Couple Faces Morals Charge In Parked Car Arrest
A middle aged man and a 46 year old woman face preliminary charges of pandering and prostitution after police found them in a west side parked car early Sunday. The woman was released on bond while the man remained jailed on pandering charges. Police say seven men who visited the car within 45 minutes were questioned as the investigation continues. Also under police inquiry are several break ins from Monday and Sunday mornings. Roy's Market at 14th and Hendricks reported looting with $113.20 value, including $80 in meat, and Polar Ice and Fuel Co at 1428 Fairview reported pried coin boxes with no money taken.
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Westside
Robert Graham
Roy's Market
14Th
Hendricks Sts
Polar Ice and Fuel Co
Fairview St
Douglas Renews Dunes Attack in Senate Speech
Sen Paul H Douglas urged the Chicago Sanitary District to supply Northwestern University with 22 million cubic yards of lake shore fill from the Indiana dunes. He said this would help with lakefront expansion at Evanston while preventing waste from the Burns Harbor project and addressing moral questions surrounding 2.5 million cubic yards of sand already to be dredged. The Illinois Democrat noted Northwestern’s readiness to consider a plan that would provide the fill and assist with transport to Evanston.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Indiana
Douglas
Chicago San Oau
Era University
Evanston
Chicago
Burns Waterway
Porter County
Illinois Democrat
W.S. Kerr
Northwestern
Indiana Guard rejigs scope cuts 1200 men four armoriesaxed
Indiana National Guard officials proposed a federal realignment of the 38th Infantry Division to Congress, cutting about 1200 soldiers and closing four armories in Goshen Wabash Tipton and Alexandria. Kan reorganizations delete units at Kokomo and Lafayette while reshaping the 293rd and artillery battalions across Frankfort Kempton Delphi Monticello Fort Wayne Angola Plymouth Attica Rensselaer and Logansport. Governor Welsh voiced no position while Adjutant Gen. John Anderson protested the plan as opposed to state interests.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana National Guard
38Th Infantry
Adj
John Anderson
National Guard Bureau
Washington
Indiana Guard
38Th Infantry Division
Congress
Anderson
Idiana
National Guard
Welsh
New York City
Goshen
Wabash
Tipton
Alexandria
Kokomo
Lafayette
293Rd Navy
293Rd Infantry
Frankfort
Kempton
Delphi
Monticello
Fort Wayne
Angola
Storms Leave Illinois Death Toll Ranging Across Midwest
Killer winds sweep the Midwest causing at least four deaths and widespread damage. In Rantoul a store roof collapse killed a store manager and a shopper, while a hotel roof toppled in Pontiac Michigan. A 12 year old boy died as debris struck a school. Twenty two injured at Rantoul and Chanute Air Force base. Debris damaged planes, trailers overturned, and many roofs damaged.
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Midwest
Rantoul
Illinois
Pontiac
Mich
Chanute Air Force Base
Springfield
Public Election Returns Center Is Planned Here
Plans for a public election returns center at the Anderson YMCA gym are set for next Tuesday to post May 8 primary results for all county races on both parties. Cooperating groups include the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce, Anderson Sertoma Club, WHBU radio, Elwood Call-Leader, Alexandria Times-Tribune, and Anderson Newspapers, Inc. Early returns from smaller precincts expected soon after 7 p.m. local time. Township contests will also be posted with telephones and operators available for results at 642-8076.
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Anderson
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Sertoma Club
WHBU
Elwood Call-Leader
Alexandria Times - Tribune
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
YMCA
Moisseyev dismisses rock n roll and twist as paltry imitations
Moscow dispatch reports Igor Moisseyev, head of the Moisseyev dance company, denounces rock n roll and the twist as expressions of escapism for the joyless. Tass quotes him saying the dances convey unclean feelings and spiritual poverty.
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Moscow
UPI
Igor Moisseyev
Tass
Moisseyev
Moskowitz urges support for Latin American revolution
Saul Moskowitz U S Foreign Officer addresses AAM on Latin America at Anderson College stressing a peaceful, U S backed revolution against poverty illiteracy and injustice. He warns against anti U N extremism and highlights the Alliance for Progress as vital to prevent a communist power vacuum and to aid Latin American nations over a decade with minimal cost compared to war.
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Saul Moskowitz
U.S
AAM
Latin - America
Anderson College
Foreign Service
United States Department of State
United States
Latin America
United Nations
Lara Bond
Moskowitz
Alliance For Progress Plan
Alliance For Progress
AAU
Lou
Tom R. McMahan
AAUN
Julian Glazer
Center
Herald
Mahalia Jackson Concert Tickets Still Available
Advance tickets for Mahalia Jackson at Anderson High School gym close today per Rev. Robert Saunders. Sponsored by Jubilee Chorus of Second Baptist Church. Tickets available at church and school offices and other centers. once today ends, box office only. Reserved and general admission tickets plus student balcony seats offered.
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Mahalia Jackson
Anderson High School
Robert Saunders
Second Baptist Church
Miss Jackson
Jubilee Chorus
IU President Choice Near Says Rumors Fly
Bloomington rumors pinpoint a near naming of Indiana University s 12th president as board member Stewart Riley notes a forthcoming decision. Officials gave no Founders Day timing while Dr Wells plans farewell commencement on June 4.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Stewart Riley
Bedford
University
Wells
Local Aid Sought for Madison Nursing Home Referrals
At least eight of twelve Madison County licensed homes agreed to admit about 50 elderly residents released from state mental institutions to the Madison County Welfare Department over two years. Director Clifford Bennett said releases would be gradual, prioritizing those with no family or limited income, to ease overcrowding and reunite patients with their communities.
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Madison County
Madison County Welfare Department
Clifford Bennett
Bennett
Ben
Districting Faces Vote Tests Today
Voters in Oklahoma and Alabama primaries may be drawn to issues like reapportionment and education funding. Five states vote next Tuesday as Texas follows on Saturday. Oklahoma and Alabama governors seek more money for schools and legislature redraws.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Alabama
Texas
Raymond Gary
Henry Bellman
Gary
George Night
Fred Morris
Jim Bullard
Hoyt Shadid
Madison County Building Valuation Sets April High
Construction activity rose to a peak in April with total estimated improvements at 1,164,520 dollars. County Building Inspector Walter Haynes reported 81 new home permits valuing 1,102,500 dollars, no business permits, five garages, three remodeling jobs, three trailer placements, and one church permitted. Other improvements were valued at 62,020 dollars. Permit fees totaled 833 dollars.
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Madison County
Walter Haynes
1962 Clean Up Week Starts in Anderson
Official proclamation marks annual Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week in Anderson. City departments mobilize for inspections of wiring defects and hazards, street repairs, park preparations, pool renovations, and health department safety efforts. Citizens urged to cooperate with Mr and Mrs Citizen as pages turn for page 4.
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Anderson
Park Department
City Health Department
Wind Damage Upstate More Extensive
Wind damage from storms described as tornadoes hit Indiana yesterday with South Bend hardest. Hospitals treated 41 injured from falling limbs and debris as winds 70 to 75 mph felled trees and wires. Gov Welsh canceled a South Bend dinner as Sen Capehart reported driving around fallen trees near the city. Astronaut John Glenn rode out storms en route to Evansville, refueling there before continuing to St Louis.
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Indiana
South Bend
Illinois
Madison County
Sheriff's Department
Alexandria
Anderson College
Logansport
Kokomo
Kentland
Attica
Warsaw
Crawfordsville
Homer E. Capehart
Matthew E. Welsh
John Glenn
Earth
Terre Haute
Eastern Airlines
Evansville
St. Louis
Glenn
Washington
Committee Plans For Memorial Day Event
George Graham chairs the Anderson Memorial Day Committee and sets a May 7 meeting at Memorial Park Cemetery office to organize the annual ceremonies. Planned sites include the courthouse lawn the 9th Street Bridge and Maplewood Cemetery with representation from several patriotic groups.
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George Graham
Memorial Park Cemetery
9Th Street Bridge
Maplewood Cemetery
One Year Old Struck By Car in Local Accident
Lester J. Richwine, 11, at Brown St., in fair condition at St. John's Hospital after a 7:35 a.m. crash on 2rd St east of Fletcher left him with a broken leg and abrasions, struck by Mary W. Dawson, 39, of 117% W. St. Police said the child ran into the street. A separate collision at Ind 32 and Township Line Rd., four miles west, left Mrs. Ruby Delph, Mary Trout, and William Hall in fair condition. Delph's husband was treated and released at St. John's.
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Lester J. Richwine
Brown St
St. John's Hospital
Fairmount
St. John's
Township Line Rd
Here
Ruby Delph
Mary Trout
William Hall
Kennedy Seeks Stable Economy With No Price-Setting
President Kennedy told the 50th annual meeting of the U S Chamber of Commerce in Constitution Hall that his administration aims to preserve a stable economic climate and avoid government price setting. He noted defense costs and balance of trade influence policy and urged free enterprise prosperity without inflationary wage or price pressures.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Constitution Hall
United States
City School Student Art Exhibit Set for Friday and Saturday
A city school art exhibit covering over 5000 square feet in the Goodyear Building at 7th and Jackson Streets will run Friday 9 am to 9 pm and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm. More than 500 projects from elementary to senior high students will be on display in crayon, water color, pottery, weaving, sculpture, and other forms, organized by Doris Noel and a team of art staff. The public is invited with no admission charge.
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7Th and
Jackson Streets
Doris Noel
Aoe
LaFrenda Ebbertt
Mary McFarland
Wallace Smith
AHS
Vera Griffith
Ruth Hosier
Clara Russell
Pat Gouldsberg
Open House Draws Over 10000 At New Community Hospital
Ten thousand visitors attended the four day open house at the Anderson Madison County Community Hospital marking its completion. D J Gordon B Wilder presided as master of ceremonies, presenting the hospital key to Lawrence M Busby while Mayor Ralph Ferguson welcomed guests. The American Legion post raised a flag, and hospital leaders thanked donors and workers for the project.
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New Community Hospital
Anderson-Madison County Community Hospital
D J. Gordon B. Wilder
Anderson- Madison County Hospital Development Corp
Lawrence M. Busby
Ralph Ferguson
George H. Hackett
American Legion
Frank K. Zoll
Frank Allis
The
Hospital Development Corporation
Kennedy News Session Cancelled
The White House announced then cancelled plans for President Kennedy to hold a news conference Thursday. Technical difficulties were cited. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said the conference was to be held Thursday at 11 a.m. EDT in the Indian Treaty Room of the Executive Office Building.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Executive Office
New Arrivals Born to Carman Green and Savage Families
Newborns reported at St John s Hospital and an Army hospital in Colorado Springs. Parents Mr and Mrs Joe Carman of Noblesville welcome a boy, Mr and Mrs Robert Green of 2016 Highland Ave greet a boy, Mr and Mrs Jack Savage of 607 Coventry Dr celebrate a girl, Sgt and Mrs Henry K Ellis welcome a boy in Colorado Springs. Mrs Ellis is the former SueAnn Schnaitter, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schnaitter of Rt 2 Anderson.
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St. John's Hospital
Joe Carman
Noblesville
Robert Green
Highland Ave
Jack Savage
Coventry Dr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Henry K. Ellis
Ellis
SueAnne Schnaitter
William Schnaitter
Rt. 2, Anderson
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Madison County Committee
Senate
Cal-Sag
Alex
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