Moller Pipe Organ Memorial Gift For Central Christian Church
A $50 000 Moller pipe organ is gifted to Central Christian Church in Hagerstown Maryland as a memorial for Mary Summers mother of Chester Sumners. The instrument to be installed in spring follows a yearlong study by a committee led by Carl D Cleaver with church leaders and organists. The organ honors Mary Summers and will enhance worship and church musical programs.
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Moller
Central Christian Church
Fac
Hildory
Hagerstown
Maryland
Chancellhor New York
UPI
Billy Graham
Estey
Morgan
Kavcare
South
Evanglist
Philadelphia
Miss
Graham
New York
New York City
Chester
Hiss
Mary Summers
Whall
Aipe
Carl D. Cleaver
Cleaver
J. Wallace Hall
Arthur Beckman
Everett Swain
Read Canaday
Clay Riley
Lemuel Anderson
Montroe G. Schuster
Central Christian
Laotian King Asked To End Bombing Raids
Laos faces upheaval as Communist leader Souphanouvong appeals to King Sayang Vathana to bar U S reconnaissance flights and bombing over Communist held areas. The telegram urges royal intervention and calls for a meeting of Laos three factions to end the crisis. The move underscores tensions between monarchy and political factions in Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPLA
Sayang Vathana
U.S
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao II
Tng
McClain
Polly
Hissociates
Oriental Mission
Nove
Hong Kong
Newtons Entertain Sisters and Brothers at Rt 1 Anderson
Mr and Mrs Albert Newton of Rt 1 Anderson hosted a supper for the siblings of Mrs Newton and their families. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Paschal Mrs Mary Paschal all of Anderson. Also present were Mr and Mrs Joe Smith Tampa Fla Mr and Mrs Vick Truax Phoenix Ariz Mrs Almeda McDermott and daughter Amelia Ray Cincinnati Miss Dona Mae Newton niece Miss Misty Joe Wilholt.
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Albert Newton
Rt. 1
Anderson
Hhe
Newton
Harry Paschal
Mary Paschal
Joe Smith
Tampa
Fla
Vick Truax
Phoenix
Ariz
Almeda McDermott
Amelia Ray
Cincinnati
Dona Mae Newton
Newtons
Misty
Joe Wilholt
Smith
Truax
McDermott
Paschal
Jaycee Installation Tonight At Linders
The Anderson Jaycees host its annual installation banquet and dance at Linders tonight at 7:09 pm. Officers include Richard Bohnenkamp president Don Moorehead vice president Bill Clifford secretary Charles Smith treasurer Ron Colville Fred James state directors. New directors are Bob Hach Bill Stewart Dick Patronay and John Weyler. Outgoing president Ray Raper was elected state treasurer at the Fort Wayne convention in May and will take office July 1.
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Anderson Jaycees
Linders
Rich
Ard Bohnenkamp
Don Moorehead
Bill Clifford
Charles Smith
Ron Colville
Fred James
Bobo Hach
Bill Stewart
Dick Patronay
John Weyler
Ray Raper
Fort Wayne
Bomb blasts in Saigon trigger panic and confusion
Reports describe a pattern of blasts in Mississippi and Saigon causing fear and disruption. Officials note questions about coordination between federal and local authorities, with speculation that one explosion targeted Westmoreland. Westmoreland had just attended a ceremony for two American casualties when a blast occurred at Saigon Airport. Eleven Viet Cong prisoners were cited in the aftermath as contributing factors.
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FBI
Paul B. Johnson
Saigon
U.S
Westmoreland
Paul D. Harkins
U. S
Viet Nam
United States
Resealing Continued From Page One
The street department reports a continued resealing effort for the month marking the first time in years. Total materials used include 415 tons of asphalt 128 yards of gravel and 2 yards of concrete. Local officials oversee the work and project progress.
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Page
Goldwater plans lavish wedding while urging calm in race talks
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater, the GOP frontrunner, framed his press and public appearances around a calm, pro integration message after a late night swimming pool incident. He will wed Margaret Ann Holt in Beverly Hills, with plans for a weeklong Hawaii honeymoon and a schedule of political talks and religious engagements to reinforce his stance on Judaism and Palestine.
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Conunuld
Page One
A. A. Michelson
Ichelson
Los Angeles
Hebrew Christian Hour
Germany
Dethening Erci
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Madison Ave
Park Place
Park Ave
Ton
Palestine
Ding
Margaret Ann
Peggy
People’s Church
Goldwater
Richard
Len Holt
Beverly Hills
Calif
Trinity Episcopal Cathedrals
California
Holt
Fan Oil
Hawaii
Youth Found Guilty Of Knife Rape Charge
Larry James Kidwell, 19, a Greenwood Mississippi native, was convicted on a knife rape charge in Indianapolis. A jury set his penalty at 20 years. formal sentencing by Judge Glenn W. Funk was scheduled for Monday. Johnson commented on Navy aid in the search and the ongoing investigation into three missing people, with authorities continuing a widespread manhunt and examining possible locations from Cuba to the Caribbean. The report also notes weather and related events as the search persists.
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Indianapolis
Larry James Kidwell
Mississippi Na
Erse Wall
Dianapolis
Glenn W. Funk
Kidwell
Greenwood
Stigator
San Juan
UPI
Intrel
Atlantic
Barbados
Puerto Rico
Vita Aban
Caribbean
Johson
FBI
Andrew
Gonchman
New York
Mickey Schwerner
Brooslyn
James Chaney
Meridian
Miss
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
Mississippi
Johnson
White House
Contested Meeting Sparks Plan for Anti Violence Ban
The Madison County GOP meeting led by Mike Seybert eyed a sunset to sunrise ban on night-time demonstrations after a wave of violence in Creek townships. Governor Bryant and Adj. Gen. McMillan discussed law enforcement steps while federal court seeks to overturn the ban.
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Mike Seybert
GOP
Mary _ Watson
Vaeman
Fall Creek
Monroe
Fipel
Seybert
Bryant
Jacksonville
Adj
Henry W. McMillan
Florida National Guard
Fonpg
Antarctic Armor and Planes in Page One Report
Fragmented wartime dispatch claims two missing after a clash near a U S Special Forces Base at Soul Da. Vietnamese Maj Pham Vai Phu led a three part attack with guerrillas driven back by superior firepower. Reports state Americans killed and Viet Cong prisoners recount the battle as a climax of a guerrilla hunt. Aboard the heavy load plane only personal mail and fruit carriage occurred amid the siege.
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U. S
Soul da
Pham Vai Phu
Wentmad
Salvation Army
New Zealan
GM Ford UAW wage demands clash over bargaining stance
The article reports friction among GM Ford and Chrysler councils of the UAW over wage demands and retirement goals. Ford criticizes UAW demands as out of touch, while Reuther cautions against strikes and pursues broad, flexible bargaining. Proposals include a 35 factor retirement rule and phased retirement ideas.
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Automen
Ford
UAW
California
Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler
Fl Reuther
Rights on page one tank battle report fuels air war claims
The article recounts air strikes by American built Skyraider fighter bombers against enemy positions with cannon and bombs. Vietnamese pilots claim 19 guerrillas killed in a single strafing run as clashes continue. Officials estimate casualties and discuss legal penalties for captures and sentences. A separate anecdote section includes humorous shop and office anecdotes and a proverb. Columbia broadcast notes Eisenhower’s son backing Scranton for the GOP nomination.
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We Cor Sau
U.S
Reissoner
Omar Craig
Osford
Posthumous honors to serviceman at Bunker Hill AFB
Cont Edwin G. Shank Jr. of Washington state received the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal and the Purple Heart posthumously at a parade and review at Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Shank was killed in a South Vietnam plane crash and his widow accepted the decorations from Col Paul K. Carlton. More than 600 airmen and officers took part in the review.
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Peru
Ind
Edwin G. Shank Jr
Witamac
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Shank
South Viet Nam
Etters
U. S
Paul K.carlton
Gompers ship planned to carry labor leader name
President Johnson announced a destroyer tender to be named USS Samuel Gompers with a keel laying July 9 at Bremerton Puget Sound Naval Shipyards. Construction will honor Samuel Gompers founder of the American Federation of Labor. Community event at Anderson Municipal Airport Sunday June 28 from 7 AM to noon with penny‑a‑pound rides in the afternoon.
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Gompers
Washington
UPS
Johnson
Navy
Samuel Gompers
Puget Sound
Naval Shipyards
Bremerton
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Anderson Municipal Airport
The
Anderson Pilots Association
Gas Rates Cut For Summer Cooling And Heating
The gas company manager reported a reduction from 11 to 10.90 for general gas charges. A special summer rate for gas air conditioners was set at 42 cents per 1,000 cubic feet, down from 70 cents, and rates for space heating with gas furnaces were reduced by about 4 dollars per year.
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Cae
Leckie
Zoning Board Hearing On Anderson Laundry Parking Lot
Attorneys for 81 members of the Anderson algaea Paspelation seek a special exception from the zoning board to establish a parking lot at 1518 Ward St. The hearing is scheduled for July 18.
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Velton
Anderson, Algae Aes Paspelation
Anderson Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Ward St
Zoning Board
Dies Yesterday Ralph T Jones 64
Ralph T Jones 64 of 131 W 13th St died yesterday morning about 10. He was born in Anderson and lived here all his life. An electrician with Hatfield Electric Co and a member of the Electrical Union. Survived by his wife Leona B Jones and a half brother John Collier of Brooklyn NY. Funeral arrangements include viewing Sunday 2 pm at Brown and Bute Funeral Home and funeral Monday 10 am at Central Christian Church with Rev Monroe Schuster officiating. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ralph T. Jones
W.y
13Th St
Mr. Jones
Anderson
Hatfield Electric Co
Electrical Union
Jones
Cecil C. Carmichael
Leona B. Jones
John Collier
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brown and Bute
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Jenkins Township Exchange Plans Installation Night
Jenkins Township Exchange Club elects officers for the coming year at a meeting to be installed Thursday night July 2 at Mhena Lodge north of the city. Robert Jackson will install. new officers include Hubert Jenkins president Chase May vice president Wahn Dean re elected secretary James Keesling re elected treasurer Hari Lewis Andrew Rice Charles Barrett on the board of control plus Bob Lanane, George Conrad, Lou Priddy holdovers from the Revenue Department note.
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Anderson Township Exchange Club
Mhena Lodge
Robert
Bob) Jackson
Hubert Jenkins
Chase
Bud) May
Wahn Dean
James Keesling
Board of Control
Hari Lewis
Andrew Rice
Charles Barrett
New
Indianapolis
Bob Lanane
George Conrad
State Revenue Department
Lou Priddy
Forrest Higginbotham obituary in Anderson
Forrest Higginbotham 84 of 506 Oxford Rd died Friday at Community Hospital after a month long illness. Retired since 1953 from Delco Remy Plant 10, he lived in Anderson since 1937, born March 16 1930 in Williford Arkansas. Survived by widow Emma five daughters three sons a brother two sisters 28 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Funeral by Baker Brothers at Hillcrest Church of Christ Monday 1 30 p.m. Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Body at church noon Saturday.
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Forrest Higginsotham
Forrest Higginbotham
Oxford Rd
Community Hospital
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Williford
Ark
Emma
Johnny Galyan
Indianapolis
Ann Stuart
Detroit
Mich
Goldie Massey
Enid Cook
Grace Felzien
Sim Higginbotham
Borden Higginsotham
Springfield
Thomas Higginbotham
St. Petersburg
Ela
Hard Higginbotham
Alice Hill
Maxie Simpson
Oklahoma
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert Carrell
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Anderson Memorial Park
School Merger Draws Legal Challenge in Noblesville
A dispute over a proposed merger would keep certain schools in the township for operations while stripping facilities and bonding access. The case, before Judge Charles W. Aresty Jr. in Hamilton Circuit Court, features Anderson city attorney for defendants and A S Woolbert representing plaintiffs.
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Lawn Heights
Anderson
Noblesville
Charles W. Aresty Jr
Hamilton Circuit Court
William Peck
A. S. Woolbert
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Neil B. McKinney
Esther B. Figel
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Madison County Women's Republican Club
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Union
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Scranton
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
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Lafayette
United Presbyterian
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Wreck Linton
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Sue Hicks
Springville
Linton
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Bloomfield
Frank Krall
Doane Baow
Jenkins Township Exchange
William Wade
Christian Hour
Bible Christian Church
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