Unions Urged to End Race Bias in Employment
President Kennedy asked labor leaders to discontinue racial restrictions in unions on federal projects. Arthur Goldberg said the goal is to enforce anti discrimination provisions via public postings and hearings and possible injunctions if unions fail to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Arthur J. Goldberg
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldberg
Doan's Pills Offer Bladder Relief and Pain Ease
Ad promotes Doan's Pills for bladder irritation and backache relief. It claims three actions: soothing bladder irritation, fast backache pain relief, and mild diuretic effect increasing kidney output. Endorsed as trusted for over 60 years with a new economy size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Happy Relief
Dean
Unions Back Agreement At Key Meeting Say Cooperation Likely
Unions praised progress but vowed to improve. Forty two union officials agreed they could comply with the order and expected success with cooperation. Representatives from the AFL-CIO building trades and industrial departments and the Railway Labor Executives Association attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Afl-Cio
Building Trades and Industrial Departments
Railway Labor Executives Association
Purdue Grads Celebrate 1911 Gold Anniversary Reunion
Two Purdue University alums from the 1911 class will return for the campus alumni reunion. A L Paynter of Paynter's Apothecary and Willis Simmerman are listed attendees. Paynters plan Friday activities with Indoor and outdoor events and a varsity Glee Club performance. Simmerman joins Saturday events and an evening banquet. Sunday features a breakfast for all graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
A. L. Paynter
Paynter
Apothecary
Willis Simmerman
Fleck Named Officer In Equitable Group
Everett L. Fleck of The Equitable Society was elected first vice president of The Life Insurance Leaders' Club of Indiana. Harold Bull C.L.A. of Northwestern Mutual in Muncie was chosen president. Fleck will appear at the Underwriters' Association Sales Congress in Owensboro Kentucky Thursday, a gathering of agents from southern Indiana Kentucky and western Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Fleck
The
Equitable Society
Life Insurance Leaders’ Club of
Indiana
Indiana Leaders’ Club
Harold Bull C
Nitrogen Reserve Details Reported in Philadelphia
In the air above the earth’s surface every acre contains about 34 500 tons of nitrogen according to a Nitrogen Reserve Philadelphia briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kennedy urges closer ties between educators and leaders
President Kennedy, receiving George Washington Universitys Doctor of Laws, urged a strong link between education and politics. He said a free society must educate its people and universities help sustain freedom, acknowledging democracy has flaws but insisting people ultimately choose liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Kennedy
George Washington University
Thomas Henry Carroll II
Kennedy
Jury awards plaintiff 900 in trial over conditional sales contract
A two hour jury deliberation in Superior Court 1 returned a 900 verdict for Trailmobile Inc against Frank Goldsmith over a deficiency on a conditional sales contract. Goldsmith had sought 7500 in damages while the plaintiff claimed 839.35 plus 427.44 in attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Trailmobile, Inc
Frank Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Airman Klingler Transferred To Stewart Base
Airman 3rd Class Dennis B Klingler of Chesterfield has been transferred to Stewart Air Force Base in New York after completing basic electronics schooling at Kessler AFB. Klingler, a Highlands High School 1959 graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs Adrian Klingler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis B Klingler
Adrian Klingler
Chesterfield
Stewart Air Force Base
Newbert
N.Y
Kessler Afb
Klingler
Highland High School
Hardy Manufacturing Becomes Sheller Division
Sheller Manufacturing Corporation has acquired the assets and liabilities of its wholly owned Hardy Manufacturing Corporation Union City and will operate it as the Hardy Division. The move aims to simplify structure and integrate Hardy into overall operations. Hardy continues producing zinc die castings plated die castings steel stampings and screw machine parts.
Dr Mikesell to address Lions Club meeting
Dr William Mikesell visiting psychology professor at Ander son College will speak at the Lions Club noon meeting today on mental youthfulness and maintaining an adventuresome outlook throughout life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mikesell
Anderson College
Lions Club
Kennedy labor bill edges to victory in House vote
The measure would raise minimum pay to 1.25 for most workers with 1.00 starting wages for new hires, phased in over four years. House passage saw 197 Democrats and 33 Republicans for, 138 Republicans and 58 Democrats against. Speaker Rayburn praised the victory as advancing Kennedy’s program. Labor Secretary Goldberg called it a great social advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
House Labor Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
William Ayres
Ohio
White House
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Senate Falls In Line On 1938 Wage Act Compromise
The debate over extending Fair Labor Standards Act benefits shows Southern opposition and White House concessions. Senate votes split with 48 Democrats and 16 Republicans for passage while 15 Republicans and 13 Democrats from the South opposed. The House concessions excluded 16 000 cotton gin workers and about 140 000 laundry workers from coverage. A textile aid plan announced by the President complemented the shift, and a conference committee produced the final compromise bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Senate
South
House
Kennedy
Titan missile test details reveal vast underground base complexity
The report describes a Titan missile test from a 146 foot silo with a W deflector system and a thick tunneled base. It details vibration hazards, an extreme free flight test, a high altitude cutoff, and a range safety explosion. Titan silos include fuel, power, control and crew quarters with surface independent capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titan
Strategic Air Command
James A. Cooley Dies at 42 in Anderson Home
James A. Cooley of 2825 West 18th Street died at 1 05 a m Wednesday. He was a Delco Remy employee in Dept 302 and a World War II veteran. Survived by widow Betty Townsley Cooley, daughter Lee Ann 5, two brothers and three sisters, among others. Services Friday 10 30 a m at Brown and Ryitz Funeral Home with Rev. Robert W Fridley. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Born December 23 1918 in Absher Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Cooley
18Th St
Brown and Ryitz
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Mr. Cooley
Absher
Robert A
Minnie Weatherford Cooley
Anderson
Delco- Remy
Uaw-Afl-Cio
Betty R. Townsley Cooley
Guide Lamp
Lee Ann
Robert R. Cooley
Richard I. Cooley
Springfield
Ill
Margaret York
Green Bay
Wis
Estella Carrier
Mae Wooten
Jeffersonville
Kennedy backs Ike recommendation despite opposition
Former resolution to carry out the recommendation met resistance from Eisenhower and CIA Director Allen Dulles who feared intelligence leaks. The proposal was defeated though Senator Kennedy supported it while a senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
CIA
Allen W. Dulles
Kennedy
Lost college students identified after rescue operation
The list includes 6 lost college students with courses in mathematics and science from Philadelphia area families. Survivors include John Perry, 26, a mathematics professor, and Richard Langford, 35, an English professor on leave from Stetson University. Ten students are named with ages and hometowns across Ohio Michigan Connecticut New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wetherill IV
Media
Philadelphia
Chris Christine
Montreal
Que
Rick Marsellus
New Port Beach
Calif
Sheldon
John Perry
Manchester
Conn
Richard Langford
Deland
Fla
Stetson University
Philip le Boutillier
Toledo
Ohio
Philip le Boutillier Jr
Defense
Eisenhower
William B. Bunting
Mary I. Bunting
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Laile
Pontiac
Mich
Revere Corp. of America
Tim Barrows
Wayne
New Jersey
Robert L. Brett, Jr
Concord Mass
Charles Greg
Wilton
David T. Johnstone
Stonington
Charles Sadler
Pittsford
N.Y
William Schaill
Bronxville
Richard Strayer
Carlisle
Port Compromise Sought For Burns Ditch and Bethlehem Plant
Officials from two steel firms testified their plans would not be harmed if a western Indiana port is not established. They could build their own docks. Walter Ford said Hammond Whiting and East Chicago c ouncils urge Congress to survey the Calumet region. Mrs. Buell of Save The Dunes Council credited Douglas with aiding the effort to preserve dunes for conservation and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Ditch
Bethlehem
Walter Ford
Hammond
Save the Dunes Council
Douglas
Laos in fighting around Savannakhet and Hue area
The article reports ongoing clashes from Savannakhet toward Hue in South Vietnam. French air bases at Seno defend Savannakhet under General Phoumi Nosavan while royal army truce negotiators try to meet rebels in no man's land north of Van Hin Heup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannakhet
Tonkin Gulf
Hue
Viet Nam
Seno
Phoumi Nosavan
Defense Ministry
Royal Army
No Man’s Land
van Hin Heup
Laos
Muong Phalane
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Sheller Purchases Union City Firm
Januarius A. Mullen president of Sheller Manufacturing Corp announces Sheller has acquired the assets and assumed liabilities of its subsidiary Hardy Manufacturing Corp Hartford City. Hardy will be renamed the Hardy Division and will continue producing zinc die castings plated die castings steel stampings and screw machine parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Januarius A. Mullen
Sheller Manufacturing Corp
Pendleton
Sheller
Hardy Manufacturing Corp
Hartford City
Hardy Corporation
Hardy
Mullen
Last South Side PTA Meet Monday
The last seasonal meeting of the South Side Junior High School PTA will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in the school's gym. Frank Woschitz, publicity director of Anderson Schools, will show slides of the schools as the featured program. Special entertainment will be given by the school's Early Bird Singers and the Girl's Trio. New PTA officers will also be installed. Pete Heiden will preside over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
PTA
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Schools
Early Bird Singers
Pete Heiden
Hospital Dismissals List Highlights Local Patients
A long column lists patients dismissed from St. John’s Hospital and other area facilities, naming many residents by name and address. The entries cover numerous towns including Anderson, Alexandria, and Pendleton, reflecting hospital discharges across central Indiana. The report closes with a market snapshot noting a sharp rise in Indiana building contracts to 71.149 million in March, up 42 percent from 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William W Buck 79 Dies in Livingston Tennessee
William W Buck 79 formerly of Anderson died at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Livingston Tennessee He worked at the Delco Remy Division during World War II He is survived by three sons Price William and Artie Buck all of Anderson a daughter Mrs Nina Music of near here a sister in law Mrs Lee Carmack of Anderson and several grandchildren and great grandchildren The body is at Speck and Hyder Funeral Home in Livingston with services and burial to be held there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Buck
Livingston
Tenn
Anderson
Delco - Remy Division
Speck and Hyder
Tennessee City
Price
William
Artie Buck
Nina Music
Lee Carmack
Funeral services for Eva R. Burns held Friday
Funeral arrangements for Eva R. Burns of Indianapolis address 2107 East 38th Street list 11 am Friday service at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home with Dr George Taggart in charge. Entombment at Crown Hill Cemetery. Donations to charity requested by family. Burns died Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva R. Burns
E. 38Th St
David Burns
Delco- Remy Plant
Harold E. Rozelle
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Burns
Funeral services for Charles Edwards at Underwood Funeral Home
Funeral services for 69 year old Charles Edwards of 1312 Laurel Street will be held at 1 p.m. today at the Leon ard P Underwood Funeral Home with Rev. James Mennifee of Zion Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in East Maplewood Cemetery.
Funeral services for Louis Stamp 84
Friends are being received at the mortuary. Louis Stamp, 84, father of John C. Stamp, a former Anderson resident, died April 27 in Indianapolis. Burial was at Greenwood Cemetery in Tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Stamp
John C. Stamp
Anderson
Indianapolis
Mr. Stamp
Greenwood Cemetery
Tell City
Stella Morgan funeral set for Greenfield native
Stella Morgan 68 formerly of Greenfield died Monday at Grandview Hospital Dayton Ohio. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Hendryx and Fields Mortuary Greenfield with burial in Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis. Earlier services were held today at 10 a.m. at Christian Tabernacle Dayton Ohio. Friends may call at the Greenfield mortuary after 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson L. Maddox
Vine St
Chesterfield
Harold E. Rozelle
Ernest Hamilton
Park Cemetery
Alexandria
Stella Morgan Greenfield
Stella Morgan
Rt. 1
Reading
Mich
Greenfield
Hendryx and Fields Mortuary
Washington Park Cemetery
Indianapolis
Christian Tabernacle
Dayton
O. Friends
Wood I Thompson 73 died at St Johns Hospital
Wood I Thompson 73 of Rt 1 Markleville died yesterday evening at 8 40 at St Johns Hospital after a year long illness He was born Feb 18 1888 in Greenfield son of Charles F and Sophfronia Thompson He lived in Markleville 15 years retired after 39 years at Delco-Remy He belonged to Noble Street Methodist Church He married Rosie Ruckert in 1917 who survives Also surviving son Fred Thompson Santa Ana CA sister Mrs Bertha Brown Anderson two brothers Floyd Thompson Anderson Edward Thompson Indianapolis three brothers in law George A Mack and Bob Ruckert Anderson two grandchildren Fred and Kate Thompson Anderson several nieces and one nephew The body was taken to Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home No arrangements announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood I. Thompson
Rt. 1
Markleville
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Greenfield
Charles F
Sophfronia (Coell) Thompson
Delco - Remy
Harold E. Rozelle
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Roper
Central Indiana
Purdue Grads
Fleck
Equitable Group
Stewart Base
Hardy Manufacturing
Sheller Manufacturing Corporation
Hardy Manufacturing Corporation
Union City
Hardy Union City Plant
Mikesell
Lions
Arvin Aluminum
Safti-Lok
Strickler’s
Madison Ave
J. A. Cooley
Ike
Laura Bunyan
Ray Loveau
Haverhill
Glennie Blades
E. 12Th
Ina Mae Jenkins
Fortville
Milton Owen
Mounds Rd
Roslyn Beeman
James Simmonds
Daleville
Harlan Behnke
Phillips
Edward Hobaugh
Clara Smear
Ruth Wier
E. 38Th
Ethel Ashby
Chase
Mary Frank
Suzanne Davis
Middletown
Frances Morland
Gilmore Rd
Herrall Vannatter
Minnie Stamper
Charles Rice
Thomas Wellman
Apache
Mary Maxine Poor
Anna Byer
Eli Atterberry
St. Howard Mingle
Frances Norbury
Winding Way
Lois Ann Haron
Grace Powers
Margaret Armstrong
Columbus Ave
Bertha Benefiel
Nursery
Joseph Nunn
Attica
Ind
Larry Broshar
John Etchison
Nelle Street
Richard Dillman
St. Charles
George Cunningham
John Henson
Clark St
Edward Scott
Fowler Street
Anna McKinsey
Meridian Street
Frank Teeters
E. Lynn St
Robert Gore
Elsie DeWitt
Andover Rd
Harry Green
Dakota Drive
W. N. Gregg
Orestes
Delbert Burkhart
Lonsvale Drive
Arza Bannion
Meridian St
Max Todd
Stuart Circle
Jack Tomlinson
Pearl St
Charles Edwards
Charles
Madison
Princess
Indiana Bell Business
Indiana Bell
Royal Crown
East 23Rd St
Anderson, Indiana
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