75th Annual Church Of God Convention Opens Today
A 75th annual Church of God convention opens as local works board actions proceed. Morton Street sewer project adds Change Order No 5 for catch basins and closes the contract section after inspection by Engineer Harold Smith. Change Order No 7 funds $50 057 for E Fifth Street relief sewer to ease Third Street overload. Mayor Allis notes police move into the old Coca Cola building and a $550 monthly lease.
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Church of God
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Anderson College
Theollege
Morton St
Board of Works
Harold ‘Smith
Estch
E. Fifth Street
Nursery Road
Third Street
Frank H. Allis
Jold Coca-Cola
Meridian
Seventh Streets
Police Department
City Plan Commission
Burglary Charge Filed Monday Against Neal
Neal is charged with breaking and entering a house in the east Shinnat town. The case details include the date and location of the alleged burglary and reference to associated proceedings and notices from local authorities.
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East Shinnat Town
Anti-Goldwater Forces Unite in 1964 GOP Race
A survey shows Sen Barry Izona leading votes amid a fractured Goldwater opposition as Gov Scranton and Rockefeller vie for delegates. Police question several after a theft at Laboratory 11124 Main St. No arrests reported. Delegates split on first ballot with Scranton and Rockefeller grouping, Goldwater favored for potential Texas support. News notes Montana events, Queens Dinner and Anderson Chamber plans dominate tonight's program.
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Kal Ram
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Anderson Chamber of Com
New York
Queens
Merce Safety Committee
Associated Press
Madison County
James Wickert
Kenneth Lewis
Anderson
Anderson College honors Dr. Reardon as 139 receive degrees
A commencement at Warner Auditorium featured Dr. Robert H. Reardon urging graduates to grow in spirit and destiny. The ceremony conferred 139 degrees including theology bachelor and honorary titles for Everett Hartung and Archie Warner. Reardon urged students to apply education beyond dollars and grades and to stand up for truth.
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Anderson College
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Jago
Reardon
Pla
Thas
School of
Fort Everett
A. Hartung
Anderson
Archie A.inion
Sand Springs
Oklo
Church of God
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Car Check Queen Dinner Honors Girls and Officers
A community dinner honors high school queens and county officials. Melody Ler of aus aamlerson College will speak on safety, with Becky Schleeter and a Columbia High pair announced as honorees. Campaign details, arrests for a bogus car check scheme, and upcoming GOP convention plans are outlined, including meetings in Madison County and state-wide coordination.
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Tric
Highland High School
Melody Ler
William Lehr
Chesterfield
Wil
Heavarwining Sptch
Becky Schleeter
Robert Schleeter
N. Harrison
Seger Nes Toma
William R. Ballard
W. 9Th St
Anderson High
Columb
Anderson
B. Stanley
James 0. Cain
Marion
Munas
Jean Evelyn Skaggs
James See
le ‘Anderson
Muncie
Madison County
Rita Sue
Nelson
Kenneth Bowman
H. O. Bennett
San Marion
Jeras
Louis- Ties
Ville
Fort Wayne
Elkhart
Terre
GOP
GOP Women Board Meeting To Convene Tonight
Mrs. Hartung, president of Park Plaza Life Insurance, chairs the GOP Women’s board as leaders honor the Rev. Mr. Kinion with a Doctor of Laws honorary degree. Oklahoma ministers and church officials attend a ceremony marking a milestone in national church giving and long pastoral influence.
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New Park Pla Vaymen Life Insurance
Church of God
Century Building Fund
Kinion
Hartung
Oklahoma
Dart
Anderson
Cyprus Plans a General Army Mobilization Amid Tense Standoff
Cyprus announces a broad conscription aimed at forging a national army as Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders clash over a new call-up law. Makarios defends the move despite Turkish protests and threats of invasion. The plan targets males 18 to 50 for up to six months, while Britain and the United States monitor the risk of wider conflict. Meanwhile a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on state legislative apportionment fuels debates on voting rights.
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Cyprus
Makarios
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Turkey
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Mediterranean
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Greece
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Papandreou
John M. Harlan
Ale Stern
Alabama
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Virginia
New York
Delaware
Colorado
Warren
Ees
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Wil
Four Men Escape From Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton Indiana AP four trusties escaped from the Indiana Reformatory late Monday officials say three fled together and had outside help. Identified as Donald Davenport 20 New Harmony Marion Perry 20 Indianapolis Clyde Walden 26 Evansville and Robert Hales 4 Evansville. All were serving 25 year burglary terms Buck said Davenport fled.
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Ind
Indiana Reformatory
John Buck
Vem
Onald Davenport
New Harmony
Marion’ Perry
Idianapolis
Clyde Walden
Ivansville
Robert Hales
Evansville II
Buck
Davenport
Indiana Faces Reapportionment Shakeup After Supreme Court Ruling
Indiana braces for a reapportionment overhaul following a Supreme Court decision requiring equal population bases for both Senate and House seats. Governor Welsh vows the General Assembly must align the 1963 act with the state constitution or risk federal intervention, as current districts were used in 1965 primaries.
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High Court
New York
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Virginia
Delaware
Senate
House
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Welsh
Indiana General Assembly
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Eisenhower Urges U S Stay In Southeast Asia
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged the United States to remain in Southeast Asia, saying turning away would hurt prestige. He called for an intense information campaign run by friendly governments, speaking at a Republican Forum sponsored by the Republican National Committee.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Rhilave Lima
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Weather outlook: mild with showers possible
The forecast describes a cloudy morning with possible showers then fair conditions and mild temperatures. Expect highs in the upper 70s, lows near the upper 50s, and sunset around 8 14 p m with sunrise tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 82 and low 67.
Goldwater warns Democrats driving U S toward socialism
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater told a Republican rally in Texas that the United States is headed toward socialism unless Democrats are voted out. He pledged to reverse the trend if elected president and said he would preserve free enterprise. The remarks came during a GOP dinner in Johnson’s home state.
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Tex
Barry Goldwater
United States
Arizona
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Johnson
Goldwater
Repoian
Associated Press
Mysterious vibrating bag at Tulsa airport turns out to be toothbrush
At Tulsa Municipal Airport baggage room a small bag buzzed and trembled alarming staff. Police officer Tom Lurber moved the bag to a safe area and opened it to reveal a battery operated electric toothbrush running at top speed.
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Okla
Tulsa Municipal Airport
Tom Lurber
Nikita To Tour Denmark With Western Allies
Danish preparations mark a two week European trip by Khrushchev era and Nikita to visit Denmark Sweden and Norway. Danish foreign ministry says two frigates will accompany the Soviet premier during a Baltic regional tour as officials stress no discussion of breaking defense ties.
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Denmark
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Sweden
Norway
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Scandanavia
Truck Hits Nine People In Killback Mishap Sunday Night
A Sunday night incident at Killbuck Park injured nine, including seven children, when a driverless pickup truck veered into a crowd. The location involved Killbuck Park and Denmark Norway Sweden, with political tensions and denuclearization plans noted in surrounding text.
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Rumble
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Thiana
Kathy
Aia
Merritt Rumbler
Paris
New Arrivals Born at Ot Sonn's Hospital and Community Hospital
Born at Ot Sonn's Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Hudson a son Frankton born to Mr and Mrs Larry Whitley Pendleton a girl to Mr and Mrs George Jordan 1529 Fairview St a girl to Mr and Mrs Lester Altrey 1147 Manor Ct a boy at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ferris Daugharty 1881 Ohio Ave a boy to Mr and Mrs Francis Layton 53620 Harmeson Dr a Mr and Mrs Robert Jana 19294 Noble St a boy Me and Mrs Franklin Rhor4 Daleville a boy laid MES Ralph Mawel i ey a Mr and Mrs Paul Abshire 24 W Cross St a boy Mr and Mrs Jarpes Root 62 Nursery Rd a girl
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George Hudson
Frankton
Larry Whitley Pendleton
George Jordan
Fairview St
Lester Altrey
Manor Ct
Community Hospital
Ferris Daugharty
Ohio Ave
Francis Layton
Harmeson
Robert Jana
Noble St
Frankin
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