Kennedy to Meet Congress Leaders Over Laos Crisis
President Kennedy summoned congressional leaders to a White House meeting Tuesday as U S Marines and other combat units moved toward the Mekong border with Laos. Officials said Washington hoped for a diplomatic settlement and that U S troops would not enter Laos itself.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
U.S
Thailand
Mekong River
Laos
United States
Mekong
Southeast Asia
Senate
House
GOP
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Top Scholars to Be Honored at UC Today
Anderson College honors its outstanding scholars today in Honors Day ceremonies with Dr. Lloyd James Averill Jr. named speaker. The 9 a.m. program includes remarks and a discussion on The Religious Needs of the College Student led by Averill and church and educational leaders.
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Anderson College
Lloyd James Averill, Jr
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Music Hall
Dean Averill
Church of God
Warren Memorial
Robert H. Reardon
Alpha Chi
National Scholastic Honorary
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Don L. Boyes
Delco-Remy
Robert Austin
Chamber
Robert Reardon
Indiana GOP Eyes Three New District Chairs in Reorganization
Indiana Republicans prepare to elect three new district chairmen in a state reorganizing process Tuesday. Democratic changes follow Wednesday with new chairmen in two districts. Names mentioned include Lisle Wallace Paul Green Buena Chaney Gilbert Ogles Seth Denbo and Theodore Sendak among others. Mayor Charles H Boswell of Indianapolis set to lead the 11th District for Democrats after his Marion County win.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake County
Marion County
Lisle Wallace
Sheridan
Paul Green
Lebanon
Boone County
Buena Chaney
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Gilbert Ogles
Greencastle
Putnam County
Seth Denbo
English
Kermit Rothrock
Corydon
Theodore Sendak
Crown Point
New Lake County
John Wargo
Whiting
Fred S. Matthews
North Vernon
Robert Stewart
Columbus
Charles H. Boswell
Madden Calls Off Burns Waterway Harbor Plan
Representative Ray J. Madden dismissed the Burns Waterway harbor proposal as a white elephant and urged Congress to fund a study of an alternate harbor site off Lake County's industrial shoreline to the west. The claim came during a House appropriations hearing.
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Washington
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
Burns
Indiana Dunes
Congress
Lake County
Madden
Gary Democrat
Burns Waterway
Lake Michigan
Hammond Chamber of Commerce and
Mississippi Valley Association
Army Engineers
Tricity
Tri-Cities
Hammond
Whiting
East
Chicago
Public Works Committee
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Senate Public Lands Subcommittee
Associated Press
Today Deadline For Assessment Official Says
Personal property self assessment forms must be filed today or mailed by midnight to avoid a $10 delinquent penalty. Anderson Township Assessor Wahn Dean noted a rush at the courthouse and in mail, with about 450 filed in the office and 1,500 by mail yesterday. Forms late after midnight today face attachment to tax statements and a further 25 percent penalty plus the delinquent fee.
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Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
Citywide dog crackdown to curb rabies spread
Anderson police and dog catching teams will enforce a health board order starting tomorrow to seize stray dogs and dogs without rabies tags. Leashed dogs must show vaccination tags or be placed in custody at the Animal Shelter to prevent bites and rabies spread.
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Anderson
Board of Health
Health Board
John Heiden
Earl McCarel
Justices Deny Appeals Of 2 Labor Leaders
The Supreme Court upheld the criminal convictions of two labor figures, Dave Beck former Teamsters leader and Maurice Hutcheson head of the Carp enters Union, in split decisions. Hutcheson received six months in jail and a $500 fine for refusing to answer 18 questions at a 1958 Senate inquiry. Beck challenged juror impartiality amid publicity but the court found no demonstrable unfairness. Justice Harlan led Hutcheson ruling with Stewart and Clark, Brennan penned a concurrence. Warren Black Douglas dissented in Beck case.
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Washington
UPI
Dave Beck
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Supreme Court
Hutcheson
AFL - Cio
Carpenters Union
Congress
Senate
Beck
Indiana
Tom C. Clark
Senate Labor
Clark
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Felix Frankfurter
Byron R. White
Four Teens Admit Theft of Auto Accessories Across Four Cities
Four teenagers aged 15 to 17 confessed to stealing about 1500 dollars worth of auto parts from shops in Anderson Chesterfield Noblesville and New Castle over several weeks. Police recovered around 1000 dollars worth of merchandise from a suspect's home. loot from New Castle was found on a river bank near Noblesville. The youths were released to their parents and a fourth suspect will be arrested upon return.
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Anderson
Chesterfield
Noblesville
New Castle
Igan
Simpkins Auto Parts
Omer Garner
James Hannah
Assassination Attempt on Sukarno During Ceremony
A medium sized man in a brown suit tried to assassinate President Sukarno during a religious ceremony in Jakarta early Monday. He was dragged away and the president escaped unharmed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
API
Sukarno
Morning mixup at Supreme Court and Sukarno assassination scare
A mix up in the Supreme Court reading by Associate Justice Clark triggers a joke about Black and White while Sukarno faces an assassination attempt in the Indonesian palace. Gunfire wounds five, including Zainul Arifin and Idham Chalid. one arrest and a palace security blackout follow.
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Zainul Arifin
Idham Chalid
Provisional People's Consultative Congress
A. Sudarajat
Susilo
Mohammed Noor
Multiple Traffic Crashes Reported Near City Intersections
A Marion man, Paul Thomas Stewart, 44, hit a 2 ton truck near Ind 9 and Hartman Rd, suffering a severe head injury. Deputy Joe McPhearson said Stewart’s car crossed the centerline into John Van Metre’s truck, none hurt. truck damage $700, Prime Battery Co. owner. Summitville resident Rachel Coffman, 60, was treated for minor injuries after her car struck a barrel and tree near Prosperity Rd and Ind 9 in a new construction zone. At 1:15 p.m., at 10th and Sycamore, Mrs Stringer and young driver Herbert Conley gave conflicting stories of a collision. Conley was charged for lack of operator’s permit. Stringer family aboard reported minor to slight injuries. all treated and released from St John’s Hospital.
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Marion
Ind. 9
Hartman Rd
Summitville
Prosperity Rd
Paul Thomas Stewart
St. Johns Hospital
Joe McPhearson
Rt. 2
Sheriff's Department
10Th and
Sycamore Sts
Mary Stringer
Arrow Ave
W. 10Th St
Sycamore St
Crystal St
Sycamore
Conley
JA Awards Banquet Honors 180 Junior Achievers
Nearly 180 young Junior Achievers were honored at the Anderson Junior Achievement Awards Banquet at Bowden’s Restaurant. Over 250 attended as nine miniature youth companies reported stockholder results and most issued cash dividends.
Rape and burglary charges filed in local court
A 22 year old Elwood man Kenneth William Reeves 2302 E Main St was charged with rape related to an 18 month relationship with a 13 year old girl. Reeves arrested after his wife reported it. He is on probation for burglary in Tipton County. Four teens were charged with burglary and removal of a safe at Sap s Bakery last Saturday night. Suspects include Harold Duke Short 18 Anderson High School athlete Fred Gallimore 18 Mike Hall 18 and Wilbur Lee Smith Jr 17. Smith also faces delinquency charges. case moved to Circuit Court.
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Elwood
Kenneth William Reeves
E. Main St
James Leer
Reeves
Tipton County
Leer
Everett MccDaniels
Remonstrators Plan Petition Over ABC Liquor Permit Change
The Madison County Alcoholic Beverage Board approved transferring a liquor permit for a package store at 12 E Cross St. About 100 North Anderson remonstrators, led by Rev. Robert Bickel, said they would petition the State ABC Board for a rehearing. The 3 to 1 vote moved Margaret Hayes’s permit from 710 Main St. to Ralph Sears’s store.
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North Anderson
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
E. Cross
Ralph Sears
ABC Board
Herald
Madison County Alcoholic Beverage Board
E. Cross St
State
Margaret Hayes
Main St
Sear
Fred
Robert Bickel
North
Anderson
Cross
Broadway
Robert Miller
Everett Reeves
Ing
Reeves
Tom Sylvester
Carl Weis
John Marsh
Murder Suspect Released After Delay in Lab Report
An Anderson man arrested on a preliminary murder charge in the death of his wife was released from Madison County jail after a seven day limit expired. A coroner's report on Sarah Walker's death was pending, and authorities had not determined if the strangulation occurred before or after a domestic argument.
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Anderson
Madison County
Sarah Walker
Leslie Walker
Everett McDaniel
Non-Graduates Stymied In Job Hunt
A study by the Indiana State Employment Service in Anderson shows 502 of 968 job seekers under 25 without high school completion. Of those ready to work 9 could enter professional roles, 160 clerical or sales, 261 unskilled, with 600 having looked for four months or more. Employers urged to list openings at 1216 Jackson St as more youths register when schools close.
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Anderson Area
Indiana State Employment Service
James 0. Armstrong
Armstrong
Employment Service
Jackson St
Weather Summary for Local Area
Fair and warmer with some chances of thunder showers. Sunset and moonset times noted. High today near 90, low tonight near 70. High tomorrow in the 90s with yesterday’s high 86 and low 68. Sunrise 5:30 a.m., sunset 7:53 p.m.
New Arrivals at St. Johns Hospital
Birth announcements from St. Johns Hospital list several newborns to families in Alexandria Saddle S, Delaware St, Arrow Ave, Fletcher St, 38th Street, Hawthorne Ave, and McArthur Blvd. Fathers and mothers include Gardner McLain Saul Lander Aice Wilken Ellsworth Chesterfield Stewart among others.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jack Gardner
Alexandria
John McLain
Saddle Sn
Robert Saul
Delaware St
John Lander
Arrow Ave
Edwin Aice
Fletcher St
Herbert Wilken
E. 38Th St
Gary Ellsworth
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