Anderson 1970 Growth Placed Before Chamber Audience
The Anderson Chamber highlights rapid growth through more than 330 members, planning for 1970 includes rising car output and urban expansion. Speakers warn of suburban spillover, need for new schools, streets, sewers, and housing while planners stress local solutions to central city decline.
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Anderson Chamber
Chamber
Robert Aus
Ander-j
Austin
Anderson
Don McCarty
of Cincinnati
McCarty
Hold Master Fixer In Cage Scandals
New York prosecutors allege Jack Molinas led a college basketball game fixing ring involving 2 players from 12 colleges and 25 contests. Molinas pleaded not guilty to a five count indictment and posted 5000 dollar bail. He and co conspirators allegedly paid players and gamblers to alter game outcomes between 1959 and 1980.
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NEW York Cap
Jack Molinas
Columbia University
Molinas
National Basketball Associat
Manhattan Dist. Atty
Frank
Hogan
William Dennis
Bill
Reed
Reed. Ie
Inc
DePaul
Chicas Green
Green
Bowling Green
Peoria
Bradley
Canisius
Buffalo
Wanted Boy Drivers For Derby Sponsors
Derby seeks sponsors as the Silver Anniversary Soap Box Derby gears up for its June 30 race at Anderson Street. Only two boys are registered. organizers expect up to 73 cars by mid June. Derby Director Jack Humer urges 11 to 13 year olds without sponsors to contact Derby Headquarters at Hunter Chevrolet.
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Anderson
Derby
Hunter Chevrolet
Meridian St
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
MHHS Senior Rites May 23 at Madison Heights High
The sixth annual 1962 senior commence ment at Madison Heights High School will be held Wednesday May 23 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. Baccalaureate Services are Sunday at 3 p.m. in the gym. The High School band will play Pomp and Circumstance during the processional prior to the commencement address by Robert B. Stewart. Diplomas will be presented by Dale Prough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Heights High School
Robert B. Stewart
Robert E. Collier
Dale Prough
Britain Ready to Dispatch Forces to Southeast Asia
Britain announced it is prepared to send military units to support U S troops in Southeast Asia and has alerted an Air Force squadron. Australia and New Zealand also said they stand ready to contribute token forces, drawing protests from Labor supporters and some British papers.
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MacMillan
Laborites
Southeast Asia
London
UPI
Britain
Ond Law
House of
Thailand
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
Harold MacMil
Commons
Hus
Carjacker Snatches Purse Of 74 Year Old In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a man stopped beside Gertrude Moore, 74, as she walked to babysit her granddaughter and grabbed her purse before fleeing. Moore said the purse held only sneakers she values for comfort.
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Indianapolis
Gertrude Moore
Marines Open Camp in Thailand Backing Laos Defense
Marines of the 3rd Battalion 9th Regiment from Okinawa set up a camp at Nong Lahan near Bangkok to back the Laotian government if Communist forces attack southern Laos. About 3,800 Leathernecks unloaded equipment from helicopters and warships as 1st units moved to Udon and other bases along the Mekong. American spokesmen said the mission is defense only, with further reinforcement planned from Army and allied units under Southeast Asia arrangements.
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Banghor
Thailand
Aps
Mekong Rie
Laos
Nong Lahan
Easilly
Bangkok
Elicopters
Don Muang Sirpor
U.S
Uden
Tand Panital
Mekong
Udon
Lass
Kito‘vat
Ubon
Hawai
Kennedy
Britt Macrish
Harold A
Royal Air Force
British Air Ministry
Singapore
Celuma
Vientiane
Mekong River
Pathet Lao
Khrushchev Tours Bulgaria on Farm Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Tolbukhin Bulgaria visiting farm districts and meeting Ivan Prumos and local agriculture specialists. He urged labor for peace and strength, interrupting a briefing to question officials and hear reconnaissance reports from Shevchenko.
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Tolbukhin
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Moscow
Cadillac
Oriet
Black Sea
Varna
Bulgariankov
Ivan Prumos
Enikov
Shevchenko
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Space Flight Postponed Due to Capsule Parachute Issue
Space agency calls off the Mercury 6 mission starring astronaut Scott Carpenter because of a faulty parachute mechanism. Testing with Carpenter and Project Mercury officials leads to last minute changes in the electrical system before a new launch window is set.
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Waveral
UPI
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Federal Space Agency
Rand
Container Corp to Build 200,000 Sq Feet Plant Near Hazlett Area
Container Corporation of America plans a new 200,000 square foot corrugated container plant just north of its Hazlett Chamduas Creso site near Madison Avenue and White River. Construction starts summer with completion expected in January 1963. Architects are Skidmore Owings Merrill. The project includes five older buildings retained for storage and offices and a new street will provide direct access from Madison Avenue.
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NEW Container Corporation
Anderson
Indiana
Container Corporation of America
Anderson Country Club
Container Corporation
Hazlett and
Chamduas Creso
Adele Hbelag
Madison Avenue
White River
Everett C. Jones
Container
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Skidmore, Owings and Merrill
Anderser
Jones d
New Street
Anderson c
Z Container Corporation
Brooke Sefton
Weather snapshot for Fair Isle and Ashe
The forecast calls for mostly fair and hot weather today with high near 40 degrees. Tonight will be warmer with highs around 40 and a low near 78. Sunrise is at 4 28 a.m. Moonset also noted.
Ruben Schweiger Receives 1962 AC Alumni Senior Award
Ruben Schweiger, who came to the United States from Kenya four years ago to attend Anderson College, is named the 1962 Alumni Senior Award recipient at a year end convocation. The event honors seniors, with Robert H. Reardon leading the procession and College Choir under Charles Stanley performing. Schweiger, noted in Who’s Who Among Students, also participates in Sigma Delta national science honor, Kappa Mu Epsilon math honor, and the Business Men's Club at the YMCA.
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Ruben Schweiger
United States
Anderson College
Kenya
British East Africa
al- College E
Nyle Kardatzke
Carolyn Waing
Caio Ind
Ed Bowman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert H. Reardon
Music Reardon
Sigma Dela
Schwi
Christiani
Ymcalthough
Joe Espey
David Telfera
Emlynne
Benton Harbor
Ing Congregational
Kathy Karda
Ton
Jama
Anderson
Charles Stanley
McKeand and Alleman Named to IU Journalism Posts
J J McKeand former Anderson High School yearbook editor won the Postiter Scholarship and will edit the Indiana Daily Student for the first semester next year. Janet Alleman, also a former AHS editor, becomes Associate Editor under McKeand and will write editorials and features.
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Pee J. McKeand
Anderson Igh
Indiana Daily
Indiana University
John E. Stempel
Jour’nals TU
Mc Reand
Post ‘Ter
AHS
Janet Alleman
McKeands
McKeand
Mes
Dale McKeand
6Th St
Ernie Pyle
Dagmar and Stewart Riley
Anderson High School
Indiana Daily Student
Patrick J. McKeand
Poynter
Administration To Stay On Estes Tail
President Kennedy said three times that the administration brought the Billie Estes case to light and would pursue a full inquiry into Texan financiers whose dealings touch Congress and the executive. He noted 73 FBI agents are on the case and promised swift discipline for any federal officials involved. Page 7.
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Washington
Kennedy
Billie Selstes
Estes
FBI
Kenne
Congress
Executive Branch
Laos
U.S
Thailand
Expert to Discuss City Housing Ordinance Session
A spokesman for the citizens committee plans a public meeting to discuss the city's housing ordinance. The session includes a Q and A and is led by a committee member from the housing ordinance working group. The exact location and organizer details are unclear from the text.
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Citizens Committee
Cal Science and Public
Gov
Cission
Young Lee Ying Weeps as Red China Reclaims Girl
Lee Ying, an 18 year old refugee, sobs as she is reportedly sent back to Red China after clutching a photograph, prompting sympathy and offers from American supporters. Hong Kong officials and Canton sources provide conflicting details on the return and number of refugees remaining at holding camps near the border.
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Hong Kong
Lee Ving
Aout Hong
Kong
China
Lee Vir
Hong Kong Morning Post
Eris
PC. Fee
Ndl
Canton
Sikatow
New Arrivals in Anderson area announce births
Born yesterday at St. John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Cox of Markleville a boy. Mr and Mrs Thomas Broderick of 134 Costello Dr a daughter. At Walker Air Force Base Rosewell a child born to MC and Mrs with Chesterfield grandparents and Mr and Mrs Alfred Cade of Peart St as paternal grandparents.
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St. John's Hospital
Robert Cox
Markleville
Thomas Broderick
Costello
Walker Air Force Base
Rosewell
Ani
Cramate Chesterfield
Alfred Cade
Peart St
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Fixer
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Napol
J. Johnson
Lab
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
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Malaya
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Commonwealth
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9Th Regiment
Okinawa
Marines
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Now
Tuesda
Ashe
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Keman
Deasi
New Town
Ind
Scottsburg Chronicle
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College Daily
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Young Lee Ying
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