Super Highway Hearing Set At MHHS March 13
Indiana officials announce a March 13 hearing at Madison Heights High School about Interstate 69 proposals from Indianapolis to near Chesterfield and into Delaware County. The hearing, under federal law, expects large turnout. 10 percent state funding with remaining from federal sources.
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John Peters
Indiana State Highway Department
Fnt
Indianapolis
Madison Heights High School
Fort Wayne
Madison County
Chesterfield
Madison-Delaware County
Delaware County
Daleville
Fall Creek
Pendleton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Eros
Office
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Indiana Senate Advances Tax Sale Reform Bills
Lawmakers push for notices to owners and extended redemption periods to curb unwarranted public sales of delinquent property. Senate passage of HB 283 and companion HB 99 seeks clearer tax and ditch assessment notices and require county auditors to notify owners before two year redemption expires.
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the Herald
Madison County
McDermott
Senate
Nual
Rock
Madison
Indiana General Assembly
State Senate
House of Representatives
House
George McDermott
Alexandria
Melville Watson - Greenfield
Rep. J
County Council to hear Adams Two bridge expansion plan
County Commissioners discussed extending a Fall Creek bridge on road 200 E by 20 feet to 120 feet and adding a nearby Adams Two bridge, with an extra appropriation up to 1800 voters per precinct. The plan follows a collapse earlier on the span and would draw from the cumulative bridge fund. Other action included county home repairs and precinct boundary reviews for Anderson Two as population grows.
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County Council
Fall Creek
Clifton B. Paddock
Dent
John Hersberger
Ralph
McCord
County
Torney
William Byer
County Sdv
Joseph HM
Armington
Ind
Cumulative
Mother Bridge
Adams
Walter Campbell
Shueltz
Wahn Dean
Anderson Two
Aderson
Senate Snarl Follows Decision On Labor Act
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana Senate faced a renewed impasse on the right to work bill as a late hour maneuver by Sen Roy Conrad kept the repeal measure from final action. The bill passed the Senate 27 to 23 but was held over as first order of business Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
Roy Conrad
Monticello
Conrad
Senate
Handley
Crawford F. Parker
Stout
House
Sen
William Christy
Hammond
Parker
Christy
Birch Bayhs
Break Ground This Morning At Airport Site
Ground breaking for Anderson Municipal Airport to start at 9 AM three miles east of Anderson. Main runway of 4,300 feet to be graded on land bought from Harry Mayberry with contractor E. E. Schnitzius Co of Indianapolis. A smaller parallel runway will follow upon completion. Public invited. Brown, Wil lis and Associates, and other officials expected. Contract value $259, TRE.
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Anderson
Harry Mayberry
E. E. Schnitzius
Brown
Ralph Ferguson
Compton
Clyde Williams and Associates
Indianapolis
Anderson Municipal
Aviation Com Pense
New York Bride and Groom Robbed As Honeymoon Begins
Jack Seiderman aged 32 and Rose, 30, wed Monday night in New York. After a brief reception they fled to a Brooklyn apartment for a Florida honeymoon but were followed by two gunmen who looted $1,000 in wedding gifts and $200 from Seiderman's wallet. He pleaded, "won't you leave us at thing?" and delayed their departure.
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New York
Jack Seiderman
Rose
New Brook Im
Florida
Seiderman
Kitten Recovered Thanks to Small Classified Ad
A reader recounts using a tiny classified advertisement to locate a lost kitten. The note praises the cost effective reach of classifieds and credits the ad with safely returning the white kitten named Harrown, describing the service as a rapid, popular form of public contact nationwide.
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H. M. Moody
van Buskirk Road
America
Dial
Youth Breaks Wrist In Auto Collision
A youth from Anderson sustained a broken wrist in a two car crash yesterday afternoon just before 4 at the Pendleton Avenue and W 29th Street intersection. George Jeffers of Rt 3 was treated at St John's Hospital and released. Margaret June Clark, 32, Rt 1 Middletown, traveling west on 29th, entered a parking lot after colliding with Jeffers.
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Anderson
Pendleton Avenue
W. 29Th
George Jeffers
Rt. 3
St. John’s Hospital
Jeffers
Pendleton Ave
Margaret June Clark
Rt. 1
Middletown
Samuel Johnson
Percy Milton Hills, Jr
Lawrence James
Iiley
Lincoln St
Ray Leon Seas
12Th St
Charles Inoxication
Richard B. Dickson
James Snoddy
Rt S
Gillis
Dakota
W. R. Landis
Melvin H. Mobler
Aist
Lloyd J. Cain
Frankton
John’ Robbins
Fletcher St
Tommie Newman
Sherman St
Francis Pealer
Bir! Hart
Morton St
Joe Levell
Daleville
Lewis Ashburn
Noble ‘St
Max
Bennett
Sheridan ‘St
Clifford Lawson
Earl William Toombs
Pendleton ‘Ave
Donald Eugene Christi
Yorktown
Fred Steele
Column
Absences Surge as Anderson Schools Report 1 975 Missed
Daily absentee figures show 1 975 students out across Anderson schools reaching 20 percent of enrollment. Grade schools account for 1 156 absences, led by respiratory illness described as Type B flu. High, junior high counts vary with Central and South Side noting increases over Friday.
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Anderson
G. E. Ebbert
Anderson High School
Fridday
South Side Junior High
Central Junior High
Tig
Central Avenue
College School
Inside tips and foreign policy notes in brief
Herald reports McElroy says the United States will strengthen its military position but not mobilize at home. Iran denounces a 33 year old Soviet treaty as invalid. West claims victory in outtalking Russia during the Berlin crisis. J. M. Roberts provides interpretation of the news.
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McElroy
Iran
West
Russia
Berlin
J. M. Roberts
Board of Works Opens Proposals on New Trucks
The Board of Public Works opened sealed bids for a one half ton pickup and a two ton dump truck at City Hall. Proposals were referred to Street Commissioner Toombs for checks. contracts will be awarded next Monday. Bids came from Hunter Motor Co. and Quickway GMC, with Welker Ford also bidding on the dump truck. A 1953 business coupe and a 1950 truck to be traded in were listed.
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City Street Department
Board of Public Works
Theegular
City Hall
Earl Toombs
Hunter Motor Co., Inc
Quickway Gmc Motor Co
Fred
Sharon Bell
Jack B. Campbell
Willis Winkler
Donald M. Gwinnup
Li Power
Frank Yarling
James Belding
Toombs
Primary Registration Closes Ahead of May City Vote
The County Registration Board warns that April 6 is the deadline to register or change addresses to be eligible for the May 5 city primary election. Registration offices are at the courthouse. co chairs Alpha Byrum and Madge Mitchell met with county party leaders to discuss opening special centers before the deadline. The filing deadline for candidates remains May 5.
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County Registration Board
Alpha Byrum
Madge Mitchell
Registration Board
Democrat
William Non
R. H. Roberts
Eugene Creagmile
Air Force Substantiates Discoverer Signals Orbit Debate
Air Force says orbit substantiated by radar signals from Discoverer 1. Spokesmen noted contraries and said radar tracking continues as agencies assess whether the satellite is in orbit. Details describe ongoing signals, station support, and expected power lifespan for the radar beacon.
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Air Force
Annette
Defense Department
Washington
Lockheed
Department
America
Satelite
Soverer I. R
Discoverer Control Center
Palos Alto
Calif
Cambridge
Fassia
Local Man Held In Rape Investigation
A local man, Elmer C. House of 1707 Pearl St., was arrested after an 18 year old girl reported rape near a railroad siding. Police say he is held for rape investigation and may face further charges. Mrs. Hope Earl McKinley Pugh, 45, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after firing shots from a .25 caliber pistol at 1634 With St.
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Myearda Angerson
Irl
Elmer C. House
Earl St
Hope Earl McKinley Pugh
Pioneer IV launches from Cape Canaveral toward sun escape
Four stages of the 60 ton Juno rocket lift off from Cape Canaveral at 12 11 am est with the Pioneer IV satellite aimed at solar orbit. NASA tracked signals from Mackay station as Pioneer IV seeks escape velocity near 25000 mph to reach lunar vicinity within 34 hours. The probe carries radiation sensors and a photoelectric device to study shielding needs for manned spaceflight and to test moonward imaging, though no pictures were to be taken.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mackay
Southampton
Long Island
N.Y
Oon
Earth
Jonr
Russia
Pioneer IV
Deermine
United States
Pioneer I
School Board Meeting Tonight in Anderson
Anderson School Board members will meet at 7 30 p m in the school administrative office. The board plans to meet with a 50 person advisory committee early next week.
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Anderson School
Toight
Orly
Metropolitan Planning Group forms as C of C expands
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce directorship met at a dinner session to discuss vital highway projects for the Anderson area and form a Metropolitan Development Committee. The meeting, led by President Tom McMahan, also covered member growth and summer programs, with plans for a new committee structure of sub committees to tackle specific main activities. New births and local notices intersperse the page.
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Chamber
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Eastman’s
Donald Boyes
Delco-Remy Division
Thomas McMahan
Frank H. Allis
William Schofield
Herald
Anderson
Tom McMahan
St. John's Hospital
Ean
James
Zeke
Middletown
Middleton
Chesterfeld
Alien Egly
Jerry Davis
Walnut St
Paul Finch
Federal Savings and Loan
Walton St
Carroll Barker
McMahan
Chesterfield
Frank Allis
Robert Simison
W. 2Nd St
John Hiatt
Nam
Glen Knecht
St. Ra
James Reynolds
Chestnut St
William Lewark
Don Gwinnup
Pendleton
Elvin Bennet
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Ike
Courtly Johnson
South Bend
Army
Frank A. Higgins Johnson
Fisenhower
Studebaker - Packard
Edward L. Glanton
Rogers
Texas
Lima
Ohio
Glanton
Lima Memorial Hospital
Board of Works
Jatrolman
Harriet-Henderson
Henderson
N.C
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