Administration Opposes Labor Reform Bill
The Eisenhower administration through Secretary of Labor Mitchell opposes the Senate labor bill aimed at curbing union corruption. Mitchell says the proposals would weaken protections and mislead workers. the bill seeks greater rank and file control and public financial reporting. No date set for Senate action, but high priority anticipated under Johnson.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Senate
Labor Department
Geneva
Switzerland
John MacClellan
D-Ark
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
City Court cases heard by Judge Carl T. Smith yesterday
In City Hall City Court Gene Francis McClintock 1520 Johnson Ave speeding $1 and costs Ronald Eugene Holder 1303 Beach Street speeding $1 and costs with $5 costs suspended Adeline Benbow 410 Andover Rd Disorderly conduct No affidavit filed Eugene F. Roll 3203 Burton Place Failure to stop for a stop sign $1 and costs Larry Wanta 119 E. 34th St Reckless driving $1 and costs license held by court 30 days Helen R. Tomlinson Broadway Public intoxication $1 and costs with $13 in costs suspended and 30 day jail sentence dismissed Cortes ships hunted Veracruz Mexico UPI Frogmen search for remains of 21 ships brought by Cortes from Cuba 43 years ago
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Carl T. Smith
City Hall
Gene Francis McClintock
Johnson Ave
Ronald Eugene Holder
BE. Ath St
Adeline Benbow
Andover Rd
Eugene F. Roll
Burton Pi
Larry Wanta
34Th St
Helen R. Tomlinson
Broadway
Car Crash Near Ind 238 Sends Driver to Hospital
A two vehicle and single car series of weekend injuries were reported. Merrill Becktell of Indianapolis was hospitalized with deep lacerations and possible fractures after failing to negotiate a curve near Ind 238 and 67. Other injured include David Shellenbarger 16 Daleville and James Hosier 24 Daleville with chest wounds and facial contusions, plus Theodore Walker 15 and Roland Walker 14 with contusions. Johane Ann Murphy 6 suffered head injuries and James Vardeman 18 broke a wrist after separate incidents. All were transported by Baker Brothers ambulance to St Johns Hospital. sheriff officials investigated.
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Joe Brogdon
Jack Castor
Ind
Middletown Rd
Merrill Eugene Becktell
Indianapolis
David E. Shelienbarger
Rt. 1
Daleville
James Hosier
Summitville
Theodore Walker
Roland Walker
al Jeep
Shellenbarger
Hosier
Walker
Lalso
Brogdon
Castor
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers
Johané Ann Murphy
St. Charles St
James Vardeman
St. John’s Hospital
College violin students to give public recital at Park Place
Anderson College music department announces two violin recital nights led by Miss Ingy1 Marie Lien. Tonight features a Park Place Church of God program with works by Gauvreau Strieter Webber Ahn Carse Lambert Andrews and more, performed by students including Breitweiser Gilmore Phillips Higginbotham and others with piano by Dr. Pau Breitweiser.
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von Ahn Carse
Renee Lambert
Ellen Andrews
Sullivan Perlman
Connie Reardon
Kullak Applebaum
James Dyer
Seitz
Brady Wilson
Eichner
Jeanne Phillips
Clifford Gilmore
Gounod Wichtl
Anthony Higginbotham
Litt
Littersdorf-Primrose
Massenet
Mozart
Thomas Breitweiser
Pau Breitweiser
Principal Reviews Educational Gains at Twilight Optimist Club
West vate School principal Q. T. White spoke on The Second Mile of Education to Twilight Optimist Club members at Farris Cafe last night. Don Mc Coy introduced him as the club finalized plans for the June 14 installation dinner at 6 30 p m in Labor Temple basement.
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Q. T. White
Westvate School
Twilite Optimist Club
Farris Cafe
White
Don McCoy
Labor Temple
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching, and ease pain without surgery. Reports from New York describe case-by-case reductions and a money-back guarantee with drugstore availability.
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New York
N.Y
Spoeisl
U.S Pa
New Typing Course Set At Anderson High School
A beginning typing course for junior high to college students will be offered at Anderson High School this summer. Enrollment is this morning from 7 to 9 a m in Room 305 S, with Mrs Marjorie Austin as registrar. Twenty openings remain for the session taught by Mrs Albert Hamilton.
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Anderson High School
Troom
Marjorie Austin
Albert Hamilton
City Farm Tour and County Office Notices
The Madison County Farm Bureau sponsors a city farm tour with stops at Lawler farm and another site featuring hog and cattle confinement and 4 H projects. Kenneth Kolmerten will handle farmer interviews. a noon chicken barbecue is set at the Lawler farm. Also, County Commissioners seek a successor to Treasurer Hays. Deputy treasurer Luna Swenson meets officials to decide if office closure is needed for the funeral.
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City
Tual Drain
Guernsey
Rescues, Deaths Mark Gorge Tragedies At Scenic Lookout
Bodies recovered after a car plunged into the Little Colorado River near a scenic canyon overlook on Highway 64. A 43 year old man, Donald L. Mark, died after leaping from a rock with others near the E Tovar Lodge area. Sheriff’s meeting planned with 35 sheriffs for a Pine Manor dinner. Court minutes note various cases including divorces and contracts. A 6 year old South Bend boy died after a window fall.
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Corin
Colorado River
Here
Highway 64
Donald L. Mark
New Ee Ete
Salvador Toc-Peck
Ronald P Jones
Mark
I Investment Com
Fred Harvey Co
Leee Manabe
Donald
Tovar Lodge
Hospital Fund Drive Seeks Completion by June 16
The Hospital Fund drive reports a $19 461 total on this page. Medical chair Dr John C Drake notes $241 233 raised to 80 4 per cent of objective while Area chair Mrs R J Hulse and Mrs R M Wagner report $40 169 at 80 3 per cent. Other divisions show Special Gifts 111 495 at 74 3 per cent Commercial 129 961 at 74 2 per cent Business 27 838 at 55 6 per cent Rural 74 055 at 49 3 per cent Professional 23 008 at 30 8 per cent. Campaign officials estimate outstanding gifts and pledges at $240 000. Volunteers are asked to intensify solicitations by June 16. Officials seek rapid reports from major corporations. Also discussed were building plans for a new 125 bed community hospital near North Madison Ave and Cross Street. Possible names Wa r h a v e n Bethesda Mt Hope Memorial have been proposed and will be put to residents by ballot in local newspapers for final decision.
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John C. Drake
R. J. Hulse
R. M. Wagner
Ward Stilson
Thomas R. McMahon
Wilbur Roby
Walter Haynes
Evan Wilson
Lawrence M. Busby
Drive
Madison Avenue
Cross Street
Wairhaven
Mt. Hope Memorial
Bethesda
de Tain
Notable Names in Pacific Coast Rail Draft List
Thompson Seattle Wal ter Turcotte Upper Falls Earl Trube Chicago Al White New Orleans Bill Whitmer Norfolk Jordan Woods Milwaukee George Rozakis New set and R O Peters Milwaukee
Coroner Hiday to be conducted Sunday at 1 PM
Burial will be at Troy. Survivors include his wife three sisters Mrs Barbara White and Mrs Willa Bell Hill Troy and Mrs Rachael Patterson Anderson one uncle one aunt and nephews nieces and cousins
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Troy
Barbara White l
Willa Bell Hill
Rachael Patterson
Anderson
Markleville Leader and Civic Figure Passes Away
Obituary for a county treasurer and longtime community leader. A member of the Markleville Brotherhood and Sisterhood, Pendleton Lions Club, and Farm Bureau, he served as secretary treasurer of Markleville Elevator Company and led Madison County 4 H Clubs. He held state treasurer association presidency in 1957 and studied at Earlham College after Spiceland Academy. Survived by Audrey West Hays his wife, a daughter Mrs James Norris, Pendleton, and Horace W. of Mar kleville along with four grandchildren and many relatives.
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Markleville Brotherhood and
Sisterhood
Pendleton Lions Club
Farm Bureau
Markleville Elevator Company
Markleville Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
Madison County
Treasurers Association of
Spiceland Academy
Earlham College
Richmond
Audrey West Hays
James Norris
Pendleton
Joneson
Horace W
Rt. 1
Markleville
Annabelle Wheeldon Dies in Anderson Indiana
Annabelle Wheeldon 39 of 2721 Mounds Rd. Anderson died at St. John's Hospital Sunday. Born October 17, 1918, she was daughter of James H. and Mrs. Haines. Survived by husband Earl F. Wheeldon. daughter Alberta LaRue. stepdaughter Millard John and stepsons Franklin E. and James L. Wheeldon. nine grandchildren. three sisters and three brothers. She was president of the VFW Auxiliary. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Baker Brothers, Rev. George Skinner officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Annabelle Wheeldon
Annabelle Haynes Wheeldon
Mounds Rd
St. John's Hospital
James H. Haines
Earl F. Wheeldon
Alberta LaRue
Anderson
Millard John
Franklin E
James L. Wheeldon
Millie H. Snowden
Jesse Edwards
Lucille Mabbitt
Walter G. Haines
Sam Haines
Indianapolis
Wheeldon
VFW
Baker Brothers
Funeral
George Skinner
Memorial Park Cemetery
John W. Deakins
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Arthur Proctor
Mounds Baptist Church
Ahepa Convention Highlights Indiana Youth Groups
Ahepa ready for WM season with more than 800 Ahepa members and 1100 Daughters in state. Delegates and visitors will travel from Hammond Gary East Chicago Fort Wayne South Bend Marion Kokomo Anderson Muncie Indianapolis and other Hoosier cities. Out-of-state guests also invited for a three day event. Lodge committee on convention arrangements includes Pete Pancol as chairman Ted Demos vice president Perry Pakes secretary and Andy Blassaras treasurer.
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WM Seaso
Ahepa
Hoosier
Hammond
Gary
East Chicago
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Marion
Kokomo
Anderson
Muncie
Indianapolis
Lodge
Pete Pancol
Ted Demos
Perry Pakes
Andy Blassaras
Recount Under Way For Contested Board Race
Commissioners move totals from the disputed races to a locked jury room in the courthouse to recount the 190 voting machines. Judge Sid M. Cleveland approved the recount on Mc Cord’s suit, with Burton McClintock presiding as judge pro tem during Cleveland’s absence for juvenile court work in Florida. Charles B. Salyers will serve in the latter part of the absence.
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Conti
Vrom
Sid M. Cleveland
McCord
Burton McClintock
Superior Court 2
Cleveland
Florida
Charles B. Salyers
Local Scout Dining Staff and Reservations Named
Fred Porter and Ross Boyer lead the population trading posts and crafts lodge in Anderson with John Bevilhimer JIT and John Jones. Randall Gordon of Anderson starts a fourth summer as dining room steward. New in the kitchen are Lois Closser head cook and Jacqueline Dunkarty assistant cook. Other kitchen staff include Sherman Scott Anderson Tom Binder Alexandria Steve Harrison Tipton and Ross Stice Noblesville. Roger Warner Alexandria assists Mr Fox and Mr Couch. Reservations for fourth and fifth periods are urged immediately with Scout headquarters at 1023 Broadway.
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Fred Porter
Ross Boyer
Anderson
Bill Campbell
Noblesville
John Bevilhimer Jit
John Jones
Randall Gordon
Lois Closser
Jacqueline Dunkarty
Sherman Scott
Tom Binder
Alexandria
Steve Harrison
Tipton
Ross Stice
Fox
Couch
Roger Warner
Dunkerly
Broadway
Obituary notes and storm damage across Indiana towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Leonard P. Underwood and Joseph Krider appear amid reports of a severe storm. High winds felled trees, damaged homes and public buildings, and caused flooding across Middletown Alexandria Elwood and surrounding counties. Police and volunteers aided rescues as storms battered the area with tornado warnings and lightning, leaving several fatalities and widespread property loss.
Jesse Warner services set for Tuesday at Baker Brothers
Jesse Warner aged 67 of 4u East 4th Street died early Saturday at home. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Roy E Baker. Burial will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Jesse Warner
Baker Brothers Funeral
Roy E. Baker
East Maplewood
East Germany pressure on recognition and a jail case
A reporter notes East Germany pushes for practical recognition while the Soviet Embassy hints at a jail resolution. U S officials hope the Soviets honor precedent and release the helicopter crew. Bonn says no official East German or Soviet communication has been received, and Washington will ignore notes from an unrecognized regime.
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Page One
State Department
Washington
Soviet Union
U. S
Bonn
United States
Duck Creek Farm Bureau Meets This Evening
The Duck Creek Township Farm Bureau will meet at 8 p m Tuesday June 10 in the Duck Creek Boone Township School. An annual amateur contest with four classes 10 years 41-15 years adults and experienced non professionals will be held. A Father s day award will be presented. Chairman Robert Dickey will preside.
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Elwood
Duck Creek Township
Rotarians To Hear Dr John A Buehler At Noon
The Rotary Club will discuss the International Geophysical Year with Dr John A Buehler of Anderson College at the YMCA noon meeting Today recognized as one of the Midwest's leading scientists The program was arranged by the board of directors
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John A. Buehler
Anderson College
Rotary Club
YMCA
Buehler
Midwest
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Lemuel Lee Silvey aged 68 died at home in Summitville on Sunday. He was born in Arkansas and lived in Summitville 35 years. He married Maude Whittle in 1917 and leaves four daughters and five sons, plus siblings and half siblings. Funeral services at Summitville Christian Church with burial in Forrestville Cemetery. Also remembered is William J. Danforth 94 a longtime Jackson Township farmer who died at his Rt G Anderson home. He married Rosa May Gunn in 1889 and leaves two sons, one daughter, three brothers, a sister, and several grandchildren. service in Summitville Funeral Home with burial in Perkinsville Cemetery.
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Lemuel Silvey
Summitville
Lemuel Lee Silvey
E. North Main St
Arkansas
Manville
Alexandria
Silvey
Anna May Ramsey
Maucie
Martha Jane Wollenhall
Rosella Stroll
Wabash
Pearl Miller
Gas City
Walter Linn
Jonesboro
Peter Linn
Ben Linn
Rutlin
Ewing
William Danforth
William J. Danforth
Jackson Township
Anderson
Marion Danforth
Rosa May Gunn
Berlyn
Arnold Danforth
Winchester
Bessie Danforth
George
Marion
Frankton
John
Indianapolis
Cora Newton
Fisher Brothers
Forest Drum
Perkinsville
Bealls Chapel
Phillip Bernard Rites In Alex Alexandria
Funeral services for Phillip Joseph Curley Bernard 88 will be held at 2 pm today at Davis and Strider Funeral Home in Alexandria. Rev Dee Henderson and Rev Russell Courtney will officiate with interment in Park View Cemetery. Born April 7 1870 in New Albany he lived most of his life here as a glass worker and later a dynamiter at Banner Rock. Survived by son Andrew Bernard daughter Louise Holler five grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He was the last member of his family. Kenneth M. Burch resigns as Albany Chamber manager to take South Bend post July 1.
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Phillip Joseph (Curley) Bernard
Louise Holler
W. Mill St
Davis and Strider
Dee Henderson
Church of the Nazarene
Russell Courtney
Pentecostal Church
Park View Cemetery
Mr. Bernard
New Albany
Phillip
Mary Bernard
Moulton St
Banner Rock
Andrew Bernard
Monessen
Mrs. Holler
Dismissals Listed At Hospital Throughout Community
Community hospital lists dismissals including Mrs. Dorothy Broadnax on Forkner Street and Mrs. Dorothy Hill on Cedar Street. Also discharged are Mrs. Robert Jeffries and daughter of Fairmount, Mrs. Joseph Childs and daughter of Morton Street, Mrs. Jimmy Griffin and daughter on West 17th Street, John Dick Ur on Route 1, Marion Hundlman on Nelle Street.
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Dorothy Broadnax
Forkner St
Dorothy Hill
Robert Jeffries
Fairmount
Joseph Childs
Morton St
Jimmy Griffin
John Dick
Marion Hundlman
Nelle
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Tom Bushey
Mounds Road
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Humphrey
Madison County Extension Office
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Jackson St
C. Rector
Tuperday
Markleville East Christian Church
Harlan Cemetery
William Byer
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Hays
Luna Swenson
Chifton Paddock
John Hersberger
Madison County Court House
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East 23Rd St
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Ahepas
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Est St
Maplewood Cemetery
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Monroe St
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Rayrow
Mond
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Chi
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J. Fred Morgan
Indiana’ Ave
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Charles Shelby
Redkey
Shell Funeral Homeby
William Rice
Kermit’ Ring
Robert Davis
Wilbur Toney
Rt. 2
Middletown
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Curtisville
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Jessie Edgell
Duck Creek
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Wimner
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Jackley Funeral Home
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Weather Bureau
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Breman
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Warren County
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Plymouth
Perry Edgell
DePauw Amazes
East Germany
Frente
Duck Creek Bureau
John Buehler
Madison
Phillip Bernard Rites
Alex
Indiana CC
Kenneth M. Burch
Greater Albany Chamber of Commerce
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N. Y
Lone
St. John’s
Bonnie Johnson
Harter
Claudine Bowlin
Main St
Audrey Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
Goer Pittman
Ak Edna Gray
Dewey
St. Jack Isaacs, Pendleton
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