Anderson College Campaign Tops 541432 in Drive Progress
The campaign reports total donations of 541 442 to date, about 72 percent of the goal, with major gifts from General Motors Corp and several divisions showing strong progress. Elmo A. Funk says community support reflects faith in the college and expects to push past the final target of 750000 as work continues through June 29.
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Elmo A. Funk
Anderson College
General Motors Corp
Wilbur Roby
Division A
Donald L. Boyes
Reran J. Steteart
Anderson Col
Sarege
Cam
Robert H. i
Reardon
Anderson College Presiective
Repaortsident
YMCA
Donald L. Boyd
Byron L. Stewart
Buthop
Mr. Stilson
Goal
John Burton, Jr
Ward
Eff
Charles Riedel
Roby
Adams Named NCC Proxy in Regional Conference
Richmond Indiana report states Adams Anderson principal is NCC president with Cecil Webb Lafayette principal as vice president. Conference keeps nine team plan with Indianapolis Tech possibly withdrawing. NCC all sports trophy awarded to Kokomo. Richland Center, Lafayette second, others listed. Three men linked to armed robbery held on bonds. Todd posted 15000 and released. Stephen Malzahn pled guilty in a tavern holdup case with sentencing set.
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Richmond
Ind
C. ¥. McConnell
Richman High School
David Adams
Anderson
Cecile Webb
Lafayette
Lfor
Indianapolis Tech
Ordes
NCC
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Cracy
Blue Grotto
Smith Viease
Calunu
Woman faces reduced sentence in love triangle killing
An 18 year old La Porte woman, Celia Bomel, pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of her husband amid a love triangle. Judge Alban M. Smith found her mentally capable to stand trial. Ramid John Rorel, 31, a landscaping contractor, was killed. Poll results to be announced tomorrow in The Anderson Herald.
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LA Porte
Ind
Cailfo
Celia B. Bomel
Alban M. Smith
Ramid
John Rorel
St John s Hospital installs automatic X ray film processor
St Johns Hospital has installed a new automatic film processor in the X Ray Department designed to process film in seven minutes versus at least fifty minutes with manual procedures. During a four day shakedown staff reported films quickly reach patient charts and attending physicians by noon daily.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ray Department
Laos Neutralists Win Key Posts in Coalition Talks
Laos leaders agreed to grant the neutralist Suvanna Phouma a defense and police ministry in a coalition. Souvanna predicted formal cabinet approval Monday as Bou Oum and Gen. Phoumi Nosavan reversed earlier positions. The move aims to keep Souphanouvong's pro Communist faction from gaining those posts while negotiations continue.
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Plain OF Jars
Laos
UPI
Souvannia Phouma
Bou Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Souphanouvang
Souanna
Boun Oum
Souvanna Phouma
Ger Phoumi
Souphanou'iwong
Viet Nam
Paris
Police Urge Guard The Children After City Accidents
Police report June danger as children roam city streets after school ends. Capt. Fred Richardson notes May arrests reached 164. 18 children injured including ages 12 11 and seven under seven. He calls for stricter enforcement and parent vigilance to reduce injuries.
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Fred Richardson
Anderson
Richardson
Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee
Capt. Richardson
Nso
Capt
Russia Warns of Measures Over Berlin Shooting
Moscow warned of necessary measures if West Berlin police continue shooting to stop East Germans fleeing over the Berlin wall. The note to the Big Three followed Kennedy discussions with West German leaders about Berlin and Western Europe defense.
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Russia
Kennedy
Franz Josef Strauss
Berlin
U. S
Indiana
Anderson
Ander
Washington
United States
West
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Mosw
Soviet Union
Ubricht
Supreme Court
Manhere
Moscow
Easts
Fust
Kennedy Heads Ballot Lead in Mass Senate Nomination
In Springfield Massachusetts Kennedy leads McCormack in early balloting at the Democratic state convention with strong support from Cape and Plymouth districts. Rep Edward Boland touts Kennedy as a capable performer despite boos from rivals. The convention opened with full delegate seats and signs cheering Kennedy amid a tense mood.
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Springfield
Mass
Kennedy
McCor
Mack
U.S
Massachuse
Eward M
Edward ¥. McCorm
Kennnedy
Cape and Plymouth District
Hyannis Port
Kennedys
Edward P. Boland
Dmass
Boland
Colnam
Eyeglasses as Tickets to Lions Home Show Event
Lions Clubs publicized a fundraiser at Anderson High School gym inviting residents to donate old eyeglasses as admission tickets. Glasses, collected nationwide, will be shipped to help needy children in India and other countries. The Home Show opens next Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. with local merchants displaying furnishings and wares at nominal admission.
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Lions
A. J .Broderick
Lions Clubs
Lions International
Chicago
Brodericis
India
Lions Home
Anderson High School
Merand
Tira Tn
Cohen
Unclear Local Arrivals Report at St Johns Area
Fragmented notice lists names connected to new arrivals and nearby residents. Mentions include William Cory sani, a girl, Mrs Claude Meyer, Mrs Kent Hardy, and MM Byron Johnson. Provides an address 312 Lindes Lane and references James T Miller and maternal figures. No coherent event established.
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St. John’s Ty Johns
William Corysani
Claude Meyer
Kent Hardy
Iid Mead
MM Byron Johnson
Lindes Lane
50th Reunion of AHS Class of 1912 Held at YMCA
An Anderson High School 1912 graduates gathered with spouses at the YMCA in a 50th anniversary dinner session. The Old Salem Room hosted the group of longtime classmates, many who spent earlier years together in various grades, with a special program for friends of a half century.
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Anderson High School
YMCA
Old Salem
Joe Allen
Anderson
Dan Babcock
Indiana
Carl D. Cleaver
Leta DeWart
J Clark
Dianapolis
Edna Dobbins
Martin J. Gavin Jr
Gary
Luccille Dye
Pierre Cephari
Ann Glaze
Karl Shaler
Indianapolis
Myrtle Haines
Ray Beeman
AHS
Marshals Eject Demonstrators in San Francisco
About 60 demonstrators occupied a building in San Francisco and were evicted by U.S. marshals after being carried out on stretchers amid guitar music and chants. Twenty seven men and five women were arrested for loitering and related offenses, with most leaving the scene but returning. The protestors represent the Committee For Non-Violers Action and faced potential penalties of up to 20 days in jail or a $58 fine.
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Mmusic
Cecil Poole
U.S. Mareshal
Edward A. Heslop
Heslop
Ira Sandper
Poole
Douglas backs dunes study urged by Indiana leaders
Senator Douglas and Indiana Save the Dunes Council leaders endorsed a plan supporting a detailed study of Lake Michigan coasts. The resolution, approved by Douglas, will be sent to chairmen of Senate and House committees for action.
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Chicago
Paul H
Eredit
Indiana
Save the Dunes Council
Michigan
Sen
Douglas
theSenate
House
Prizes and Prizes Big Apple In Tilt With Derby Boys
Prizes and trophies are being prepared for the local Soap Box Derby event featuring the race against Anderson Soap Box Derby. Winners will receive the Champion's trophy from Chevrolet Motor Division and a $500 savings bond, plus new awards including the Soap Box Derby determination trophy and fair play trophy in memory of Jon Halford Storm.
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Anderson
Vinc
Hunter Chevrolet Ca
Akron
Ohio
Chevrolet Motor Division
U.S
C. Hilligoss
D. Boy
Jon Halford Storm
Anderson Sertoma Club
Barrons to Star in Players' Mr. Roberts Production
Priup Barrons signed to portray Pulver in the Madison County Dramatic Players presentation of Mr. Roberts at Geeling S' Tem theater in Ander. Barrons has West Coast and New York theatre credits and studied at Alma College plus the American Theatre Wing. Summer plans include Cape Cod season with Beath of a Salesman and other titles. season tickets priced at six hundred dollars for five shows.
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Madison Coury Dramatic
Jons
Alma College
Barrons
Atre
East
West Cousix
Luch
American Theatre Wing
New York City
New York
Solid Gold
Bole Brown
Anderson
Barsitos
Cape Maylouse
Cape
Saison Fickels
Wileey Travel Service
Mame
Gives & Dolls
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Jack Rossin
Ray Weiler
John Drake
J. E. Flanagan
Charles Humphrey
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A. J. B. Martin
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Lawrence Bushy
T. R. McMahan
George Blackwell
Carl Erskine
Everett Hartung
John Kirkman
Rollie Ben
Adams
Simdlay
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Epert
WESS
Spree
Landwehr Canal
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Herold Phata
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Derby
Mr. Roberts
Philip Barrons
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