Diefenbaker Faces Lack Of Majority In Parliament
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker's Conservative party won 118 of 265 seats, short of a majority, prompting expectations of a minority government and possible early elections within a year. The Liberals under Lester Pearson surged to 96 seats, gaining substantially in Quebec and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
John G. Diefenbaker
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
House of
Quebec
Ontario
Elwood City Court Schedules Fines On Nine Defendants
Nine fines were levied in Elwood City Court by special judge William Lawler in Judge Tancey’s absence. Defendants include Ed Edwards 51 public intoxication 1 dollar plus costs and 90 days jail. James Waters 31 intoxication 1 dollar costs and 30 days suspended. Charles Taylor 25 stop sign violation 1 dollar costs. Norris Worden 50 overweight axle 1 dollar costs. Alexander Williams 34 no chauffeur license 1 dollar 25 cents. Leon Bridges 28 speeding 1 dollar costs. Bryce Stelzer 37 speeding 1 dollar costs. Calvin Metcalf 37 oversize vehicle 1 dollar. Clyde Smith 40 overweight axle 1 dollar costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Elwood City Court
William Lawler
Michael Tancey
James D. Waters
Charles E. Taylor
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Norris W. Worden
Ft. Wayne
Alexander Williams
Fort Wayne
Leon E. Bridges
Indianapolis
Bryce C. Stelzer
Marshall, Mich
Calvin C. Metcalf
Clyde A. Smith
Rt. 5
Tipton
Highways Bill Clears House Committee For 1.9 Billion
The House Public Works Committee approved a bill authorizing 1.9 billion dollars in federal aid to states for primary and secondary highways for the 1964 and 1965 fiscal years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House Public Works Committee
Assembly fills church boards and honors 53 ministers
National organization led by Rev. Flavy B. Brown Jr. of Canton Ohio held a session with elections to eight year terms on the Gospel Trumpet Company Board and related church bodies. Rev. R Eugene Sterner and Rev. Roscoe Snowden filled five and four year terms as named. A necrology service honored 53 Church of God ministers who died in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonians
Paul A. Tanner
World Service Division
Hillery C. Rice, Jr
Park Place Church of God
Gospel Trumpet Company
Church Publications Board
Roscoe Snowden
Naomi Randall
Anderson
Church Extension and Home Missions
R. Eugene Sterner
Division of Church Service
Missionary Board
E. 5Th St
Church of God
Board of Pensions
A. F. Gray
Portland
Ore
Warner Pacific College Ballot Results Amid Trustee Reelects
The article lists trustees and terms for Warner Pacific College and related church boards. It notes re-elections of Rev Isam Crockett Rev Walter Gatton Adam Macholtz Dr Jack Hutchison and others across five year terms plus four year and two year fills. Policy changes prompted resignations by Naomi Randall and Dr W E Reed. First election results show officers named Marvin Hartman Carl Poe T Frank Miller and council secretary Charles Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Isam R. Crockett
Laurel
Miss
Walter R. Gatton
South Charleston
W. Va
Adam Macholtz
St. Joseph Mich
Jack Hutchison
Worthington
Ohio
Board of Christian Education
Leroy Fulton
Drexel
N.C
Leonard W. Snyder
Hamilton
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Archie A. Kinion
Sand Springs
Okla
Hollie Sharp
Department of Commerce
Morehead State College
Morehead
Gabriel Dixon
St. Louis
Miss. Randall
Reed
Gospel Trumpet Company
The
Church of God
Paul Tanner
Hillary C. Rice, Jr
Anderson
James E. Massey
Detroit
Mich
George W. Buck
Atlanta
Earl L. Martin
Oral C. Withrow
Sikeston
H. C. Gardner
Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
Missionary Board
Clarence Perry
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
R. Eugene Sterner
C. T. Boyd, Jr
R. Eugene Linemen
South Francisco
Calif
Executives Council
Marvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph
Carl Poe
Kansas City
T. Franklin Miller
Charles V. Weber
General Ministerial Assembly
Poe
Loren Rohr
Highlands
Tex
OAS Ultimatum and Algeria Violence Escalate
The OAS demanded that Muslims honor a pledge of reconciliation while promising amnesty for European terrorists once sovereignty permits. In Oran 18 soldiers were wounded by a terrorist mortar attack, and a shell damaged a gasoline tank. Authorities lifted the Algiers curfew to ease tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mostefai
Algeria
Tunis
Oran
Algiers
Rusk Confirms Solidarity With Western NATO Allies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, after a two and a half hour session with Maurice Couve de Murville, expresses unshaken solidarity of the Western Alliance. He will meet De Gaulle at the Elysee and travels next to Bonn, Rome, London, and Lisbon for talks with NATO partners about alliance strains and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Western Alliance
Maurice Couve de Murville
Quai d'Orsay
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
U. S
James M. Gavin
Fay D. Kohler
U.S
Paris
Bonn
Rome
London
Lisbon
NATO
West Berlin
Atlantic Community
Orly
Autopilot Guides Thor Delta After Ground Short
Scientists watched anxiously as a 236 pound Thor Delta payload reached orbit despite a ground short. Cape Canaveral launch faced a brief fault in ground equipment that forced the rocket to rely on its autopilot after preloaded commands steered gyroscopes and flight path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Cape Canaveral
Robert Gray
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hospital Dismissals List from St. John’s Hospital
Dismissals from St. John’s Hospital include Harry Cunningham of Middletown Farr Fowler Pendleton William Bailey R R 3 L C Allen 2424 Pitt St James Nooney 2002 Morton St R G Hoppes Pendleton Everett Burmeister and son 832 Chester St Willard Smith and daughter 2516 Fletcher St Keith Eckhardt and son 832 Norris Dr Floyd Simmons 2034 E Lynn Calvin McLaughlin Pendleton Pearl Blocher Pendleton Vivian Best Middletown Edna Smith 1905 Noble St Joanne Weston R R 2 Joanne Seybert 208 Federal St Elsie Johnson Alexandria William Humphrey R R 1 Sand Lane 1319 W 23rd Nina Jones Alexandria Emma Montgomery 619 W Sth St
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St. John's Hospital
Harry Cunningham
Middletown
Farr Fowler
Pendleton
William Bailey
R. R
L. C. Allen
Pitt St
James Nooney
Morton St
R. G. Hoppes
Everett Burmeister
Chester St
Willard Smith
Fletcher St
Keith Eckhardt
Norris
Floyd Simmons
E. Lynn
Calvin McLaughlin
Joanne Weston
R.R
Joanne Seybert
Federal St
Elsie Johnson
Alexandria
William Humphrey
Sand Lane
Indiana GOP Convention Names Unopposed Winners
Delegates at the Indiana Republican convention nominated unopposed candidates headed by Sen. Homer F. Capehart for a fourth term. Incumbents Hendricks, Gardner, Atterburn, Bobbitt, and Landis were re elected. Non incumbents Bond, Carson, and Clements also ran unopposed. The Appellate Court races drew the main votes with Mote and Hughes among leaders. The treasurer race proved the hottest contest with Hughes winning and Drayer challenging. A moment of silence was observed for Royse and Walter McConnell.
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Homer F. Capehart
Capehart
Charles O. Hendricks
Speed
Dorothy Gardner
Fort Wayne
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Arch N. Bobbitt
Indianapolis
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Clayton Bond
Liberty
Supreme and
Appellate Courrt
Joseph O. Carson
North Vernon
French Clements
Evansville
Indiana
Carson
Clements
Wilbur A. Rouse
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Beasley
Wells
Hughes
Drayer
Mote
Hunter
Cook
Brown
Strom
Appellate Court
Hunted
Hughes-Drayer
Harold W. Handley
H.dale Brown
Cast
Royse
Hamilton County
Walter McConnell
Ristine
Walkout Delayed and Political Attacks Highlight Conference News
Negotiators studied government proposals in separate sessions until 6:30 p m planning to resume at 8 p m amid unresolved terms. A TWA delay at Idlewild and brief picket activity followed, with Kennedy kept informed as engineers threaten a possible strike that could affect 20 000 jobs. In Washington lawmakers and GOP leaders traded sharp criticism of Democrats during a convention marked by discussions of pilots four to three crew makeup and furloughed engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA
New York
Idlewild
Goldberg
Kennedy
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Trans World
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Flight Engineers International Association
Lavon Crowder Now at Bonnie's Beauty Shop
Formerly of Cecelia's Beauty Shop Lavon Crowder has moved to Bonnie's Beauty Shop located in the 312 Anderson Bank Building contact number 644 7017 for appointments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon Crowder
Cecelia
Bonnie’s Beauty Shop
Anderson Bank
Local Officials Named In Suit Across Indiana
Local youths, auditor Peter Hayes of South Bend, attorney general Donald Wood of Carmel, superintendent Dan Schermer of Rushville, and clerk Paul Jarrett of Anderson are identified as reporters or officials connected to a Supreme and Appellate Courts matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Vogelberg
Indianapolis
Peter Hayes
South Bend
Donald Wood
Carmel
Dan Schermer
Rushville
Paul Jarrett
Anderson
McClellan Says ed From Page On McClellan Says ed From Page On
Witnesses at a Senate subcommittee hearing detailed commissions and abuses in night club operations. AGVA officials denied knowledge of commissions while immigration agents described recruitment of young Canadian girls into illegal night club work and prostitution. Dorothey Lamour suggested AGVA would testify to counter the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Green
AGVA
Miss Standlee
Lavern Duffy
E. Thomas Maxwell Jr
Baltimore
Green
Karl FE. Mundt
R-S.d
Chicago
Hurley
Wis
Montreal
Havana
Glen F. Rice
Senate
Rice
Mario T. Noto
Asociate
Afl-Cio American Guild of Variety Artists
Dorothy Lamour
AGWA
Calumet City
Ill
Dedication of Church of God Theology School Building
Dr. Dale Oldham presides as benedictioneer at dedication ceremonies for the new School of Theology building on EF 3rd Street. Dr. Newberry, dean, leads a litany with Dr. Rowe and Rev. Boyer among speakers including Dr. Perry and Dr. Morrison, noting donations and national church involvement.
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Dale Oldham
Eustis
Church of God International
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Harold Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
General Ministerial Assembly
Perry
Rice
Charles Cartmill
Parkersburg
W. Va
Oldham
School of Theology
EF. 3Rd St
A. T. Rowe
The
Gospel Trumpet Company
Church of God
Dean Miller
Reardon
Dr. Perry
John A. Morrison
Charles V. Weber
Roscoe Snowden, Anderson
National Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
Boyer
Streeter Stuart, Jr
Lexington
Mass
School of Teleology
Newberry
Dennison University
Anderson College
Duke University
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
Khrushchev on Berlin War, Peace, and U S Threats
Khrushchev warned against war over Berlin and urged self determination for nations. He said the Soviet Union would use rockets if attacked, favored an agreement to convert West Berlin into a free city, accused the United States of stalling disarmament talks, and predicted the Red flag could rise over the United States.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
West Berlin
United
Saes
Soviet Union
Dollie Hinton 60 of Anderson dies at St. John’s Hospital
Dollie B. Hinton wife of Charles N. Hinton aged 60 of 623 Louise St died at 11:55 p.m. Monday in St. John’s Hospital. Born Sept. 9, 1901 in Switzerland County she lived much of her life in Anderson and belonged to First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Survived by husband, daughter Sarah Mrs Harold Thomas of Detroit, Mich., sons N. Keith David L. and John L. Hinton of Anderson, nine grandchildren, sister Mrs. Cecelia Bricker of Anderson. Visitation at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Service at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in First Pilgrim Holiness Church led by Revs. Ernest Carroll and L. L. Scantland. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Dollie B
Charles N.) Hinton
Louise St
St. John's Hospital
Switzerland County
Clarence
Corolia Hines
Anderson
Funeral services for Walter A. Wood held today
Walter A. Wood aged 71 of 221 East 10th Avenue died Monday. Services were conducted at 1:30 p.m. in Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home by Rev. Levi O. Sutton of People's Church. Burial followed at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends were received at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood
Harold E. Rozelle
Levi O. Sutton
The
People’s Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Harold KE. Rozelle
Funeral arrangements for Arthur Melson Jr.
Arrangements are pending for the funeral of 48 year old Arthur Melson Jr. of 804 Marion Street Joliett Illinois formerly of Anderson who died Monday in Joliet. Baker Brothers Funeral Home Anderson will handle the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Melson Jr
Marion St
Joliett, Ill
Anderson
Joliet
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Services for 15 year old Bobbie Gordon Price
Funeral services for Bobbie Gordon Price age 15 of 320 FE Webster Street will be held at 2 p.m. today at North Anderson Church of God with Rev. Marvin E. Baker officiating. The body will lie in state one hour before the service. Price drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming. Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Charles Gordon Price
Webster St
North Anderson Church of God
Marvin E. Baker
East Maplewood Cemetery
Nuckols
Rubie R. Apple 75 Dies in Anderson Services Set
Rubie R. Apple of Anderson, 75, died Sunday. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. today at Pasco Mortuary in Greenfield with burial at Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie Apple
Rubie R. Apple
Anderson
Pasco Mortuary
Greenfield
Knightstown
Services for George H Weidler in Danville
George H Weidler 72 of Danville Illinois died Sunday. Services will be held at 1 30 p m in the Dixon Funeral Home Danville with burial in Danville next to the family. He was father of Mrs Ruth Leitzinger of 1630 Broadway Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Weidler
Danville
Ruth Leitzinger
Broadway
Anderson
Dixon Funeral Home
Remains of Mattie Lou Hooten to Troy Funeral Home
Remains of Mattie Lou Hooten 33 formerly of 1511 West 19th Street will be sent about 3 a.m. today from L. C. May Funeral Home to Ben Harrison Funeral Home in Troy Alabama. She had come to Anderson in recent months from Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Lou
R. T.) Hooten
W. 19Th St
L. C. May
Ben Harrison Funeral Home
Troy
Ala
Anderson
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Homer Haston Pendleton of Pendleton died Monday. Services set for 1 30 p m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev Artie Stohler of Mt Gilead Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Homer Haston Pendleton
Homer Haston
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Artie Stohler
Mt. Gilead
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Earl
Bertrand) Russell
Moscow
TVA
Herbert D. Vogel
Tennessee Valley Authority
Flavy B. Brown, Jr
Canton
Zale’s
Olsen and Ebann
Knightstown Chamber OF Commerce
Donald M. Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Knightstown Lake
Richmond
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OAS
Army Command
Chénki Mostefai
Front of National Liberation
Rusk Outlines
Pearl Blocher
Vivian Best
Edna Smith
Noble
Nina Jones
Emma Montgomery
W. Sith St
Bulletin-Herald
Page One
Welsh
GOP
House
Charles A. Halleck
Hoosier
Congress
Donald C. Bruce
Richard Roudebush
Thomas A. Gallmeyer
Gallmeyer
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Bloomington
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McClellan
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