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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1963

Page

7

State high school tourney finalists set in Indianapolis

South Bend Central Bears Terre Haute Garfield Purple Eagles and Muncie Central Bearcats Lafayette Bronchos survived to finals at Butler Fieldhouse after a long Indiana tournament run. Central led rankings with 25 2 while Muncie 27 1, Garfield unranked but rising, injuries hampered Lafayette. Dischinger urged athletes to value education and give their best effort.

Indianapolis South Bend Central Bears Terre Haute Garfield Purple Eagles Muncie Central Bearcats Lafayette Butler Fieldhouse South Benders Muncie Terre Haute Garfield Kiwanis Club Terry Dischinger Purdue NBA Chicago Zephyrs Willard Kebrt Dischinger Zephyrs

Bali Volcano Death Toll Rising As Eruption Worsens

AP reports Bali’s Agung volcano erupting with a rising death toll and widespread destruction. Thousands flee as lava and ash devastate villages near Besakih, with 1,200 plus dead and 75,000 refugees. Many residents seek safety while bridges crumble under cooling lava.

Bekasih Bali Ren Agung Rée-Jdang Here

Two Killed and 57 Injured in San Jose Area Blast

A blast in the San Jose area killed two people and injured 57 others as authorities investigated the cause amid chaotic scenes. Emergency crews cordoned off the site while neighbors described a loud explosion and burning debris. The incident prompted investigations by local police and fire officials.

Job Trends Upward Here Industrial Employment In February

Industrial employment trends rose in February based on 32 local firms reporting 25,851 workers, up 5.47 percent from last year’s 24,510 and up 1.2 percent from January’s 25,542. The monthly Barometer notes a continued upward pattern amid varied activity, including car sales shifting toward used models and ongoing construction in Madison County. The report also references boy scout activities and an Army budget item about Ft Slocum, with other state political discussions and weather-influenced activity.

Svuny Puuuied Vy le l’Anderson Chamber of Commerce Boy Scout ‘Scoutacular Madison County Ned UAW Anderson Sairie Washington (Ap Ft. Slocum N.Y Army Information School Benjamin Harrison Ft. Slocum Heoess Dog Caresfore Cotuw

Remonstrance on Elwood School Financing Surfaces

A fragmented notice from Elwood details a remonstrance filed against school improvements financing. The text references a fire and ashes that darkened the day, a school building corporation, and state tax authorities amid municipal dispute. Page 2, Column 7.

Elwood State Board of Tax Agung

Moon As Once: Earth Moon Theory and Local Tax Dispute

NASA scientist Dr John A O Keefe proposed a moon origin theory at Goddard Space Flight Center suggesting a gigantic lunar glob broke from Earth and formed the moon after meteoric and volcanic events. In Indiana, remonstrators challenge a sewer plan and bond method, arguing the rental scheme would raise taxes by about 56 cents per person over 30 years to fund school building.

Washington UPI NASA Earth Thejuna Pacific Basin John A. O'Keefe Goddard Space Flight Center National, Aeronautics, and Space Administration School Building Corporation F. Gleland Henderson Fas Wood White River Indianas Sug. School Board James Alexander Taxpayer's Association of Elwood

Johnson Says Russia First In Space Data

Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told a Feb hearing that Russia leads in total space data while the United States advances toward a lunar landing before 1970. He cited last year’s orbital flight by two Russians as the outstanding achievement to date and urged emphasis on space flight progress despite public demonstrations. At Shadeland, a school addition will be dedicated April 21 as part of Anderson Public Schools’ new building program.

Washington UPS Vice State Board of Tax Com Lyndon B. Johnson Alexander Russia United States John H. Glenn Jr America’s Johnson Anderson Public Shadeland Sunt of Sehanle FO Pichcott Cons Mn Ae Acla Eibert

Goldwater Rules Out Vice Presidency Race

New York UP I report says Senator Barry Goldwater head of the National Goldwater Republican group states he does not seek the vice presidency. He referenced a Goddard Memorial dinner and a rocket club award presentation to Lt Col in Washington. He avoided naming Lyndon Johnson on TV guest spot. Superintendent reports school additions and open house plans for April 21.

Alo Goldwater Jack Paar Nbc-Tv Lyndon B. Johnson Baan

Famous Korean Orphan Choir To Appear Here March 30

World Vision Korean Orphans Choir will perform March 30 at Anderson High School Gymnasium at 38 p.m. Sponsored by Christian Business Men, the 33-member group includes 24 girls and 9 boys ages 7 to 13. The program features anthems, Korean folk songs, spirituals, and class 16. Local chairman Mrs. Walter Johnson leads arrangements as five Korean war orphans receive support. The choir, on its second U.S. tour from Pasadena, has appeared in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Manila, India, Iran, Israel, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, England, and Canada and has sung for Nehru, Madame Chiang Kai-shek, and King Olaf. They were invited to a private Kennedy family concert after a Washington visit. At Carnegie Hall, 2000 stood outside to hear through loudspeakers. Page 2, Column 7.

Anderson High School World Vision Walter Johnson United States World Vision, Inc Nehru Chiang Kai-shek Olaf Norway Ater Washington D.C Kennedy Carnegie Hall Tors

ROK Army Leaders Back Park as Protests Rage Across Korea

Antigovernment demonstrations erupt in five cities amid strong show of support from 130 admirals and generals in Seoul. Park vows four more years of rule to shield Korea from tainted politicians as police jail 105 for defying the ban on protests. Clashes occur at City Hall Plaza and in Taegu and Chonju with scattered leaflets calling for dictatorial rule.

Seoul South Korea Chung Hee Park U.S S. Seoul Park Pusan Kwangju Taegul Chonju Navy Defense Ministry

Boiler Wrecks Building Wounding Two Stores In San Jose

A boiler blast tore through a crowded four story San Jose building housing Thrifty Drug, a department store, and J C Penney. Two people died and at least 57 were injured. Hospitals were overwhelmed as debris and shattered windows filled the area. Police closed the block and redirected traffic while emergency crews treated victims and searched for survivors.

San Jose Calif Penney’s

Salinger Defends Fair News Coverage at Press Club

White House press secretary Pierre Salinger rebutted critics accusing editors of news management. He urged a study on whether press coverage serves public interest amid disputes from the Billie of Estes case to reported Soviet overflights. Salinger said overall coverage is fair, naming Arthur Sylvester as a frequent focal point in the debate.

Washington UPI White House Pierre Salinger Billies of House Government Information Subcommittee Sylvester Arthur Sylvester Columa

New Arrivals Born to Families Across City

Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses: a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Crick at St. John's Hospital, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wheatley in Warkleville, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Avery Wilson at 1525 Sprague St., a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Staton at 418 Delaware St., a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clay at 4934 Columbus Ave., a boy to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Myers at Rt. , a boy to Mr. and Mrs. William Davison at 302 With St., and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Andreatta at 1610 Hill St.

St. John's Hospital Roosevelt Crick Wath St Claude Wheatley Warkleville Avery Wilson Sprague St Community Hospital Francis Staton Delaware St Ronald Clay Columbus Ave G. L. Myers William Davidson With St Tony Andreatta Hill St

Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle

In Toronto AP report Dr M R MacCharkes of Winnipes. president of the Canadian Medical Assn says doctors should set a good example by giving up smoking in their offices. He notes doctors should not smoke around patients as part of role modeling in medical practice.

Toronto M. R. MacCharkes Winnipes The Canadian Medical Assn

Handicapped Young Man Invited to White House Visit

David Hall, 26, paralyzed in a past car crash, is named Handicapped American of the Year and will be honored by President Kennedy at a White House ceremony on May 9 for surmounting disability and encouraging handicapped employment. The Hall family recalls the July crash that led to his chairbound life and public advocacy.

Dorothy Boyce America David Hall Robert Hall Kennedy Anderson David White House University of Wisconsin Columa Cruscwr David Hall Green Say Wis Herald Phota

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