Couple Faces Morals Charge In West Side Parking Case
Preliminary charges of pandering and prostitution filed against a 46 year old woman and a 30 year old man after police found them in a parked car on the west side early Sunday. The woman was released on bond while the investigation continues as seven men who reportedly visited the car were questioned. Police also reported robberies downtown during the early Monday hours including Roy's Market at 14th and Hendricks with $113.20 in loot, and Polar Ice and Fuel Co at 1428 Fairview St where a coin box was pried open.
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Westside
Robert Graham
14Th
Hendricks Sts
Polar Ice and Fuel, Co
Fairview St
Public Election Returns Center Is Planned Here
Plans for a public election returns center in the Anderson YMCA gym near Tuesday will post county results from the May 8 primary for all races on both parties. Cooperating are the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce, Anderson Sertoma Club, WHBU, Elwood Call-Leader, Alexandria Times-Tribune, and Anderson Newspapers. Returns will be posted on a large tote board with township contests included. early results expected after 7 p.m. central. A telephone line and operators will provide results at 42-8076.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Sertoma Club
WHBU
Elwood Call-Leader
Alexandria Times - Tribune
Tuc
YMCA
Rock n Roll Dances Slated as Paltry Imitations
Moscow dispatch reports Igor Moiseyev head of the Moiseyev Dance Company dismisses rock and roll and the twist as paltry imitations of gaiety. Tass notes Mnissyev says these dances express tierian feelings and spiritual poverty, seen as escapism for the joyless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Igor Moisseyev
Tass
Mniss¢yev
Douglas Renews Dunes Attack
Washington Senator Paul proposes using 2 million cubic yards of dune sand to fill Northwestern University lake shore expansion in Evanston. He argues the Chicago Sanitary District should supply and transport the fill from dunes near Burns Waterway to Evanston, while Indiana administration resists, eyeing harbor and steel plant plans. Kerr of Northwestern signals willingness to consider the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul
H. Douglas
D-Ill
Jnch
Senate
Douglas
Indiana
Cal-Sag
Chicago
Milion’ Stary District
Elm University
Hvanston
Chicago Sanitan
Sanitary
Northwestern
University
Porter
Evanston
Sinois Democrat
W.S. Well. Kerr
Moskowitz Addresses AAUN On Latin America
Saul Moskowitz of the U S Foreign Service speaks at Anderson College about Latin American problems. He urges backing the Alliance for Progress to prevent a power vacuum and counter communist influence while stressing U S responsibility and continued aid. The talk closes with calls for long term commitment and vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Moskowitz
U.S
AAUN
United Nations
Lara Bord
Ning
Alliance For Progress
Anderson College
United States
Moskowitz
The
Anderson Colege
Foreign Service Office
United States Department
AAM
Tom R. McMahan
Julian Glazer
Center
Herald Phato
Indiana Guard Plans Realignment Cuts 1200 Men
Indiana National Guard officials proposed realigning the 38th Infantry Division, risking a 1200 man cutback and the closing of four armories in Goshen Wabash Tipton and Alexandria. The plan would delete units at Kekome Lafay ette plus shifts at Frankfort Kempton Delphi Monticello Fort Wayne Angola Plymouth Attica Rensselaer and Logansport. Governor Welsh released a protest in Andersons absence as the state opposes the reduction while the plan awaits congressional action. Page 2 continues.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana National Guard
38Th’ Infantry
Adj
John Anderson
Steal Guard Bureau
Wash
Giin
Indiana Guard
38Th Infantry
Anderson
Diana
National Guard
Welsh
New York City
Goshen
Wabash
Tipton
Alexandria
Kekome
Lafayette
293Rd' Y
293Rd Infantry
Frankfort
Kempton
Delphi
Monticello
Fort
Wayne
Angola
Plymouth
Attica
Rensselaer
Logansport
30Th Artillery
Mahalia Jackson Concert Tickets Still Available
Advance tickets for Mahalia Jackson's concert at Anderson High School gym Thursday end today. Tickets can be bought at the gym box office or church and school offices, travel bureaus, record and music shops, and other theaters. Reserved seat, general admission, and student balcony tickets are offered by Jubilee Chorus and Second Baptist Church.
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Mahalia Jackson
Anderson High School
Robert Saunders
Second Baptist Church
Miss. Jackson
Jubilee
Lar Second Baptist Church
IU President Choice Near Rumors Say
BLOOMINGTON IN AP Campus Tumors said Monday that a 12th president of Indiana University will be named soon. Stewart Riley Bedford a trustee said an announcement may not align with Founders Day. Dr Wells will deliver farewell commencement on June 4.
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Bloomington
Ind
Idiana University
Fuare
Stewart Riley
Bed‘ford
Wells
Local Aid Expands For State Welfare Ward Admissions
Madison county nursing homes plan to admit about 50 elderly patients released from state mental institutions over the next two years. Eight facilities will take part, with gradual releases to ease overcrowding and help those with no families or low income. County welfare officials tax the care fees as lower than private patients but report encouraging response. Statewide, about 2,060 patients may return to home counties. further details on page 2.
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Madison County
Bennett
Ben
Madison County April building permits total over one million
Construction activity in Madison County peaked in April with estimated improvements totaling 1,164,320 dollars. New home permits reached 1,702,500 dollars in valuation, while five garages, three remodeling jobs, three trailer placements, and one church permit were issued. Improvements other than new dwellings valued about 20 dollars with permit fees totaling 933 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Walter Haynes
Anderson City Declares 962 Clean-Up Week
Official proclamation starts a spring Clean-Up Week in Anderson with citywide efforts from all departments. Fire Department increases building inspections for wiring and disposal hazards while Street Department assigns full shifts to speed street repair and cleaning. Park Department places play equipment in parks and Health Department directs citizens to remove hazards and trash. page 2 follows.
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Anderson
Fire Department
City Street
Arelso
Ives
Wind Damage Upstate More Extensive Across Indiana
Severe storms described as tornadoes caused considerable damage across Indiana with South Bend hit hardest. Hospitals treated 41 injuries from falling branches and debris while counties reported minor damage elsewhere. Winds 70 to 75 mph toppled trees and damaged utilities. two cars were blown off roads and a trailer truck overturned. Astronaut John Glenn rode out a violent storm en route to Evansville and St. Louis, with a refueling stop after a slip in the DC7. Authorities warned of possible tornadoes and noted damage in Logansport Attica Crawfordsville and nearby areas.
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Indiana
South Bend
Illinois
Madison County
Sheriff's Department
Alexandria
Aneanderson College
Logansport
Kokomo
Kentland
Attica
Warsaw
Crawfordsville
Homer E. Capehart
Fair Condition
St. South Bend
John’s
Matthew E. Welshier
Here
Crm
Press Club
John Glenn
Earth
Terre Haute
Eastern Airlines
Evans
St. Louis
Glenn
Washington
Winds Devastate Illinois Stores and Homes in Storms
Severe storms spurred tornadic winds across the Midwest causing at least four deaths. In Rantoul a supermarket roof collapsed and debris killed a manager and a shopper. at Pontiac a hotel roof collapse killed a 68 year old man. a boy died and another was injured when a school building was hit. Dozens were hurt at Rantoul and Chanute Air Force Base as planes trailers and trees were toppled and debris fell during lunch hour.
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Ene
Rantoul
Easter
Tainois
Pontiac
Mich
Chanute Air Force Base
Springfield
1 Year Old Struck By Car
Lester J. Richwine reports a one year old boy injured Monday at 7:33 am on 2rd Street near Fletcher when hit by a car driven by Mary Wi Dawson. The child, Brown Street resident, is in fair condition at St. John's Hospital with a broken leg and body bruises.
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Lester J. Richwine
Brown St
St. John's Hospital
Fletcher
Mary Wi Dawson
St. Pole
Dawson Ee
Kennedy Seeks Stable Economic Climate Aimed at Avoiding Price Setting
President Kennedy told the 50th annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting in Constitution Hall that the administration aims to keep a stable economic climate and avoid government plus price setting for individual goods. He cited burdens in Washington and urged prosperity through free enterprise while stressing defense costs and trade balance as key factors.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.s.chamber of Commerce
United States
Committee Plans For Memorial Day
George Graham, chairman of the Anderson Memorial Day Committee, has scheduled a meeting for next Monday May 7 at Memorial Park Cemetery office to discuss plans for the local program. The group will plan the annual Memorial Day ceremonies which will be held at Maplewood Cemetery lawn. Various patriotic organizations will be represented.
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George Graham
Memorial Park Cemetery
Maplewood Cemetery
City School Art Exhibit Set for Friday and Saturday
An area city school art exhibit will display more than 300 student works across crayon, watercolor, painting, weaving, ceramics, sculpture and mobiles in a 5000 square foot space at the Goodyear Building corner of 7th and Jackson Street. Entrants include elementary pupils under Denis Noel with supervision by Miss Noel and a team of art teachers. admission is free.
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Mets
Miss Noel
Harry Clark
Ann Batsel
LaFrenda Ebbertt
Mary McFarland
Wallace Smith
AHS
Vera Grifffith
Ruth Hosier
Clara Russell
Pat Gouldsberg
Publihibk
Mturday
Denis Noel
Exis
Open House At Anderson Madison County Community Hospital
More than 10 000 visitors attended the dedication and four day open house for the new hospital. The ceremonies featured Fr Gordon B Wilder presenting the key to Lawrence M Busby as hospital operator and policy head, Mayor Ralph Ferguson delivering remarks, and a flag raised by the American Legion Post 127.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Community Hospital
Anderson-Madison County Community Hospital
Gordon B. Wilder
Anderson,n
Madison County Hospital Development Corp
Lawrence M. Busby
Eman
Ralph Ferguson
George H. Hocket
American Legion
Frank K. Zoi
Frank Allis
Hospital Development Corporation
Kennedy News Conference Cancelled Due to Technical Difficulties
The House announced plans for President Kennedy to hold a news conference Thursday at 11 a.m. EDT in the Indian Treaty Room of the Executive Office Building but cancelled them Monday morning because of technical difficulties. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger stated the conference would be rescheduled.
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Ashington
UPL
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born in St. Josephs Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joe Carman No ylesville a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Green 016 Highland Ave a boy. Mr and Mrs Jack Savage 607 Coventry Dr a girl. Born in an Army hospital at Colorado Springs Colo to Sgt and Mrs Henry K Ellis a boy. Mrs Ellis is the former SueAnn Schnaitter whose parents are Mr and Mrs William Schnaitter of Rt 2 Andersen.
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St. Sohn’s Hospital
Joe Carman
Noylesville
Robert Green
Highland Ave
Jack Savage
Coventry Dr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry K. Ellis
Ellis
SueAnn Schnaitter
William Schnaitter
Rt 2
Andersen
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Latin - America
Alex
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Alabama
Texas
Raymond Gary
Henry Bellon
Gary
la Gay
George Night
Fred Harris
W. P. B.iatkinson
Midwest City
Preston Moore
Stillwater
Mike Monreney
Victor Wisher
Tne
Ay Republican
Jim Bullard
Hart Shadid
Ruby Delpi
Mary Trout
William ‘Hall
Fairmount
Delph
St. ‘John's
Midwest
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