Purdue Gets Administrative Facility Grant
Purdue announces a grant from an Indianapolis industrialist to build a seven story facility for training graduate engineers and scientists in industrial administration. The Krannert Graduate School will be housed on campus with classrooms, labs, a library, and offices. The program aims to bridge technical and administrative training to meet Dominican Republic and U.S. alliance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Repub
Santo Domingo
Graduate School of Industrial Act
Trujillo
Purdue
Herman C. Krannert
Indianapol
Lis
Ini
Land Container Corp
Constanza
Estero
Hondo
San Luan
Arturo Morales Carrion
Feaders of Industry
Iti
Europe
Latin America
Washington
UPI
National Science of Industrial Adminstratioal Association
Cheshier Sentenced For Larceny in Circuit Court
Donald Cheshier, 37, Anderson, was sentenced to 11 months and 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to petit larceny for stealing two cameras from Dallas Smock. Two other defendants await verdicts this week on assault andBattery with intent to murder charges. Anna McDuffie, 54, Anderson, faces June 2 hearing for stabbing George Luther Brown after an argument in her home. Eddie Rayford, 37, is awaiting brief by attorney on a shooting of his wife Anise, 37, during a March dispute about divorce, bullet lodged in her jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cheshier
Anderson
Carl T. Smith
Cheshier
Dallas
Murider
Anna McDuffie
George Luther Brown
Brown
Eddie Rayford
Rayford
Anise
UN Receives Financial Aid To Stave Off Cash Shortfall
The United Nations received a four million dollar bond payment from Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies, easing the threat of borrowing two to three million for Congo, Middle East, and operating costs. U Thant accepted the bonds, with Ireland adding three hundred thousand dollars. By now thirty countries have pledged ninety five million six hundred one thousand seventy three dollars, as Thant seeks two hundred million and the U.S. Congress contemplates up to one hundred million. Meanwhile church assignments shift: Rev Calvin Braillier's tribal area parish passes to U.S. missionaries. Rev W Ray Foster moves to Grand Cayman as Church of God pastor. Rev Dan Dallas returns to Athens for a month to aid missionary administration transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Middle East
Mendies
U Thant
Menzies
Yyrant
Ireland
Thant
Kennedy
U.S. Congress
Calvin Braillier
U. S
Crose
Greece
Athens
Church of God
Son of Hiss Named Harvard Crimson Editor
Anthony Hiss son of Alger Hiss will supervise publication as executive editor of the Harvard Crimson a Harvard senior named to lead the four subsidiary organs including the Crimson Review Crimson Bookshelf and the annual Crimson commencement supplement Frederic L Ballard Jr of Philadelphia named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
UPC
Alger Hiss
State Department
Harvard Crimson
Anthony Hiss
Harvard
Crimson
Crimson Review
Frederic L. Ballard Jr
Philadelphia
Missionary Assignments Recap for Jamaica and Kenya
Veterans Administration Hospital in Dayton lists ongoing staffing moves as Rev and Mrs Jones prepare to reopen Jamaica Bible Institute with Church of God backing. The text notes furloughs, interims, and forthcoming replacements in Kenya, plus a 1962 Anderson College senior engagement involving Rueben Schwieger and Virginia Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration Spital
Dayton
Ohio
Mirs. Jones
Jamaica
Jamaica Bible Institute
Church of God At
Kingston
Joneses
Claire Schultz
Anderson College
Jones
Oberlin School of Theology
Kenya
Panama
Robinsons
Schwiegers
Africa
Sam Betts
Algiers Hospital Bombings and Deaths Amid Chaos
Survivors describe explosions at Mustapha Hospital in Algiers as FLN and OAS clashes escalate. Charles Logan Marquis, 79, died at St. John's Hospital after casualties mount. fires hinder rescues as European patients evacuated and Moslems moved to smaller facilities.
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Charles Logan Marquis
Mandos
Lincoln St
Lesan Marquis
FLN Na A
St. John’s
Summitville
OAS
Algeria
FLN
Mustapha Hospital
Obituary for Summitville resident and relatives
Survivors include a daughter Edith Shepherd of Anderson a grandson Jack Shepherd of Indianapolis and a great granddaughter Cynthia Shepherd of Indianapolis. Sisters Lillian Goodman Ida Stokes and Elizabeth Winslow. Friends will be received after 7 p.m. today at Vinson and Hasler Funeral Home Summitville. Services at 2 p.m. Monday by Rev. John Patti. Burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Roy) Shepherd
Anderson
Lillian
Hugh) Goodman
Ida
Carl) Stokes
Summitville
Elizabeth Winslow
Detroit
Mich
Jack Shepherd
Indianapolis
Cynthia Shepherd
Vinson and Hasler
John Pattison
Summitville Methodist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Sumritville
Charles Spiegal
Charles Henry Spiegal
12Th St
Omaha
Nebru
Spiegal
Sinai Temple
Marion
Briaij
Roosevelt Masonic Lodge
Davenport
Iowa
Sylvia
June
Charles) Fisch
Louie
Julian) Hoff
Deal Park
N. J
Barbara Sue
Leon) Plank
Joseph
Miriam Gentis
Kansas City
Harry ‘Swengel
Jack ‘Sussman
Rosemont
Diggs
Maurice Inaris
IOOF
Mariion
Sarvyer
David D. Sarver
Nursery Rd
St. John's Hospital
J. C. Wilson
Greenwood
Ind
Ofndianapolis
Greenwood Cemetery
Sells and Rowe Funerals Home
Mary Davis
Mary Snideman Davis
Henry County
Fort Lauderdale
Russell C. Davis
4Th St
Grate Reasner
Middletown
Upper Fall Creek
Church of the
Brethren
Jacob
Emma Snideman
Billy Davis Jin Anderson
Herbert
Russell
Russell Snide
Iman
Rt. 4
Reasner
Jeanette Mastin
Jeanette B. Mastin
Delaware St
Baker Brothers Funers
John C. Wine
First Church of the Nazarene
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mona Clark
Fortville
Mona
Sherman) Clark
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Mabel Manning
Clark
Delco-Remy
Pendleton Christian Church
Eastern Star Chapter
Eastern Star
Pendleton
Sirs
Gwendolyn ‘Barnard
Banning
Charles |Clark
Frankton
William G. Clark
Jimmie Joe Clark
Ft. Knox
Paw C. Cory
James Horner
Shelbyville
Democratic Candidate Seeks Indiana Supreme Court Seat
Fulton Circuit Judge Frederick E. Raker of Rochester announced his bid for a seat on the Indiana Supreme Court. He is the only declared Democratic candidate for the vacancy created by Judge Frederick Landis of Logansport seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonlinucuard
Fulton
Frederick E. Rakerstraw
Rochester
Indiana Supreme Court
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Report Highlights Local Jobs and Hospital Impact
A report notes Ram Page will be out for months due to a new hospital starting. In the last year 19 local employees joined the workforce totaling 1,934 workers. About 5 percent was in electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing, with 2174 workers aging, and Armstrong's report predicts firms will hire 477 more in the next 60 days, about 450 in manufacturing and the rest in nonmanufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram
Armstrong
Chicago hearing on union ethics probes tough questions
McClellan pressed AGVA official Martin Cavenaugh on workers' conditions and progress, while Joseph Aiuppa invoked the Fifth Amendment amid allegations of organized crime links. An affidavit sharply depicted Cicero nightclubs as hubs of immorality and gouging customers, with Aiuppa denying or avoiding comment.
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McClellan
Martin Cavenaugh
AGVA
Chicago
Aluppa
Cicero
Aiuppa
Daleville Dorcas and WSWS meet at churches
Dorcas Society of the Daleville Christian Church gathered for devotions led by Mrs. Ronald Hurst and refreshment duties by Mrs. Grover Rogers. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Marsh, Mrs. John Shirley, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Leon Babbill, and Mrs. D. E. Shirey as they planned materials for the coming year. The WSWS of the EUB Church held a monthly meeting in the church basement with a carry-in supper and devotions by program chairwoman Mrs. Ray Kuklenski assisted by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Marshas Society
Sargent Addition
Donald Strange
William York
Glenn Scott
WSWS
EUB
Ray Kuklenski
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison area report Mona Clark and Lenore Hankins among the deceased, with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial locations. The list also includes Paul Antle Len, Rollie Shields, plus Pendleton and Fortville affiliations, with service times and churches noted.
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U.S
Central Christian Church
Run
Hiss
Ressume
Powell & Dorste, Inc
Algiers
SAT. & Sun
Rel
Cleveland
Katmandu
Nepal
China
16Th & Meridian
Clarence Morgan
Clarence Edgar Morgan
Catalpa Ave
Delco
Remy
Ingignapolis
Simpson
Iva Layton Morgan
Morgan
Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church
Martha
James Ra
Clarence Jr
Ary IE
Richard A
Eee
Jackie L
Gainesville
Fla
Larry R
Bernice
Forest) Miller
Lawnsdale
Calif
Betty
Bernard) Banks
Joan
Charles
Rider
Sue
George) Broshears
Judy
Janice Morgan
Harvey B
Oldsmar
Grate
Mike
Vassal
Cudahy
Wis
Frances
Ben) Whittacre
Crown and Butz Funeral Home
Dorcas Society
Wsws Meet
Madison
Dan Rinker
Pe Parkheiser
McCordsville
Paul C. Cory
UPV
Public Health Service
California
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Guy Sisson
Guy Wilson Sisson
Rt. 2
Idleton
Wal
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Cornell Bright
Army Corps of Home
T. R. White
Masonic
Ter
Mosquito Control Service
Huntsville
Burnsjgifts
Lenore Hankins
Lenore Ge iMankins
Albright
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood
Paul Antle Elwood
Paul Henry Antle
Linden
Elwood
Linden Methodist Church
Lebanon
Helms Funeral Chapel
Rollie Shields
Rollie M. Shields
Pearl St
United States
West Side
S. E. Hollo
East Maplewood Cemetery
The
Tabernacle
Waltzland Hiday Funeral Home
Art & Frank’s Varsity Pizza
Executive Church Bonds, Inc
First Free Will Baptist Church
A. J. Looper
Board of
Trustees
International Church OF God Convention
Lodging Department
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