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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

8

Anderson Man Dies In Crash

Freeman E. Hummel 38 of 3819 East Lynn Street died in a crash on Ind 32 east of Armol Chesterfield while his car veered into a ditch around 2 45 am Sunday. Surviving are his widow Ruby Hummel a son James Randy three sisters and four brothers. Funeral services and burial details follow at Memorial Park Cemetery.

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Seek Strike Delay in Labor Talks Across Railroads

Washington officials discuss extending the 12:01 am deadline for a national railroad strike amid stalled negotiations on work rules and featherbedding. Labor Department officials and union leaders weigh a possible extension to avoid disruption, with federal seizure or settlement options under review.

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Miller Speaks as Park Place Hosts Church Leader

Dr. Adam W. Miller, president of a major Church of God body and longtime church scholar, will speak Wednesday night at Park Place amid pre convention activities for the International Convention of the Church of God. The event comes as the church uses local facilities for its June 17 23 sessions drawing visitors to Anderson College alum and theologian with extensive graduate studies.

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90 MPH Winds Hit County and City Sparks Clean Up

Violent gale like winds lashed the region causing power outages, toppled trees, and damaged buildings. In Anderson the storm left many areas without electricity with windows blown and awnings shredded. Damage extended to signs and a pedestrian area near a bank while the municipal airport reported strong gusts.

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President warns Wallace as Alabama crisis nears

President Kennedy urged Governor Wallace to keep Alabama calm and uphold the law amid protests and a NATO-like standoff near the University of Alabama campus. Winds damaged trees and buildings across the state, with no injuries reported, as authorities assessed the extent of losses and electrical outages lingered.

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State Wheat Prospects Dipped in May Amid Turbulent News

In May the state wheat crop prospects declined as reports described weather and market pressures. The story weaves agricultural outlook with political notes from Washington and international tensions, mentioning nuclear testing debates and a teeing up of policy discussions alongside local events.

School Health Council Reveals Tests and Immunization Stats

The School Health Council reports vision and dental screenings plus Tuberculosis testing for Indigent children. Immunization figures include polio 329 and diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus series 215, with 1 230 poliomyelitis boosters.

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Minuteman Flag Awarded to Delco Remy Division

The U S Treasury presented Delco Remy Division with the Minuteman Flag for outstanding performance in a United States Savings Bond Drive. Don L. Boyes accepted the award for employees as Anderson Industry’s 16,000 plus workers, with 792 percent enrolled in the GM Payroll Savings Program investing in Savings Series E Bonds.

United States Delco Remy U.S. Treasury Department Don L. Boyes Delco-Remy Given L. Storms Anderson General Motors U.S Detco-Remy Engineering and Research Center Storms D-R L. Storms U.S. Treasury Department Don I. Boyes Delco- Remy Elvin Wright Frances Rector Richard Babb J. $. Gorlic J. A. Kellegge Madison County Savings Bond Russell J. Hulse

Impersonating Doctor Charged After Hospital Stay

Antonio Maurantonio, 25, known as a good looking nurse watcher at St Michael's Hospital, arrived with police revealing he had not treated any patients in a month and he is charged with impersonating a doctor.

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Seven Anderson College Faculty Promoted In 1963-64

Anderson College announces promotions for seven faculty members under Dean Robert A. Nicholson. Full professors include Harold Frederick Linamen in business and economics, Pichon P Loh in history and political science, and Elbridge JG MacKenzie in education. Associate professors are Marie Joiner Mayo in biology and Russell Renz in education. Assistant professors named are Milton A Buellner in English and Frederick Damase in history and political science.

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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity

New births announced from St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital listing parents and newborns in Anderson area. Names include Argabright Markleville girl Wasilewoski Fletcher St girl Taylor Hendricks St boy Wasson Chippewa Dr girl Stephenson E Fourth St boy Snodgrass Mexandria boy Silvey Summitville boy Poole Pendleton boy Dellinger Alexandria girl Kirkpatrick RE 3 boy.

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 4Th St Oran Snodgrass Mexandria Thomas Silvey Summitville Edgar Poole Pendleton Larry Dellinger iMlexandria Roe. Kirkpatrick

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