Spring Warmth Returns Amid Showers Across Indiana
Temperatures rise into the upper 50s with a 70s outlook by midweek as scattered showers fade. Ohio River flood delays ease with 50 towboats and 600 barges freed from the Markland Dam jam, a top-priority load of NASA steel moving toward Houston amid ongoing river clearance.
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Indiana
Markland Dam
Ohio River
Vevay
National Aeronautics & Space Administration Center
Houston
Texas
Weather Bureau
New Albany
White River
Petersburg
Indiana Senate approves tax bill to a conference committee
The Indiana Senate passed a tax increase bill 28 to 21 ending a deadlock and sent it to a conference committee for possible revisions. The measure would lift gross income tax rates by one third and raise the personal exemption from 1000 to 3000, with an estimated 90 million dollars extra for 1963-65, far short of the 227.6 million needed for the budget.
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Indiana Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
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John F. Coppes
Nappanee
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Evansville
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Stagg
Indiana
Guthrie
Four Auto Crashes Leave Four Injured In Anderson Area
Four separate accidents yesterday left four people with injuries. Jill Emmerling, 6, Anderson, fractured clavicle and other injuries after a truck collision with William R. Mauck, 44, of Rt. 5. She was treated and released from Community hospital. Avas A. Foster, 33, of 1107 W. 5th St., sustained a broken nose and hand injuries when a rented truck hit the 9th St. underpass at Fletcher St after a clearance error. Truck damage about 200 dollars. Harry Mitchell, 14, of Rt. 3, Alexandria, was hospitalized for observation after a school fall with possible head injury. condition fair. Charles E. French, 20, Stanton, Mich., injured in a scooter crash with a parked car on High St. Possible broken arm and facial injuries.
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4Th St
Community Hospital
Avas A. Foster
W. 5Th St
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Fletcher St
Frankton
Harry Mitchell
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Michigan
High St
Charles E. French
Stanton
Mich
Police arrest two in connection with shoplifting incident
Two women were apprehended at the Giant Store on suspicion of shoplifting late last night. An off duty city policeman working part time at the store said he apprehended them and found about $200 worth of goods in their car. The remainder was believed taken from other stores. They are held for investigation pending formal charges.
Winds whip eastern Japan killing three injuring nine
Up to 111 mph winds lashed eastern Japan early Monday causing destruction to about 600 houses. Three people were killed and nine injured as the storm tore through the region.
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Tokyo
UPI
Officers Named For Model UN
Students from Anderson Muncie Central and Pendleton high schools were named officers for the 17th annual Model United Nations General Assembly at Anderson College to be held next Saturday. Kilmer named secretary general with Lewis as day president and Johnson as parliamentarian, as 300 delegates from 26 schools work on preparing the four day program. Dr Candace Stone of Allentown Pa arrives to address delegates and speak at a college convocation during her four day visit.
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Model United Nations General Assembly
Anderson College
Karen Johnson
Pendleton
Lewis
Muncie Central High School
Youth For Understanding
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Anderson
Muncie Central
Joe Kilmer
Anderson High School
Jeffrey Smith
Vernon Smith
Pendleton High School
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TRC Club
Charles E. Wilson
Candace Stone
Allentown
Anderson College Department of Social Science
IRC Club
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Russia
Brazil Receives 398.5 Million in U S Aid Loans
Washington confirms a 398.5 million dollar loan package to Brazil to support inflation fight and economic plan. Immediate 84 million disbursed. remaining funds tied to performance, 40 year loans with 0.75 percent interest and a 10 year grace period.
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U.S
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U. S
AAUN to Hear Of Founders
The American Association for the United Nations AAUN chapter will host founder Candace Stone of Allentown Pa at a 6 p m dinner at Linders Restaurant open to the public Dr Stone helped organize Anderson College International Relations Club in 1947 She arrives tomorrow and will speak while in town as the keynote for the 17th annual Model United Nations General Assembly on Saturday at Anderson College with 28 Indiana high schools sending over 300 delegates to represent 110 nations Dag Hammarkjold s Legacy
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AAM
Anderson College
Stone
AC Department of Social Science
Model United Nations General Assembly
Mid- Indiana
Dag Hammarkjold
Supreme Court curbs probe powers in 5 4 decision
In a 5 4 ruling the Supreme Court limited how Communist hunting legislators can probe groups not clearly linked to subversive activity. The majority said investigations must respect free association unless groups themselves engage in or show substantial ties to illegal acts. The decision overturns Theodore Gibson’s contempt conviction for failing to hand over a Miami NAACP chapter membership list.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Communist Party
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Miami
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gibson
Florida
Weather Outlook Hints Rain Then Clearing
Cloudy conditions with a chance of rain give way to clearer skies overnight. Daytime highs reach the 50s while tonight’s lows dip to the low 40s. Sunrise is at 6 48 a.m. and sunset at 7 02 p.m.
Boy Wanted Sign Appears in Wilson College Attic Window
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania a sign reading Boy wanted hangs in an attic window of Wilson College, a striking wartime era notice that draws attention from students and faculty. Local observers note the bold plea contrasts with campus life.
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Chambersburg, Pa
UPI
Wilson College
McNamara Warns of No Good From TFX Probe
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told senators in testimony published Monday that only harm can come from the Senate TFX fighter plane inquiry. He defended the award of the multi billion dollar contract to General Dynamics over Boeing, saying both Pentagon officials and lawmakers are upset by the investigation.
Priest enters 1963 mayoral race in Anderson primary
Priest James D. Priest of 1907 Brentwood Drive filed yesterday for the Republican nomination for mayor of Anderson. He joins Wendell L. Hollingsworth, former state representative, as a candidate in the local GOP primary. Priest, a Dugger Indiana native resident for 30 years, is married to Lavada Lantz and has two college aged children. He chairs local CIO Tool and Die Makers units and has held multiple skilled trades roles. He also serves on the Anderson City Planning Commission. Additional Republican filings included Ronald Fletcher for Third District council and Donald Goacher for Fifth District council, both Delco-Remy employees.
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Brentwood Dr
Toile
Anderson
Wendell L. Hollingsworth
Priest
Dugger
Ind
Lavada Lantz
CIO Tool and Die Makers Unit
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Skilled Trades Unit
Anderson City Planning Commission
Yester
Hate America Meetings Open in Rio De Janeiro
Communists distributed hundreds of thousands of anti American pamphlets in Rio before a week of hate America gatherings. Police restricted outdoor demonstrations while mass rallies in Sao Paulo supported Cuba. The congress of 1600 delegates faces government caution and looming exile protests as Brazil weighs foreign visitor facilities.
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UPI
Red Congress
Sao
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Guanabara
Congress
Brazil
Janet Jagan
Chicago
British Guiana
Chile Expels Cuban Diplomat Over Ruse and Plane Crash
Chile declares Cuban Embassy secretary Alfedo Garcia Almeyda persona non grata after he impersonated a Chilean to access secret documents believed lost in a plane crash that killed 40. He was ordered to leave by Wednesday night amid worsening Chilean Cuban relations.
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Fidel Castro
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Here
la Paz
Peru
Cuba
AHS Choral Club Presents Program At AHS Saturday
Anderson High School Choral Club showcases a program titled American Youth Performs with professional artist Charles Abdoo and 70 club members in the high school auditorium Saturday at 7 30 p m Tickets are sold through the choral department and club members Abdoo cites mixing professionals with students to foster arts appreciation in the United States The program is in its second season following a successful tour last year
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Charles Abdoo
Metropolitan Opera
Anderson High School
Abdoo Willl
Abdoo
United States
Europe
Rick Seaver
Sylvester Calls Complaints About News Management Hogwash
Arthur Sylvester, the Defense Department’s top information official, told a congressional committee on Monday that much of the criticism of government news management is hogwash.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Congressional Committee
McKeand Named IUI Outstanding Journalism Graduate
Bloomington Patrick J McKeand valedictorian of Anderson High School Class of 1959 was named Indiana University Outstanding Journalism Graduate at the Sigma Delta Chi Gridiron Banquet. He serves as Sigma Delta Chi president and will have his name inscribed on a cup in Ernie Pyle Hall. His former adviser Frank Woschitz, who won the honor in 1950, is listed on the cup. McKeand edited the Indian 1959 yearbook. The son of Mr and Mrs Dale McKeand of 926 W 6th St McE-
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Anderson High School
Indiana University
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Frank Woschitz
The
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W. 6Th St
Mce
Court Ruling Sparks National Debate Over Reapportionment
As the year marks the Baker v. Carr decision’s impact, judges confront apportionment in state legislatures. The article surveys Vermont Wyoming Alabama and others, noting shifts toward urban influence, legal challenges, and uncertain outcomes ahead.
New Arrivals at Hospitals Report Multiple Births
Birth notices from St. John's and Community Hospitals list couples from locations including Indianapolis Anderson Pendleton Gaston Alexandria New Castle Forrest Hills Golden Hills and Dayton. Children born include several girls and boys with names such as Craig Allen and others, with paternal and maternal grandparents named.
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Robert Jones
Silver St
Robert Honeycut
Alexandria
Community Hospital
Chester Parker
Gaston
Gregory Williams
Pendleton
Donald Witt
John Robinson
Ernest Owens
New Castle
Norman Peyton
Morton St
Kenneth Gray
State St
William H. Ball Jr
Indianapolis
Coleman Hospital
William L. Peck
Forrest Hills
Anderson
William H. Ball Sr
Golden Hills
Jack ‘Cunningham
Riverside Dr
Dayton
Craig Allen
Bar E. Cunningham
9Th St
Cunningham
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