Indiana lawmakers renominated as turnout lags in primary
Indiana voters gave Democratic and Republican incumbents strong, if tepid, renomination support with turnout estimated around 30 percent. In the 10th District John Mitchell led a seven candidate field, while Murray and Raber battled for the 2nd District nomination. Wampler led the 6th District, Heseman topped the 8th, and Jones Jr led the 7th in early returns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
John E. Mitchell
Flat Rock
Randall S
Harmon
Muncie
Carl Gillespie
Lewisville
House
Charles A. Halleck
Starke
John J. Murray
Knox
John C
Byron McCammon
South Whitley
Allen County
William P. Jones Jr
Franklin
Charles W. Ainlay
Goshen
Theo
Voter turnout edges 60 percent in Madison County primary
About 60 percent of Madison County’s 64 000 registered voters cast ballots in the Republican and Democrat primaries. Unofficial 66 precinct returns show strong showings for several candidates including sheriff, prosecutor, and treasurer races while the one unit school plan drew heavy No votes.
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Madison County
van Buren Township
Lewis Jones
Robert W. Miller
al Woolbert
Superior Court
Egbert M. Hood
Paul Ravage
Joe L. Brogdon
Tom Broderick
Joe Hartman
Harold Foust
Jesse Biddle
Anderson
Election Board
Harold Anderson
Forest Hills
Approval of Pennsy NYC Merger Wins Broad Support
The Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central reported overwhelming stockholder approval at annual meetings in Albany and Philadelphia for a merger that would create a 22,000 mile rail system. Pennsylvania Chairman James M. Symes announced 11,175,420 votes in favor from 13,167,754 shares, about 84.87 percent.
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Philadelphia, Pa
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Albany
N.Y
Philadelphia
James M. Symes
The
Pennsylvania
Incumbents Win In U S Votes
Incumbents led in primary elections across Florida Ohio Indiana and West Virginia as President Kennedy backed candidates and party lines held. Florida saw George Smathers Dante Fascell and Claude Pepper win nominations with DiSalle leading in Ohio and Taft Jr. growing strong in congress races.
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Florida
George A. Smathers
Dante Fascell
Kennedy
U.S
Claude Pepper
House of Representatives
Ohio
Michael V. di
Frank J. Lausche
D-Ohio
John Briley
Toledo
Charles Fry
Indiana
West Virginia
New Mexico
Newark
N.J
Albany
Alfred E
Hugh J. Addonizio
Perlman
NYC
D-N.j
Leo P. Carlin
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Mild With Near 70s
Cloudy and mild with a high near 70s tomorrow and today. Tonight's low around 60, yesterday's high 75 and low 56. Sunrise at 4 51 a.m., sunset at 7 02 p.m.
Berlin greeting changes after wall division
West and East Berlin travelers report a new greeting after the wall. instead of Not so bad friends say Better than in solitary confinement. The phrase signals familiarity and applies only among close friends in the divided city.
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Berlin
UPI
May and Winkler Vie for Anderson Township Trustee
In early results Humphrey leads Smith for the Republican nomination 1 743 to 1 685 in 66 of 88 precincts. Winkler leads four Democrats for the trustee nomination with incomplete unofficial returns. Parkhurst tops Doyle for township assessor. Blevins, Jackley, and Sayers lead for justice of peace. Complete official results are expected soon.
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Robert E. Humphrey
Highland Ave
Carl W. Smith
W. 37Th St
Anderson Township
Wills Winkler
Ringwood Way
Humphrey
Smith
Russell H. Parkhurst
Harold Doyle
Justice of Peace
F. Leonard Blevins
Alvah H. Jackley
Mack Sayers
Winkler
Harry P. Blake
Anderson
Albert Kelley
Chales Stiner
Wahn Dean
Ernest Coburn
Robert Lanane
Baxter Jones
Frailey C. Brown
William Zion
Russell Zook
Atlantic liner rescheduled to arrive Wednesday
New York AP reports the liner Atlantic with 652 passengers from a Passover Mediterranean cruise now docks at 8 a.m. Wednesday instead of 1 p.m. Tuesday as announced by American Export Lines.
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New York
Atlantic
Mediterranean
American Export Lines
Chambers Tops Roberts in Fifth District GOP Primary
Unofficial returns from 88 Madison County precincts and others show George C. Chambers winning the Republican nomination for Indiana's Fifth Congressional District over Raby H. Roberts. In Madison County racing for state House seats, results were mixed with several incumbents and candidates leading or trailing in early returns. A separate county vote rejected a one unit reorganized school system in Grant County.
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George O. Chambers
Raby H. Roberts
Madison County
Robert W. Miller
Center
al S. Woolbert
Superior Court
Lewis E. Jones
Paul W. Kelley
Robert R. Robbins
Fifth
George C. Chambers
Anderson
Chambers
J. Edward Roush
Indianapolis
Roberts
House
Kenneth Bowman
GOP
Madison
Henry
Hancock County
Paul C. Hamilton
Berryman S. Hurley
Greenfield
G. Robert Kirby
New Castle
Charles F. Rutledge
Elwood
Marion, Ind
UPI
Grant
Congress
A. S. Woolbert
G. Robert Kirby Ee
Jane Wray Plummer
Nick Polus
Marion W. Withers
Saint John's 180 Employees Honored In Service Awards
Saint John's Hickey Memorial Hospital honored 180 long term staff during a Service Award ceremony in Madonna Hall as National Hospital Week observances proceeded. One hundred twenty-four earned five years, thirty-eight ten years, thirteen at least fifteen years. two nurses twenty years. and others reaching twenty five or thirty years.
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Sisters of
St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
Madonna Hall
National Hospital
Saint John’s
Mabel McKnight
R.N
G.curtis Green
David L. Buckles
Mary
Kennedy Vows Inflation War At UAW Convention
President Kennedy addressed the United Auto Workers in Atlantic City pledging to pursue wage price stability through voluntary means. He emphasized the president's duty to consider national welfare and urged labor and management to honor wage price obligations to the public. He warned against ceremonial roles and vowed to meet his responsibilities for national security.
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Atlantic City
CAP
Kennedy
United Auto Workers Union
United States
Pople
U.S
Commrce
Washington
Unofficial Returns In Voting Listed
Unofficial returns show results from 66 precincts with school related totals. The record notes 1 389 for one category and 18 760 for another, reflecting early tallies in the election. A local election summary highlights preliminary counts pending official certification.
Kennedy predicts passage of medical care bill
President Kennedy predicted the administration's medical care bill will pass and that all doctors will treat patients covered by its provisions, speaking in Atlantic City New Jersey on Tuesday.
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Atlantic City, NJ
Kennedy
Parking Problems Is Noon Talk Topic
Today at noon at the Anderson Country Club a noon meeting on downtown Anderson parking problems will feature an expert speaker. After lunch William G. Barr of Washington DC, executive director of the National Parking Association, will discuss local parking issues. The program is under the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Traffic and Parking Committee. Barr is billed as the nation’s top parking doctor after arriving to study local figures. Reservations may be made by calling the chamber office at 142-0264. A large crowd is expected with diverse attendees. Morton Roth chairs the committee with help from Richard Fillbrandt Robert Callender Charles Fasone George Griffith Wilbur Roby Jack Rossin Tom Walker Ray Weiler and Royt Wright.
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Anderson Country Club
Anderson
William G. Barr
Washington, D.C
National Parking Association
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Barr
Mr. Swanson
Chamber
Morton Roth
Richard Fillbrandt
Robert Callender
Charles Fasone
George Griffith
Wilbur Roby
Jack Rossin
Tom Walker
Ray Weiler
Icoyt Wright
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
In St. Johns Hospital a series of births are reported to local families. Daniel Hill and spouse at 6244 Main St. welcome a boy. Michael Cookman and spouse of Middletown welcome a boy. James Sells and spouse at 4313 Brown welcome a girl. Richard Canada and spouse at 929 Madison Ave. welcome a boy. Willie Winningham and spouse at 1760 37th St. welcome a boy. W M Ness and spouse of Fortville welcome a boy. George Graves and spouse at Riddle Ave. welcome a boy.
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St. John's Hospital
Daniel Hill
Main St
Michael Cookman
Middletown
James Sells
Brown
Richard Canada
Madison Ave
Willie Winningham
37Th
W. M. Ness
Fortville
George Graves
Riddle Ave
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