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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1963

Page

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Pendleton Irish, Highlanders win in Madison County tourney

In the 49th Madison County Sectional second session at Anderson Wigwam 9000 fans watched Pendleton Irish upset Frankton Eagles 70 to 57 while Highland High School defeated Anderson 60 to 47. Pendleton surged after halftime led by Mabrey and took control late. Frankton battled early but Pendleton pulled away.

Anderson Indians Anderson Highland Highlanders Pendleton Frankton Eagles Highland Bobby Lewis Virgl Mabrey Pendleton Trish Falls City Butch” Condon Trish Mulford Davis Washington Dave Huth Eagle Cuba Davis Defense Robert Mcland Carl Floyd Namara Con Lape Anderson St. Mary's Guelsition Madison Jerome Steffenagel Bulldogs McNamara Samson Mitvilie Gob Mos- Tins Elcow Severwood Panthers Alexandria Tigers State Department Amed Sia United States Anderson Indians Pendleton Irish Frankton Eagles Supe Bulldogs St. Mary's Summiville Elwood Herald Phate

Cuba Warning and Missile Tension Amid U2 Flights

The admiral said suspicions of a long Cuba buildup were aroused in late August. McNamara cited six U2 flights to assess the Soviet missiles and surface to air defenses with no photo gap during a critical period. Rear Adm. Vernon J. Lowrance noted growing apprehension as August passed and tensions rose over the Soviet activities and potential missile showdown.

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YMCA Leaders Honored At Board Meeting

At the monthly board meeting dedicated subcommittee work and special ceremonies honored YMCA leaders and retiring co chairs. Attendees noted coverage on Cuba and intelligence findings about Soviet missiles and bombers, presenting certificates of appreciation to the retiring co chair.

YMCA Aawiauce WM ENA Paneparedness Cuba U.S Mambhaorchir

Republicans Move Tax Bill Through House Amid Campaign Push

Indiana GOP leaders push a sales and income tax package amid a calm debate as Wilbur Dunbar joins Democrats in attempting to steer the measure. The plan includes a 2 to 10 percent rate range, a $9 credit per taxpayer, and exemptions on a portion of home sales.

Indianapolis UPI Ana House Republicans Cates Werd Stilson Dunbar Ceee al McCalllorani Dunloom William Hovermale Sere Lesesdale D-Huntington GOP Stileam Ralph Dunbar Rosgood

Debt ceiling debate stalls as Congress seeks a workable cap

In Washington a stalled floor fight over the national debt limit surfaces as lawmakers and Treasury officials discuss a flexible ceiling tied to tax revenue and potential mid April timing. The plan centers on keeping the limit around 300 to 305 billion with votes delayed to align with budget figures and April actions.

Can Presidentitee Kennedy Fem J Dillon Tama Marah

Joint Plan Meeting Cancelled Amid Tax Fight

Washington reports say House Republican Leader Charles Halleck indicated a gentlemen’s agreement between GOP and Senate groups on mutual planning and zoning matters and defense spending. McNamara disclosed Russia’s long range reconnaissance over U S carrier fleets in Atlantic and Pacific waters, calling it routine and warning of prep for defense. The tax deadline looms as withholding taxes must be mailed by midnight March 1 for 1962 returns.

Hlon House jn.Charles A. Halleck Senate Lems GOP Everett M. Dirk Senting Jenman Washington UPI Russia U.S Atlantic Pacific Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara United States U. S Defense Department United Press International

Kennedy urges civil rights action in first direct request

Washington report notes Senator Kennedy urges Congress to pass anti discrimination and voting rights bills. He seeks federal aid for Negroes and rights protections, while mixed Republican reactions reflect broad party divisions. Speaker McCormack calls the message an eloquent expression of American rights.

Washington UPI Kent Kennedy Congress Ajship Wueen Kennedy Jonn W. McCormack Clark MacGregor William Huffman Kenneth B. Keating New York Rockefeller Keates Ree Patassae Caboette Lowe Williams Nelson

Elwood primary contest and tax measure details

Two Elwood men entered the primary and caucus amid discussion of five bills including a 3 percent sales tax with exemptions for raw materials and machinery and a one third local surtax. A local woman filed to run for clerk-treasurer under the Democratic ticket. The bills also address a gross income tax rate for service businesses and school district funding issues amid civil rights debate.

J. Ray Waymire Main St Elwood Mary Jane Logen South E. S Cleck Richard B. Russell Uw Gu Senate U.S Kennedy M. McCulloch Ohio Nora Hennmall Tohn Lindsay R-M Vandae Charles Kirk D' Floyd Knobs Ehairman Gover- Eae

New York Post resumes publication amid citywide paper strike

The New York Post will resume publishing Monday on a day by day basis under the old contract terms as striking printers continue a citywide blackout. Other publishers condemn the move as a mistake and press for settlement through independent determination or final and binding third party action.

NEW York UPI New York Post New York City Publishers’ Association The Post Dorothy Schiff Publishers' Association Bertram A. Powers International Typographical Union ITU Schiff Robert F. Wegner Wagner Kennedy Printers Union Elmer Brown Colorado Amory Bradford Publishers Association

Woman and guard officer found in Indianapolis

Police report two bodies found in Indianapolis include a woman and a guard officer. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and other groups discuss voting rights and federal election laws while authorities investigate the scene. Further details are being sought as page seven refers to the incident.

Indianapolis NAACP National Association The For the Advancement of Colored Indiana Congress Polis National Guard Maryland

Personal Property Assessment Opens for 1963 Schedules

Madison County and Anderson Township start door to door delivery of about 60 000 personal property schedules for tax assessment next year with 100 deputies aiding owners. The effort covers multiple townships as 60 deputies in total handle distributions and explanations while variations in property quality determine classification and value.

Madison County Anderson Township Thomas Broderick Adams Boone Duck Creek Fall Creek Green Jackson Lafayette Monroe Pipe Creek Pendleton Stony Creek Union van Buren Wahn Dean Anderson Twp East Side Patricia West Charles H. Gittings Cockeysville Daniel G Jomor- Gieich Oregon Anid St. John’s Hospital Robert Sheets Delaware St Commenity Hospital Malcolm Barnes Chesterfield

Area Sectional Results Listed

Area sectional results show multiple matchups with scores including Anderson 4 Highland 47 and Pendieton 70 Frashton 57 Carmel 74 Noblesville 34 Sheridan 55 Muscles Central 73 Yorktown 46 Burris 1 Reyerton 35 Hascock Central 70 Lewistonville 69 Wilkinson 1 Spiceland 55 Sulphur Springs 78 Vernon 74 Two.

Anderson Highland Pendieton Frashton Carmel Noblesville Carmel Sheridan Jackson Muncie Muscle Central Yorktown Southside Exten Muscle Burris Reyerton New Castle Hascock Central Lewhville Wilkinson Spiceland Sulphur Springs Vernon

March Begins Cold as Temperatures Edge Up Slightly

Weather summary notes March starts cool with a brief easing on the last day. February ranks as the coldest February in Hoosier history, while December through February sets a record cold average. Indianapolis records show February at 21.12 degrees, far below normal, with the winter’s average unprecedented in weather statistics.

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Repeal Fight Faces House Floor In Indiana

In Indianapolis Republicans battle over a right to work repeal measure in the Indiana House. Debates center on substituting the repeal for a regulatory bill and a party line vote defeats attempts to call a five minute recess. The issue, led by Rep. William Babincsak and Rep. Otto Pozgay, stalls amid procedural rulings and floor motions.

House Assist Iby William Babincsak Otto Pozgay South Bend Munster Allen Charles Ed Leland Callaway Charles Kirk Floyd Knobs Wigan City Robert Smyth Portland Tee Babincsak Etre Pozgay Indianapolis UPI Indiana Paul Combs Pieace Tera

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