Snowbound Highways Paralyze Madison County Roads
Snow drifted highways across Madison County remained largely closed Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Deputies reported Ind 28 from Ind 9 to Elwood blocked, Ind 128 near Franke was barely passable, and Ind 32 impassable in places with nearby routes also hindered. Wrecker crews labored through the night to clear drifts while authorities warned of ongoing closures and potential school cancellations today.
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Madison County
Sheriif
Ind
Ind 9
Elwood
Reputies
Sleciety Ot
Ian
Tacy
Joe Brogdon
Hag Ho
Ghesterfield
Ex City Policeman Named In Assault And Battery Suit
A former city police officer is named in two suits filed in Superior Court. Garnett Doyle and Lillian Doyle accuse Haston of arresting Garnett for speeding and assaulting him, breaking his leg, with damages sought at 23,000 for Garnett and 10,000 for loss of services and recuperation.
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Superior Court
Chargd
Olla A San
James Waslan
Anderson
Garnett Doyle
Lillian Doyle
Haston
Plaintif
Plaintff
Boyte
Batt
Kelley, Sri- Ji
Kelley
Winter Storm Roars Into Indiana With Heavy Snow
A winter storm lashes Indiana bringing freezing temps and gusty winds with road hazards. Forecasts drop from eight inches to about four inches as power outages and traffic slowdowns ripple statewide amid ongoing repairs and warnings of blowing snow.
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United Frogs
Ixtiana
Diekyrom
Inlense
Wo Algo
George Meany
Walters
Restr
Nixon Seeks Victory in New Hampshire Primary
The article outlines the 1964 New Hampshire primary race with Nixon aiming for an overwhelming victory. It notes Rockefeller’s write in bid and McCarthy’s strategy to rally funds and delegates, plus Johnson and Kennedy positions and campaign dynamics in Wisconsin and Oregon contests.
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Mill
Robert F. Kennedy
DM. Y
Tlee
Nubert
Humphrey
Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Oregon
McCarthy
Saigon
jWestern
New Stampshire
Barry Goldwater
Ileney Cabott Lodge
Johnson
McCarthy Straternal
Wisconsin
MccCarthy
Chicago
Smodelers
Rockiefoley
Miami
McCartly Alreawly
Massachusetts
Hdefault
Kansas
North
Caroline
Oklahomna
Gay
Ronald Reagan
California
Oklahoma Delegaton
New Hampshire
New Hamshire
Michigan
George Romney
Germany
Rockeffeer
Nebraska
Faded War Reports and Local Zoning Clash Involving Riverside
Fragmentary dispatches describe delayed fuse bombs near Khe Sanh operations and a nearby town planning debate over a Western music park including the Grand Ole Opry. Local notices recount zoning hearings, variances, and a funeral for Samuel Harlan Weaver, longtime railroad employee.
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County Board
Miellam
Atsa
Planning Commission
Bom
Riverside
Union
Harold Sid Ralphot
Artiltery
Manger
Eastwood
Dien Bien Phu
Union Towship
Go/Khe Sanh
Motley, , Co., Inc
North Victta Friends
Bute
Clayton L
Mary the
Sayre
West Side
Co. Hi
Cross Si
Zayenvede Ty i
Robert
Suratele
Axel
Caton
Jesus
Fetta
John
Ue Valewing
Charlyg
Lawler
John Manship
Wilbur
Herodias
Ronyan
Vicar Evans
Elmer
Ted
Heathy
Halph McGord
Commis Ario
Heredias
Gene van Briggle
Ilice Chance
Deaths and a Robbery Report From Anderson and Fort Wayne
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Leona N. Granger 62 in Indianapolis with services in Fall Creek and grave at Lister Cemetery along with burial in Pendleton for Mrs. Josie Jones 89 after funeral at Sells Rowe. meanwhile a Tampa to Havana hijacking case is recounted with details of the plane, its crew, and suspects and police responses.
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Leona N. Granger
Evanston
Indianapolis
Herbert J. Granger
Anderson
Hame
Flansey and Buchanan
Lister
Granger
Brazil
Ind
Gertrude Champson
Parkville
Beverly Carty
Phaerts, Ariz
Betty King
San Francisco
Calf
Charles Durdandr
Green Acres
Josie, Jones
Josie Jones
Rew
Sis St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Charles Taylor
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Nhe Grove Lawn
Pendleton
Preatllee
Walker
Cuba
Corombien
Dalta Air
Florida
CTE
Airline J
Miami International
National
U.S
Sud Pat Boatman
FAA
Tampa
Wien
Miami
Boatman
Liverind
Havana
Delk
Richard Peeples
Raymond McCall
Joan Marin Sturtup
Sarah West
Donnay Geldinker
Sally Jackson
Kenner
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notes for Florence Coon Wilkinson of Wilkinson and John Cromer of Dateville outline survivors and funeral details. Florence Coon Wilkinson died in Chicago with daughter Mrs. Freda May Cronin and five grandchildren among survivors. services planned at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with interment at Glen Cove Cemetery Keightstown. John Cromer, 8, longtime Dateville resident, died in Mansfield Ohio. funeral at Ballard Shiney Funeral Home Dale Mae with interment at Alles Cemetery east of Biddleown. call at the Daleville mortuary prior to interment.
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Florence Coon Wilkinson
Florence Coon
Wilkinson
Inais Masonic
Chicago
Raymond Coon
North Shore Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Evanston
Freda May Cronin
New York City
Earl Williams
Knightstown
Carl Williams
von Cromer Dalyeille
Plias
John Cromer
Dateville
Witl
O'Click
Dale Mae
Alles
Biddle
Ray Call
Daleeville
Cromer
Mansfield
Ohio
Mara'd Degenburdt
Lexington
Alf
Allevivan
James Celing
Ihe Haiohi P. Farber
International Tetas
Rozelle Funeral Home
Taffions
Burea
John D. Sgt. Davidson
Negroponte
ne + Vietsam
Oulds
Iha Bucrat
Sion
Ellanimay
Ella Dae Hiday
Madion Ave
Innes
Monroe
Merment
Zula Ann Fisher
Robert A. Reife
Brattile Way
Gable
Lima
Logansport
Johnny Wisher
Starket Bireel Methodist
Charlite
Ere
Lou
Robert
Any
Reifel
Anderson
Krogers
Idaville
Ind
Foreign Affairs Experts Set Talk at Highland High
Experts from the state department and foreign affairs circles will visit Highland High School to discuss Southeast Asia Europe and Latin America. The panel includes Fisher Howe and Hubert Redington with links to intelligence and international affairs.
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Highland HS
Highland High
Mental Health Bell Goes to Louisiana Union Council
A Mental Health bell from Tigra Louisiana was presented to the County Association after a display at a national convention in Chicago. Mrs James Maurer executive director of the association learned of its origin and arranged its donation to the Louisiana AFL-CIO Council for use at Mental Health meetings and activities. The exhibit supported ongoing civic dialogues among citizens and officials on foreign policy.
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Fox
Lynn Councellor
Sue Countelior
Ray Franklin
Dennis Sarvis
James Maurer
Association
Maurer
National Mental Health Conserion
Chicago
Tigra Louisiana
Louisiana
Louisiana Apl-Cio Council
Gariy
Louisiana Tror Union
County Association
County Assoclation
Citizens Bank
Emma Edmunds
Vingit McNei
Robert Denniston
Hathway House
Lowell Jacksons
Carelisle McCracklin
Anderson College
Jury Service Avoided in Dahmer Slaying Death Trial
In Hattiesburg Mississippi jury selection delayed the trial of one of 12 defendants in the Vernon Dahmer slaying. Defense challenges reduced the pool of jurors with seven blacks and eight whites initially struck, leaving a mostly white jury deemed acceptable by the prosecutor as deliberations began in July in Covington.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
UPL
Feader
Vernon Dahmer
Mississippi
Lint Finch
Attorney Judge Job Defeats Rival In Mississippi Race
Jackson Mississippi reports Charles Griffin winning a special election for a sheriff or police post amid a crowded race. Griffin leads with a substantial vote margin over challenger Evers, aided by support from local groups and police associations.
Kindergarten Registration Sets Ballot Stakes in 3rd District
The 3rd Congressional District race figures in a skyline of campaigns as Griffin and Evers seek momentum. Kindergarten enrollment opens statewide with dates set by Dale Prough for several district schools including Valley Grave and Franklon Grade. Birth certificates and forms required at registration. weather and turnout noted amid broader political talk.
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Wallington
John Dell Willams
Griffin
Williams
S Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cimlergarten
Rstarate
Dale Prough
Motraptian
Qentrud
Madison County
Valley’ Grave
Red Corner
Ichnal
Franklon
Chesterfield
Leach
College Corner
Dents Tere
Evers
Bath
Mississippi
Washington
Noblesville Soldier James Craft Dies In River Crash
James X Craft 21 of Noblesville drowned when his convertible plunged into the Smoky River near Junction City Kansas after striking a barricade. He was a Fort Riley soldier stationed at Manhattan Kansas. Burial services set at Restview Cemetery Laval and conducted by friends. He attended Lavalia Tennessee schools and Noblesville High School. Survived by Oliver and Dorothy Craft, a sister and two brothers.
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James Davidson
Richard Davidson
Ould
Frankton
North Anderson
Joseph Espey
Noblesville
Swc
James X. Craft
Oliver J. Craft
Vine St
Junction City
Kans
Craft
Ayay
Fort Riley
Menhattan
Frank Pitkin
Cratl
Mikin
Montag
Prats
Godby
Restview
Laval
Tern Spee
Janes B. Craft
Lawrence
Tenn
Lavalia
WS Army
Sle
Oliver
Dorothy Craft
Anderson College event features Mile Miller in comedy musical
The Anderson College Booster Club presents How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying on March 22.94 with Mile Miller of Tolga Ohio in a public evening performance at Convecahon Hell. The Steadway comedy includes music and offers tickets at the door.
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M College
J. Fierpond Finch
Anderson College
Mile Miller
Tolga
Ohio
Convecahon Hell
Populos Steadway
Redbud Themed Events Sought By Local Groups
Courthouse notes and chamber efforts push Redbud Week activities with license plates available through Wilson Boys' Club and Chamber of Commerce. Requests for sanction due by April plus a committee meeting set for April 4 at 7 30 pm in the Anderson Chamber of Commerce conference room. Also mentions giant sugar cane as a grown grass.
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Chamber of Commerts
Wilson Boys' Club
Soenty Wey
Otter
Chamber of Commerce
le Committee
Anderson Chamber of Cony Mere
Stoner Leads Community Institute Membership Drive
The article describes a $965 campaign to fund a center while boosting cultural benefits for schoolchildren and college students. It highlights Stoner as leader with Frank H. Alexis Wilbur Roly and others, noting Chamber of Commerce support and a planned Thursday meeting to name team captains.
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Campaiey
Stoner
Frank H. Alexis
Wilbur Roly
di Wisson
Don Caldwell
George G. Johns Lon
William F. Hoyermale
Chamber of Commerce
Fas Dees
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Hanoi
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Samuel Harlan Weaver
Noble St
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Johnson County
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Fisher Howe
State Department
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Hubert J. Redington
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Jug Vaughn
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Itrime
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Roy Pitts
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Ku Klux Klan
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Dahmer
Nucwestern Univ
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American Legion
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Police Firearms Association
Indiana Police Chief's Association
Jackson
Chief's of Police
Charles Griffin
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Gilermest Pimsoil
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Reuther
Gospel Meeting
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