Indiana House rejects plan to merge five retirement funds
The Indiana House defeated the consolidation bill 61 to 36, ending attempts to create a single board of trustees for all five state retirement funds. Sponsors said savings and better investment control would follow, while ISTA opposed full consolidation and preferred investment-only consolidation. A Senate measure for investment consolidation advances to Ways and Means. critics call the bill a half measure and a tax payer burden.
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Charles Howard
Noblesville
ISTA
Robert Wyatt
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coppes
Bodine
Fred Hinshaw
D-Muncie
Hinshaw
Indiana
House of Representatives
John Coppes
Foreground
Ways and Means
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Parolee Admits Slaying Girl
Ronald Leroy Steeves a 19 year old parolee confessed to fatally stabbing 15 year old Mary Louise Bell in Minnehaha Park near Minnehaha Falls after luring her from a baby sitting job He changed his story after police took him to the scene and showed blood spots in a creek bed He said Mary fell during efforts to move her and he finished her off stating he would still go to Stillwater prison.
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Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
Lovers Lane
Minnehaha Falls
Ronald Leroy Steeves
Pat Walling
Mary Louise Bell
Minnehaha Park
Walling
Steeves
Mary
Anti Fluoride Group Plans Two Public Meetings
Officials of the Anderson Anti Fluoride Committee announce two public talks on fluoridation. A weather cancellation postponed tonight’s event. a March 15 meeting at Anderson College Library will feature Melford Pearson of Indiana Pure Water Association. A second talk is set for March 22 at Lindera’s with Dr. Wilbur Bond, Greensfork, discussing unsound medical reasons behind fluoridation. Reservations for a dinner preceding the lecture are available.
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Anderson Anti
Greensfork
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
A Mexican boy, Emilio Gomez Santiago, 11, was brought to a hospital in Mexico City after a skull fracture from a recklessly speeding burro while he tended his flock.
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Mexico City
Emilio Gomez Santiago
Home Show Plans Made by Anderson Lions Club
June 12 to 15 set for 1963 Lions Club Home Show in Anderson High School gym. Paul Magers named general chairman with Leonard Church as co chair, first Saturday show since 1947. J Frank Phillips named financial secretary. event funds community youth blind cancer control and civic programs.
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Anderson Lions Club
Anderson High School
Paul Magers
Leonard Church
A. J. Broderick
J. Frank Phillips
Magers
Jury Reports Judge Sets Arraignments
A Superior Court 2 jury spent over ten hours in deliberation over a 1959 auto collision cross action. Ezra Ramsey of Anderson sought 18000 from Leo M Everhard, also of Anderson. The jury ruled for Everhard. the original Ramsey suit was dismissed. Judge Nelson Bohannan presided. counsels were Rich ard Davisson, John Farr for Everhard and Wilson G Anderson for Ramsey. Continuances granted to nine defendants before Circuit Judge Carl T Smith with March arraignment dates set for several cases including Henrietta Threet voluntary manslaughter and Freeman etc.
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Superior Court 2
Ezra Ramsey
Anderson
Leo M. Everhard
Everhard
Ramsey
Nelson Bohannan
Richard Davisson
John Farr
Wilson G. Anderson
Carl T. Smith
Henrietta Threet
Carl
William and
Leroy Myers
Smith
Charles Wethington
Walter Green
Virgil Plain
February Car Output Exceeds Last Year
Detroit reports 600000 cars produced in February reflecting a 12 percent rise from 535796 last year. Ward's Notes show this week at 149826 units, up 3.5 percent from 144701 the prior week and 8.7 percent above 137883-year-ago level.
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Detroit
UPI
Ward
St Marys Gaels rout Lapel Bulldogs in sectional action
St Mary's Gaels defeated Lapel's Bulldogs 71 to 51 while Alexandria's Tigers beat Summitville 59 to 41 in Friday sectional games at the Anderson wigwam. Pendleton Irish, Alexandria, Anderson Indians and St Mary's Gaels advance to the county finals with semi finals set for today.
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W. Haven Herald
Anderson St. Mary
Gaels
Lapel
Bulldogs
Alexandria
Slick Tigers
Summitville
Goblins
Anderson
Pendleton
Indians
St. Mary’s Gaels
Pendleton Way
Gael-Tiger
Area Scores From Indiana High School Games
Indiana high school scores list results across cities. Matches include Anderson St. Marys 71 Lapel 51 and Cathedral 78 over Ben Davis 58, among others with Tech over Speedway 62 to 38 and New Castle 62 Middletown 54.
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Cathedral
Ben Davis
Muncie Albany
de Soto
Selma
Gaston
Muncie Central
Daleville
Muncie Southside
Muncie Burris
New Castle New Castle
Middletown
Knightstown
Mooreland
Wilkinson
Sulphur Springs
Four Injured In Chain-Reaction Crash At Snow-Slick Junction
A four-vehicle collision at the slick intersection of Indiana 37 and 28 near Elwood at 10:15 a.m. left one man critically injured and three others hurt. John Green of Indianapolis suffered a broken neck and head injuries. others were admitted in fair condition.
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Ind
Elwood
John Green
Indianapolis
Mercy Hospital
Methodist Hospital
Green
William Young
Charlotte
N.C
Charles Stark
Ardmore
Okla
Stark
Catherine
Woodrow W. Johnson
12Th St
James R. McCullouch
Frankfort
James L. Watson
Sauk Village
Ill
Watson
Johnson and McCullouch
Snow Storm Bogs Indiana With Eight to Nine Inches
A March snowstorm dumped eight to nine inches across south central to east central Indiana catching forecasters off guard. Light to moderate secondary snow flurries expected later with highs in the 30s and a drop below freezing tonight. Roads were reported slick and hazardous statewide with downed visibility in Spencer, Owen County.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Nursing Home Nursing Course Announced by Red Cross
The Red Cross Nursing Service chaired by Mrs. Kenneth A. Willis announces a new course in Nursing Principles for Nursing Home Rides to be offered soon. Created with Madison County Nursing HomeManagers input the program aims to train those caring for patients in homes and those seeking related employment. Registration is free and open to county residents involved in nursing home care or elder and chronically ill care.
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Red Cross Nursing Service
Kenneth A. Willis
Madison County Nursing Home
Willis
Leona Logan
State Board of Health
Pri
Farm Tour Of City Firms Is Planned
The seventh annual Business Industry-Farm Day will be held March 13 in Anderson. About 375 to 400 Madison County farmers and wives will visit 13 local firms, including Anaconda Wire and Cable, Anderson Newspapers, Coca Cola Bottling, Community Hospital, Delco Remy GMC, East Side Jersey Dairy, Guide Lamp GMC, Indiana Bell, and more. Reservations are available at the Anderson Chamber of Commerce office.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Madison County Farm Bureau
Madison County
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Coca- Cola Bottling Co
Community Hospital
Delco-Remy
GMC
Emge’s, Inc
East Side Jersey Dairy
Gaar Nurseries
Guide
Indiana House defeats budget amid party split and school funding clash
The Indiana House rejected a $1 billion plus operating budget 57 to 32 after 14 Republicans joined Democrats. The body had added 10 million to local schools funding and divided a 50 million school distribution into two 30 million installments. Speaker Guthrie and lawmakers weigh options to revive or revise the measure.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana House
Marion County
Charles Bosma
Beech Grove
Earl Buchanan
David Caldwell
James Clark
Rexford Early
Edward Madinger
House
Ralph Rader
Akron
Rader
McCone Warns of Cuban Trained Subversion Network
CIA Director John A. McCone testifies before the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee about a dangerous widespread subversion apparatus built around Latin Americans trained in Cuba. Rep. H R Gross criticizes the administration for not leveling with the public as testimony is released. Kennedy warns the threat remains serious.
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Washington
Cuba
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
H. R. Gross
Lown
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
McCone
Subcommittee
Gross
MecCone
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Frankton Hires Payne and Brown for Coaching Staff
Waldo Canaday announces Laurence Tyrone Payne and William Brown will join Frankton High School coaching staff to replace resignations. Payne becomes head basketball and baseball coach. Brown leads head track and cross country and freshman basketball. Muff Davis remains athletic director. Payne and Brown are Ball State graduates with backgrounds in athletics and education.
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Pipe Creek Township
Waldo Canaday
Laurence Tyrone Payne
Alexandria-Munroe Township
William Brown
Frankton High School
Mulford B
Muff Davis
Paul C. Davis
Payne
Frankton
Brown
Ball State College
Muncie School
Ball High School
Blackford County
Sigma Zeta
Ball State
Methodist Church
Frankton School
Dunkirk
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals
Newborns include a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Sheets at 2726 Delaware St and a girl to Mr and Mrs Louifi Bitar at 908 Laurel St. A Pendleton boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor. A boy to Mr and Mrs John Hewatt at 2317 W 26th St. At Community Hospital a girl to Mr and Mrs William Hechsler at 2610 Morton St and a boy to Mr and Mrs Melvin Holland at 1640 W 16th St. A boy to Mr and Mrs Franklin Isom at 1613 Sherwood St.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Sheets
Delaware St
Louifi Bitar
Laurel St
Robert Taylor
Pendleton
John Hewatt
W. 26Th St
Community Hospital
William Hechsler
Morton St
Melvin Holland
W. 16Th St
Franklin Isom
Sherwood St
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Patricia
Farler Steeves
Mary Louise
St. Mary’s
Tigers
Eddie Kistler
Randy
Kent
Kevin
Coventry Drive
King Basketball
Kistler
Carrié
Herald
Anderson St. Mary’s
Carmel Tipton
Walnut Grove
Fishers
Westfield
Indianapolis Tech
Speedway
Shortridge
Scecina
Broad Ripple
North Central
Southport
Franklin Central
York
Dunnichay
Copher
Fesler
Robert L. Jackley
Bradford Hollingsworth
Ulm Rd
Spencer
Owen County
Red Cross
Walter Barbour
Apolis
GOP
E. Boone Coy
Whiteland
John Donaldson
Lebanon
Ralph Dunbar
Osgood
Herbert Kahler
Greensburg
Rex McCoy
Union City
Ray Marr
Columbus
Robert Sheaffer
Shelbyville
Richard Guthrie
George Myers
Ment
Governor Welsh
Payne, Brown
Laurence Payne
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