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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
1
Peterborough East station in England will receive its first fresh coat of paint in nearly 30 years. The station is slated for closure as part of British Railways reorganisation plans.
The British business man Greville Wynne faces a Soviet trial set to begin next Tuesday in Moscow. His wife Sheila and her lawyer will be allowed to attend, though the lawyer cannot participate in the defense. A court appointed attorney will handle Wynne's defense.
Madison County offices including assessor auditor treasurer recorder and clerk open today until noon. Monday is the deadline to pay spring 1962 taxes file mortgage exemptions and apply for absent voter ballots. Treasurer Egbert Hood reports GM current tax check for 789000 received.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Biddle hosted among guests at a White House reception in the Rose Garden honoring heroism during World War II. The Biddles reside at 1328 Pitt Street and the event linked to President Kennedy and Medal of Honor recipients.
Four Madison County teachers will address workshop groups during the eighth annual Eastern Indiana Journalism Day at Ball State Teachers College today. They are Lee Pursley and Frank Woschitz of Anderson High School, David Luellen of Tipton High School, and Mrs. Jennie Weaver of Pendleton High School.
The Indiana Appellate Court ruled that an employee injured while being rushed to a hospital after a work accident qualifies for workers compensation. The decision reversed the Indiana Industrial Board which had found the injuries arose from the traffic collision, not the workplace incident.
A Hoosier factory worker and two others were charged with auto theft after a police pursuit that ended three hours later when they abandoned a stolen car and fled into an apples orchard near Piqua Ohio. Suspects held are Beecher Slusher 23 Falcon Kentucky Roger Eacret 18 Muncie Indiana and Eacrets 16 year old brother in law whose name was withheld.
Officials report multiple houses burned in the Paulista Planalto area after a crash. Power lines were down and only emergency lights from fire engines illuminated the scene. Thousands clogged roads hindering rescue work as a team of precinct officials coordinates response including sheriffs and clerks with named judges and wardens listed.
The Soviet leadership attended a May Day parade with Premier Fidel Castro in attendance. Khrushchev warned of obedience to the party Central Committee and its elected leadership, while speculation swirled about Kozlov’s health and possible succession implications if he were removed from the Politburo.
Obituary notices for Anna Baker of Middletown and Ralph Friddle of Wilkinson. Cecil V. Morris and Luella McKinsey Wilkinson also noted. Funeral details, burial sites, and surviving relatives listed. occasional church and civic roles mentioned. Additional notices reference a life insurance dividend offer to RS policyholders.
Dr. Val Clear chairs the Department of Sociology and Social Work at Anderson College located on East Side Church Drive. The appointment signals a focus on social research and community outreach within the campus.
Fifteen Area St Donald Walsh USN who distinguished himself by descending 35 000 feet in the Marianas Deep aboard the Bathyscope Trieste and Perle Whitehead a celebrated Scouting youth speaker humorist and philosopher are recognized for their contributions.
At the track trainer Mesh Tenney watched Candy Spots led by Willie Shoemaker. The colt showed strong late pace after a tight gallop as Rex Ellsworth and other owners observed. Other horses such as Chateaugay and On My Honor worked as Michigan students performed on a CBS telecast.
A GOP senator named Edith Capron faces a legal matter in Maruau Owhaudh, with a judge appointed to oversee proceedings. Details remain limited as officials confirm the case and upcoming hearings.
The notice lists inspectors across Anderson precincts with ward assignments for several locations. Ward TI includes McCoy Fulton Hurley Evans Kellums Thurston Zion Dugger. Elwood and Alexandria sections name numerous observers such as Vitroff Pearson Kohn Stokes Zirkle Gillespie Rutledge Peters Snider Seager Larson Cleaver Ellis Etchison Unger.
In Indianapolis police file second degree burglary charges against 20 year old William Johnson for a six month spree of home break ins in a northeast district. Investigator Copp said Johnson confessed and named two others as suspects amid reports of about 300 dollars weekly from the burglaries.
Henry Hague a longtime Alexandria resident and retired factory worker died Friday at his home after a brief illness. He was born October 5, 1910 and had lived in Alexandria for 28 years. Survivors include a widow four sons and three daughters with other relatives. Services will be held at First Methodist Church in Alexandria with burial in Prospect Cemetery. The body is being returned to Harold J Rozelle Funeral Home.
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