Awards At Bethany DVBS Honor 102 Pupils
Bethany Daily Bible School awarded 102 pupils with perfect attendance certificates, while 338 more pupils received attendance honors. David J. McDonald of United Steelworkers announced union talks with Alcoa and other major aluminum producers, with plans to reopen contracts and seek a speedy settlement. The meeting noted no military information was solicited or provided.
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Arthur Sylvester
Pee
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Jesus
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Olin Mathie
Beemer
Inson Corp
Ormet, Inc
Thesa
Parsonage Woods
Keeler, Ward
Newsom
Panmas Lanl Bitrne Uasteau
Mobile
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McDonald
Annual Picnic At Kline Farm By Child Guidance Club
The Child Guidance Mothers Club held its annual June picnic at Kline Farm on a sunlit Sunday. Families gathered for a savory cookout under old oaks while children enjoyed hayrides and games, including whiffle ball.
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Child Guidance
Kline Farm
Paul Kine
NSW Representa
Tim
Ann
Patrick
Elisabeth Tives
Flill
Dale Harmon
Joseph Holler
Three Breakins Reported Here in Meadowbrook Area
Police investigate three breakins reported Monday night in Meadowbrook. Entries at A and M clothing store 15 Main St yielded 27 dollars stolen. Dye Meadowbrook Cleaners 3W 3th St and Dr. Ross Houghs office 5 E 37th St ransacked, nothing reported missing.
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Clem Russell
Carl Whitinger
A’ and M
Main St
Meadowbrook Cleaners
Ross Hough
U S Prepares Out In Foreign Forces
A review notes possible cuts and realignments in U S defense over the next two years as the Kennedy administration seeks to reverse rising military outlays. It discusses reductions in overseas deployments in Europe and Korea, retirements of aging ships and aircraft, and shifts in force structure while avoiding specific names or confirmation of personnel details.
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Xe-T
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Mountl
Vernon, Jr
George Nep
Kennedy
Lapments
Bellaire
Ohio
Bill Sylvester
South Korea
Iisen
Europe
Tion
Miss Keeler
America
Re J
Jol Profumo
Eugene Svaney
World news brief on missiles and overseas retrenchment
Brief notes indicate continued modernization of Minuteman and Polaris missiles with rapid progress. Overseas retrenchment discussions consider reducing overseas deployments to about one million personnel, signaling shifts in force posture and strategic allocations.
Fresh Activities for Three County Youths at Ball State
Three Madison County students spent two days at Ball State Teachers College for freshman orientation and fall class enrollment. The group included Lynda Gayle Gooding and Sherry Harvey from Alexandria Monroe High, with college clubs noted. Khrushchev and Kennedy themes appear in global briefs interwoven, but the youth program remains the central local item.
Daleville Vacation School Enrolls 89 Pupils
The Daleville church vacation program reports 89 students enrolled for the session. Miss Gooding intends to major in instrumental music at Ball State. The article mentions science club latin club and Y Teens with a note about a valedictorian in her class.
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Daleville Church
Chesterfield Club Sets Special Meeting Notice
The Chesterfield Democrat Club invites interested residents to a 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting at 702/Nichol Ave Anderson. Speakers include graduates and local figures tied to Democratic conventions and election issues.
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Chesterfield Democrat Club
Anderson
Harvey
Jing
Richard Symmes
Daniel Harvey
Dent
Nichol Ave
Relidant Gwineil Vaarhaas
Local Teachers Attend Ball Workshops and Summer Picnic
The piece lists seven local teachers attending ball workshops and notes AMINE IM organizing refreshments with Carolyn Farrow and Mary Hurley. It mentions a Solar Lodge No. 734 FAM summer pitch-in picnic on June 29 at Mounds Park and lists attendees and participants across multiple schools and gatherings.
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Amine
Carolyn Farrow
Mary Hurley
Mounds Park
Truck Permits Time Extended and Social Security Changes
The Public Service Commission extended truck permit deadlines to July 31 due to high applications. A Purdue and Ball State context details social security rules for retirees including earnings limits and full benefits after age 72, with examples of farm income offsets and ongoing work.
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Public Service Commission
PSC
M. Cliff
Ford Townsend
John McDonald
Muncie
Ball State College
Anderson
Inarana
Vey
Landes
Kennedy Relatives Visit Bonn Schools in Tour
President Kennedy’s sister Eunice Shriver and sister-in-law Lee Radziwill visited several Bonn area schools with county extension agents from Purdue and the University of Lafayette. They toured farms near Lapel and York before lunching in a town, then planned further visits to Wiesbaden before returning by helicopter.
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Anderson
Frankfurt
UPI
Kennedy
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E. E
Carson
Economics Department
Purdue
Eunice Shriver
University
Lafayette
Lee Radziwill
Truck Registration Fees and Revenue Reported by PSC
Allan Rables says PSC decals bring 600000 to 650000 dollars annually into Indiana. Fees are 24 dollars for semi trailer rigs and 12 dollars for straight trucks. About half a million dollars yearly goes to the general fund. A 1963 law requires proof of property tax payment to receive the PSC certificate.
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PSC
Rackles
Indiana
Bruner of GM to retire after 26 years in public relations
Felix F. Bruner director of communications for General Motors Public Relations Staff will retire under the company pension plan after a career spanning more than 26 years. He joined GM in 1937 after leading newspapers including the Indianapolis Times and the Youngstown Telegram and later served as GM director of communications since 1959. He and his wife Lucile reside in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, with their son William.
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General Motors
Bruner
Indianapolis Times
Youngstown
Telegram
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William
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Sigma Delta Chi
National Press Club
Washington, D.C
Orchard Lake
Bloomfield Open Hunt Club
Pihl To Address Sertoma Club Meeting
The Sertoma Club will meet tomorrow at 6 30 PM at Don's Barbecue. Jack Pihl of the Chamber of Commerce will speak on plans for traffic belts around Anderson as part of a Greater Anderson area development.
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Sertoma Club
Don
Jack Pihl
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
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