Martian Earth Landing Tales Reach Russia
Tass reports claims of Martian visitors were dismissed as fiction by two top Soviet scientists. They rejected Izvestia author Kazantsev’s view that the Tunguska event was caused by a nuclear space ship.
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Russia
Moscow
UPI
Earth
Tass
Mars
Meteoric Committee
Vasily Fesenkov
Astronomical- Geodesical Society
Dmitri Mertynov
Kazantsev
Resenkov
Martynov
Elwood Historical Club plans July Saddle Club parking
The Elwood Historical Club Inc held a Sunday meeting with a covered dish dinner. Plans were made for Saddle Club to park cars during July show and Basil Harvey of Kokomo removed tree stumps. Marion Reynolds said wiring will be finished in a week. A queen will be elected July 28 at 4 p.m. Call for entrants by July 10. Next meeting June 23 at 2 p.m. Fire department responded to a cigarette fire causing minor damage.
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Elwood
Elwood Historical Club Inc
Bob Meyer
Saddle Club
Basil Harvey
Kokomo
Marion Reynolds
Ninez Wilburn
Pearl Lynas
Davis Sullivan
Markleville
Short Story Writer Seriously Injured in Traffic Crash
Margaret Weymouth Jackson 68 of Spencer, a nationally known short story writer, is in poor condition at Morgan County Hospital after a Wednesday collision on Indiana 67 near Brooklin. She suffered a leg fracture and internal injuries. Her brother in law Walter LeForge drove the other vehicle. She had been scheduled to teach English composition at Indiana University summer school.
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Martinsville
Ind
Margaret Weymouth Jackson
Spencer
Morgan County Hospital
Hines Participates in Flying Fox Training Exercise
Airman apprentice Jimmy J. Hines of Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Clemerce J Hines RR 2 Anderson served aboard USS Hancock during Exercise Flying Fox off the California coast a major fleet level training event in air strike and anti aircraft warfare
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Jimmy J. Hines
USN
Clemerce J. Hines
Anderson
Hancock
California
Anderson Association of Churches Chooses New Officers
The Anderson Association of Churches elected new officers and named department chairmen at a Friday board meeting. New president is the Rev. Wallace Steed of Anderson College and the Rev. Robert Bickel of Madison Avenue Methodist becomes secretary. Other officers include Don Trout and Everett Hartung retained, with department chairs named for Community Welfare Youth Weekday Religious Education Women’s Work Finance and Financial Secretary.
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Ander
Saw Association of Churches
Louise Beem
Central Christian — Christian Edthe Group
Lcation
Melvin Phillips Ymca
Donald
First Baptist —Evangelism
Courtney
Wallace Tian
Anderson Col
Ebht- Steed Mathadice Lege
Raymond Breaker
First Friends Church
Robert Bickel
Madison Avenue Methodist
George Harris
East Lynn Christian
Don Trout
First Methodist
Everett Hartung
Park Place Church of God
Anderson Association — of Churches
Association
Requv UL Inudte
Wicuralisye Community Welfare
David Laird Barclay
Trinity Episcopal
Charles Gaus
St. John’s Lutheran
Russell Cole
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian
Lowell Cochran
First Friends
William Havermale
Central Christian — Finance
George Taggart
First Presbyterian
Roscoe Snowden
East Side Church of God
Anderson Ministerial Association
Elwood WSCS and Local Clubs Host Meetings
Grace Methodist Church WSCS meets at 7 30 p m with Mrs Cecil Douglas and Mrs Telbert Hasecuster in charge. Loyal Workers and Mix and Fix Club plan events at homes with demonstrations and wedding picture roll calls.
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Don Barber
Mike Trimble
Jim Webb
Grace Methodist
WSCS
Grace Methodist Church
Bertha Burger
Bernie Lee
Clarence Rockhill
Cecil Douglas
Telbert Hasecuster
Indiana April construction contracts rise 11 percent
New York AP reports Indiana construction contracts reached 84.3 million in April, up 11 percent from April 1962. Residential work climbed 8 percent to 43.4 million while nonresidential fell 8 percent to 25.4 million and public works surged 84 percent to 15.3 million.
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New York
Indiana
F. W. Dodge Corp
Alexandria Plans New City Entrance
Mayor Guy C. Lewis announced a new south entrance to Alexandria to be financed by the state. The project will start off the Indiana 9 bypass north of the old bridge, run along Water Street to Harrison Street, replace the county’s old bridge, and include overhead signs and channelization with state design, equipment, materials, and maintenance.
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Alexandria
Guy C. Lewis
Ind. 9
Water Street
Harrison St
State Highway Department
Kline to Speak at Anderson Rotary Luncheon
Floy A Kline of Anderson will address the noon meeting of the Anderson Rotary Club at the YMCA. He directs the Office of Traffic Safety for Indiana and will be introduced by Frank Yarling the community safety chairman.
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Floy A. Kline
Anderson
Anderson Rotary Club
YMCA
Kline
Office of
State of
Indiana
Frank Yarling
Mrs. Rominger Dies Sunday At Son's Home
Mrs. Laura Etta Rominger dies at her son Harley Rominger's home in Elwood at 5 p.m. Sunday. Born November 5 1877 in Tipton County, she leaves a daughter Eva Benefiel and three sons Harley Oriie Lyndle, twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jackley Funeral Home with Rev. John O Bryan officiating. burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Laura Etta Rominger
Harley Rominger
Tipton County
John
Milinda Sharp
Charles Rominger
Baptist Church
Greentown
Eva Benefiel
Harley
Oriie
Lyndle Rominger
Lillie Mae Collis
Indianapolis
Robert L. Jackley
Jackley
John O'Bryan
Elwood City Cemetery
Adams 86 local banker dies in Alexandria service today
Harry M. Adams 86 of 203 E Broadway Alexandria died Saturday night at Community Hospital Anderson. A retired president of the Commercial Bank and Trust Co he served 50 years as president and remained chairman of the board. Funeral at 3 p.m. at Strickler-Noffze with burial in IOOF mausoleum. Survived by widow Ada and niece Ruth C Brown.
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Alexandria
Harry M. Adams
E. Broadway
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Community Hospital
Anderson
David Strickler-Noffze
Edwin Grant
First Methodist Church
IOOF
Daniel Ewing
Martha Susan Adams
Anderson Bulletin
Smith and Adams Clothing
Alexandria Building and Loan Association
Alexandria Public Library
Kiwanis Club
The
Elks Lodge
Ada
Ruth C. Brown
Indianapolis
Mary Alice Adams
Today At YMCA Evening Schedule
A YMCA day plan lists multiple groups and times including Mounds Kiwanis Toastmasters Toastmistresses Optimists at 6:00. Activities cover swimming lessons and youth programs from 9:30 to 7:00 with various age groups and a Father-Son Night.
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Mounds Kiwanis
Anderson
Protests over Profumo resignation shake British market
The Profumo scandal triggered a stock market plunge in London and threatened Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government. Profumo admitted lying to the House about his relations with a red haired model accused of being a society call girl. In Peru, Fernando Belaunde Terry of Popular Action won the presidency with Christian Democrat support.
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United Press International
London
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
House of Commons
Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Christian Democrats
Rising tensions link right wing troops to Plain of Jars fighting
In Laos the possibility of right wing forces' involvement grows after a nationalist setback by the Pathet Lao. Neutralist leaders Kong Le and Souvanna Phouma met with right wing chiefs to discuss the crisis. In Saigon, the United States vows no action favoring Ngo Dinh Diem in his dispute with Buddhist leaders. The aim is to avoid hindering the war against Viet Cong guerrillas.
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Vientiane
Laos
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Souvanna Phouma
Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
East West nuke test ban talks seen near compromise in Moscow
Neutral delegates in Geneva say East and West may reach a compromise on a nuclear test ban at next month's Moscow talks. In Moscow Harold Wilson warned that prospects for an immediate full agreement based on inspection are not very hopeful after meeting Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
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Geneva
Moscow
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Nikita Khrushchev
Hoosier Boys State Set To Open At Indiana University
About 900 high school juniors chosen for civil character will attend the week-long Hoosier Boys State forum on government functions at Indiana University starting next Saturday.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Democrats Plot Week Activities in Local Clubs
Two local Democratic groups announce meetings this week. Anderson Township Democrat Club meets tonight at 7:30 in Superior Court 2 to plan a forthcoming picnic. Madison County Women's Democratic Club holds a wiener roast tomorrow at the Jack Dawson Cabin Geist Reservoir Fortville with bus transportation from City Hall at 7.
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Democratic Party
Anderson Township
Democrat Club
Superior Court
Madison County Women’s Democratic Club
Jack Dawson
Geist Reservoir
Fortville
City Hall
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