International Church Session to Open Four Day Convention
The Church of God plans its 75th International Convention with sessions across three continents. Missionaries from Pakistan, Africa, Jamaica, and Trinidad join leaders and lay readers for city and campus events in Anderson with both morning and afternoon programs.
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Church of God
Laylwate School of Theology
Anderson College
Lester A
Crose
jFile
Gordon A. Schieck
India
Frank L. LaFont
Elbert J. Koon
Vivian Phelps
Ednaj
UAW Jasal Cea T
CBS Official Thomas K. Fisher Dies at 48
Thomas K. Fisher of Anderson, 48, vice president and general counsel of CBS, died Thursday at his home in Chappaqua N Y. A native of Anderson, he had a notable legal career including service as an assistant United States attorney and Navy general counsel. Final rites and burial will be in Anderson Saturday.
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Thomas K. Fisher
Anderson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Devoe Rd
Chappaqua
N.Y
Fisher
CBS
Fishner
Tom Fisher
Anderson High School
University of Michiigan
University of Michigan Law School
Mr. Fisher
New York
Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Trvine
United States
Southern District of
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General Counsel of the Navy
Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine
East
N. Y
Ministers Deliver Race Relations Pledge Amid Plant Walkout
Fifteen church leaders in the Anderson area sign a statement urging improved race relations as nearly 600 file workers stay idle after a Monday 7 am walkout. Management and labor plan meetings to resolve differences and set up sessions with union participation to reach an agreement.
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Anderson
Church of God
Church of God K
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Rescoe Snowden
William F. Barker
Hillerysman
C- Rice
George W. Buck
David L. Coolidge
Nesday
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Ft Aren
House Votes On Pay Hike For Congress And Officials
The House approved a 3533 million federal pay bill by 243 to 157, boosting salaries from the vice presidency down and promising semi automatic future raises for Congress. Udall amendment raises congressional pay from 22500 to 30000, with broader increases for top government officials including the vice president and Supreme Court justices.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Consistant Tahronndas
AZ Ledacily Uuitonal
Udall
Ren. Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
John McCormack
Supreme Court
Branigin First Ballot Win Expected Today
Indiana Democratic leaders predict a first ballot win for Branigin in the gubernatorial race as party committeemen weigh the nine state delegate selections. The field shifts toward Goldwater in GOP circles while labor backs State Sen. Marshall in key contests.
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Branigin
City to rezone West Eighth St for apartment and restaurant
Anderson City Council advanced a second reading on rezoning to allow a six story complex with about 120 apartments a parking area playground pool and a restaurant on West Eighth Street. About 15 nearby residents objected with several withdrawn after plan details were shared.
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Anderson City
West Eighth St
8Th St
Central Ave
7Th St
Central
Jackson Sts
12Th
7Th Sts
East Eighth St
Board of Works
Frank Allis
Goldwater Delegates Stepped Up Effort Over School Plan
Madison County debates a five unit school reorganization plan as voters prepare for a November referendum. The County Committee has shaped the plan after months of public meetings and state review by the Reorganization Commission. The final plan remains subject to voter approval or rejection in Madison County.
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Madison
Reorganization Commission
Madison County
Scranton Plans Republican White House Bid
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton will announce in Harrisburg his intention to seek the Republican nomination for president. Reports say he would run with an open convention approach while resisting Goldwater’s march to the delegates. Eisenhower sees no conflict between a wide open convention and supporting a nominee. The piece notes Scranton’s concern with party leadership and his call for strong, responsible leadership. A birth notice is included for a boy born at St John’s Hospital.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Gettysburg
Dwight D.l
Pennsy
Maryland
Goldwater
Saar Ldn Awatte Umma Uaigre
Eisenhower
Asaaci
Tied
Scranton
U.S
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Francisco
John
GOP
Penn
Hersylvania
Virage
Totn
Celuma
Arizona
St John’s Hospital
Winston Joslin
W. 23Rd St
Community Hospital
School Maintenance Safety Sessions Convene Today
Anderson Public Schools will hold a 2 day long seminar on safety for maintenance personnel. Joseph Carney, superintendent of buildings and grounds, announces the program organized by Richard Bray.
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Anderson
Joseph Carney
Jlans
Richard Bray
Weather sketch for a day and night forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer Saturday with a chance of isolated thundershowers. Today is cloudy or partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s and a low near 63. Yesterday reached 79 with a 38 low. Sunset at 8 13 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 13 a m.
Senate civil rights bill faces cloture vote and amendments
The Senate, amid a historic cloture vote, debated amendments to the civil rights bill with 12 roll calls and a 79 to 17 vote on a housing provision. Southern senators pressed for restrictions on federal housing discrimination while others moved amendments in favor of broader protections.
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Washington
UPI
Sam J
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Pony
Ervin
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Temporary Writ Issued In Wheel Tax Court Fight
Indiana Supreme Court Judge Harold E. Acher issued a temporary writ of prohibition against Marion County Superior Judge Glen W. Funk in a suit over the $10 wheel tax on Marion County motor vehicles. Funk had ordered repayment of over $1.5 million collected before stopping collections, and warrants had already been written by the State Auditor.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Harold E. Acher
Marion County
Glen W. Funk
Funk
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