AHS Grads Study Latin Under Grants
Two Anderson High School graduates receive grants from Indiana Junior Classical League to study Latin at college. Miss Jane Deeley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Deeley, wins $200 from the Indiana JCL awards fund and $100 from the AHS JCL chapter. Mr. Ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Harn, gets $100 from the same awards program. Ham ranked fifth in a class of 424, led Latin Club, and planned to teach Latin. Deeley served as young delegate, secretary, and executive board member, and was among three seniors receiving $200 grants for aspiring Latin teachers.
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Anderson High
Indiana Latin
Jane Deeley
Steve
Curry
Ram
Hunt
Indiana
Miss. Deeley
Joseph L. Deeley
Morton St
Anderson High School
Mr. Harn
Ralph T. Harn
W. 2Nd St
Indiana Jcl
Ham
AHS
J UL
ALIS
Beard
JCL
Mobile X-ray Unit at Lions Home Show
The Mobile X-ray Unit operated by Madison County Tuberculosis Association x rayed 738 people last week at the Lions Home Show. The service invites general public, food handlers, contacts of active TB cases and reactors to use the Xray facility, with reports also noting other pathologies such as heart conditions, cancer, or tumors. The Christmas Seal Campaign funded service runs tomorrow from 2:30 to 5:30 and 6:30 to 10:00.
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Lions Home
Madison County Tuberculosis Association
U S Funds For Cuff Links Ruled Out
Washington report details House Appropriations Committee cutting funds for the U S Travel Service by about half amid protest over expenditures including cuff links and bracelets. The action forms part of a 4 percent cut in Kennedy administration requests for the State Justice and Commerce Departments and independent agencies. The final departmental total was set at 1 8 billion with fire incidents noted in unrelated copy about a Meridian Street store blaze and a later medical update on former President Hoover’s health and family.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Kennedy
Main Street
Margaret A. Summers
Fire and Commerce
7Th St
Dutt
Jupiter
Meridian St
JFK Tax Plan Faces Uncertain Future at Revenue Board
The Revenue Board led by Welsh, Dorothy Gardner and Robert Hughes postponed tax actions as the air-set collection brackets and legislative authority are reviewed. The panel previously set 25 cent first penny collection with a second cent at 76 cents, affecting the gross home tax for corporations and aiming to raise substantial revenues.
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Mer
Dorothy Gardner
Robert &. Hughes
Niblack
Obituary for Helen Dye Hutton former Anderson resident
Mrs. Helen Dye Hutton died in Kalamazoo Michigan after a career as a secretary at Delco Remy. She was a former Anderson High School student. Surviving are her husband Fred Hutton and daughter Mrs. Walter Orwin of Kalamazoo, plus sister Miss Lucille Dye and brother Joe Dye of Anderson. Funeral services will be at St. Augustine Church in Kalamazoo at 10 a.m. Monday, with Redmond Mortuary in charge.
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Helen Dye Hutton
Fred Hutton
Helen Dye
Kalamazoo
Mich
Anderson High School
Delco-Remy Division
Fred
Waller Orwin
Lucille Dye
Joe Dye
Ans Denon
St. Augustine Church
Redmond Mortuary
Russia Tensions Ease Yet Khrushchev Keeps Plots Intact
The interview follows Khrushchev telling Harold Wilson he would reply to Kennedy’s disarmament speech. He works on two book manuscripts, one historical and one fishing, and relaxes with pipe smoking and canasta with his son and daughter-in-law. His health is described as good, and a CBS TV show is canceled as he remains prominent in diplomacy discussions among Moscow powers.
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Khrushchev
Harold J. Wilson
Kennedy
Allan Hoover
Wagner
CBS
Thrushehev
Mivelpravda
H. E. Gilbert
Locomotive Firemen’s
Moscow
Bardéer
United States
New ordinance bans under eighteen from demonstrations
Danville police report Friday afternoon details a new ordinance banning persons under 18 from demonstrating and setting rules for regulating protests. The measure follows earlier public debate and reflects local government’s stance on civil demonstrations amid ongoing community concerns.
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Danville Po
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties listed
Sarah Mae Ellingwood 79 of Fortville Rt 1 died at 5 18 am after a long illness at Cook's Rest Home Anderson Born in Hancock County daughter of Oliver and Adeline Morgan Ellingwood she was a member of Fortville Christian Church Surviving are a brother Ernest Ellingwood Pendleton and several nieces and nephews Friends will be received after the funeral services Pending burial will be at Mount Pleasant Cemetery Pendleton
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George Wilbur McKeand
Huntsville
Anderson
Cas
Lindberg School
Aboat
Pansy
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Norma Garretson
Pendleton
James P. McKeand
Columbus
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Dale
Wallace
Indianapolis
Francis Jeffries
Anna Maria Eliott
Tulsa
Tnuwacaiaurant Okla
William Mathys
Donald Cornell Bright
Carl Bennett
Duanedleton
Shirley Jarrett Bennett
Jack Barkdull
Munity Hospital
Huntsville Community Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Warsaw
Edgar Johnson
Florida Station Methodist Church
Jackison
Perkinsville
Winona Lake
Ind
Faye
Ronald
Ray Johnston
Chaflank and Perry Funeral Home
Tairfield Ave
Fort Wayne
Fortville
Sarah Mae Elingwood
Penfloton
Prinaw
Cook' S Rest Home
Hancock County
Oliver and
Adeline Morgan Ellingwood
Kenneth Bartel
Kenneth R. Bartel
Pitt St
Webb
Hamilton
Harold E. Rozelle
Hamilton, C
Rose Hill Cemetery
Betty Etchison
Betty Jean Etchison
Brown and Butz
Forrest “Renthrow
Upland
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Myron Patterson
Myron L. Patterson
Fayetteville
Binswanger Glass Co
Ralph Reed
First Christian ‘Church
Alexandria
Baker Brothers
Anderson Mémfri Park
Ieee
Emma Brown
Emma Li. Brown
Alliance Rd
Elbert C. Frazee
Middletown
Mit
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
New Columbus
Cantten-2then they will strike if they are imposed without provision
The fragment mentions potential strikes in response to unspecified impositions and references job security, but lacks clear actors, places, dates, or event details to form a complete news item.
Public schools funding tensions and civil rights notes
The article reports debate over how local schools would be funded amid property tax changes, cites Governor Welsh and Judge Nibbs, and notes broader civil rights actions. It also covers funeral notices for Rev. H. H. Horton and Kenneth R. Bartel, and updates on spaceflight and Cold War politics including Bykovsky orbit data and Berlin status.
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Steers
Welsh
Nib- Jack
Atomic Jet and Khrushchev Talk Highlighting 1960s Tensions
Fragmented wire service notes describe Aes operations and space milestones including Vostok V achieving two orbits and Khrushchev’s meeting with Harold Wilson amid U.S. civil rights protests in Atlanta and Alabama. References to federal spending, school integration, and court actions frame a period of political strain and social change.
Masons To Visit Illinois Chapter From Mt Moriah Lodge
Members of Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge No 77 Anderson plan a visit to Cicero Lodge No 955 Cicero Illinois Saturday. Buses will be in front of the Masonic Temple on Meridian Street at 7:00 am. The group will reach Chicago for an afternoon baseball game then proceed to Cicero Lodge for dinner and the Master Mason degree.
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Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Anderson
Cicero
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
Chicago
Cicero Lodge
Guide Lamp Honors Five Local Men Dinner Honor Roll
Guide Lamp honored five local men Robert K. Savage Charles R Wise Kenneth D Musser 0 Max Jessup and William King at a Wednesday night dinner at the Anderson Country Club Officials cited their study at Ball State College during off work hours earning Master of Arts Degrees and noted Guide of cials reimburse tuition expenses for salaried employees who complete college courses
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Robert KE. Savage
Charles R. Wise
Kenneth D. Musser
Max Jessup
William ©. King
Guide Lamp
Anderson Country Club
Ball ‘State College
Cuide
Indiana Central Alumni Meet Here
Indiana Central College alumni in the Anderson Muncie New Castle area will gather at Lindyside Park for a dinner at 1 p.m. The alumni event marks a meeting with Keith Cuffel and Naomi Wood among the host committee. Virginia Craven, executive, was fined $500 for selling obscene literature, and the case involved the Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller. The judge SAULS set the Friday trial date and the group includes Rev John Cheesman and Gordon France among organizers.
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Indiana Central College
Anderson-Muncie
New Castle
Indianapolis
Lindyside Park
Heiss Virginia Craven
Alumni Associa
Keith Cuffel
Gore
Kenry Miller
Madison
Paris
Sauls
Rabb
Naomi Wood
Migs A Sar rEling
Nancy Shierling
Robert Collier
John Cheesman
Meredith Delph
Gordon France
Khrushchev Congratulates Space Flight Team
Khrushchev phoned congratulations to Soviet technicians scientists and workers involved in the flight and to Bykovsky on his second orbit. A state supreme court petition was upheld for a school district issue and a personal note to Bykovsky was delivered. The British BBC and London monitoring service picked up comments from Vostok V greeting Europe with peace and happiness.
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Wilson
Khrushchev
Bykovsky
State Supreme
Hhe
Willis Winkler
Oadting Corp
We Negra Township
London
Viaory Deare
Vostok V
Moscow Radio
Vostok Five
Europe
Everyday Prices Advertise Hamburgers and Tenderloins Deal
An ad lists everyday prices offering eight hamburgers or six tenderloins to go for 1.00 dollars along with a White Spot Lunch at 2226 Columbus Avenue phone 644 9953.
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