School District Reorganization Sought in Anderson Townships
Residents and officials pushed a plan to form a metropolitan school district by petition. The group seeks to unite township schools under a single administration, with signatures required from five percent or more of voters. The move hinges on petitions circulating and state approval processes.
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Anderson
Doyle Fox
David
Fox
Madison Heights High Schools Advisory Board
Joe Hartman
Metropolitan
Township School Corporation
Commis Township Schools
Township Advisory Board
Itsarea
Sion Jooks
Or- Forrest Furnace
Lindberg
Ed Township
Off Furnace
Offould
Culumn
Indiana Wrecks Claim Nine Lives Friday
A morning crash in Indiana left Phillip Michael Mitchell 19 dead on arrival at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. Eight other fatalities occurred in separate Friday crashes raising the state toll to at least 51. A two car collision near Lafayette and a multi-vehicle wreck near Muncie also reported deaths, with officials citing head injuries and crash impacts. Khrushchev rejected onsite inspections for a nuclear test ban, insisting detection facilities and seismic stations suffice. He recalled agreeing to limited inspections as a political concession and criticized the offer as unappreciated by U.S. negotiators. Page 2 contains continuation.
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Phillip Michael Mitchell
Hamilton County
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Senate
106Th St
Jerry Jeter
Mitchell
Indiana
Moscow
UPD
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Prayta
Khrushchev
Carl D. Litherland
Kennedy
Home Show Closes At AHS Gym Today
The Anderson Lions Club 16th annual Home Show and Exposition runs today from 2 pm to 10 pm in the Anderson High School gym. Officials expect an all time attendance record as more than 80 local merchants display exhibits while door prizes and a glasses collection accompany the event.
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Anderson Lions Club
Anderson High School
Paul Magers
Lions Club
Atomic Jet Plan Given Congress
President Kennedy proposed a six year $1 billion development plan for a supersonic airliner. Private manufacturers and airlines would share costs, with the US version aimed at 2.5 times the speed of sound, flying New York to Paris in under three hours. The program would be funded by a mix of development and purchase funds, with private industry expected to bear much of the cost but government participation essential.
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Allocal
Airhend Hoosier Boys
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de Jolubs
George H
Hockett Amerie
New York
Hockett
Britain
France
Indiana
Noble St
Allen
J. Burnett
Walnut
U.S
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Crystal
Valley Dr
Myron Noble
Partici
Dennis Rowe
E. Harl
Wation
Devellman Rd
Cpment
Madison Heights High
Wil Kennedy
Jiam T. Bardsley
James D. Watson
Gregory W. Powell
Nichol Ave
Billy T. Orebaugh
Robert Rosenbaum
Dresser
St.” Mary's
Jack
Gossett
Lindberg Rd
William McClintock
Meridian St
United States
John Debel
Anderson
Anderson High School
William Edward Husted
Jack Rolt
Mead
Space
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Lowbrook
Jack Nicholson
Anderson High
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N.ee
Water St. Franklin
Paul Ravage
Harrison
Hamilton
Upl
Presis Rd
Dent Kennedy
Middletown
Warrison
White House
Tosted
Bathlroad
John’s Hospital
Fishers
Tt Brothers Funeral Home Arms
Earl Caplinger
Pel
Sheriff's Deputies
Labor Department
Theiarther
Hamilton Rd
Soviet cosmonaut launches into orbit amid space race claims
Reports from Moscow say a Soviet cosmonaut entered orbit on a May flight, with speculation of a historic rendezvous with a female cosmonette linked to Rome and Turin scientists. The mission, potentially the fifth by the USSR, aims for long duration and mirrors past by Nikolayev and Popovich. Expectations of Soviet space leadership and orbital times around 83 minutes are noted.
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UPI
Romanov
Juliet
Cosmo
Turin
Union
Bykovsky
Russia
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev
Col
Pavel’ Popovich
Jual
Nikolayev
America
L.' Gordon Cooper
Space ship launch details and state tax ruling collide
JFK contrasts sparse data on By kovsky’s launch with fuller notes on American flights. Indiana court ruling questions a July sales tax start while Gov Welsh fears a special session to trim a looming $197 million revenue loss.
Virginia Protesters Fire On Police Cars
Danville Virginia reports indicate two police cars were fired on amid racial unrest and an uneasy calm persisted. Maryland Governor Tawes ordered up National Guard troops as a precaution to prevent further violence and maintain peace in Cambridge and surrounding areas.
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Virginia
Danville
UPI
Dan
Ville
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Reckord
Washington, D.C
Noacrane
Hoover Ill in New York After Abdominal Cancer Surgery
Former President Herbert Hoover, 83, hospitalized in New York after a complex operation for an inter ferous intestinal tumor at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Doctors say he remains seriously ill with anemia and internal bleeding, but there is diminished bleeding in the last 24 hours. Hoover resides at Waldorf Towers and is under constant care. Surgeons led by Rudolph N Schullinger say no recurrence is anticipated and all malignancy may have been removed. No further bulletins are expected before noon EDT Saturday unless condition worsens.
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UPT
Herbert Clark Hoover
Columbia Presbyter
Anian Medical Center
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Hoover
Waldorf Towers Hotel
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Herbert Hoover
Schuliinger
Neil MacNeil
Hover
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Pleasant weekend weather forecast for Indiana state area
The Associated Press reports pleasant daytime weather with temperatures in the 70s and low 80s across Indiana this weekend. A chance of showers is seen Saturday night and Sunday evening, with generally fair skies during daylight hours and similar temperatures extending into early next week. Overnight lows are expected in the 60s statewide.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Welsh Holds Conference Today On Sales Ruling
INDIANAPOLIS AP Chaos threatened Indiana's financial structure Friday as Judge John L. Niblack of Marion Circuit Court ruled the new 2 percent retail sales tax unconstitutional. Attorney General Edwin W. Steers supported the decision and urged no appeal. Gov. Matthew E. Welsh cut short a business trip to New Orleans amid the ruling and impending tax effect.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Edwin W. Steers
John L. Niblack
Marion Circuit Court
Steers
Matthew E. Welsh
New Orleans
Playgirl Says Russian Sought Nuclear Data
London report says Christine Keeler told attorney a Soviet naval attaché tried to coerce nuclear secrets from former War Minister John Profumo. Keeler denied the claim. government already knew of the alleged Soviet attempt and a new inquiry was considered.
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London
Christine Deeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Michael Eddowes
Miss Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Profumo
Christine
Profianovand
Miss” Keeler
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital
Newborns reported for Mr and Mrs Joseph Herring Rt 1 a boy at Community Hospital Mr and Mrs John Phillips Thesterfield a boy Mr and Mrs Richard Meyer 418 Bramble Way a boy Mr and Mrs Phillip Holliday Alexandria a girl
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St. John’s Hospital
Joseph Herringen
Rt. 1
Community Hospital
John Phillips
Thesterfield
Richard Meyer
Bramble Way
Phillip Holliday
Alexandria
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