Spring Honor Roll At AHS Announced
Anderson High School announces the spring honor roll and special mention lists. Principal David L Adams notes students earning all B grades or higher, with numerous seniors juniors and sophomores named for academic achievement across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AHS
Anderson High School
David .L. Adams
Jo Ellen Andrews
Gordon Beeman
Don Cunningham
Robert Deaton
Philip Helvey
Janet Josefek
Jill Moore
Charles Parker
Jay Polhemus
Georgana Taggart
Sara Cronk
Vivian Lee
Sherry Masry
Ron McCoy
Allen
Patsy
Custion Hoard
Arlene Hendricks
Mark
Hoover
Joyce Horton
Ann Hous
Gracie Hughes
Susan Huston
Sharon Jones
Bett
Miss Owens
Jourdan
Barbara Mathews
Ilinois
Linda Love
Jeanne Miller
Jill University
Moore
Mary Nave
Linda Nicholas
Judy Phillips
Wanda Phillips
Jeffry Pearson
Katherine Young
Nancy Clayton
Karen Clevenger
Patricia Cooper
Charleen Critchlow
Diana Croke
Nancy Custer
Debra De‘Bolt
Ronald Gentry
Carol Forkner
Gloria Kling
Dave Loudenback
Tony McCoy
Ron McGranahan
Trena Massey
Phyllis Miles
Local Graduate Cited At Earlham College
Miss Mariellen Owens daughter of Mrs Irene Owens Rt 3 Anderson earned a bachelor of arts with honorable mention from Earlham College Richmond in June 9 19. The story lists other names and details about housing discrimination desegregation efforts and federal funding discussions across Indiana towns and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariellen Owens
Irene Owens
Anderson
Earlham College
Richmond
Alexandria Social Activities Reported At Club Meeting
Alexandria notes show Mrs. Lillian Stewart elected president of the Women’s Club and a Republican Women’s gathering in Indianapolis. Attendees included Rev. Carl Lucker, Henry W. Brown, Rebecca Ellis, and other Alexandria residents. A free chest X-ray program and a cook out for Busy Bee Home Demonstration Club were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry’ W. Brown
Alexandria
Lillianjtickers
Stewart
Grace Stewart
Jafford
Everett Wilson
Uie
Monroe ‘Township
Martha McDermott
E. Monroe
Alexan St Dria
Carl Lucker
Henry W. Brown
Rebecca Ellis
Jerry Atler
Walther League
Watson
Kimm
Anderson
Lin
County Tuberculosis Associa
Alexanmillee
Dria
Wash
Lillian Stewart
Hildreth Perdue
Indianapolis
Josepha Humphrey
Edgar Wells
Roy Ladd
Ron
Bradford
Legion Postpones Seating Of New Officers
Commander Walter Wallace of the George Hockett American Legion Post reports the installation of new officers originally set for next Tuesday has been postponed to a later date. A revised program date will be announced when plans are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wallace
Sithe
George Hockett
American Legion
Kennedy urges appeal to Negro leaders to end demonstrations
President Kennedy urges congressional leaders to appeal to Martin Luther King Jr and other Black leaders to halt marches as Southern senators threaten a filibuster. He warns that demonstrations endanger lives and inflame communities while stressing that violence is unjustified and Congress must act on civil rights measures. He cites Lincoln and Emancipation Proclamation to defend equal accommodations in public facilities. For hotels and stores, Kennedy argues property owners cannot exclude the public on race grounds. He says Congress can act under the Constitution to regulate interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Falls
Janice Farmer
Cheryl
Carportner
Sharon
Guss
Cheri Hall
Steve Ham
Clelia Odds
Sharons
Sue Russell
Robert Gouker
Ana
Gray
Terry Henry
Richard Kapt
Peter
Phyllis Hofer
Sharon Hum
Petissoo
St. John's Hospital
Alexandria
Indiana
Mes
Ann Hundlman
Vicki Lee
Walther League
Weston
Gloria Lloyd
Barbaral
Represen Mathley
Max Maupin
Patricial
Noriway Hospital Corporation
Sawe Morris
Brenda Nighbert
Roger
Marsha Snideman
Arm Arbor
Roberts
Anne Robertson
Eliza
Ibeth Fellinger
Diana Phillippe
Carl Lacker
Janis Smith
Diana Smith
Conniesro
Welvisor
Alexandria Sprague
Bill Stanley
Elizabeth Kennedy
Taylor
Janet Taylor
Trudy Turnlin
Donna Newby
Congress
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Kennedy
Yard Starts Continued From Page One
Labor Party Leader Harold Wilson speaks in the House of Commons on Monday in a debate about a Yard story continued from page one. The report connects Ward to Capt. Eugene Ivanov and Miss Keeler in the Profumo affair and notes Ward sought timing on nuclear weapon deliveries to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Ward
Eugene Ivanov
Miss Keeler
Ayors
Profumo
Germany
Cardinals Enter tiined Fr Page one
Cardinal de la Torre 89 Archbishop of Quito was ill and unable to travel to Rome from Ecuador. The cardinals will hold four ballots daily two in the morning and two in the evening.
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Carlos Maria Cardinal de la Torre
Quito
Rome
Ecuador
Clergy Leaders Named to Committees in Anderson Area
Anderson College announces three year terms for executive council and program and pulpit committees. Names include Rev Paul Shrock Rice Lake Wis Rev William B Eday Birmingham Ala Rev Otis L Johnson Springfield Ohio Rev Wilford L Denton Long Beach Calif and Rev Cecil M Washington Kendleton Tex Dr Adam W Miller Detroit Mich. Radio and Television Commission sees a tie between Ralph Sprague Jr Anderson and Rev Lavern Root Erlanger Ky to be decided by second ballot this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Paul Shrock
Rice Lake
Wis
William B. Eday
Birmingham
Ala
Otis L. Johnson
Springfield
Ohio
Wilford L. Denton
Long Beach
Calif
Cecil M. Washington
Bay Ridge Christian College
Kendleton
Texas
Adam W. Miller
School of Theology
Commission On High Education
Kenneth E. Jones
Louisville
James Earl Massey
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Sprague, Jr
Anderson
LaVern Root
Erlanger
Radio and Television Commission
Racial Income Gaps and Employment Divide in Anderson Study
A study on Anderson households shows white families with 6 000 to 9 939 dollars annual income at 36 9 percent versus 21 8 percent for non white families. White collar work dominates for white men at 49 6 percent while non white men show 15 7 percent. Housing data lists 17 166 white units and 1 030 non white units with 177 9 percent sound for whites and 34 2 percent sound for non whites.
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Thelout
William F. Lawler
My. Brown
Alexandria
Discd
Hal Group
Norbert Selking
Decatur
Vhce
Smith
Riedel
Walter Black
Dan Fish
J. Raymond Wirt
W. Shirell
Fox
Gordon France
Howard
Presser
Harter Urban
Dr. Rich
Huggins
Gerald P. Shine
Albert Schaefer
Ralph Fisher
Richard Williams
David Mc
Anderson Clare
J. A. Boles
White New Castle
Floyd Hacker
John Rilner
Frank Huston
Edward Clift
Gilbert Hewitt
Robert Couden
D. L. Binder
Carl Will
Noblesville
Irving Heath
Maynard Wolf
Ken Wright
Dale
Rodgers
B. F. McLaughlin
al- Weinschenk
Howard Whiljowance
Pendleton
Everett Foust
Robert Martin
Tipton
Neil Stilwell
Noy
Girard
Mark Ertel
William Frick
Chesterfield
John Maynard
Paul
New Elwood
Robert Carter
Anderson
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Neal Edean
Inder Andlyate
BIE
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Digmiecad Tran Worshin
Begen
Robert King
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Paul Maier
Lanswer
Buster
Western Michigan
Univer Thal
Kiima Ardeall
Nokomo
Carl Luckjer
Don Lang
Kokomo
Doris Vaughans
Vincennes
Fragenrar
Annalt Etchison
Blanche Savage
Marthal McDermott
Helen Lawie
Hille
Niblack
Dreth “Perdue
Marjorie Hines
Mildred Humphries
Katherine Carver
Nona Allen
Jane Anne Morgan
Betlie Zettel
Josepha
Constitution
Ality
Mary Watson
Dallas Toice
Elven Sells
Afl-Cio
Sells
Lloyd DeWesler
Welsh
Courtney
Dorothy Gardner
Precinct Three
Robert B
Dughes
Board of Revenue
Alexandria Welsh
New Castle
Barry Goldwater
Ruekelshaus
Help
Zazas
Helo and
NuUlsseille
Evelyn Grahame
Monroe Township
Humphrey
Mary Williams
Busy Bee Club
James Briszadine
Logansport
Karl M. Kyle
Hockett Legion
Ane
Seace
Meridian St
Walareen
Hewes
Alex
South Bend
Boyer
Page
Lockwood
Crow Distillery. CO
Franefort, KY
Kentucky
Anderson Federal
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