Brown to head AC Student Council at Anderson College
Larry Brown named to lead Anderson College Student Council as president, with Kavermont Alabama resident Miss elected an Andersonian and others vying for secretary treasurer and trustee roles. A field of 21 candidates includes Gloria Sickal, Don Brandon, and Ruth Shacketon among the hopefuls, with duties beginning September 1 and Norman Beard as administrative adviser.
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Anderson College
Kavermont
Ala
Miss
Brown
Gloria Sickal
Battle Creek
Don Brandon
John Albright
Indianapolis
Ind
Land
Jerry Gould
Remus
Mich
Carr
Ruth "Shacketon
Cornell
Wils
Lyng ‘Blevins
Charlotte
Cornelia Barnett
Houston
Tex
Linda Weisner
High Point
N.C
Ratzlaf
Mis Dady Thurmond
San Ann
Owen Raardatuke
Primary Election Day Sets Closures and Voting Appeal
Public appeal continues for support in the primary as offices and buildings close all day Tuesday. Voting places will close schools and financial institutions, with alcohol sales prohibited during voting hours from 7 am to 7 pm. Delco Remy will close at 3 pm to allow employees to vote, with similar industry schedules. Political leaders forecast heavy turnout due to School Reorganization and many candidates.
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Tte
Jalse
Delco-Remy
Indiana Highway Commission seeks preliminary Madison County survey
The Indiana State Highway Commission will refer the project to design engineers for detailed plans and specifications. Local officials and citizens were consulted on needed improvements in Madison County. This is a preliminary survey and final plans will await factors' consideration. Renominate Robert L. Rock ballot No. 6F.
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Indiana State Highway Commission
Madison County
The
Highway Commission
Clean-Up Week draws Chamber committee action in Anderson
The Clean-Up Week committee of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce reviewed reports from members on current cleanup activity showing a 50 percent increase in trash collected this year. Officials from Anderson Refuse Company and schools reported on ongoing efforts while the Fire and Health Departments cited hazards at several sites. The group toured littered lots and uninhabited properties, spoke with residents, and pledged drastic future action with a special meeting planned. Attendees included John R. Brown, Howard G. Webb, and John Barrett from Indiana State Fire Marshall’s office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Brows
Charles Walbridge
Glen ‘Walbridge
Anderson Refuse Company
M. M. Doyle
Pete Wood
Anderson College
Anderson Fire Department
Fire Department
Health Department
Chamber Office
Fire Dept
Health Dept
Insurance
Anderson
Brown
John R. Brown
Howard G. Webb
Charles E. Ebbe
Faye Landes
Glen C. Walbridge
Mac Doyle
Carl Hurley
Harold L. Taylor
Garland L. Hines
Herbert W. Johnson
Bob Dyer
James Doyle
Douglas Talley
John Barrett
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fire Marshall's Office
Family Week Observed at East Side Church of God
Dr. Robert H. Reardon of Anderson College opens the annual Christian Family Week at East Side Church of God with a morning service on Family in Europe. Week events include the Motherson Banquet Tuesday Pot Luck Supper Wednesday home prayer meetings Father Daughter Banquet Friday and youth night Saturday. Mother's Day service will be led entirely by women with Mrs Esther Kirkpatrick speaking. Family week committee members include Mrs Merle Bosworth chairman and Rev. Roscoe Snowden.
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Robert’ H. Reardon
Anderson College
East Side
Church of God
Europe
Esther Kirkpatrick
Merle Bosworth
Lloyd Hopper
Charles Bates
Idanes Wright
Larry Mercer
Roscoe Snowden
Parade Starts Low g From Page One
Edgewood will conduct voluntary rear check activity next Friday and Saturday in cooperation with enforcement agencies. Adams Township will host vehicle safety checks at Saltville High School on May 9 from noon to 3 p.m. and at Dr. Williams parking lot and Ace Airport from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday and the same hours.
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Page One
Edgewood
jAdams
Saltville High School
Dr. Williams
Ace Airport
Revolt in Carupano Amid Claims of Subversion
Rebels in Carupano seize the radio station and impose curfew as loyal forces move to retake the coastal city. Navy Cmdr Jesus Molina Villegas and Capt Testamack are named by sources as revolt leaders, while Betancourt's government faces pressure from rightist elements and regional instability.
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Uist
Navy
Jesus Molina Villegas
Testamack
Molina
iCarupano
Champ de
Algiers
Carupano
Betarcourt
Hursday N
South Americ
Christian Fouchet
Ali Ity
Betancourt
Marcos Perez Jimnez
United States
Perez
NATO Faces Berlin Talks and U S Nuclear Policy Clash
NATO ministers endorse continued diplomatic probing of Soviet Berlin aims while urging steadfast nuclear readiness. U S Secretary of State Rusk signals readiness to sign a test ban with adequate inspection, but US tests to continue amid likely future Soviet atmospheric tests. Kennedy visits New Orleans amid displays of support as Rusk updates on Vietnam, Berlin, disarmament, and East West relations.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Rusk
United States
Britain
Lord Home
U. S.S.R
Home
East ‘Germany
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison and nearby counties report the deaths of Samuel Blough in Noblesville age 58, Luther Crowe of Fortville, and Blanche Drury of Middletown. Burial and funeral details, residences, and survivor lists are included along with service times and locations.
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Madison
Irene Fouch 65 Dies After Illness at Mercy Hospital
Irene M Fouch 63 of Elwood died at Mercy Hospital after a months illness. Born Jan 20 1897 in Potomac Illinois she married Cecil Fouch Feb 27 1921. Survived by husband two daughters Mariruth Armfield Kokomo and Juanita Benton Summitville a son Estell Gene Scottsdale Ariz three brothers Frank Miles Danville John Miles Crown Point Ind James Miles Oakwood Il a sister Ruth Bridgeman Clinton Ind and nine grandchildren. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery service Monday at East Main Street Chapel with Rev J E McCoy officiating. The body lies in state at the church two hours before services.
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Elwood
Irene M. Fouch
South J Sr
Mercy Hospital
Potomac, I
Charles
Ela Miles
Cecil Fouch
Fouch
R. L. Leeson and Sons
Shei
Frank Miles
Danville
John Miles
Crown Point
Ind
James Miles
Oakwood
Ruth Bridgeman
Clinton
Clark Chapel
East Main Street
J. E. McCoy
Elwood City Cemetery
Obituary notes for Ledbetter and Walker in local notices
Harry Ledbetter of Toppins Trailer Court 325 East Cross Street was found dead at his home from a self inflicted gun wound according to police and the coroner. Sarah Elizabeth Walker 42 of 2444 Dewey Street died Tuesday and services set for 11 am today at a Baptist Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Memorial Chapels arranged arrangements by Underwood and Brooks.
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Harry Ledbetter
Toppin
E. Cross St
Bakter Brothers
Sarah Walker
Sarah Elizabeth Walker
Dewey St
Baptist Church
James 4. Menifee
Che
East Manlewood Cemetery
Underwood and Brooks
Veterinarians Propose Annual Anti Rabies Booster
Deputy health officer Earl McCarel reports local veterinarians advise dogs receive anti rabies booster annually instead of bi annually. He says from May 15 dogs found roaming will be cited impounded at the animal shelter.
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Earl McCarel
Nimal Sheiter
Egg-zactly the man for Treas Hood on Ballot 86
The message advocates re-electing Ebert M. "Ege" Hood as treasurer on Democratic ballot number 86. It presents a concise endorsement urging voters to support Hood.
Franklyn Hardy Wins Contest In Pendleton
Franklyn Hardy won the gold medal speech contest sponsored by Park Place WCTU in Pendleton. The event featured speakers including Hardy and others as part of a larger civic gathering in the Church of God. A separate political thread noted discussions about a port bill and a dune preservation effort with lawmakers present.
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Franklyn Hardy
Park Place
WCTU
Washington
Pendleton
Edward’ Roush
Ame Huntington
McKinley House
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
Kennedy
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary Ruby
Roush
Daugh
White House
Westingle Beatty Memorial Hospital
W. C. Hughes
Matinios Ruby
E. Welsh
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Douglas
Kathryn
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Ing Alisy Cara] Ratulaf
Camsrada ‘Club
Cecil ‘Brown
7Th St
Council
Brandon
Robert Reinhardt
Benton Harbor
Monroe Smith
Laanett
Stiner
Pal
Tom Broderick
Nick Martin
Democrat
Purdue
FBI
Robert L. Rock
Pol
Melvin B
Thornburg
Madison County Bar Association
Indiana Prosecutors Association
National District Attorneys Association
United States 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Fresent Tims
Hoosier
Home Improvement: Co. Inc
Kenny Widmeyer
Elwood, Indiana
Reardon
Rab
OAS
Geria
NATO
U.S
Portugal
Franco Nogueira
Portuguese Angola
Dean iRnsk
ROK
Sequl
South Korea
Mairifes
Carl W. Smith
Anderson Township
William F. Lawler, Jr
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Viet Nam
Merica
Far East
Smith Viet Nam
Jimmie Davis
Victor Schiro
Moisant
Missippi River
New Orleans
Iworld
Melvin B. Thornburg
UPT
Forrest E. Davis
Cincineti Inquirer
Decgiar
Lay
Renceburg
Register
New York World Telegram
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Chesley H. Thomas
Samuel Blough
Noblesville
Samuel
Louie) Blough
Goodrich Company
Durbin
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
iGoshen
Betty Lou Ellis
Goshen
Jack S. Bleugh l
Grand Rapids
Feral
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Church
PrairieBaptist Cemetery
Luther Crowe
Fortville
Luther W. Crowe
Rt. 3
Fortsville
George McCarty
Robert Stewart
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Gravel Lawn
Blanche Drury
Middletown
Ballard and Shirey
William Grotheer
John QO. Herr
Muncie and
Mechanicsburg
Stahr
Good Lord
Pwilling
Indiana University
T.U. Trustees
Suparlecu
Wells
University
Irene Fouch
Luther Puckett Pendleton
George
Chambers
Chembertrommngress Committee
Willa Byes
Mark Gossard
Seey
Tom Jobnes
Treas
Maplewood Cemetery
College Drive Park Place
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