90 MPH Winds Ravage Anderson County and City
A sudden weather assault caused 90 mile per hour winds across the region. Power outages, toppled trees, and damaged buildings were reported from Anderson and surrounding areas including Smith's Greenhouse, Washington School, and multiple residences. No injuries were noted amid widespread roof, window, and utility damage.
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Madison County
Anderson Airport
Chesterfield
William E. Stacey
Madison-Dela
Anderson
7Th St
Milton
Ruddle
Smith
High St
W. 8Th Street
State Rd
Orchard Lane
Washington School
Columbus Avenue
Thurl Mann
Keath St. Nazarene Church
State Rd. 9
Middletown
Marshall's Office
Stohler Lumber Company
Linden Lane
Edgewood
Kennedy warns Wallace to stay from Alabama campus
President Kennedy bluntly urges Governor George Wallace to stay away from the University of Alabama campus on Tuesday and leave these matters to the courts. He calls Wallace the only announced threat to orderly law and warns of consequences if defiant conduct continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
White House
Honolulu
Ft. Brandon National
Anderson Man Dies In Crash Near Columbus
Freeman E Hummel 38 of 3819 East Lynn St died about 2 45 am Sunday when his cousin Razel Hummel drove off Ind 9 into a ditch ten miles east of Columbus. Another Andersonian died earlier James Kent Gardner 19 of 2239 Park Ave in a crash on Ind 32 east of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman E. Hummel
East Lynn St
Ind. 9
Columbus
Hummel
James Kent Gardner
Park Ave
Ind
Anderson
Tennessee
Razel Hummel
Donnie Hummel
Rt. 1
Allens
Tenn
Freeman Hummel
Clay County
Macmillan orders inquiry into sex and security scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a searching judicial inquiry into the sex and security scandal rocking his government. Lord Chancellor Dilhorne is said to be secretly investigating security aspects and will report this week. Ward faces bail denial and potential new charges as Profumo’s resignation looms amid market fears.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Scotland Yard
Dilhorne
Macmillan
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Cuba
Harold Wilson
Richard A. Butler
Lord Hailsham
Lord Poole
Cochairman
Martin Redmayne
House of Commons
Redmayne
Profumo
Minuteman Flag Award Honors Delco Remy Division
The U S Treasury awarded the Minuteman Flag to Delco Remy Division for a top peacetime savings bond drive. Don L. Boyes accepted for 16 000 Anderson area workers with 79.2 percent in the GM Payroll Savings Program investing in Savings Series E Bonds. Storms praised the effort at the flag pole ceremony near Anderson.
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Delco-Remy
U.S. Treasury Department
United States
Anderson
General Motors
L. Storms
U.S. Treasury
Department
Don L. Boyes
Delco- Remy
Elvin Wright
Frances Rector
Richard Babb
J. S. Garlic
J. A. Kellegge
Madison County Savings Bond
Russell J. Hulse
Given L. Storms
U.S
Delco-Remy Engineering and Research Center
Storms
Impersonating Doctor Charged At Toronto Hospital
Antonio Maurantonio a 25 year old man described as an eligible bachelor with bright new D plates on his car had nurses awaiting his arrival at St Michael's Hospital. Police announced the end of his medical career as they charged him with impersonating a doctor after he failed to treat any patients in a month.
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Toronto
UPI
Antonio Maurantonio
Ben Casey
St. Michael’s Hospital
Maurantonio
Seek Strike Delay
Secretary of Labor Wirtz urged railroads and unions to extend the strike deadline five days. Management accepted. unions will meet to discuss. Wirtz urged further intensive talks to avoid service disruption. The extension would push the deadline to June 18. A failure to extend could trigger a strike and possible federal action. The dispute centers on featherbedding and new work rules affecting up to 40,000 jobs.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Labor Department
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Hoosier Merchants Protest Sales Tax Start Point
Indiana merchants plan a large turnout at the State House to urge a low starting point for the new 2 percent sales tax collections. The State Board of Revenue hearing follows a circuit court action in Indianapolis where Judge John L. Niblack is weighing a related AFL CIO suit.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
House of Representatives
State Board of Revenue
John L. Niblack
Indiana Afl-Cio
Miller Speaks At Park Place Park Place Church hosts Dr. Adam W. Miller
Dr. Adam W. Miller, noted Church of God leader and Anderson College emeritus dean, speaks at 7 p.m. at Park Place Church of God as part of Eastside preconvention activities. Miller has long served in church missions, academia, and writing, including a 1922 1927 Japan mission and leadership roles with the Missionary Board and National Youth Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hummel
Delco-Remy Plant
Ruby Hummel
James Randy
Anna Dean Phillips
Richmond
Angeline Winningham
Junction City
Genell Hummel
Allens
Charles
Arlos Hummel
Carlos Hummel
Chesterfield
James Hummel
Anderson
Adam W. Miller
Church of God
School of Theology
Anderson College
Park Place
Miller
Japan
Tokyo Young Men’s Christian Association
Higher Normal School
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Federalsburg
National Youth Fellowship of the Church
Kennedy Pledges No Atmosphere Tests Amid Broad Talk of Ban
President Kennedy says the United States will not conduct atmospheric nuclear tests as long as other nations refrain. He cites two key decisions and notes high level talks with Khrushchev and Macmillan in Moscow toward a comprehensive test ban. Conferences will occur in July after a Sino Soviet diplomatic meeting.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Khrushchev
Geneva
Indiana Wheat Crop Prospects Dip One Bushel in May
Indiana wheat crop prospects fell by one bushel per acre in May due to dry weather and late frosts. The forecast yields 36 bushels per acre, with a potential summer harvest of 46.944 million bushels. Last year’s record was 35.5 and the all time peak was 57.4 million in 1906.
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Washington
Indiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
School Health Council reveals tests immunization statistics
The Anderson Public Schools are listed in an end of year report showing vision and dental screenings, TB tests, and various immunizations. The council, with local doctors and nurses, provides exams and vaccinations for indigent children including smallpox, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Public
Tri Kappa Dental Clinic
Seven Anderson College Faculty Promotions Listed
Dean Robert A Nicholson announced seven Anderson College promotions for the 1963 64 academic year including three full professors Harold Linamen Pichon Loh and Elbridge MacKenzie. New associate professors include Marie Mayo and Russell Renz while Milton Buettner and Frederick Damme move to assistant professor roles.
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Anderson College
Robert A. Nicholson
Harold Frederick Linamen
Pichon P. Y. Loh
Elbridge G. MacKenzie
Nicholson
Marie Joiner Mayo
Russell Renz
Milton A. Buettner
Frederick Damae
Linamen
MacKenzie
Harold F. Linamen
Picton P. Y. Loh
Births Reported at St Johns and Community Hospital
New arrivals at St Johns Hospital include a girl for Roy Argabright of Markleville and a girl for Leon Wasilewoski of Fletcher Street. Benjamin Taylor and Frank Jones welcome a boy and a girl respectively. At Community Hospital Rufus Wasson and Jerry Stephenson welcome a girl and a boy, with several other families from Alexandria Summitville Pendleton and Rt. 3 noting boys and girls born.
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St. John’s Hospital
Roy Argabright
Markleville
Leon Wasilewoski
Fletcher St
Benjamin Taylor
Hendricks St
Frank Jones
Harrison St
Community Hospital
Rufus Wasson
Chippewa Dr
Jerry Stephenson
E. 4Th St
Oran Snodgrass
Alexandria
Thomas Silvey
Summitville
Edgar Poole
Pendleton
Larry Dellinger
Roe Kirkpatrick
Rt. 3
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Ware
Ind. 67
Eral
Herald
Anderson Banking Company
Anderson Municipal
Gardner
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John O. Herr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Noblesville
Linda Herald
Riverview Hospital
Joseph Humbles
Herald Auto
Loretta Sue Glaze
Paul Edward Jacks
Gas City
Cecil D. Thackery
Clinton
Ill
Ridge Ro
Here
Jacks
Carolyn Jacks
Penny Purvis
Kevin Jacks
Gene Jacks
Eugene Ivanov
Kremin
Ivanov
Minuteman
Hoosier
State House
School Health Council
Lion’s Club
Anderson and Vicinity
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