College Graduates Open 184th Indiana Commencement
The final Indiana college commences with 184 graduates as Anderson College honors 27 theology graduates with bachelor of divinity. Dr Harold L Phillips urges vital Christianity while 157 seniors receive arts science and theology degrees, and Herman B Wells earns a doctor of laws. Ivy Khan and Ewald Wolfram receive honorary letters and church leaders are cited in the ceremony.
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Indiana College
Anderson
U. S
Harold L. Phillips
West Coast
Philo Laboratories
Reardon
Ness
Warner
Church of God
Dr. Phillips
Ivy Khan
New Delhi
India
Young Women’s Christian Association For
Burma
Ceylon
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Ewald FE. Wolfram
National Board of Pensions
The
Oscar T. Simpson
Palo Alto
Calif
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Herman B Wells
YWCA
Ewald E. Wolfram
Two Discuss Trade Outlook
The United States and Australia agreed to search for ways to support Commonwealth nations if Britain joins the European Common Market. President Kennedy and Prime Minister Robert Menzies met for over three hours at the White House and planned to meet again before Menzies leaves for San Francisco. They aim to avoid transferring Britain’s trade preferences to the Common Market and to study practical commodity trade issues in continuation of talks.
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Washington
United States
Australia
Britain
Kennedy
Robert G. Menzies
White House
Menzies
San Francisco
Home
Dean Rusk
Europe
New Zealand
Rusk
Reynolds Firm Plans to Close Shop Here
Reynolds Gas Regulator Co announced it will abandon its local plant next year and move operations to Arkansas Texas and Louisiana to consolidate with Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co The president Robert Wellborn said local workers are offered jobs in southern plants The two month UAW strike last summer ended with a seven cent wage increase and a reopener clause allows wage talks again this year starting July 14.
Winnipeg chief seeks 20 buffalo skin coats for force
Chief Taft asks the Winnipeg Finance Committee to approve buying 20 buffalo skin coats for officers. He says previous coats failed in 30 below weather, and the brown furry robe remains the best option for officers on street duty.
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Winnipeg
Robert Taft
Winipeg Finance Committee
Berlin wall border guard kills co worker during rescue tunnel
A East German border guard fatally shot a colleague as a husband and two brothers rescued his wife sister in law and two children from East Berlin through a tunnel near Checkpoint Charlie. Four other women and a child who failed to reach the tunnel were arrested by East German police.
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Berlin Wall
East Berlin
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U. S
Friedrichstrasse
Vopos
Rudi
Indiana Republicans draft platform at state convention
Indiana Republicans call for reapportionment by federal means and a hard line anti Communism foreign policy. The platform opposes strict farm controls, supports free elderly care choices, and backs worker retraining for automation layoffs. It also criticizes President Kennedy’s expansion of executive power and attacks Gov Welsh over War Memorials Commission rules.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John F. Kennedy
Republic
Matthew E. Welsh
War Memorials Commission of
Adams Heads Local Detective Division
Sam Adams, a 13 year veteran of the Anderson Police Department, becomes Captain of the Detective Division as Police Chief John L. Heiden announces. Adams previously led the Juvenile Division for three years. Rube Cox remains a detective. James Hanna will serve as juvenile captain on probation.
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Sam Adams
Anderson
John L. Heiden
Adams
Rube Cox
Heiden
James Hanna
Polus Anderson Named to GOP Platform Committee
Nick Polus and Anderson were named to the convention platform committee at the GOP state convention held in Indianapolis last evening.
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GOP
Nick Polus
Anderson
Indianapolis
International Convention Opens at Warner Auditorium
First day sessions of the 73rd International Convention of the Church of God begin at 6 am in Warner Auditorium after Anderson College commencement the night before. The 7500-seat facility, the world’s largest of its kind, hosts a week of conferences, workshops, and youth programs through next Sunday with a dedication service set for 2:30 pm next Sunday.
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Anderson College
Warner
Warner Auditorium
General Services
R. Eugene Sterner
Division of Church Service
E. Lth St
FE. E. Wolfram
Board of Pensions
Glenn Falls
Italian tax official notes back taxes to 1961
Mrs Brigida Acquaviva is notified she owes the city 3 lire less than half a cent in 1961 back taxes. The tax collector’s letter allows payment in three installments.
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Bari
Italy
Brigida Acquaviva
Walkout Threat Hits US Airlines As TWA Lockouts Loom
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg pressed negotiators through the night to avert a TWA strike that could ruin European vacations. meanwhile 10 000 American Airlines workers in 56 cities were set to walk out at midnight Friday. The union seeks higher wages and layoff protections while pilots push for crew qualification changes.
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UPID
Kennedy
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
TWA
Transport Workers Union
New York City
American
White House
Goldberg
Airline
Engineers Union
Airline Pilots Association
Labor Department
Drowning of 15 year old in Anderson area
A 15 year old, Bobbie Price, drowned at the North Forty swimming area near Chesterfield after stepping into a drop off during a keep away game. His brothers failed to pull him out as firemen and emergency crews aided with oxygen in a futile revival effort. He had just finished South Side Junior High and would enter Anderson High School. He is survived by his parents, two sisters, and three brothers. Funeral arrangements are set for North Anderson Church of God.
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Anderson
Bobbie Price
Charles Gordon Price
E. Webster Sr
North Forty
Chesterfield
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
Price
Benny
Mike
Robbie
Marion Boze
Bobbie
South Side Junior High School
Anderson High School
Church of God
Charles Price
Lucille McClendon
Florida Station
Regina Reed
Charles E
Benney
Nichols and Carmichael
North Anderson Church
Severe Storm Ravages Anderson Area Killing Two
A powerful thunderstorm swept central Indiana causing heavy wind damage and multiple lightning fires. The Banner Store suffered blown-out windows, several homes including the Fred Jones residence endured wiring and insulation fires, and other residences were damaged. Police reported downed trees and lines as temperatures dropped and rainfall totaled .85 inches.
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Anderson
Banner Store
Meridian St
Fred Jones
34Th St
Elmer Talbert
Cedar St
Harry Pascal
Noble St
Fourth GOP contest forms in Indiana state race
Clarence T. Drayer of Indianapolis filed for state treasurer against incumbent Robert E. Hughes as the GOP delegates prepare to renominate Homer Capehart and adopt the 1962 platform. Delegates meet at the State Fair grounds Coliseum amid fights for four Appellate Court seats and the superintendent of public instruction post.
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Indianapolis
Clarence T. Drayer
Robert E. Hughes
Greenwood
Drayer
Harold W. Handley
H. Dale Brown
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Homer E. Capehart
Capehart
Indiana
Anderson College to Honor Earl L. Martin with Memorial Hall
Anderson College announces a new East 3rd Street residence hall will be named Earl L. Martin Memorial Hall in memory of Dr. Martin former vice president and first dean of the graduate School of Theology. The half million dollar Georgian Colonial building opened Jan. 21, 1958 and houses 174 students with a residence counselor.
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Earl L. Martin
Graduate School of Theology
Robert H. Reardon
Martin
Anderson Council
Uate School of Theology
Arthur Henning Anderson
Associated Builders, Inc
McConnell GOP Chairman Dies In Indianapolis Hotel
Hamilton County Republican Chairman Walter McConnell of Noblesville died after a heart attack in an Indianapolis hotel lobby. He was here to attend a Republican event and was pronounced dead on arrival at St Vincent's Hospital. He was father of John W McConnell former Indiana adjutant general under Gov Handley.
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Indianapolis
Hamilton County
Walter McConnell
Rt. 1
Noblesville
McConnell
Sheraton-Lincoln
Loby
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John W McConnell
Indiana
Harold W Handley
Traffic Change Executed Today On Ninth Street
Traffic on Ninth Street between Central Avenue and Main Street becomes one way westbound under a city ordinance approved last week on a 60 day trial. Captain Fred Richardson urges Park Place residents to turn right at 10th and Main and use Central Avenue to reach Ninth Street when leaving downtown.
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9Th St
Central Ave
Main St
Common Council
John St
Richardson
Park Place
10Th
Main Sts
County Delegation Active At GOP State Convention
Seventy four delegates and other party leaders attend preliminary county and district meetings in Indianapolis before the Republican state convention opens at 10 a.m. at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Madison County Chair Myron Seybert and Mrs. Mary Watson lead the county delegation as local Republicans assist in convention duties.
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Colisium
Madison County
Myron Sybert
Seybert
Mary Watson
Alexandria
Warren Ellsworth
Paul Hamilton
Melvin Reynolds
Howard Ehrhart
Paul O'Neill
Max Shively
Page
George C. Chambers
Anderson
Congress
Fifth
Harold Actor
Indiana Supreme Court
City Farm Tour Sails to Two North County Farms
The annual City Farm tour visits two farms in the county north area with 8 am gathering at the North Drive-In Theatre on Ind. 4 and a 8:30 am Elwood meet. Attendees travel via host farmer transportation to Clifford Bohlander dairy and Leo Jarrett and sons beef and hog facilities, with a luncheon at the Jarrett Farm hosted by the Madison County Farm Bureau.
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Agriculture Committee
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Food Chamber of Commerce
Madison County Farm Bureau
Elwood Group
Elwood Farm Bureau
Clifford Bohlander
Leo Jarrett
New Births Reported in Anderson Area
At St Johns Hospital the following families announce newborns: Lashbrook a girl. Stohier a girl. Burmeister a boy. Davis a boy. Barkdull a boy. Schriver a boy. Goyer a boy. Schock a girl. Posten a boy. Baylor a girl. Holthauer a boy. Carmack a boy. Parents listed include 2211 Delaware. Markleville. 832 Chester Street. 426 West 19th Street. 1425 East 47th Street. 2303 Meridian Street. 2023 State Street. 1423 Chase Street. 2440 Brown Street. 2914 Jefferson Street. Shirley. 1231 East 38th Street.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Lashbrook
Delaware
Herbert Stohier
Markleville
Everett Burmeister
Chester St
Willie Davis
W. 19Th St
Harold Barkdull
E. 47Th St
Herman Schriver
Meridian St
Thomas Goyer
State St
Kenneth Schock
Chase St
Wiliam Posten
Brown St
Baylor
Jefferson St
Gilbert Holthauer
Shirley
Johnny Carmack
E. 38Th St
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