Car Check Parade Opens Safety Drive Across Madison County
Police motorcycle escort David Hall of Green Bay leads about 160 units at 10 30 a m for the annual Madison County Car Check Parade. The event launches the county safety check program praised by the National Safety Council. Voluntary checks run Monday noon to 8 p m and continue Tuesday and Wednesday noon to 8 p m at Shadyside Fairview and Athletic parks. Hall, a lifelong wheelchair recipient from an auto accident, meets county high school coordinators for a planned David Hall Day Thursday. The parade routes through downtown Anderson on Meridian Street, back on Main, ending near 7th Street School, featuring Hoosier Motor Club antiques and school bands and queens from multiple areas.
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David Hall
Green Bay
Wis
Madison County
Anderson
National Safety Council
Shadyside
Fairview
Athletic
Young Hall
Hall
Meridian Street
Main Street
7Th Street School
Hoosier Motor Club
Frankton High School
Shirley Fletcher
Frankton
Anderson High School
Nancy Lou Butz
St. Mary’s
Sharon Renshler
Markleville
Wilma Dempsey
Madison Heights
Susan Pryor
Highland’s
Janet Dotson
Mary Beth Neese Alexandria
Jane Carver
Pendleton
Carol Carollo
Summitville
Amvets
Donna’ Ruth Stitt
Elwood
Linda Lou Hobbs
Miss Dotson
Elmo Dotson
Rt. 1
Herald
City Election Officials Selected for Anderson Area Primaries
County Clerk Eugene Creagmire names election officials for Anderson Elwood and Alexandria primaries. A Sunday meeting in Madison Circuit Court room will distribute supplies and orient aides. Two voting machines will be delivered per precinct with polls from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time.
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Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Eugene Creagmire
Madison Circuit Court
County Election Board
Creagmile
Harold Anderson
Donald Miller
Library Employees To Attend Funeral Of Board Member
Anderson Carnegie Public Library closes 9 to 11 30 a m for staff to attend funeral of Mrs Keith Epply longtime library board member who died in a home fire. Services honor her eight years on the board as the library resumes normal hours after the ceremony.
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Anderson Carnegie
Senator Votes For Vet School Cure Bill
In Springfield a lady senator supported a Senate bill approving 96500 dollars for the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine to study diseases of thoroughbred horses. During a 35 to 6 roll call to move the bill to the House Senator Gillian Schingenhaus of Quincy said she hopes for a cure for sleeping sickness that affects bettors.
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Springfield
Senate
University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine
House
Gillian Schingenhaus
R-Quincy
Koslov Soviet Heir Apparent Hospitalized in Brain Hemorrhage
Diplomatic sources report Koslov 55, key Khrushchev heir, hospitalized with brain hemorrhage and partial paralysis. “Serious condition” could sideline him for six months, threatening accession to party first secretary post. Reports tie hemorrhage to an auto incident amid unclear circumstances.
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Moscow
UPI
Koslov Soviet
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Kozlov
Whozlov
Kremlin
Koziov
Khrushchev
Catholic Students Protest Bus Use in Missouri Schools
Catholic students from four schools with 622 pupils crowded public buses and nearby schools in Central Missouri to protest a bill allowing their use of public transportation. Parents led the push, arguing buses would shift costs, while church officials said the protests had no official sanction.
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Jefferson City
UPD
Missouri
Joseph Dailey
Pacific
Stalemated Talks Persist in Anderson School Salary Dispute
The Anderson School Board and local teachers remain at a stalemate over salaries with 150 teachers striking and 50 more joining, substitute teachers hired, and both sides not budging. The pay scale currently ranges from 4 600 to 7 950 dollars with a proposed rise to 5 000 to 8 750 dollars.
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Anderson School Board
G. E. Ebbert
Carol Helvey
American Federation of Teachers
Supt
Ebbert
Fred Matthew
Fifteen Area Explorers At Scout Meet
Fifteen Explorer youths from Kikihawen and Area Council Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin take part in the U S Naval Training Station at Great Lakes as 2000 delegates gather for the Regional Delegate Conference to discuss youth concerns. Among Anderson participants are David Alldredge John Epper son Larry Sparks Gary Clifton and Richard Luetgenan with others from Frankton Middletown Knightstown New Castle Spiceland Lapel Tipton and more. Dr Walter Kerr and Jack Brickhouse are among keynote speakers as sessions open with pageantry.
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Kikihawen and Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Anderson
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Midwest
Boy Scouts
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Council
Anderson Explorers
David C. Alldredge
John M. Epperson
Larry L. Sparks
Anderson Post
Gary L. Clifton
Richard P. Luetgenan
Randy Duncan
David B. Shetterly
Frankton
David M. Mills
Max E. Spiker
Middletown
Joe W. Flack
Phillip C. Brown
Knightstown
Alex Kristine
New Castle
Bob Setree II
Spiceland
Dennis Wiseman
Lapel
Terry L. Raquet
Tipton
Dunkerly
Walter K. Kerr
International Youth Crusade
Jack Brickhouse
Weather snapshot from a local daily page
A brief weather note reports today’s high in the 70s, low in the 50s, with yesterday’s high 73 and low 49. Sunrise is at 6 11 a m and sunset at 7 31 p m.
Derby Classic contenders pace Kentucky Derby prep at Louisville
No Robbery, Never Bend, and Candy Spots lead nine entrants in the Derby tune up. No Robbery clockers report five furlongs in 59 2-5 seconds with six furlongs in 1 14, while Candy Spots remains the 6 to 5 favorite despite Never Bend as 5 to 2 second choice and No Robbery at 3 to 1.
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Louisville
UPI
Bend
Candy Spots
California
Never Bend
No Robbery
Churchill Downs
John Gaver
Robery
Greentree
Charles Shipman Payson
New York Mets
John Hay Whitney
Gaver
John Zack
Woody Stephens
Crashed Brazilian airliner kills dozens near Sao Paulo
A twin engined Convair bound for Rio de Janeiro crashed after takeoff, wrecking several houses near Sao Paulo and igniting a fire. Death toll estimates ranged from 41 to 49 with 27 bodies recovered and survivors reported among the injured.
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Sao Paulo
An Airlines
Antonio Ventura
Anchieta
Cruzeiro Do Sul
Convair
Adonis da Silva
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Curitiba
Absentee Ballot Forgery Investigation Targeting City Officials
A Friday search warrant executed by Justice of the Peace officers at 133 E. 9th St. sought forged absentee ballot applications in the offices of Earl McCarel and Earl Toombs. Detectives recovered torn and signed pieces, with affidavits alleging attempts to alter or forge ballots. The players deny involvement, while the affidavit claims knowledge of ballots at the health board and street department premises. Witnesses describe an unnamed individual fleeing during the raid.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Robert A. Lanane
Ralph Ferguson
E. 9Th St
Earl McCarel
Earl Toombs
Judge Lanane
Wahn Dean
Anderson Township
Lanane
The
Herald
Toombs
McCarel
Dean
Health Board
City Street
Justice of the Peace
County Republican Women Set May Breakfast With Rep Donald Bruce
The Madison County Women’s Republican Club plans its annual May Breakfast at the YMCA 7:30 a.m. Sunday with Rep. Donald Bruce of Indianapolis as principal speaker. Hundreds expected including many municipal primary candidates in Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. Club officers and numerous committees organized the event and decorations.
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Madison County Women's Republican Club Report
YMCA
Donald Bruce
Indianapolis
Congress
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Suspect in knife slaying ruled sane in Fort Wayne
Robert Huggins 22 accused in the steak knife killing of Sally Jo Wisenberg 21 in Fort Wayne on March 5 has been ruled sane by Dr H C Dunstone. another psychiatrist and a defense doctor will report by May 13 when a trial date is set.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Huggins
H. C. Dunstone
Huggins
Sally Jo Wisenberg
Hoosier Elected Pittsburgh Head of API District
J. R. Vaughan of Evansville Indiana was elected chairman of the eastern district division of production for the American Petroleum Institute. The division will hold its 1964 district meeting in Evansville Indiana.
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Hoosier
Pittsburgh
J. R. Vaughan
Evansville
Ind
Friday
American Petroleum Institute
Edgewood Board Accepts Hale Bid For Water Mains
At a special Edgewood Town Board meeting the Harrel W. Hale Construction Company bid $7 028 68 to replace over a mile of 2 inch main with 4 inch cast iron piping. The new line will connect with the 6 inch main at Winding Way Donnelly Drive and Sunset Drive, improving fire protection and water supply for the area. Work starts in a few days as part of long range town improvements.
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Edgewood
GOP Names Precinct Election Boards for May 7 Primary
Madison County Republicans released the names of those serving on Precinct Election Boards for the May 7 primary. Boards assign election duties including inspecting equipment, conducting the vote, canvassing results, and returning figures across Anderson City wards and nearby precincts.
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Madison County
Myvyron
Seybert
Evansville Wife Slaying Under Investigation
Evansville police probe the death of 57 year old Rosie Sutton found beaten in her apartment bedroom. Her husband Brooks Sutton was arrested for questioning as the coroner confirms blunt force trauma.
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Evansville
Ind
Brooks Sutton
Rosie Sutton
Sutton
Grand Jury Seeks Review Of Fort Wayne State School Burglaries
Circuit Judge W O Hughes ordered a special grand jury for May 14 to investigate burglaries blamed on inmates at the Fort Wayne State School for the mentally retarded. Prosecutor Walter Ceimke Jr and Fort Wayne councilman John Robinson attended the meeting. Hughes cited the open door therapy policy and noted area residents must lock their doors as a result.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
W. O. Hughes Fiiday
Fort Wayne State School
Hughes
Walter Ceimke Jr
John Robinson
Fort Wayne
Hghes
Gary Councilmen Face Perjury Counts
Three Gary city councilmen Aloise N. Wozniak George Ferhat and Terry C. Gray face perjury indictments by the Lake County grand jury. They allegedly lied during appearances before another grand jury on February 11 while seeking re election.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
Lake County
Grand Jury
Aloise N. Wozniak
George Ferhat
Terry C. Gray
New Castle Man Faces Kidnap Inquiry
Charles Edward Davis of New Castle Ind faces federal grand jury review for allegedly kidnapping two female Xray technicians from University Hospital Columbus. Davis appeared before Judge Carl Weinman and could post 5000 dollars bail if held in Montgomery County jail. Victims Cherie Lee Anders and Sharne Kay Thompson, both 20, were forced into his car at knifepoint in Centerville on April 22.
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Dayton
Ohio
Charles Edward Davis
New Castle
Ind
Davis
Carl Weinman
U.S. District Court
Montgomery County
Cherie Lee Anders
Sharne Kay Thompson
University Hospital
Columbus
Centerville
Birmingham Protest Met With Hoses and Dogs
Birmingham's Negro population rose in a second day of mass protests against segregation as police used high powered fire hoses and police dogs to break up demonstrations. About 200 were arrested with several injured including a crying woman kicked in the stomach and two children bitten by dogs.
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Birmingham
Ala
Deep South
Washington
Robert Kennedy
New
Milton Payne
New Arrivals At Local Homes Reported
Mr and Mrs Charles Porter welcome a girl at 204 Delaware Street. Mr and Mrs Nicky Toombs greet a boy at 15012 Ohio Avenue. Mr and Mrs Andrew Brown announce a boy born at 1913 Drexel Drive. Mr and Mrs Richard Remington from Frankton report a boy. Mr and Mrs Harold Snyder of Alexandria celebrate a girl.
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Charles Porter
Delaware St
Nicky Toombs
Ohio Ave
Andrew Brown
Drexel Dr
Richard Remington
Frankton
Harold Snyder
Alexandria
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Richland
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Marion Davidson
Walter B. Cronk
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Robert Willis
Sherff
Edna Savage
Robert Robbfling
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Arzella Ryan
Anderson and Vicinity
St. John’s Hospital
William E. Silvey
Community Hospital
Anderson College
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Kalispell
Mont
Mary Chesher
Center
Madera
Calif
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San Antonio
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Robert H. Reardon
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