Anderson City Council Clears Way for Federal Aid Projects
The Anderson City Council adopted two resolutions to enable federal funds for major improvements. A $250,000 potential aid estimate targets eliminating pollution in White River and Stanley Ditch, with the city to cover remaining costs and maintain operation. A $50,000 temporary loan from Indiana’s Public Construction Revolving Fund funds surveys and design for a White River bridge at E 8th Street, easing access near the Madison County jail.
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Anderson
White River
Stanley Ditch
State of
Indiana
Board of Works
E. 8Th Street
Madison County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Park Place Area
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board
Salan Faces New Treason Charge In Prison
Raoul Salan 63 former French army general and life treason convict is charged again with treasonous acts from his prison cell. Prosecutors say he directed secret army funds disbursal and ordered a letter to Andre Canal to transfer 100 million old francs to former premier Georges Bidault, naming him successor.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Salan
Secret Army
Edmond Jouhaud
Cam
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaudle
Lifer
Andre Canal
Canal
George Bi‘dault
Chicago Gang Crime Solved
Chicago gang murder case closed after ex convict Alex Wallis 28 confesses to taking a fellow gang member on a killing ride. He named Gary Delessendro 25 as accomplice in the June 17 slaying of Herbert Kwate whose body was found near Carpentersville.
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Geneva, Ill
UPI
Chicago
Walter Howert
Alex Wallis
Wallis
Gary Delessendro
Herbert Kwate
Kwate
Carpentersville
Howert
Chicago Police Ballistics
Kwaite
Nick Guido
Guido
Summer Heat Keeps Hoosierland In Dry Grip
Indiana endured scorching heat with dry conditions stretching through the week and a chance of scattered thundershowers confined to the far south on Wednesday. Forecasters expect precipitation totaling at most a quarter inch.
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Hoosierland
United Press International
Indiana
Texans Sought in Bloomington Murder Case
Two Pasadena, Texas men Milan A. McNeal 25 and Michael Andry 23 are wanted on murder warrants for the fatal shooting of Carl W. Snyder 44 at the Van Orman Suburban Hotel in Bloomington Indiana. Police chased a 1961 white Valiant linked to the suspects as warrants were sent to Chicago authorities. The case drew criticism from Bloomington officials over delayed notifications to state police and roadblock plans. The suspects were last reported fleeing toward Chicago after a motel stay.
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Bloomington
Ind
Chicago
Russell Parks
Milan A. McNeal
Michael Andry
Pasadena
Tex
McNeal
Indiana
Princeton
Parks
Andry
Carl W. Snyder
Orman
Greyhound
Indianapolis
John Webster
State Police
Webster
Texas
Huntington
Evansville
Indiana Chiefs of Police Association
FBI Police Academy
AMA Uraes Medical Bill Defeat Action
AMA president urges physicians to enter politics to defeat the King Anderon medicare plan backed by Kennedy. Delegates from numerous states debate Social Security funded coverage and oppose the administration proposal while two states support it. Larson says AMA is close to victory against heavy odds in the fight.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
Leonard W. Larson
AMA
House of Delegates
Louisiana
King-Anderson
Kennedy
Congress
Florida
Illinois
Colorado
Nevada
Oklahoma
Michigan
Montana
Kentucky
Idaho
Texas
California
Mississippi
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
Larson
Rusk and Home Agree on Diplomatic Steps on Cold War
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home wrap two days of talks in London, outlining unified Western action against Communist pressure from Berlin to Formosa. They warn of internal Soviet economic strain and discuss the Red Chinese buildup near Quemoy and Matsu as a possible reply to Allied moves in Asia.
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London
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Berlin Wall
Formosa Strait
Lides
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Home
Fukien
Quemoy
Matsu
Thailand
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
Viet Nam
Red
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Man Guilty of Smuggling 1600 Watches into England
London AP report says Bernard Szwac, 31, was jailed after a judge found him guilty of smuggling 1 600 watches from France into England amid a case highlighting cross channel contraband.
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London
Bearnard Szwac
England
France
Pay Less Studies Bids For New Super Market
Announcement last evening that a new Pay Less Super Market will open near the current location. The modern 36 200 square foot store will use steel concrete and glass. Bids on general construction electrical heating and paving were opened with officials led by Larry Gontos to study them and decide soon.
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Larry Gontos
Pay
Ernie Haston
Pay Less
Glenn Falls
Roy Baker
Johnson, Ritchhart
Muncie
Madison County Crusade leaders named co chairmen
Two prominent Anderson citizens Dr John A Morrison and Mrs Edward C Toner accept honorary co chairmanship for the 1962 Madison County Crusade to be held September 9 through 23 at Warner Auditorium. The countywide evangelistic effort is led by Phillip Miller and Rev. William Ells and supported by multiple area churches.
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Madison County Crusade
E. C. Toner
Ett
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
John A. Morrison
Anderson College
Warner Auditorium
E. St. St
Anderson
Edward C. Toner
Madison County
E. 5Th St
Jimmie Johnson
Fuquay
N.C
United States
Anderson Ministerial Association
Anderson Association of Churches
Kingdom of God
Morrison
Toner
Kingdom of God On Earth
Dr. Morrison
Miller
AGVA Graft Allegations From Senate Probe Highlight Dues
Magician Russell Swann testified before a Senate subcommittee that the American Guild of Variety Artists operates as a dues collection agency. He accused AGVA of benefiting paid officials including Jackie Bright and noted lavish expense accounts and trips abroad. Swann cited a 1960 fiscal year closing with 88 cents cash on hand despite over a million dollars in income.
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Washington
American Guild of Variety Arttists
AGVA
Russell Swann
Swann
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Afl-Ci
Jackie Bright
Agwa
Hawaii
Europe
Mexico City
Pakes Elected AHEPA Governor at Indiana Convention
Peter E. Pakes of 415 Edgewood Dr was elected governor of the Indiana Order of AHEPA at the state convention in Hammond this weekend. He succeeds Gus Nichols of East Chicago with brother Perry FE Pakes of Anderson as convention chairman.
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Peter E. Pakes
Edgewood Dr
Indiana Order of Ahepa
Hammond
Pakes
Gus Nichols
Chicago
Perry FE. Pakes
Anderson
Ahepa
Gus L. Panco]l
Capt
Sam Adams
Indianapolis
Supreme Court Bans Public School Prayer
The Supreme Court ruled that any requirement for a public school teacher to lead pupils in prayer violates the Constitution. Officials indicated no immediate action planned in Indiana amid the ruling affecting New York schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Freeman disciplines Agriculture Official in Estes Case
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman reprimanded Thomas H. Miller acting Southwest area director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service for failing to tell investigators he prepared a report under a superior's instruction recommending that Estes tied cotton allotments be allowed for 1961 and later years. The action, announced as a House subcommittee revisited the Estes matter, leaves Miller with a reprimand in his personnel file and unimpacted by his memo. Estes 1961 allotments were canceled and 1962 allotments were not issued.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Department
Billie Sol Estes
Freeman
Thomas H. Miller
Southwest Area
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Estes
Emery E. Jacobs
ASCS
Agriculture Secretary
Agriculture Department
House
Commercial Solvents Corp
Pecos
Tex
Miller
Senate acts fast to approve transportation tax measure
The Senate rushed through a bill to cut taxes on rail, bus, water and air fares starting Oct 1 while preserving about $4 billion in excise taxes on telephone calls and other goods for another year. The bill faces a conference with the House to resolve differences.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
House
Eastern
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Newborns arrive to families including Quinlan and Dyer at 30 Golf Club Rd a boy. William Wagner at 313 EB Ith a boy. Dennis Rich Pendleton a boy. Donald Bell 2512 E 7th a boy. Eugene Kean Alexandria a boy. Don Zirkleback 1732 Park Rd a boy. Keesling 315 E 65th a girl. Jack Fuller Alexandria a boy. Raymond Rish 314 E 12th a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Quinlan Dyer
Golf Club Rd
William Wagner
Ith
Dennis Rich
Pendleton
Donald Bell
Iir Eugene Kean
Alexandria
Don Zirkleback
Park Rd
That Keesling
Jack Fuller
Raymond Rish
E. 12Th
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Building Fund
Eastside
Elmo A. Funk
Frank H. Allis
Donald L. Boyes
John H. Burton, Jr
George A. Griffith
Byron L. Stewart
Ward K. Stilson
Robert H Reardon
Mr. Funk
General Motors Corporation
Lilly Endowment, Inc
Funk
Meridian St
Reardon
Derby Hill
Anderson Derby Downs
City Park Department
Hunter Motor Company
Herald Photo
SAO
New Charge
George Earl Huntington Jr
AMA Uraes
Formosa
R. Duncan and Son, Inc
Bennett Lamb, Elwood and Associated Builders, Inc
Elwood Plumbing and Heating Company, Inc
Elwood
Earl's Plumbing
Ear Rye
Fieldhouse Refrigerator
Munster
West Electric
Moorehead Electric Company, Inc
Hatfield Electric Company, Inc
Anderson Electric
Acme
Anderson Municipal Airport
Anderson Pilots Club
William Thompson
Aviation Club
Arthur Darlington
Anderson Airport
Ed Brandt
Charles Ingram
Phillip E. Miller
William C. Ells
Crusade
Hugo L. Black
Black
Brown Shoe Co
G. Kinney Co
Earl Warren
John M. Harlan
Justice Black
Vital Ruling
Agriculture
Sos
Anderson and Vicinity
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