1871 Law Used By U S In Alabama
UPI report notes the Kennedy administration cited a 1871 reconstruction era law to justify dispatching federal troops to Montgomery Alabama to quell race riots. The article traces prior uses by Grant Cleveland and Eisenhower, and explains the law authorizes federal action to suppress insurrection or obstruction of federal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald H. Nelsen
United Press International Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
Montgomery
Ala
U.S. Grant
Grover Cleveland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Robert F Kennedy
Congress
Grant
United States
Freedom Riders
South Carolina
Ohio
Harding
Eisenhower
101St Airborne Division
Central High
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
National Guard
South
Mason- Dixon Line
Fisnersburg WMS In Renner Home
Fisnersburg Indiana Wom en's Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Church met at the home of Mrs Goldie Renner. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Leo Banks of Manchester Ga and extended family. Nearby births and visits noted with multiple local residents as guests or hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishersburg
Women’s Missionary Society of the Wesleyan Church
Goldie Renner
Leo Banks
Manchester
Don Hiday
Lloyd Boone
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Willa Dean
Wilma Jean Ford
Vincennes
Bertha Wilson
Beatrice Kraus
Nancy Hurlock
John Bodenhorn
Leslie Hale
Anderson
Oscar Davis
Donald O'Brien
Neil
Diane
Earl Rushton
Fred Martin
Everett Willis
Willis
Ethyl Cross and Sons
Mark Conrad
Marion
Carl Horton
Pendleton
Gail Cottingham
British climber and guide conquer Nuptse peak in Everest range
KATMANDU Nepal UPD Mount Nuptse a 25680 foot peak in the Everest range has been conquered by British climber Dennis Davis and Sherpa guide Tashi the Nepalese government announced Tuesday They became the first men to scale Nuptse the feat was accomplished last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
Dennis Davis
Tashi
Davis
Valedictorians Named for Anderson High Class of 1961
Three students Lois Kardatzke Bill McCarty and Jeff Smith are valedictorians for the Anderson High School Class of 1961 earned straight A averages. The Top Ten includes Jean Kinley Stephen Priest David Maine Ann Pflasterer Nanci Newman Jerry Porter Martha Huber and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Kardatzke
Bill McCarty
Jeff Smith
Anderson High School
AHS
Miss Kardatzke
Carl Kardatzke
Hill Street
McCarty
Harold McCarty
Poplar Street
Smith
Carl T. Smith
East 6Th Street
Jean Kinley
Wayne C. Kinley
West 7Th Street
Stephen Priest
James D. Priest
Fairview St
David Maine
Roland Maine
Arrow Ave
Ann Pflasterer
Paul J. Pflasterer
West 12Th St
Nanci Newman
Thomas Newman
Sherman St
Jerry Porter
Luther R. Porter
West 30Th St
Martha Huber
Stanton Huber
Washington Blvd
Donald Wilson
Cecil L. Wilson
Walton St
Charlene Gillaspy
Charles R. Gillaspy
Central Ave
Bill Harper
Aubrin Harper
William Gale
C. W. Gale
Crystal St
Claude Cookman
Lester B. Cookman
West 10Th St
Kathy Rush
Willard C. Shaw
Crestwood
Robert Stoops
E. M. Stoops
Kerrwood
Paula Edwards
Ray Edwards
Pam Beeler
Donald E. Beeler
West 7Th St
Frank
Good Will Class Breakfast and Commencement at Summitville
Summitville The Good Will Class of the Methodist Church enjoyed a May breakfast at the church with many couples and individuals listed as attendees. A large crowd attended the school commencement program featuring Dr. Paul Nesper of Ball State Teachers College as speaker, with music by Robert Cranmer and diplomas presented by Dale Prough. The Daily Vacation Bible School is planned for June 5 to 9 at the Summitville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Methodist Church
D. S. Dyson
Harlan Eaton
H. D. Bruning
Nottingham
Paul Howard
Tom Miller
Herbert Schuckers
Mabel Beeson
Elsie Overshiner
Mabel Denny
Margo Pollard
Robert Cranmer
Dale Prough
Murchison brothers win Allegheny proxy battle
In Baltimore the Murchison brothers of Dallas were declared victors in the Allegheny Corp proxy fight by an 854000 share margin. John D. Murchison vowed no board seats for the defeated opponent.
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Baltimore
UPI
Murchison Brothers
Dallas
Alleghany Corp
John D. Murchison
Allan P. Kirby
Washington
du Pont General Motors
John J. Williams
R-Del
du Pont
AHS Latin Club Sets Street Dance Friday Night
Anderson High School Latin Club sponsors a street dance Friday from 8 to 11 pm in the South Side Junior High School parking lot. Dan Roby, former AHS student now at Indiana University, will DJ. Proceeds fund sending delegates to the national Junior Classical League convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Latin Club
Dan Roby
AHS
Indiana University
South Side Junior High School
Junior Classical League
Egyptians smear asphalt on mummies for embalming aid
A historical note reports that ancient Egyptians smeared asphalt on mummy wrappings to assist the embalming process. The practice reflects material use in burial rites and preservation methods in antiquity.
Hospital Dismissals From St. Johns Hospital Listed
Dismissed patients include Robert Kantner of 235 W Willow and many others such as Mrs Dwight Thomas of McCordsville Mrs Carl Seibert 1542 Cincinnati Ave Carl Wicker 2432 Main St Mrs Robert Becknell 909 Park Ave and numerous additional names with addresses across Anderson Elwood and nearby areas. The list names about thirty individuals including Miss Nancy Whetsel at 1316 W 23rd St and Arch ie Maxwell Rt G Anderson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Thomas
McCordsville
Carl Seibert
Cincinfhali
Carl Wicker
Main St
Robert Becknell
Park Ave
Kenneth Coffee
Archie Maxwell
G. Ander
Summitville CWF Meets at Summitville Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church met at the church with Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson’s group hosting. President Mrs. Harry Schultz led, a thank you note from the Buller family was read, and plans for Vacation Bible School were discussed. A memorial for three deceased members was given by Mrs Earl Allen. new officers will be installed at the next meeting on June 15. Refreshments served to 31 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
Herbert Tomlinson
Harry Schultz
Buller
Ralph Tappan
Earl Allen
Martha van Ness
Summitville School
William Housam
The
Baptist Church
Richard Moore
Entre Nous Club
Helen Cartwright
Rosalind
Students Create Craze By Rolling Ball 28 Miles
Westmont College students start a fad by rolling a bowling ball 28 miles from the Ventura County courthouse to Santa Barbara. Five men take turns propelling the ball in a quirky public stunt that aims to set records and spark interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Meeting Notes With New President and Secretary Named
Morgan opened the meeting and Mrs. Clara Ice, the new president, closed the program. The next regular meeting is planned for September with new secretary Mrs. Elsie Overshiner. Guests included Miss Laura Ann Wolfe Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. Helen Stokes. A social time followed with refreshments. Other members present were dames Ella Wolfe Lilly Warner Edith Long Delight Howard Florence Jones and Juanita Kilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ann Wolfe
Mary Morgan
Helen Stokes
Mewdames Ella Wolfe
Lilly Warner
Edith Long
Delight Howard
Florence Jones
Juanita Kilgore
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Alabama
Groes
Central Indiana
Fisnersburg Wms
Renner
Everest Range
Tfree
Tananarive
Malagasy
America
Good Will
Summitville Methodist Church
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Philadelphia
Reading Co
Paul Gangewere
AHS Latin Club
Lenny Green
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
St. John's Hospital
Robert Kantner
W. Willow
Robert Schier
Ringwood Way
Leonard Larmore
Cincinnati Ave
George Whitlock
Woodside
William Carpenter
Jaysue
Roland Hartley
Brown St
William Wilson
Gaston
Ronald David
Federal
Carl Eaton
W. 9Th
Ronald Kelly
Halford St
Russell Davis
Robert Lanane
Columbus Ave
Agnes Beatty
Prospect
Mary Vanosdol
Vineyard
Dixie Bebout
South Drive
Martha Milam
Delaware St
James Acres
Elwood
Alma Jones
E. Hartman Rd
Beverly Ravenscroft
11Th St
John Hewitt
Nancy Whetsel
23Rd St
Farm Bureau Insurance
Dick Colip
Mgr
Ariel
Decker
Meridian
Slth
Princess
Indiana Bell
Farm Bureau
Fau Bruiaun
Isutance
East Washington Street
Indianapolis, Indiana
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