100 Cars In Pok Derby Lineup
A field of 100 gravity powered Soap Box Derby racers will lineup at the elevated starting ramp at 9th and Main Sts. on July 8 for Anderson's 22nd annual amateur racing classic. Derby Director Jack Hunter says the 100 car field is the strongest in recent years. Registration ended the first week in June. An annual Derby picnic for all participants follows the race. Ten special prizes will be awarded for best car design construction brakes upholstery and use of scrap. Annual inspection of car and driver is Monday July 6 at Derby Headquarters Hunter Motor Co 603 Meridian St.
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Anderson
Jack Hunter
MeUp
Derby
Hunter Motor Co
Meridian St
Time hazards device razes transit station
A chaotic court scene in Tallahassee features a 23 year old Talney girl testifying about alleged sexual assault by four white youths. Defense objections were sustained as she described coercion and repeated assaults amid a segregated courthouse atmosphere.
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Tallarassre
Fla
Stender Negra Coed
Gunter ‘Toney
Altor
Talney
Willion Collingsworth
Tahassee
Soviet Talks in Berlin Show Wariness on Time Limit
The West pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington style talks to drop a one year deadline for ending the occupation of Berlin. Western officials said Moscow signaled willingness to drop the time limit, but Gromyko listened in a formal manner as Herter warned the proposal did not form a basis for discussion. Khrushchev, visiting Riga, lashed out at the West for rejecting the proposals.
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Sovietsi
Andrei Gromyko
West
Berlin
Gromyko
A.l Baxter
Avinene Arcmnanaeieses
Anderson Newspage 5, Inc
Hunter Motor Co
Derby Downs
Akron
Ohio
George Mc
Ronnie Allen
Dermont
Alexandria Re
Charles Allen
Noble St. Allen Insurance
State Senate
Terry Ancil
Harold Ancil
Indiana Gene Store
Jeff Bailey
Mineral Assembly
John J
Jesse C. Bailey
Powers
Morton St
Westside Lumbertihe
South Bend
Alexandria
Eugene Lynch
Sheridan St
Alex Miller
Joe Batthauer
Aldria
J. E
Batthauer
Park Ave
Jerry
Helen-Remy
Bennett
and Mirs
James Blark
San
Gromyka
Herter
Bomb Blast Wounds 89 at Boston Transit Station
A powerful timed bomb exploded at a Boston rapid transit station injuring 89 people. Three remain in critical condition as investigators seek a mental patient previously arrested for a bombing attempt. Police say the device used a delayed action trigger and batteries were not involved.
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Boston
UPS
Hyves
Shite
Paliew
Timothy O'Connor
N‘spector
Area Industrial Employment Up as Jobs Gain Across Sectors
A Nicholson File report shows area industrial employment rising with 2,720 more workers year over year and a high May placement total of 241. Unemployment claims fall while several plants recalled workers and construction projects expand. Three foreign students graduating from Anderson College win special scholarships to attend Columbia University and the University of Minnesota.
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Nicholson
James O.snow
Armstrong
Providence, R.I
Anderson
Mt Jackson St
Armtrong
Juvenile Judge Attending National Judges Conference
Judge Sid Cleveland of Superior Court 2 travels to Salt Lake City Utah for the National Convention for Juvenile Judges. The session runs Monday to Saturday at Hotel Utah with attendees from across the United States. His wife accompanies him while Attorney Lewis Jones serves as a temporary court liaison.
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Juge
Sid Cleveland
Superlaw Court 2
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Cleveland
Lewis Jones
Jodos Fro Fem
Indiana speed minimum debated by lawmakers
A Herald inside tips item notes a study on reducing the state speed minimum in Indiana. The page references indicate coverage of legislative discussion and potential policy changes. The report situates the debate within broader transportation safety concerns across the state.
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Indiana
Foreign students win grants at Anderson College commencement
Hubert Dixon of Kingston Jamaica and Shurmpei Okamoto of Toyo Japan were among eight foreign students honored at Anderson College. Dixon earned a $1,285 teaching assistantship in mathematics at the University of Minnesota. Okamoto won a $1,300 School of International Affairs Fellowship at Columbia University and a $500 grant from the Japan Society.
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Anersan College
Columbia University
University of Minnesota
Robert A. Nicholson
Ken Hyng Lee
Seoul
Korea
J" Ia Foundation
San Francisco
de. Philip
Jessup
Columbia
Hamper Okamoto
Tokyo
Japan
School of I|ernational Affairs
Japan Society, Inc
Ite
Hubert Dixon
Kingston
Jamaica
British West Indies
Tuty
Coleman
Keft
Shurmpei Okamoto
Toyo
Righ
Anderson College
Dixon Key
Okemoto
Iso
Japan Society
Jvc
Armory Inspection Confirms New Indiana National Guard Facility
Federal and state officers completed final acceptance of the Indiana National Guard armory on Ind 109 east of the city. Col John D Fraiday led the inspection team as the U S property and fiscal officer for Indiana units in the 38th Division. The Baystone Construction Company built the facility to house headquarters Company and Company B of the 38th Signal Battalion at a cost over 300 000 dollars, with equal state and federal funding.
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EW Armory
New
National Guard
Ind
3Rd Signal Batclion
Bro
EF. Rogers
Kenneth W. Brows
E. J. Brown
Cal
John D. Friday
Indiana
J. H. Stonebraker
Boystone Construction Company
Muncie
Herald
Indiana National Guard
Anderisson Guard
Ithe mm
Fiesse Tarn
College Summer School Signings Begin Monday
Anderson College opens summer registration today for a six week term starting Monday and running through July 24 with an intersession option for July 27 to 30. Dean Robert A Nichalean will handle registration in Old Main offices with morning and afternoon hours. Pre-registration last month ensured strong enrollment for community residents seeking study in general education English philosophy psychology chemistry business and related fields.
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Anderson College
Old Main
Pease Torn
Davis Slated For Sentencing After Plea
Davis, called a “cat burglar,” pleaded a second degree burglary charge in circuit court for the March 18 break-in at Lancey Market. Wendell Willkie Davis, 19, held on prior suspicions, was ordered to return for sentencing June 19 before Judge Carl T. Smith. Public Attorney William Norton represented him. Davis was released on bond March 16 after the arrest following a separate home entry claim.
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Lancey Market
Wendell Willkie Davis
Carl T. Smith
Davis
William
Norton Davis
Simpany
James. Martin
Lapel
Scout Leader Chooses World Tour for Philippine Jamboree
Local Boy Scout officials announce the national appointment of Wo Shirell Tox as part of a 225 member World Jamboree group traveling from Chicago on July 8 to the Philippines for a 16 day world tour returning in late August. The event, held at Makiling National Park near Manila, aims to strengthen international understanding among 70 democratic nations.
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Philippines
United States
Couric AL Quakerly
Kikihawep
Cornell Semil Fensail Fox
Anderson College
Prastic Relations
Midwest
Chicago
Jin
Honolulu
Tokyo
Manila
Bangkok
Calcutta
Delhi
Agea
Sam Lay
Cairo
Athens
Istanbul
Rome
Lowon
New York
Jack W. Doyle
Gast Gary
Asia
Europe
Canals
Dunkerly
Makiling National Park
Calan T
DL Oapi
Tuscola
Suspect Held In Gas Theft Near Elwood Farm
Elwood police captured Warren L. Blankenship 18 of Anderson after two men tried to steal gasoline from a farm pump at Frazier farm near Lalagee. Shots were fired at the fleeing car, four bullets struck the rear. Blankenship was arrested at about 2 am while the second man fled on foot. Deputy I. Eater and Fred Ashbity investigated later at Cross gasoline station in Chesterfield where a door was pried open and fires reported.
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Frazier
Lalagees
Harold Goehring
Warren L. Blankenship
Mounds Rd
Anderson
Blankenship
I. Eater
Fred Ashbity
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Swain of 1541 Cedar Street a boy. Also a boy born to Mr and Mrs James Neal of Markleville. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Jackie E Jarrett of Daleville and a girl for Mr and Mrs James Johnson of 2614 Both Street. A girl for Mr and Mrs Robert Redeman of 122 Los Ol as.
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St. John's Hospital
James Swain
Cedar SL
James Neal
Markleville
Jackie E Jarrett
Daleville
James Johnson
B.oth St
Robert Redeman
Los Olas i
Convention Start Nears With 20000 Expected Visitors
Dr. Harold L. Philips heads a convention that opens Monday night with worship services and general sessions in the Anderson College gymnasium. More than 20 000 visitors are expected, with speakers including W L Reardon and Dr Gene W Newberry and a full daily program of minister sessions workshops and youth activities.
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Forleity
Church
Hasiscom
Anderson
Dale Oldham
Rohlevels
Dr. Phillips
Anderson College
Church of God
David W. Gayke
College Gymnasium
Houston
Tex
Beard
Geons
Church of Gods of the Woman's
China
Sei-Learers
East Africa
Canvens
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