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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

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Bridge Repairs Planned After County Study

The Madison County Commissioners consider bids on four major bridge projects. A 72 foot Killbuck Creek span near Prosperity Road will be rebuilt after engineers deem repair unfeasible. New bridges in Fall Creek and Alexandria are planned with costs totaling around 200,000 to 343,000. Pope John XXIII cancels private audiences for a nine day period amid reports of weakness and a planned Pentecost engagement in June.

Madison County Bowers Moonsville Killbuck Martin Milling Prosperity Rd John Nc Vatican City UPI John XXIII Board of Commissioners Countydiences Joe Armington High Wall- 4 Ago St. Peter's Pope Ind Cologne Germany Jesse Biddle Ralph McCord Harold Foust

Two Hurt In Crash Near Alexandria

A one car crash north of Alexandria injures driver Jerry L. Ewing 17 and passenger Frances Knapp 17. Both are in serious condition at Community Hospital. Police say the car veered off the road, hit a bridge abutment, spun, and rolled multiple times at high speed.

Alexandria Jerry L. Ewing Monroe St Frances Knapp Clinton St Vics Tims

Turkey Puts the university announced It had agreed to admit Miss Malone

A garbled account describes a ceremonial event with Lady Bird Johnson in a front seat and applause for an astronaut. It mentions honors to the astronaut’s mother and a presidential plane, amid conflicts about school holidays and public support for a program adoption in the capital.

The University Miss Malone McGlather Lady Bird Johnson View Oklahoma J. J. Truscott Indiana Diana S Vole

Nato Turkish uprising dominates Ankara and Washington talks

NATO and Turkish officials seek to stabilize Ankara after an abortive coup led by Aydemir. Turkish President Gursel and Prime Minister Erim promise to protect the constitution as rebels surrender. U.S. officials report Berlin talks and NATO planning proceed while martial law considerations loom in Istanbul and Izmir.

Wienes Senate Aydemir Ankara Inonu National Assembly Stikker NATO U.S Dean Rusk Britain France West Germ White rejCemal Gursel Robert 5. McNamara Lord Home Couve de Murville West Germany Gerhard Schroeder Berlin Washington Anatoly Dobrynin

Wilbur Sayre 79 dies after long illness in Anderson

Wilbur Sayre 79 of Anderson formerly of Alexandria died at 11 30 a m Tuesday at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after an extended illness He was an electrician and former Delco Remy employee He had lived in Anderson 33 years and was born in Cottageville West Virginia Surviving spouse Mary two sons Clarence and Clayton Swindell daughter Gladys all listed relatives Funeral at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria 1 30 p m Friday burial Alexandria Park View Cemetery calling after 1 p m Thursday

Wilbur Sayré Alexandria Pike Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis Delco Remy Ander Alexandria Cottageville W. Va Christian Church Knights of Pythias Lodge Karl M. Kyle Alexandria Parkview Cemetery Funeral

Deaths In Five Petitions Madison Nearby Counties Studied

Lilburn M. White 90 of Carthage Rush County died at home after an extended illness. Funeral at a son's Carthage residence with Rev. Harry Cooper in charge. Burial Walnut Midge Cemetery. Lora Ann Young four month old daughter of Darrell and Margaret Young Frankton died at home. Born Jan. 18 Mercy Hospital. Survived by parents sister Tammy four grandparents all of Edmonson Ky. Body to Edmondson Ky for funeral. George C. Harper Funeral Home handled arrangements. Georgia Elliott 72 Middletown died Monday at Community Hospital. Services at Noblesville’s Trumbull Steel Mills worker, later St Christian Church. Burial in Mules Township Cemetery. Laura Mae Trees 84 Warrington Nazarene Church member died Sunday. Service conducted at Warrington Nazarene Church. Burial in McCray Cemetery. Melvin Reed 83 Summitville final rites at Vinson-Hasler Funeral Home. Burial Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Frederic E. Albright 70 Crawfordsville died Monday. Retired Sears Roebuck employee. Burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Wife Ethel, daughter Erica, cousin Raymond Albright survive. Havel B. Briley 37 died Sunday. Services Vinson-Hasler Funeral Home today. Burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery.

Alburn White Wilkinson Lilburn M. White Carthage Ripley Township Rush County Harry Cooper Charittesville Friends Church Burns Walnut Midge Son Funeral Home Lora Ann Young Frankton Lora An Young Darrell Margaret Young Frankton Mercy Hospital Ed Ault Tammy Edmondson George C. Harper Funeral Home Jag Neva Oelian Noblesville Laura Mae Trees War of the Masonic Lodge Eagles Ringlun Moose Lodge Warrington Nazarene The Elks All Church Daisy M Russell Roberts Lewis Metsker McCray Ava Tan Daulane Lloiru LU Umugelo Jayne Theard Mary Louise Foley India Church Servanapolis Leonard Condo and Son Metsker Grand Rapids Mich Arvine Melvin Reed Summitville Melvin F. Reed Robert/milville Will Pebley First Christ Vinson-Hasler Crownland Nobles John Pattison Sumville Purdue University Tillman E Dora Ammerman Albright Crawfordsville Ethel City Library Erica Albright Raymond Albright Waltz and Hiday Monroe G. Schuster Oak Hill Cemetery Charles King Greenfieldment John Fisher Kennedy Garces Madison Ave Baker Brothers Paul Jordan America Peninacle Indianapolis Yepplewood Cemetery United States

East Side Club installs new officers for year

The East Side Community Club held its final meeting at the new student center on E 3rd St with Charles Bates presiding. New officers installed at 10:30 a.m. included Robert Freeham?. Keith Jones secretary. Earl Wollam treasurer. Charles Solid sergeant at arms. Directors named Dow Roush Ray Westerman Myrl Preston Donald Hull Marion Withern. Funeral rites and local notices follow in this section.

East Side Community Club 3Rd St.ass Ron Warfield Charles Bates Hirley Newbern Shirley Newhern Walter Haldeman Ilacas Nffice 10Th St Ket Robert Free Berthaman Sam Hiles Keith Jones Union City Earl Wollam Charles Solid Sargent At Arms McClain Auto Agency Roush Ray Westerman Myr Preston Donald Hull Marion Church

Governor's defiant stance quoted on racial entry at Alabama campus

Governor continues from page one stating sovereignty and a pledge to bar any Negro attempting to roll at the University of Alabama. Madison County Plan Commission set for Thursday to consider five rezoning items including Hilltop Addition apartment plans and Wheelocks Addition fruit market, Mount Hope Insurance office, North Anderson storage room, and a service station at 2228 Broadway leased by United Of Service from Clara M. Lenz.

Wallace FBI Bell Cole Frazier Paden Barnett Meredith U.S. Marsh Ewing King Teamsters Nashville Fed Len Dorfman Chicago Nienine Gillance Teamsters Union Autherine Lucy University of Alabama Aty Campbell Inkster, Mich Usss Laalings Miss Malone Glathery Stzy Lathetine Lucy Dmd Hoffa Carriers, Inc Detroits Malone and McGlather Varsity Dean R Liberation Madison County Plan Commission Hursday W. Ton Walker Hilltop Addition 11Th and Hetty Sts Richard Bilyeu Wheelocks Noble Ave Joseph O'Neill Mount Hope Addition Broadway Bel W. Merrill Bagwell i North Anderson Crystal and Cross ‘Sts United of Service Clara M. Lenz

Plan splits wheat into two classes with quotas

The proposal would divide wheat into two classes with a $2 bushel support for domestic and export wheat and $1.30 support for excess allotment used for livestock. It also offers $300 million in land diversion payments and argues the plan boosts grower returns to about $2.3 billion for the 1964 crop, while opponents warn of tighter controls across farming.

Kennedy American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Orville L. Freeman Auch National Grange National Farmers Union The National Farm Organization National Wheat Growers Association

Library Closing for Funeral Rites at Anderson

The Anderson Carnegie Public Library will close 9 a.m. to 12 noon for funeral services of Fredric Albright husband of librarian Ethel Albright. After the ceremony, the library will reopen on its normal schedule. Judge Arthur A. Osborn of Marion was elected grand master at Indiana Masons annual grand lodge meeting in Indianapolis.

Anderson Carnegie Fredric Albright Albright Anderson Libraran Ethel Albright Indianapolis Arthur A. Osborn Marion Indiana Masons

Hoosier Wheat Growers Vote in Referendum Polls

Indiana wheat growers vote in a June referendum with turnout said to be strong among smallholders. The measure, open to growers with under a half acre, seeks changes in farming policy and marks a shift in participation.

School Board Meeting Reviews Rooftop Fire Gear and Finances

The School Board continued business reviewing issues from rage one plies to roofing materials and cafeteria operations. Present were President Fred Matthews, Secretary Margaret Knight, Treasurer A George Harrison, member Maurice W Fleece, Supt G E Ebbertt, Attorney Lee B Fidler, and Business Manager James Wellinger as shown in the minutes.

Anderson High School Athletic Association Fred Matthews Margaret Knight A. George Harrison Maurice W. Fleece G. E. Ebbertt Lee B. Fidler James Wellinger Eae Ae Sg Ae

Indiana Wheat Referendum Campaign Draws Strong Farm Group Support

The referendum drew 50 to 55 percent in favor and was seen as a victory for the Indiana Farm Bureau which opposed the new wheat program. The bureau led a broad coalition including the Indiana Farmers Union Grange and National Farmers Organization under the Indiana Wheat Referendum Committee to rally yes votes.

Ween Indiana Farm Bureau The Bureau Indiana Farmers Union Grange National Farmers Organization Indiana Wheat Referendum Committee

List of faculty members names reading aloud

A roster of faculty names appears in the text including Wick Jerry Poston Kathy Ray and others such as Nancy Hutton Tim Carpen ter Linds Bobbett Pam Pearson Thom Hardwick Bill Msuck Phyllis Hofer Janie Robinett Gene Finley Jackie G Wiley Connie Reardon Mary Reeder Wilma Harper Cynthia White Wanda Philips and Tom Sipes.

Pare One Wick Jerry Poston Kathy Raymore Nancy Hutton Tim Carpenter Linds Bobbett Pam Pearson Thom Hardwick Bill Msuck Phyllis Hofer Janie Robinett Gene Finley Jackie G. Wiley Connie Reardon Mary Reeder Wilma Harper Cynthia White Wanda Philips Tom Sipes

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