AHS Grads Win Grants to Study Latin at Indiana University
Two Anderson High School graduates Jane Deeley and Steve Ham won several scholarships from the Indiana Junior Classical League totaling about 400 dollars. Deeley received 200 dollars from the JCL awards fund and 100 dollars from the AHS JCL chapter while Ham secured 100 dollars from the Indiana Latin Teachers Scholar and an additional amount from the Curry Scholarship Fund at Indiana University. Both aimed to become Latin teachers and have active Latin Club roles at AHS, with Ham highlighting membership as president and participation in the first 1962 Summer Latin Conference.
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Anderson High School
Jane Deeley
Steve Ham
Indiana Junior Classical League
Miss Deeley
Joseph L. Deeley
Morton St
Indiana
Ham
Ralph T. Ham
W. 2Nd St
Aho
Curry
Indiana University
Indiana Jcl
AHS
JCL
Mobile X-ray Unit X-rays 138 at Lions Home Show
The Mobile X-ray Unit at the Lions Home Show examined 138 people this week. Public and at risk groups were urged to use the service, which also reports pathologies like heart disease or cancer. The Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seal Campaign funds the service scheduled 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 UPI The House Appropriations Committee trimmed Kennedy’s requested funds for the U.S. Travel Service by nearly half and cut overall State Justice and Commerce outlays by 14 percent for the next fiscal year. The departments received 1.8 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
U. S
Kennedy
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Sammy Hall moves from Paul's Barber Shop to Earl's No 2
Sam Hall formerly at Paul’s Barber Shop has relocated to Earl’s No 2 at 425 Pendleton Avenue, continuing his barber services in a new location.
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Estil (Sammy) Hall
Paul's Barber Shop
Earl's No. 2
Pendleton Av
Obscenity Conviction Retrial Requested in Indianapolis
Keith Cuffel a 29 year old divinity school graduate was convicted by a Criminal Court jury for selling Henry Millers Tropic of Cancer the judge imposed a 500 fine on friday morning a motion for a new trial was prepared by a book store manager.
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Indianapolis
Keith Cuffel
Divinity School
Henry Miller
Paris
Saul Rabb
Firemen Respond to Auto Blaze on Main Street
Firemen were summoned to the 800 block of Main Street yesterday to extinguish a rear seat fire in a car owned by Mrs. Margaret A. Summers of 2012 K 7th St. A carelessly discarded cigarette butt was blamed for the blaze. A short in wiring at the Jupiter Store on Meridian Street prompted a mid morning fire call. Damage described as light. Sugar beets and sugar cane are not related though their sugar is identical.
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Main Street
Margaret A. Summers
K 7Th St
Jupiter
Meridian St
Masons To Visit Illinois Chapter Masons
Members of Mt. Moriah Masonic Lodge No. 77 Anderson plan a Saturday visit to Cicero Lodge No. 955 Cicero IL The group gathers at the Masonic Temple on Meridian Street at 7 00 a m and travels to Chicago for an afternoon baseball game They return to Cicero for dinner and the Master Mason Degree conferring
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Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Anderson
Cicero Lodge
Cicero
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
Chicago
Guide Lamp Honors Five Local Men at Dinner
Robert E Savage Charles R Wise Kenneth D Musser D Max Jessup and William King all Guide Lamp employees were honored Wednesday night at a dinner at the Anderson Country Club. Executives cited the men who studied at Ball State College during off work hours and earned Master of Arts Degrees. General Motors reimburses tuition expenses of salaried employees who successfully complete college level courses.
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Robert E. Savage
Charles R Wise
Kenneth D. Musser
D Max Jessup
William ©. King
Guide Lamp
Anderson Country Club
Ball State College
General Motors
Guide
Indiana Central Alumni Meet Heads to Park Then Church
Indiana Central College alumni in the Anderson Muncie New Castle area will hold a pitch-in dinner Sunday at Shadyside Park. The 1 p.m. gathering will feature remarks by Virginia Craven, executive secretary of the Alumni Association. If rain, the event moves to First EULBC Church at 9th and Madison. Host committee includes Mrs Naomi Wood Miss Nancy Shierling Robert Collier the Rev John Cheesman Meredith Delph and Gordon France.
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Indiana Central College
Anderson-Muncie-New Castle
Shadyside Park
Virginia Craven
9Th and
Madison
Naomi Wood
Nancy Shierling
Robert Collier
John Cheesman
Meredith Delph
Gordon France
Hoover's later years marked by surgery and steady work
Former President Herbert Hoover, feted at the Waldorf in New York, faced a malignant intestinal tumor removed in a three hour operation after admission August 20 last year for a routine checkup. He remained active writing two manuscripts while recovering, with Allan Hoover nearby in New York.
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The
Waldorf
MacNeil
Herbert Jr
Allan
New York
Allan Hoover
Hoover
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Khrushchev signals readiness to sign disarmament pact
Khrushchev told Pravda that he is ready to sign an agreement banning all nuclear tests today if the West agrees. He said a Moscow meeting with representatives of the three powers could advance the German problem and West Berlin issues with strict international guarantees, including UN participation if needed. He noted Kennedy’s speech had a sober, favorable tone but warned that past positions and Adenauer era forces hinder progress.
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Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Kennedy
Pravda
Moscow
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Harold Macmillan
Lord Hailsham
American University
Western Germany
Konrad) Adenauer
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
East
West
U.N
Moscow Television
Nikolayev
Popovich
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wilson
Atomic Jet plan pledges minimal federal outlay
Kennedy argues the Atomic Jet proposal would cap federal spending with no subsidies for manufacturers or airlines. He says if development remains largely private, the industry will be freer of government control, aligning with the program’s aims.
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Alrines
Kennedy
Aircraft project faces postponement or termination risk
The plan may be postponed terminated or substantially re directed if the air craft program proves uneconomical or lacks adequate financial participation by industry.
Rail unions clash over featherbedding dispute and TV show absence
Wirtz and Reynolds sought to patch rift among five railroad unions after Speirs and Wagner skipped CBS program. Speirs urged unity while Wagner voiced fatigue with talks. Deadlines shift as talks continue, with strike risk tied to job security in featherbedding work rules.
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Wirtz
James Reynolds
Speirs
Wagner
J. E. Wolfe
Labor Department
Reynolds
Roy Davidson
CBS
H. E. Gilbert
Welsh Will Local Public Schools Tax Debate Deepens
Governor Welsh faces a split over a sales tax as Judge Niblack rules the tax constitutional. Attorney General emphasizes he cannot defend the act further and suggests outside counsel to the governor. The governor plans to take appropriate action as the state weighs tax policy.
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Steers
Welsh
Niblack
New Orleans
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
State Revenue Board Stirs Tax Bracket Debate
The State Revenue Board authority to set collection brackets drew criticism as an unlawful grant of power to the executive. The board, including Welsh, State Auditor Dorothy Gardner, and State Treasurer Robert F. Hughes, recently set 25 cent purchases for the first penny and starting at 75 cents for the second penny of the tax. Niblack's ruling extended to the act including raising the gross income tax for business corporations from one half to two thirds of a percent, estimated to bring in $60 million over two years, atop $187 million from the sales tax.
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Dorothy Gardner
Robert FE. Hughes
Niblack
Profumo Affair Deepens UK Government Crisis
Prime Minister faces calls for a tribunal as the Profumo scandal widens the political and moral crisis. Christine Keeler and Stephen Ward links widen the debate across Britain, with Ward awaiting trial and Profumo admitting to a liaison while denying any state secrets disclosure.
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Macmillan
House of Commons
Eddowes
Stephen’ Ward
Ward
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Christine
Virginia Bans Under Eighteens From Demonstrations
A new Virginia ordinance bans residents under 18 from demonstrations and outlines protest rules. Friday, Danville police rounded up 21 civil rights demonstrators. Across the South, racial tensions persisted with arrests, admissions of Black students to white institutions, and calls for integration in Georgia, Alabama, and Ohio.
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Danville
Maryland
Tawes
Cambridge
Mowbray
National Guard
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
University
Huntsville
Columbus
Ohio
Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia City
Gadsden
A. B. Cunningham
Montgomery
Army
Alabama Army
Air National
Atlanta
School Change Debate Moves Forward In Township Meeting
A township meeting discussed a proposed school change within the district for school purposes. The speaker cited a State Supreme Court ruling supporting the question and argued the plan would not hinder the civil city's growth. No completion date was set for the petition campaign or its submission to Willis Winkler and the three-man township advisory board.
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State Supreme Court
Willis Winkler
Everyday Prices at White Spot Eatery on Columbus Ave
The listing advertises value meals at White Spot Lunch at 2226 Columbus Ave with phone contact 644-9953. It promotes eight hamburgers or six tenderloins to go for one dollar, highlighting quick takeout options and a single location.
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Columbus Ave
Obituary: George W. McKeand dies in Anderson area
George Wilbur McKeand of Huntsville dies at 11 30 a m Friday at St John s Hospital after a short illness He was 63 a World War I veteran and former Lindberg School custodian He moved to Huntsville a year ago Survivors include his widow Pansy three children Frances Biven Norma Garretson and James P McKeand two brothers Paul and Dale and Wallace a sister and 18 grandchildren and a great grandchild Friends may pay respects at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton after 7 p m Services will be held at 10 a m Monday at the funeral home Rev Jack Barkdull will officiate Interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Huntsville
Anderson
Lindberg School
St. John's Hospital
American Legion of
Pansy
Frances Biven
Norma Garretson
Pendleton
James P. McKeand
Columbus
Paul and
Dale
Wallace
Indianapolis
Francis Jeffries
Anna Maria Elliott
Tulsa
Okla
Cornell Bright
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville Community Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Warsaw
Edgar Johnston
Florida Station Methodist Church
Jackson Township
Perkinsville
Winona Lake
Ind
Faye
Ronald
Ray Johnston
Chaffant and Perry
Fairfield Ave
Fort Wayne
H. H. Horton
Park Ave
Wallace Temple Ame Zion Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Forkner St
L. C. May Funeral Home
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Miss Sarah Mae Elingwood 79 of Pendleton died Friday morning at Cook's Rest Home Anderson after a long illness. Born in Hancock County she was the daughter of Oliver and Adeline Morgan Elingwood and a Fortville Christian Church member. Surviving are a brother and several nieces and nephews. Visitation after 7 p.m. today at McCarty-Fisher Funeral Home with funeral at 10 a.m. Monday led by the Rev. Gilbert Schreiber. Interment Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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Fortville
Sarah Mae Elingwood
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Cook's Rest
Anderson
Hancock County
Oliver and
Adeline Morgan Ellingwood
McCarty- Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Anderson Obituaries Reported Deaths Across Two Cities
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Helen Dye Hutton formerly of Anderson and Rev Edgar Johnston of Florida Station Methodist Church. Survivors include husband Fred Hutton and family in Kalamazoo, and widow Faye Johnston with two sons and four grandchildren. Funeral rites set in Kalamazoo and Fort Wayne. Also listed are infant Donald Carl Bennett burial details and H H Horton funeral arrangements in Anderson.
Bykovsky's Vostok Five Mission Continues
The May Meet mission extends as cosmonaut Bykovsky completes a fifth orbit. Tass cites orbit time 88.27 minutes and altitude between 108.74 and 139.8 miles. He reports pulse 76 and breathing 24, eats roast beef, and demonstrates weightlessness with a floating pencil. Khrushchev congratulates and BBC notes Europe reception of Vostok V signals.
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Bykovsky
Earth
Tass
Vostok V
Wilson
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
British Broadcasting Corp
London
Moscow Radio
Europe
Funeral notices for Bartel Etchison Paterson and others
Obituaries and funeral notices list Kenneth R. Bartel Betty Jean Etchison Myron L Patterson Julie Belinda Connelly Emma L Brown with services scheduled across Hamilton Fayetteville Alexandria Middletown Fortville and New Columbus. Details include funeral homes dates and burial sites for each deceased.
Two Die in Ripley County Crash Between Versailles and Milan
In Ripley County a two car collision Friday evening on a road between Versailles and Milan killed George W. Carroll 56 and Eunice Lee Carroll 36 both from Milan. Ronald Stephenson 19 of Dillsboro escaped injury though his braking caused his vehicle to veer into the Carrolls path.
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Dianapolis
George W. Carroll
Rt. 2
Milan
Eunice Lee Carroll
Ripley
Versailles
Ronald Stephenson
Rt. 1
Dillsboro
Carroll
Stephenson
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Middletown
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