Indiana Renominated Congress Members Amid Low Voter Turnout
Indiana's 11 congressmen were renominated in a primary marked by about 30 percent turnout. Few faced serious challenges, with minor contests in the 4th 7th and 8th districts and scattered counties showing more interest. Early returns highlighted leads for several candidates including John Mitchell Fred Wampler and Earl Heseman.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Ith
John E. Mitchell
Flat Rock
Randall
Harmon
Muncie
Carl Gillespie
Lewisville
House
Charles A. Halleck
Ind
Starke
John J. Murray
Knox
Byron Mel Cammon
South Whitley
Allen County
William P. Jones Jr
Franklin
Charles W. Ainlay
Goshen
Theo
Approval of Pennsy NYC Merger Voted
Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central stockholders gave overwhelming approval at annual meetings in Albany and Philadelphia. Board chairman James M. Symes announced 13,167,754 outstanding shares with 175,420 votes in favor, about 4.87 percent of voting shares.
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Philadelphia
Wpit
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Albany
James M. Symes
The
Pennsylvania
Weather snapshot with mild skies and温
Cloudy and mild conditions prevail with highs near 60 in Tos and a low around 60 tonight. Tomorrow's high expected near 60 with similar mild overnight temperatures and sunset around 7:02 p.m. Sunrise is 4:51 a.m. yesterday’s high was 75 and low 56.
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Tos
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
West Berlin and East Germans greet each other with a new line after the wall went up. Travelers report the exchange as How are you. Not so bad. Better than in solitary confinement. The joke is shared only among close friends.
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Berlin
Goml
Incumbents Win In U S Votes In Five States
In Florida Senator George Smathers and Rep Dante Fascell led for renomination as incumbents won across five states. Other contests saw Gouverneur McElroy and John Briley in tight GOP races while several incumbents were renominated for Congress.
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United Press International
Salle
Atty
Mark L. McElroy
Florida
George A
Smathers
Dante Fascell
Robert A. Taft Jr
Gorsemenis
Kenison
Sem Medy
Ohio
U.S
Claude Pep
LowellPer
Fess
Simeon
Frank J. Lausche
Sity
John i Uilo
Sienael V
Briley
Toledo
iCharles Fry
Indiana
May and Winkler Vie for Anderson Township Trustee
Humphrey led Smith for the Republican township trustee nomination 1743 to 1685 in 66 of 88 precincts while Wills Winkler led four others for the Democratic nomination. Other results include Parkhurst over Doyle for township assessor and Blovins over Jackley and Sayers for local offices. Complete official returns expected today. The Atlantic liner schedule changed with a delay and rescheduled arrival.
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Robert E. Humphrey
Highland Ave
Carl W. Smith
W. 37Th St
Anderson Township
Wills Winkler
Ringwood Way
Humphrey
Smith
Anderson Roan
Russell H. Parkhurst
Harold Doyle
Justice of Peace
F. Leonard Blovins
Alvah H. Jackley
Mack Sayers
Winkler
Harry P. Blake
Anderson
Albert Kelley
Chales Stiner
Dean
Sup
Ernest. Coburn
Frailey C. Brown
Willampion
Russell Zook
H Township
Chambers Tops Roberts in Fifth District Primary
Unofficial returns from 88 precincts in Don County and other counties show George O Chambers leading A Roberts in the Fifth Congressional District GOP primary. Chambers ran away with the nomination, defeating Roberts in Anderson, while other race results include Kenneth Bowman leading for joint state senator in Madison Hancock counties and Nick Polus eliminated in a two nomination fight.
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George ©. Chambers
Reby H. Roberts
Madison County
Robert W. Miller
al S. Woolbert
Superior Court
Lewis & Jones
Don County
Fifth
George O. Chambers
Anderson
Raby, A. Roberts
Indianapolis
Chambers
Roberts
House
Kenneth Bowman
GOP
M.henry
Hancock County
Madison i
Paul C. Hamilton
Berryman S. Hurley
Greenfield
G. Robert Kirby
New ‘Castle
Ames F. Rutledge
Edwood
Henry County
Madison-Hancock
Bowmen
Graham
Pendleton
Kirby
Hamilton
Bowman
Utledge
Hurley
Jane Wray Plummer
Marion G. Withers
Nick Polus
Kennedy Vows Inflation War and Religious Contests
President Kennedy pledged a determined drive to curb inflation and urged wage-price stability through business and labor cooperation rather than government controls. He defended active presidential involvement in national welfare and warned voters to demand a president who will not merely perform ceremonial duties. The remarks came at the Democratic convention on wage-price concerns and noted transportation by helicopter to Atlantic City.
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Atlantic Cety
APY
Kennedy
United Auto Workers Union
Ias
United States
U.S
Chamber of Commree
Washington
Reds Drive Against Nam Tha Ho Hu Ei Sai In Laos War
Conflicting reports describe Pathet Lao forces pushing toward Houei Sai after capturing Nam Tha area. Government officials say Red battalions pursue remnants as heavy fighting. US advisers note 1000 to 3000 garrison troops engaged and retreat by helicopter.
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Vientiane
Laos
Luang Pra
Bang
Sisouk Nacham
Thailand
Passak
Houei Sai
Nam Tha
Nam the
Pathet Lao
Vieng Phou Kha
Housi
Houel Sat
Burma
Red China
Viet Nam
Ngo Dien Diem
Defense Ministry
Bixi
China
U.S
Houe
Sai
Sisouk
Edwin Elder
Gettysburg
Nam Thi
Elder
Robert
United
McNamara
Lyman Lammnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bangkok
St John’s Employees Honored In Long Service Awards
The 180 St John’s Hospital staff members receive service pins for ten, twenty, twenty five, and thirty years. The ceremony in Madonna Hall featured remarks by Dr. David L Buckles and Nurse Zelda Tretler, with nurses Mariel McKnight and others present.
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Sisters of St
John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
Madonna Hall
Tno
Saint John’s
Curtis Green
Mariel McKnight
David L
Zelda Tretler
Buckles
Ant
Saint Sister Mary
Pre- John's
George B. Blansette
You
Lister
Cora Pickett
Dietary Department
Marie Koemer
Parking Probl em Topic At Noon Talk At Club
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce crafts and Parking Committee hosts a luncheon at the Anderson Country Club noon talk on downtown parking issues. William G Barr of Washington DC, top parking expert, will present findings after surveying the city. The event is open to the public with Roy Swanson guiding plans.
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Anderson Country Club
Anderson
Wilhiam G. Barr
Washington, D.C
National Parking Association
Ted
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Barr
Ures
Swanson
Chamber of
Hun’terest
Morton Roth
C Committee
Roy
Swansj
Richard Filbrandt
Robert Cale
Charles Fasone
George
Clim Griffith
Wilbur Roby
Slack Ross
All Sin
Tom Walker
Ray Weiler
Malks
Tifa
Howl Wright
New Arrivals Across Families From St Johns Hospital
Birth notices report multiple new babies from various families including Hill Cookman Sells Canada Winning Ness Graves and Graves. Parents listed with street addresses and hospitals indicating births.
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St. John's Hospital
Daniel Hill
Main St
Michael Cookman
Fiddletown
James Sells
Trown
Richard Canada
Madison Ave
Willie Winningam
W. M. Ness
Fort. Ie
George Graves
Middle Ave
Madison County voters back strong two party ticket in fall bid
Voter turnout near 60 percent of 64 000 registered in Madison County as 66 precincts report unofficial results. Republican primary shows Lewis Jones leading prosecutor race while Robert W Miller tops judge contest. Democrat side noms William F Lawler Jr Thornburg for prosecutor and Nick Polus for clerk with others noted. Countywide totals indicate decisive leads for various county posts amid a close sheriff race and widespread results in county council and treasurer contests.
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Madison County
Vian Buren
Lewis Jones
Robert W. Miller
al Woolbert
Superior Court
Morris J. Carter
Hershel
Gee
Richardson
Jover Cassell Otto
Goonsa O
Fred J. Cook
Woolbert
Jqoint
Mennetts Bowman
William F
Paul C. Hamilton i Lawler, Jr
Melvin G. Robert Kirby
Thornburg
Charles F. Rutledge Eage
Istate
Egbert M. Hood
Jane Wray Plummer
Nick Polus
Ace
Marion W. Withers
Paul Ravage
V. Byrne
Strong
Wiliam E. Chambers
Joe L. Brogdon
Tom Broderick
Bryan Jasper Smith
Joe Hartman
Chesley H. Thomas
Harold Morris J. Carter
Foust
Jesse Biddle
Kenneth H. Hartman
S. Martin
H. Smiley
Cassell
H. Otto Council
Hershel Richardson
B.C
Ewissioner M.D
Ctiftop Huffman
William F. Lawler Jr
Jelvin B. Thornburg
the Forest
Hills
Sometiames N. Dunlap
Anderson
William T. Sebree
Wilfred Allen
Phillip L. Douglas
John L. Kirkpatrick
John A. Boone
Joseph H. Barnett
Richard Max Branch
William W. Brogdon
Albert R. Goff
Robert Goff
Nick Martin
G. Reed
L. Weasel Lasie
M.D
C. Isanegie
Langford
Y. Peters
George W. Earley
G. D. Gavier
County Council
Marion H. Hurst Russell M. Musick
Frank J. Williamae
Paul Alatza
George H. Camp Herald R. Greeny
Ernest L. Gwinn
Lester Sigler
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New York
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Robert L. Rock
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William Sebree
James i. Dunlap
Madison
Hancock
Forimer
Fortville
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Summitville
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Marion, Ind
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Grant County
Atlantic City
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