Taipei Seeks Answers On US Formosa Alarm
Taipei observers question why Washington warned of a possible Red Chinese attack on Nationalist held islands near mainland China while Hong Kong reports doubt an imminent offensive. The piece contrasts U S warnings with local Nav nationalist caution and notes the political implications for Chiang Kai-shek's regime and U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Washington
China
White House
United States
Formosa Strait
Hong Kong
Chiang Kai-shek
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Circulating on East Coast
Secret Service Chief warns of a new hard to detect counterfeit twenty dollar bill in circulation on the East Coast. First seen in New York City and Tampa, notes may spread this weekend. Early fakes were weak but quality is improving according to agents. A separate transit fare note mentions a price rise for various ticket bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Secret Service
James J. Rowley
Eastern
Seaboard
Rowley
New New York City
Tampa
Fila
Lavon Crowder Moves Beauty Shop Address
Lavon Crowder, formerly with Cecelia's Beauty Shop, relocates to Bonnie's Beauty Shop at 312 Anderson Bank Building. Phone 644-7017.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavon Crowder
Cecelia
Bonnie’s Beauty Shop
Anderson Bank
Prison Escapee Held As Robbery Suspect
Rockford police hold Indiana state prison escapee Harland Griswold 39 after a $400 robbery at a Rockford loan company. Griswold and two others overpowered a guard at Michigan City prison June 6 and Griswold said he watched the loan company for days before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Negotiations Offered On Rail Work Rules
Louis J. Wagner president of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen said in Colorado Springs that his union is willing to negotiate a settlement on the work rules dispute. He stated that a settlement is inevitable given typical labor-management relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs, Colo
UPI
Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen
Louis J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Synod Meets in Cleveland Sets Seminary and Mission Goals
The Missouri Synod gathered in Cleveland to discuss education expansion including a Lake Chabot third seminary costing 4.48 million dollars and a fourth seminary site on the Mid Atlantic coast. The group plans growth driven by a 150 percent rise in the next two decades and ongoing mission work in 22 foreign lands reaching over 60 thousand members. Local broadcasts of This Is the Life and The Lutheran Hour reach millions, with topics on interchurch relations and modern theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lorenz
Christ Lutheran Church
Anderson
Cleveland
Ohio
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Synod
Lorenz
Lake Chabot
San Francisco Bay Area
Mid-Atlantic Seaboard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Missouri Synod
North America
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
United States
Canada
WOWO
WLW
John W. Behnken
Walter Birkner
Railroads face mediation not arbitration as talks stall
The BLE chief said mediation is just beginning and arbitration is too soon to discuss. The presidential commission after 1960 recommended major rules revisions to curb featherbedding affecting about 40 000 railroad firemen. Five weeks ago the railroads walked out of direct negotiations with engineers conductors and others, signaling unwillingness to proceed toward productive results. The piece also traces the history of a nearby publishing firm from its 1906 arrival in Anderson to its current site and growth with about 300 employees and nearly 4 500 000 dollars in annual sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
BLE
Presidential Commission
Goldberg
Washington
Wolfe
E. 9Th St
Central Ave
E. 5Th and
Chestnut Sts
Teamster Local Accepts 3-Year Pact Ends Eight-Week Strike
In Fort Wayne Indiana members of Teamster Local 297 voted to accept a three year contract with Martin Marietta Co ending an eight week strike and plan to return to work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne, Ind
UPT
Teamster Local
Martin- Marietta Co
Warner Press expands to meet rising demand and growth
Gospel Trumpet Company launches a 200000 expansion adding 20000 square feet to its Indianapolis area plant to handle increased orders. West Coast operations run from San Jose while Elsie Egermeir Bible Story Book and Head of Christ reproductions are among its best known items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Trumpet Company
Warner Press
San Jose
Calif
Elsie Egermeir
Head of Christ
Warner Sallman
E. 3Th St
The
Gospel Trumpet
Harold L. Phillips
Anderson
Smith
Daniel Sidney Warner
Church of Gods
Rome City
Ind
Warner
Indianapolis
Pacific College delegates exhibit state president articles
The piece notes Pacific College state presidents presenting regional remarks and highlights the missions group's support of Anderson College. It covers final ministers meeting activities at Park Place Church of God with Rev. Marvin J. Hartman discussing devotional life and schedules for general services across multiple locations. Carl Erskine headlines the men’s rally at the Anderson College gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missions Group
School of Theology
Anderson College
Park Place
Church of God
Marvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph, Mich
B. Gale Herrick
Okemos
Mich
Burt W. James
Denver
Colo
H. Richard Harp
Washington
D.C
F. Dale Bengtson
Anderson
Paul H. Jenkins
Greeneville
Tenn
Charles W. Wood
Akron
Ohio
Carl Erskine
James Macholtz
College Department of Physical Education
Man Misrouted While Driving After Ill Call
At 11 p.m. May 31 a husband reported by wife in Louisville that he called from Mount Carmel Illinois stating he was en route to Louisville. He allegedly became confused by a new cloverleaf interchange at the Ind 64 US 41 junction west of Princeton and steered north toward Hazleton instead of east toward Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mount Carmel
Ill
Princeton
Hazleton
Bayh Promotes Unity in Democratic Speech
In a speech to supporters Bayh urged room for differences within the Democratic Party promising no malice or division among members and stressing unity over disagreement among factions aligned with his two opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayh
Democratic Party
Multiple fatal crashes dot Indiana and Florida in a day
Reports detail a sequence of crashes across Indiana and Florida. Youths Donald Waugh and Gregory Woods died in a north Kendallville incident after a truck dragged wreckage for 134 feet. A head on crash near Owensville killed 6 month old Synthia Christmas and her father Paul, with John A. Overton also from Owensville involved. In Florida, Lemuel Hammersley and Grace Hammersley died near Marianna on US 9 while returning from a winter. A Louisville union leader, Kenneth Voigt, president of Iron Workers Local 70, died when his car plunged into the White River near Hazleton after being missing. The report covers further political notes from Indiana conventions and statements by party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zel
Rt. 1
Wolcottville
Ind 3
Kendallville
Donald Waugh
Gregory Woods
North Manchester
Sullivan
Fmal
Waugh
Wabash
Ind
Eddie Simmons
Hobart
Gibson County
Owensville
Synthia Christmas
Paul
John A. Overton
Lemuel A. Hammersley
Grace
Valparaiso
Wade
Kenneth Voigt
Iron Workers Local 70
Louisville
Hazeton
Voigt
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple obituaries from Lapel Anderson and surrounding areas note deaths of Rena Woodward 83 of Lapel Dr Fred A Kimble 76 of Shirley Lola M Thomas 79 Greensboro John W Ent Sr Markleville Nora Edna Banker Middletown Lora F Collier Wilkinson. Services and burial details listed for each with family survivors and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kimble Shirley
Fred A. Kimble
Shirley
Brown and Butz
Anderson
Charles Funkhouser
Crown View
Sheridan
Ind
Eagles Lodge
Herman Ruth
Bill Metcalf
Theodore Symoens
John McMillan
Bob Snook
A. B. McKee
Greensboro
Lola M. Thomas
Henry County
Henry
Sarah Pickett Gipe
William J
Norris Thomas
Walter Thomas
New Castle
Maggie Cain
Indianapolis
Linnie Collier
California
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Funeral
Hicksite Cemetery
John Ent Co
John W. Ent Sr
Markleville
Harold EF. Rozelle
Robert W. Fribley
Anderson First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Nora Banker
Middletown
Nora Edna Banker
Rt. 1
Ballard and Shirey
Morgan Groves
Albany
Anderson Memorial Park
Lora Collier Wilkinson
Lora F. Collier
Charles Holliday
Rt. 2
Knightstown
Condo and Son
Harlan
Khrushchev Cancels Talk During Romania Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, appearing tired, canceled a scheduled speech to a workers rally in Bucharest and let aide read his address. At 68, his Romanian tour in heat fatigue him. he skipped Craiova and spoke briefly to Victor Grishin before returning to Bucharest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Curcharest
Black Sea
Constanza
Craiova
Victor V. Grishin
Education Office Washington Established by Congress Act
The Office of Education in Washington was created by an act of Congress in 1867, marking the establishment of a federal educational agency. It outlines the origin and purpose of the new bureau and its role in national education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Office
Washington
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
Anderson Obituaries Notices From Local Community
Obituary notices list Lavinia Heritage 87 died at her son Ivan Heritage home and Rev. George E. Cole 74 died in Lafayette. Other notices include Lulu Bronnenberg 81, John A. Rinker 80, Lena Roemer 77, Tracy Ann Turner died at birth, and multiple funeral arrangements for Harry Smith Everett Brown Clifford Field Darphus Maury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia M. Heritage
Ivan Heritage
3Rd St
Albright Funeral Home
George Cole
George E. Cole
Lawson Ct
Anderson
Jane
Leo) Metzger
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe County
Mary Lerch
Marion
B. O. Crowe
Schuyler Wesleyan Methodist Church
Springvale Cemetery
Lulu Bronnenberg
N. Water St
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Montgomery County
Ladoga
Isaac
Teresa Click
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield Christian Church
Ruth M. Bronnenberg
Edgar
Elmer Click
Harold E Rozelle
John Asoury
Elmhurst
Ill
Harold R. Clark
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Tracy Ann
William E
Betty Talley Turner
E. 31St St
Harold E. Rozelle
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Everett Brown
Everett J. Brown
Lancaster
Ohio
Frank E. Smith
Herman B. J. Andres
Greenfield Cemetery
Clifford Field
Clifford E. Field
Morton
Darphus Maury
Fresno
Calif
Underwood and Brooks Funeral Home
Mr. Maury
Rushville Senior Wins Graham Medal at 1962 Boys State
Pat Badell of Rushville High School received the Graham Medal as outstanding citizen at the 1962 Hoosier Boys State in Bloomington Indiana. He chaired the Federalist Party during the session and was an unsuccessful candidate for lieutenant governor. Finalists included Steve Hopper Gerry Van Gomdes and Hobart Schacht. Governor-elect Mike Valentine of Warsaw will join Badell at Boys Nation in College Park Maryland. The convention ends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Pat Badell
Rushville High School
Gerry van Gomdes
Aurora
Hobart Schacht
Huntington
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Clark O. Barker
Betty Dean
Summitville
Air Force Commendation Medal
Ellsworth Ai Force Base
South Dakota
Barker
Strategic Air Command
United States Air Force
Glenn Sterrett
Nichol Ave
Roy Barker
Lapel
Lapel High School
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Gordon
Roderick
Clark
Deborah
Nora E. Pettit
E. Plum St
Clinton County
Delphia Pickard Eubank
Major Barker
Colston
Greenfield
Rose and
Elanco Products Company
Ellilly and Company
William Fix
Purdue Extension Forester
Jan Rich
Sharon Ludlow
Highland
Ardy Absher
Alexandria
Dan Bixler
Jackson Twp
Jeff Clark
Madison-Fountain Counties
Shakamak State Park
Cardington
Bucyrus
Williamston
Grand Junction
Mounesville
W. Va
West 8Th Street
Pacific College
Pace
Marvella
Gonas
W. Dan Bretz
Kokomo
Howard County
G. Remy Bierly
Decatur
Indiana
Bierly
Hgh
Bretz
Russell E. Davis
Joseph A. Farina
la Porte
William C. Smith
Hartford City
William E. Wilson
Jeffersonville
J. Manfred Core
Welsh
Kennedy
House
Senate
Hartke
GOP
Kizer
Madison
Rena Woodward Lapel
Rena Woodward
Arthur Woodward Sr
George
Sarah Wilson
Arthur Woodward
Woodward
Lapel Methodist Church
Beatrice Williamson
Mildred Silvey
South Bend
Lola Thomas
Lavinia Heritage
John Rinker
John A. Rinker
St. John's Hospital
Union Township
Madison County
Samuel and
Rena Mills Rinker
Rinker
Mt. Pleasant Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Nora
John T
Jim
Lucerne
Ada E. Nutting
Rena L. Rinker
Maggie M. Douglas
Twin Lakes
Lettie Miller
Levi O. Sutton
People’s Church
Lena Roemer
Chase St
Logansport
Jacob
Margaret Brenkle
Roemer
Carl J
John Roemer
Big Springs
Texas
Carl Roemer
Chicago
Edmund Roemer
Mary Jane Roemer
St. Ambrose Church
Tracy Ann Turner
Harry Smith
Carlisle
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
Darphue Maury
Rushville
Chicago Furniture Mart
Anderson, Indiana
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