Car Check Parade Opens With Escort and Plans
A police motorcycle escort and a planned Green Bay style parade mark the Car Check event in Madison County. David Hall leads the morning activities from noon to 1 p.m. daily, with high school students assisting at various downtown routes. The parade features multiple high schools, bands, queens, antique cars, and a safety program recognized nationally.
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Jane Datson
Madison County
Anderson
Miss Datson
Elmo Datson
Rt. 1
Herald
Schials
David Hall
Green Bay
Wis
Davie Hall
Hall
Anders
County
Meridian Street
Nation
National Safety
7Th Street
Uni
Hoosier Motor Club
Frankton High School
Shirley Pletcher
Prankton
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’s
Koslov Red Official Reported Hospitalized After Stroke
Diplomatic sources said Koslov 53 a Soviet deputy premier and heir apparent to Khrushchev was hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage and partially paralyzed. Officials indicated six months before possible recovery and continued uncertainty over leadership prospects.
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Mon- Moscow
UPI
Koslov
Sla
Kozlov
Baiming
Koz
Brazil Plane Crash Affects 49 with Few Survivors
In Brazil a plane crash left 49 aboard with only a few survivors. The tragedy coincides with tense salary talks in Atkinson where 27 substitutes were hired as teachers strike looms and both sides stay still in negotiations. Local 519 leader Carol Felley confirms private talks without comment.
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Adderson
G. E. Ebbert
Carol Ffelgey
Fifteen Area Explorers At Scout Meet
Fifteen Explorers from the Kikihawen and Area Council attend the U S Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Illinois to join 2 000 Explorer delegates from 81 councils across Illinois Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin for the regional conference. The program features discussion groups via close circuit television and seeks to address youth concerns in home school church and nation with notable speakers including Dr Walter Kerr and Jack Brickhouse.
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Kikihawen
Boy Scouts of America
Anderson
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Midwest
Boy Scouts
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Helvey
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Ander
Daelvid C. Alldredge
John M. Eppersson
Larry L. Sparks
Anderson Post
Gary L. Clifton
Richard P. Luetgenan
Waprun
Dunkerly
Walter IX. Kerr
Inernational Youth Crusade
Jack Brickhouse
Curn
Calumna
Weather and Sunrise Times From Yesterday
Partly cloudy and warm with highs in the 70s. Forecast notes show yesterday night near 49, sunrise at 6 20 a.m., sunset at 7 31 p.m.
GOP Names Precinct Election Boards for May 7 Primary
Madison County Republican chairman Myron Seybert released the list of precinct election boards for the May 7 primary. Boards will oversee election questions, equipment, voting, canvassing, and returns, with specific clerks judges and sheriffs named for each precinct across Anderson City Lafayette Richland and surrounding wards.
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Madison County
Myron
Seybert
Anderson City
Loretta Spangler
Louise Morrison
John Keup
Berneatha Chambless
Gladys Melcher
RB. D. Olek
Carmen Eb, Graham
Charles B. Salyer
Clarence A. Graham
Fairy Stanley
Russell Parkhurtst
Stella McDaniel
Ernest F. Funk
James N. Stefke
Sherif
Judith A. Hitchcock
Walter Broshar
John Troup
Mary L. Downing
Allen Roy Edwards
Irene Fair
Flossie F. Bundy
Ernest E. Fair
Beverly Bryant
Faye Rhodes
John Thornburg
Betty Coates
Phyllis Robbins
David Bausman
Fletcher Mil Ier
R. Eugene Dilts
David Furnish
Precol
Helen Jackson
C.D. Rotruck
Ronett Roseberry
Norma Jackley
Arnold Meister
Don Watson
Elsie Bagley
William Snyder
Clarence Pitser
Mary Springer
Beaumont Bell
Shareh
Dorothy Vogel
Frederick D. Felts
George L., Stuart
Thomas Childs
Carrie Wade
Chesley Pickett
Daisey Staley
John Slattery
Margaret Klusmeier
Fred Arbogast
Marion Davidson
Sher- Mi
Three Dominate iDerby Classic in Louisville
Precinct 4 records clerk Brugita Gholston and sheriff Robert Willis with Walter B. Cronk as official. Precinct 5 lists clerk Robert Rohfling and sheriff Nathan Smith with Edna Savage as judge. Precinct 6 shows Arzella Ryan as provided, page cut off at column.
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Walter B. Cronk
Brugita Gholston
Robert Willis
Sherff
Edna Savage
Robert Rohfling
Nathan Smith
Arzella Ryan
Tragic crash near Sao Paulo claims 24 lives
An airliner with two engines crashed into multiple houses near Sao Paulo Friday night, setting homes on fire after takeoff for Rio de Janeiro. The wreckage and blaze disrupted the area as rescuers began assessing casualties and supplies.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Rio de Janeiro
U.S
An Airlines
Antonio Ventura
Anchieta
Cruzeiio Dojovau
Sul
Pas
Washington
Bobsengers
Adonis da Silva
Porto Alegre
Curitiba
Areca
Grand Jury Called to Probe Fort Wayne Inmate Burglaries
Fort Wayne circuit judge W C Hughes ordered a special grand jury to meet May 14 to investigate burglaries blamed on inmates of the Fort Wayne State School for the mentally retarded. He acted with Prosecutor Walter Reimke Jr and John Robinson after talks.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
W. C. Hughes
Fort Wayne State School
Hughes
Walter Eeimke Jr
John Robinson
Fort Wayne
Linghes
Election Officials Named For Municipal Primaries In Three Cities
County Clerk Eugene Creagmile announced party leaders who will run the upcoming municipal primaries in Anderson Edgwood and Alexandria. Elections supplies will be distributed and polling places prepared with 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. voting hours across 30 Anderson 10 Elwood and 5 Alexandria precincts. Canvass board members from Republicans and Democrats will reconvene Tuesday night to recheck results.
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Next Thesday
Anderson
Edgood
Alexandria
Eugene Creagmile
Madison Circuit Court
County Election Board
Creagmile
Harold Anderson
Donald Miller
Elwood
Catholic Students Rally to Integrate Catholic Buses
Catholic students from four Central Missouri schools crowded public school buses and primary schools to demand enrollment amid actions testing their use of buses. Parents cited cost concerns while noting the protests had no official church sanction.
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Missouri
J Joseph Dailey
Pacific
Church
County Republican Women Plan May Breakfast Program
Officers of the Madison County Women's Republican Club announce preparations for the annual May Breakfast at the YMCA at 7 30 a m Sunday. Principal speaker will be Rep Donald Bruce of Indianapolis from the 11th district. Hundreds are expected with many Republican candidates in the municipal primary Tuesday in Anderson Elwood and M exooka.
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Women's Republican Club Report
YMCA
Donald Bruce
Indianapolis
Congress
Mmost
Muicipal
Anderson
Elwood
Mexanska
Library Employees To Attend Funeral Of Board Member
Anderson Carnegie Public Library will close 9 to 11 30 a m for employees to attend the funeral services of Mrs Keith Epply who died in a house fire last Wednesday night. Epply had served on the Library Board for eight years and the library will reopen and resume normal hours after the service.
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Anderson
Illinois Senate approves funds for veterinary college study
A female senator backed a Senate bill granting $96,500 to the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine for thoroughbred horse disease research. The bill moved to the House on a 35-6 vote amid hope for a cure for a sleep illness mentioned by Senator Cillian Schelhagenhaus of Quincy.
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Springfield, Tit
Senate
University of Tllinois College of Veterinary Medicine
House
Cillian Sehlagenhaus
R-Quincy
Absentee Ballot Applications Seized in Local Raid
Wahn Dean Anderson township officers swore out a search warrant targeting absentee ballot applications. The action uncovered signed and unsigned ballots and related materials at 133 E. 9th St. The mayoral race figures and health department offices were mentioned in affidavits.
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Wahn
Anderson Township
Court of Justice of the
Herald
E. 9Th St
Earl McCarel
Earl Toombs
Judge Lanane
Lanane
Mather
Justice of the Peace
Toombs
Ridgewood Board Accepts Hale Firm Bid On Water Mains
The Ridgewood Town Boardat a special meeting accepted Warrel W. Hale Construction Company bid to replace over 2 miles of water mains with 14 inch cast iron piping at a cost of 7022.68 dollars. The project will upgrade an inadequate 2 inch line along North Winding Way and Donnelly Drive linking to Sunset Drive and Suspect Line. Work to begin within days as part of town plans to improve water supply for residents and fire protection.
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Deewood
Warrel W. Hale
Winding Way
Donnelly Drive
Sunset Drive
Coat
Lane Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Huggins
Fort Wayne
H.C. Dunstone
Huggins
Chiatrist
Irange
Gree
Sally
Jo Wisenberg
Sunts Hoosier
Brooks Pittsburgh
J. Xjlalo
Sutton
Vaughan
Evans
Pro- Sutton
Evansville Housewife Slaying Investigated
Evansville police investigated a reported commotion and found the beaten body of a housewife in the bedroom of her apartment Baiada noting neighbors' descriptions of the scene as a disturbance.
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Evansville, Ind
Three Gary Councilmen Face Perjury Counts
Three Gary city councilmen are under Lake County grand jury indictment on perjury charges connected to an income tax case against a former mayor. The officials Aloise N Wozniakiewicz Terry C Gray and Cherie Lee Thompson faced the charge as they sought re election. Charles Edward Davis of New Castle Ind faces a separate kidnap inquiry in U S District Court after alleging a knife point car intrusion near Centerville Ind.
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Gary, Tad
Gary
Lake County
Davis
Montgom
Erg County
Cherie Lee
Aloise N. Wozniakiers
Sharne Kay ‘Thompson
George
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
At St John’s Hospital Summitville Mr and Mrs William Sil ey welcome a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Charles Porter 104 Delaware St welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Nicky Toombs 5014 Ohio Ave greet a boy. Mr and Mrs Andrew Brown 1913 Drexel Dr welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Richard Remington Frankton welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Harold Snyder Alexandria welcome a girl.
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St. John's Hospital
William E. Sil‘ey
Summitville
Community Hospital
Charles Porter
Delaware St
Nicky Toombs
Ohio Ave
Andrew Brown
Drexel Dr
Richard Remington
Frankton
Harold Snyder
Alexandria
Birmingham Protest Grows as Police Use Hoses and Dogs
In Birmingham Alabama the Black community resumed large scale demonstrations against segregation. Police employed high powered hoses and police dogs to disperse marchers toward downtown. The clashes surpassed the prior day with hundreds more arrests and ongoing racial tensions in the segregated city.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
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Ebbert
Fred Matthew
Pleaseani
Randy Duncan
David B. Shelterly
David M. Mills
Max E. Spiker
Middletown
Joe W. Flack
Phillip C. Brown
Knightstown
Alex Kristine
New Castle
Bob Setree II
Spiceland
Dennis Wisenan
Lapel
Terry L. Raquet
GOP
Louisville
Bend
Candy Spots
Munday
Bonjour
Chateaugay
Gray Pel
Candy Spois
Coltrom California
Never Bend
No Robbery
Churchill Downs
John Gaver
Robery
Greentree
Charles Shipman Payson
New York Mets
John Hay Whitey
Gaver
Cocker
John Zack
Woody Stephens
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Spean
Elisa
Pat O'Neill
Robert Clark
James ©. Anderson
Robert Rush
Kenneth Fowler
John Green
Pac Iapetnik EE
Khushchev
Kremlin
Yehrushchey
Communist Party
Dare
Laenaceniet
Smushchcy
Khrushchev
Koztov
Lenin
Colne
Jefferson City, Mo
Republican Women
Lawrence Booram
GOP Women’s Organiation
Club
Harald
Robert Heator
Earle Peck
Athar Aemmnsi
Anc Far Tha Avon
James C. Cain
J. Davin Schreiner
Durbin Tolingsworth
Joseph Waymire
Myron Seybert
Robert Heineman
Lawrence Woodward
Mire Roy Roberts
Kenneth Bowman
Harold Myers
Fred Cook
Kenneth Shrends
Milford Watson
George McDermott
Roberta Ross
Marie Anderson
Ward Sudlerly
John W. Dye
Paul Jeffery
Warner
Ge. i. A. Carel
Idgewood Board
Hale
Evansville
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Edward
Grand Jury
Carl Weinman
U.S. District Court
Anderson College
Carolyn Lauteral
Kalispell
Mont
Mary Chesher
Center
Madera
Calif
Judy Thurmond
Felt
Sam Antonio
Texas
Robert H. Reardon
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