School Board Sets 1964 65 Salary Schedule In Anderson
The Anderson City School Board presented the 1964 65 salary plan drawing broad support from the Anderson Federation of Teachers though concerns remained on summer salaries duties and professional dues. Starting teacher pay rises to 5200 with top at 8000 for bachelor’s degree and master’s degree scales to 9100 with 225 yearly increments. Five years of previous experience will be fully credited under the new system though coaching extracurriculars and certain contracts are excluded.
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Anderson City School Board
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Federation
Ting
Renomination vote judge seeks recount in 29 vote lay in
Harold Foust north district commissioner4 seeks recount after a 29 vote loss in the Democratic renomination. He filed two petitions with Madison alleging ballot irregularities and misconduct in the official count. Defendants include Brock Stottlemyer and others. election board members named. petition filed by Jerald O Finney for Foust.
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North District
Madison
Walter Carl Isanogle
C. E. Fletcher
Tomas Dillard
Joe L. Davis
Eugene Creagmile
Donald Miller
Maurice Robinson
County Election Board
Jerrald O. Finney
Fisherman claims once caught gal foon twice proves fish identity
In Mossel Bay, South Africa, Ben Groenewald says he released a gal foon for being too small and later reeled in the same fish, now large enough to fry. He insists the tail marks from the first capture prove the return.
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South Africa
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Groenewald
Utah Teachers End Strike After Mass Meeting
About 9,000 Utah teachers jammed the State Fair stadium ending a two day walkout. They voted to refrain from signing contracts for 1964 65 unless a $6 million emergency appropriation and other financial fixes are secured by a special session. Governor Clyde’s refusal to call a session sparked the action.
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Utah
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Utah Location Association
Utah State Fairgrounds Stadium
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UEA
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Evans
East Side Community Club installs officers and reviews projects
Members at Anderson College Student Center installed new officers led by President Sam Hiles. Officers include John Carrington vice president Charles Solid sergeant at arms Earl Wollam treasurer and Keith Jones secretary. Directors Robert Freeman Charles Bates and Wahn Dean were named.
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Sam Hiles
A. J. Broderick
John Carrington
Charles Solid
Earl Wollam
Keith Jones
Robert Freeman
Charles Bates
Wahn
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3Rd St
Bates
Ae Wood
County Commission
Park Place
Colombia's First Lady Su Sana Lopez de Valencia Dies
Colombia's first lady Su Sana Lopez de Valencia died from a heart ailment after a year of illness and critical condition since last Friday. Her death follows a year of illness and ongoing medical care in Bogota.
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UPI
Su. Sana Lopez de Valencia
Warms up as 1980s vibe meets 1950s lows
A brief weather note describes warm 1980s style temperatures with 1950s era cool lows. It records a 69 degree low and times around 7 56 p.m. and 5 28 a.m. for temperature observations.
Anderson College Psychologist Named to ENMU Counseling Center
Dr. William H. Mikesell, renowned psychologist and Anderson College faculty member since 1958, is chosen by Eastern New Mexico University to establish a Counseling Center at its Roswell branch. He will depart June 15 after a Sunday 7:15 p.m. honors dinner. his career spans Wichita, Mississippi College for Women, Washburn, and U of Texas among others.
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William H. Mikesell
Anderson College
Eastern New Mexico University
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Denver
Indiana student drowns at Lake Lawrence
The body of 19 year old Steve McCallion of Odon Indiana and VinCennes University student was recovered Tuesday from Lake Lawrence in Illinois where he apparently drowned while swimming.
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Reformatory Guard Found Dead in Fortville
Lt. Paul E. Davidson, 64, a reformatory guard, was found dead by his wife at their Fortville home. Officials say the fatal gunshot to the head was self inflicted after he reported being stabbed by a bedroom intruder two weeks earlier. Davidson had previously been attacked while grappling with a burglar and had ties to Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis. He was born July 22 1899 in Rush County and leaves widow Ruby and daughter Janet Brouillette.
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Hancock County
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Indianapolis
Rush County
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Elsie Davidson
Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Shelbyville
Janet Brouillette
Denham Springs
Roth’s Edgewood store nears opening after remodeling
Roth's Edgewood store in the Edgewood Shopping Center near Park Road and Nichol Avenue completes a weeks long remodeling. Jan A. Roth and the fixture maker inspected the project with L. F. Wertz overseeing changes by Arthur Henning firm. Associated Builders Inc. won the contract. new floor, ceiling, walls, and a modern year round HVAC system were installed.
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Arthur Henning
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Unions Reject Productivity Pay Increases
The AFL CIO Executive Council rejected Johnsons request to tie pay raises to national productivity gains. It said wage restraints without price and profit controls are unworkable and unfair and urged free bargaining to set wages. The group defended inflation as not presently a threat.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Slayings Aboard Pomona Stir Honolulu Sheriff Probe
The chief suspect Anker Baardsen 42 a Norwegian was rushed to Queen’s Hospital after an apparent suicide attempt. Capt Jacob Natvig 51 of Norway was hacked to death with an axe aboard the Pomona a Liberian registry freighter. The investigation questioned 25 crew members as authorities weighed whether Baardsen or another crewman killed the captain amid heavy drinking and locked-cabin tampering reports.
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Little 500 race set with 33 cars in 16th running
Thirty three cars prepare for the 16th annual Little 500 at Sun Valley Speedway Saturday night at 8. The event sanction is IMCA with Al Smith of Dayton on pole in his No 0 Trimble Buick. Bob Leever is Andersons lone entrant in the No 14 Cadillac powered car amid a field of Ford engines and Ohio ownership.
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al Smith
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Bob Trimble
Anderson
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Madison County tax take tops 7.26 million in spring collections
Madison County Treasurer Egbert Hood reports spring 1964 tax receipts totaling 7,261,766, up 348,288 from 1963. Anderson alone shows 3,205,399. receipts by township and towns across the county are itemized, with semi annual distributions to taxing units to follow.
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Madison County
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Secret Service Agent Charged in Counterfeiting Plot
Chicago reports that Abraham Bolden, 29, a Secret Service agent, was charged with offering to sell a government investigative report to a defendant in a counterfeiting trial. U.S. Attorney Edward Hanrahan said it marked a first taint against the Secret Service as Bolden allegedly sought 50 000 dollars for the file.
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Secret Service
U.S
Republican Women to Meet May 26 in County Club
Announcement states a regular session of the County Women’s Republican Club will be held May 26 at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Frank Pates’ home 1010 Sunset Drive. Principal speaker will be attorney John Scott whose topic is The Will To Win.
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County Women’s Republican Club
Frank Pates
John Scott
Wallace Gains Despite Brewster Victory in Maryland Primary
In Maryland, Senator Daniel Brewster defeats Wallace for the Democratic nomination while Wallace captures about 44 percent of the vote. Beall wins renomination for a third term. Tydings defeats Goldstein for the Democratic challenger to Beall. Republicans back an uncommitted 20 vote delegation to the GOP convention. The primary results show Brewster leading in Baltimore and urban areas, with Wallace strongest on the Eastern Shore and rural counties.
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Laotian Forces Rally for Counterattack in Plain of Jars
A Laotian neutralist commander Lt Col Soulideth reportedly rallies his eight armored cars and regroups a regiment to lift the siege at Bank on the Plain of Jars. Communists warn Kong Le to surrender by 3 pm, while the US pledges readiness to act to preserve Laos neutrality.
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Moonship Model To Go In Orbit
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a Saturn booster will launch an unmanned Apollo moonship model next Tuesday. The test aims to qualify Saturn 1 1 and assess aerodynamic and structural compatibility of the Saturn Apollo pairing for future manned missions to the moon later this decade.
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Security Benefits Rise May Be Asked
The House Ways and Means Committee discussed proposed increases in Social Security retirement payments after a closed-door session with Secretary Anthony Celebrezze. The meeting signals preparation of a bill to raise benefits and addresses the costs and scope of the adjustment.
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House
Ways and Means
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Microphone network found in Moscow Embassy walls
U.S. State Department reports more than 40 listening devices embedded in the U.S. Embassy in Moscow likely installed during 1952 1953 renovations. Ambassador Fay Kohler delivered a formal protest in Moscow as officials review potential security compromises.
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Washington
Auto Safety Check Resumes At City Hall
The Anderson City Traffic Department will resume auto safety checks today from noon to 7 p.m. in front of City Hall at 708 Main St. Lt. Robert Martin said the period serves residents who have not had their vehicles checked for operating safety and noted that many people have inquired about the program.
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Main St
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Traffic Division
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Births Reported From City Hospitals
A girl was born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack McClendon of 1529 Hendricks Street. A girl was born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Actis of 216 Brarable Way. Another girl was born to Mr and Mrs Terry Jones of 1802 East 23rd Street.
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Jack McClendon
Hendricks St
Community Hospital
Ronald Actis
Terry Jones
E. 23Rd St
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