Soviets to supply Indonesia more arms in West New Guinea
In Moscow Alexei Kosygin announced a new arms aid package to Indonesia to back its claim to West New Guinea. Subandrio confirmed the aid while Dean Rusk voiced U S concern over the Soviet buildup as Canberra hosts an ANZUS meeting. The exact items and value were not disclosed.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Alexei Kosygin
Subandrio
Canberra
U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
Kosygin
New Guinea
Ganis Horsono
Progress Report On Dual Lane Highway Project
Indiana officials report tentative completion date August 20 for a seven mile dual lane section of Ind 9 north of Anderson. Vogel Construction Co. resumes work after winter shutdown and rain delays. Plans call for widening Ind 28 and funding split 50 50 state and federal, with final designs to follow federal approval.
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Vogel Construction Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Here
State Highway Department
Willow St
Anderson
Alexandria
Indiana Highway Commission
Indiana State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau of Public Roads
Madison County
The
Highway Commission
Man Dies After Stabbing in Gary Street Incident
Nathaniel Washington, about 50, died from stab wounds after staggering into a Gary street early Tuesday. He collapsed in the road and was nearly struck by a truck driven by Lester Denlinger of Willow Street, Pennsylvania, before being rushed to a hospital where he died.
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Gary
Ind
UPI
Nathaniel Washington
Washington
Lester Denlinger
Willow Street
State Police Promotions Announced
Indiana State Police announced a wave of promotions effective May 16. Detective Sgt. Robert Gray of Indianapolis becomes first sergeant of detectives. Sgt. Douglas Buck of Danville and Cpl. Edwin Moody of Cedar Lake rise to first sergeants. Det. Sgt. Earl Warnock Jr. of Portland is named to head the Redkey post. additional rises include Don R. Hart to detective sergeant in Indianapolis district, Fred W. Felix to corporal, Charles F. Sallows to corporal on the toll road patrol, Cleon Houdik to assistant chief radio man, and several Indianapolis clerks promoted to second class fingerprint section.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
John Barton
Robert Gray
M. J. Timme
Marion County Sheriff's Office
Gray
Douglas Buck
Danville
Edwin Schroeder
U. S. Treasury Department
Buck
Edwin Moody
Cedar Lake
Schererville
Earl Warnock, Jr
Portland
Redkey
Don R. Hart
Albany
Fred W. Felix
Evansville
Charles F. Sallows
South Bend
Indiana Toll Road Patrol
Cleon B. Houdik
Angola
General Headquarters
Ronald R. Darnell
Plainfield
Kenneth R. Greene
Clarke Mercer
Joseph E. Gallagher
Seminary Project To Cost $5 Million In Indianapolis
Christian Theological Seminary announced a five million dollar plan for classrooms and administration facilities. Ground breaking is set for May 1 with occupancy aimed for fall 1965. The 16 acre site sits beside Butler University with later dormitory additions planned on a 36 acre tract overlooking the White River. Current enrollment is 232, projected to reach 400 by 1970.
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Indianapolis
Christian Theological Seminary
Butler University
White River
Area Humorist to Speak at Anderson College Convocation
Dusty Miller a renowned Midwestern humorist and philosopher will deliver the final convocation address for the 1961-62 year at 9 o'clock Thursday in Music Hall Anderson College. The public is invited. Miller, former Wilmington newsman, is noted for his practical philosophy and Christian themes inspiring students and community members alike.
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Dusty Miller
Anderson College
Music Hall
College Dr
E. 8Th St
Wilmington
Ohio
Miller
Anderson
Russel Olt
Indiana State College to receive $2.845 million loan
Sen. Vance Hartke announced a $2,845,000 Community Facilities Administration loan to Indiana State College in Terre Haute. Of the total, $1,365,000 funds a six story women’s dormitory for 302 students and $1,480,000 builds a nine story residence hall for 300 male students.
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Hartke
Party Leader Will Retire From St. Joseph County Office
John W. Montgomery, longtime St. Joseph County Democratic chairman since January 1956, will retire effective next Saturday. He cites time demands affecting his law practice and family, amid prior disagreements with party officials. County precinct leaders meet to elect new officers.
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South Bend
Ind
John W. Montgomery
St. Joseph County
Montgomery
Alex Campbell
Fort Wayne
Lake County
Indiana
Anderson PTA Installs Officers
Anderson PTA Council installed new officers at a Park Place Church of God dinner meeting closing the school year. John Hobbs began a second term as president. other officers include Robert Variden, Murval Highwood, Joseph Rauner, Mrs Clyde Underwood, and Mrs Robert Shearer. G E Ebbertt and Clyde Gentry attended and spoke.
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Anderson Parent Teacher Association Council
Park Place Church of God
Joseph Rauner
Robert Rariden
Murval Highwood
John Hobbs
Anderson Parents Association Council
Park Place
Crawfordsville
Gentry
Hobbs
Murval
Dinner Guests From Several Cities Visited Middletown Home
Mrs. Bertha Murphy hosted a large gathering with guests from Muncie Anderson Winchester Morgantown Morgantown Morgantown and nearby towns. The list included families of L E Wallace Joe Taylor Walter Keller Thomas Boyd Goldie Amick Lamoine Jackson and others.
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Middletown
L. E. Wallace
Muncie
Joe Taylor
Walter Keller
Thomas Boyd
Goldie Amick
Anderson
Lamoine Jackson
New Castle
Jerry Cranfield
Alexandria
Bertha Murphy
Wayne Dragoo
Nat Parsley
Morgantown
Ind
Miss Elva Mae Ragsdale Receives Ball State Honor
Announcement from Muncie states Miss Elva Mae Ragsdale, assistant professor of education at Anderson College, is awarded the right to wear the Pi Lambda Theta key. She is a Ball State doctoral candidate with a 1960 faculty tenure and degrees from Eastern Illinois University and Ball State, plus further graduate work.
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Muncie
Alpha Tau
Pi Lambda Theta
Ball State Teachers College
Elva Mae Ragsdale
Anderson College
Miss Ragsdale
Muncie College
Eastern Illinois University
Ball State
Indiana University
Miami University
Austin Elected Lions President for 1962 43
Leonard Austin, assistant principal of Central Junior High School, was elected president of the Anderson Lions Club for the 1962 43 fiscal year. He will be installed May 22 by current president W Shirell Fox. Jesse L Huntzinger will be first vice president and Leonard W Church second vice president. The installation banquet will be May 22 at 6 30 p.m. at Don's Bar Blue with George Harrison as arrangements chairman.
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Leonard Austin
Central Junior High School
Anderson Lions Club
Austin
W. Shirell Fox
Lions Club
Fox
Jesse L. Huntzinger
Anderson
Anderson High School
Leonard W. Church
Dallas H. Miller
William Nickell
F. Leonard B
Everett Boyer
J. Luther Elsen
William Hammons
Robert Hines
Rex Pope
The
Inland bids 5.75 million for Indiana cast armor plant
Inland Steel Co bids 5,750,000 for the East Chicago cast armor plant built in 1942 and mothballed after World War II. The GSA opened bids but has not disclosed acceptance. Inland plans storage use and proposes dismantling six open hearth furnaces for sale.
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Chicago
UPI
Inland Steel Co
Ind
General Services Administration
Inland
L. B. Black
Block
160 Climbers Killed in 1961 Japan Record
Japan reports 160 climbers killed and 277 injured in mountain mishaps in 1961, a national record. Police say the toll likely to be surpassed in the current year, with deaths up 62 percent from 1960.
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Tokyo
Japan
Broasted Chicken Complete Dinner Specials Noted
A local ad promotes a complete broasted chicken dinner for $1 available on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Saddle and Sirloin located at Junction 9 and 109.
Radioactive Liquid Leaks From Truck
A truck carrying a weak radioactive uranium plating solution leaked en route from New York to St. Louis. An AEC team moved the truck in Indianapolis to absorb further leakage and planned unloading in St. Louis, with the destination Belden, Missouri. No danger to humans was stated.
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Indianapolis
UPI
New York State
St. Louis
Atomic Energy Commission
William Brobst
AEC
Argonne
Iil
Hicksville
N.Y
Brobst
Eastern Express Terminal
Mallinkordt Chemical Co
Chicago
Belden
Mallinkordt
Eastern Express
Howard Baldwin
AEC ‘Office
Althugh
Baldwin
Eng
Funeral Directors State Meet at Indiana State Fair Grounds
The 82nd Indiana Funeral Directors Association convention runs May 16 to 18 at the State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis. Howard J. Cook of Summa will preside as president with over 2,000 attendees including Anderson funeral directors, exhibitors and guests. Keynote speakers are C. M. Franklin of Orlando and D. M. Strickland of Riviera Beach. the banquet will install new officers and directors.
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Anderson
Indiana Funeral Directors Association
State Fair Grounds
Indianapolis
C. M. Franklin
Orlando
Fla
National Funeral Directors Association
D. M. Strickland
Riveria Beach
Casket Manufacturers Association
Howard J. Cook
Summa
State Group
Two More Arrested In Checks Theft Case
In South Bend, Indiana, two more suspects were arrested following a federal indictment over a bundle of U S income tax refund checks stolen from the Elkhart railroad station. George Lewis and Robert Cullars, both from Elkhart, faced bonds of 2500 each after a Monday arrest and preliminary hearing. About 25 checks were stolen, most en route to La Porte residents.
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South Bend, Ind
U. S
Elkhart
South Bend
George Lewis
Robert Cullars
Robert A. Grant
Lewis
Pat Dowling
la Porte
Dancing Holds Magic For Old Folks These Days
In suburban America dancing classes attract seniors in their eighties and beyond who attend weekly to learn basic steps and sequences. The San Francisco program highlights social, health, and cognitive benefits with senior centers noting how dance fosters understanding, courtesy, and self reliance while expanding related hobbies and community ties.
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New York
UPI
Suburbia
San Francisco
Bay Area
Oldsters
Irene W. Smith
Senior Citizens Center
Moslem Becomes India Vice President
Zakis Hussain, a 65 year old Moslem and former governor of Bihar, was elected vice president of India. He polled 568 votes out of 596 from members of parliament and will preside over the upper house he served as MP until 1957 before becoming Bihar governor.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Zakis Hussain
Bihar
Hussain
M.P
Truce Holds in Fayetteville Shirttail Controversy
Fay etteville Elementary School principal Howard Pace sparked a revolt when he banned shirttails in class. Twenty four pupils were dismissed, then 21 more joined the protest as parents objected. An armistice emerged when the school closed for a polling place, with Pace firm on keeping shirttails out.
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Fayetteville, Ind
UPC
Howard Pace
Fayetteville
Pace
Harry May
Florida
California
Georgia
University of Chicago
Bethany Honors Ohio Minister
Bethany Christian Church held a pitch-in supper in the church dining room for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunn and their children from Grove City Ohio. Dunn serves as minister there and many church members attended including Mrs. Raymond Allen and numerous couples and singles listed by name.
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Bethany
Bethany Christian Church
Lloyd Dunn
Darlene Dunn
Diane Dunn
Dennis Dunn
Grove City
Ohio
Dunn
Raymond Allen
Clarence Simpson
Chester Lewis
Leslie Smith
Ward Chambers
Tom Lawler
Max Whiteman
Virgil Lawler
Chester Wean
Charles Conrad
Floyd Campbell
James Current
Yvonne White
James Dixon
Jack Beemer
Ray Toppin
Wesley Scott
Vern Porter
Charles Johns
Elmer Hudson
Cecil Johns
Madge Scott
Tonya Dixon
Tamara Allen
Mary Lawler
Jill Conrad
Lisa Lawler
Messrs
Jimmy Lawler
Terry Allen
Bruce Dixon
David Lawler
Kent Dixon
Labor contract ratified after eight day LaPorte strike
Workers at the LaPorte Foundry Local 82 of the International Molders and Allied Workers ratified a one year agreement retroactive to April 30. The pact includes a new incentive plan a five cent hourly raise and adjustments to the probation period for new hires.
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Laporte, Ind
UPI
LaPorte Foundry
International Molders and Allied Workers of America
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