Wallace Must Explain Stand In Alabama
A federal judge orders Gov. George Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why he should not be barred from interfering with the enrollment of Negro students at the University of Alabama. The Justice Department seeks an injunction to enforce federal court orders in the university integration case. Vivian Malone and David McGlathery were set to enroll at Tuscaloosa and Huntsville campuses respectively as the case nears hearings.
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Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Justice Department
Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
U.S
Stybourn H. Lynne
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
David M. McGlathery
U.S. Supreme Court
Alabama
Kennedy
Civil Rights Commission
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Johnson
Officials study next moves after Indiana annexation ruling
The Indiana Appellate Court upheld a Madison Superior Court decision approving a 1957 ordinance annexing most of Anderson Township to Anderson. Remonstrators argued the remonstrance failed to meet statute requirements. the court found no reversible error. Officials noted actions may wait for rehearing or appeals. The move would lift population near 70,000 and raise city valuation. Edgewood and other areas are excluded and may require referenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Appellate Court
Indianapolis
Madison
Anderson Township
Anderson
John Ryan
Ralph Ferguson
Board of Works
State Court
State Supreme Court
A. S. Woolbert
William Hovermale
Terre Haute
Edgewood
River Forest
Woodlawn Heights
Country Club Estates
NATO Ministers Back Unified Nuclear Force Plan
NATO ministers approved a new unified command for existing nuclear forces, pooling 180 British V bombers and three American Polaris submarines to give Europe greater control. The communiqué voiced concern over Soviet actions in Cuba and Laos, while noting Berlin tensions and Soviet posing little interest in equitable solutions.
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Ottawa
UPI
NATO
Cuba
U.S
Dean Rusk
Laos
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Europe
Rusk
Nicholson File Plans Annual Picnic for Employees
Nicholson File has announced its annual employee picnic will be held August 10 with concessions contract signed. Last year the event drew more than 3 500 people and a similar crowd is expected. Anderson plant closes for annual inventory June 28 and reopens July 15 with about 1 000 workers on site.
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Nicholson File
Anderson
State School Funds Shortage Disclosed
A report to the Allen County grand jury by the Indiana State Board of Accounts reveals a $3,050 shortage in funds at the Fort Wayne State School for the mentally retarded. The discrepancy concerns records kept by cashier Mary Ann Place, who served from June 4, 1962, to January 31, 1963.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Mary Ann Place
Poolside wedding ends with plunge in celebration
In Tokyo, a wedding turned playful as the bride Zuihe Atarashi, 22, and groom Toshinori Taguchi, 28, both swimmers, peeled from their gowns and tuxedos to dive into the pool. Guests cheered as they swam hand in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Toshinori Taguchi
Chu University
Zuihe Atarashi
Sugar commitments ease US price surge says Murphy
U S Agriculture Department reports large new overseas commitments for 1963 sugar deliveries. Prices rose to 9 cents per five pounds in some areas amid hoarding and tight world supply. Investigations by Senate Finance and House Banking are announced to probe speculation and profiteering.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
United States
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
Senate Finance Committee
House Banking Committee
Harry F Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Mike Mans
Byrd
House Banking
Lake Charles
Mansfield
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Local Newswomen to Be Honored at National Federation Meet
Indiana hosts the 27th annual National Federation of Press Women convention in Indianapolis June 57 honoring a 50 year member Mrs E C Toner at a dinner. Local hostesses include the Women's Press Club of Indiana with Mrs John E Kleinhenz as general chairman and Mrs Louise A Whitesell as club president. Local firms donate souvenirs for dinners and events.
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America
Indianapolis
Natonal Federation of Press Women
Women’s Press Club of
Indiana
E. C. Toner
Federation
Chicago
Hoosier Club
John E. Kleinhenz
Louise A. Whitesell
John E. Scott
Anderson Herald
Lloyd L. Boyce
Guide Lamp
Delco- Remy
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
Scott
Weather bulletin reports warmer temperatures today
Partly cloudy and warmer with high in the upper 70s today after yesterday's 67. Low around 50s and a low near 46 tonight.
Motor Scooter Crash Kills Lapel Youth Near Ind 13
Keith Leon Milner 17 of Rt. 1 Lapel died late last night when his motor scooter without a headlight collided with a car two miles north of Lapel on Ind 13. A second youth rider and a car passenger suffered injuries. the car driver Jacob Boynton of Crawfordsville was not seriously hurt. The crash may be linked to the missing headlight.
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Lapel
Keith Leon Milner
Rt. 1
Ind. 13
Sheriff's Deputies
Jacob ‘E. Boynton
Crawfordsville
Joe Fide
Elwood
Jerry White
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County Sheriff's Deputies
Purdue University
Louis P. DeFlippo
Alexandria
Ind
Steven Pier
Indianapolis
DeFlippo
East Meadow
New York
C-C Building Plan Discussed at Anderson Chamber Meeting
At a meeting arranged by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Greater Anderson Committee, labor farm and business groups spoke on city county building proposals. Officials noted a June 12 public hearing at Madison Heights High School to discuss a City-County Housing Authority. Thomas McMahan outlined plans for a building housing city and Madison County departments. Attendees included Norman Goodwin CIO AFL Council president Pau Nunn Local 663 Frank Teague Local 662 UAW president Horace Summers and other group representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Greater Anderson Committee
Madison Heights High School
Thomas McMahan
Chamber Committee
Madison County
Norman Goodwin
Madison County Cio-Afl Council
Pau Nunn
Frank Teague
UAW
Horace Summers
Khrushchev Ready for Cuban Visit Says Tass
Moscow reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev accepted an invitation from Fidel Castro for a friendly visit to Cuba with no date set. The leaders signed a joint communique citing Cuba's defense against U.S. attack and pledging greater Soviet military and economic aid, including higher sugar prices.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tass
U.S
Castro
Khrush
United States
Caribbean
Soviet Union
Republic of Cuba
AC Student Wins Honor at Anderson College
Owen C Kardatzke receives his bachelor degree June 17 at Anderson College ceremonies and is named the first recipient of an Atomic Energy Commission fellowship. The Elmore Ohio senior wins an $1800 fellowship plus tuition and travel to study nuclear science at Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies and may attend Penn State or Maryland for a master's in nuclear physics. He is son of Mr and Mrs Arlin Kardatzke and nephew of the late Dr Carl Kardatzke, with brother Nyle leading Anderson College Student Council in 1961 62 and now with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen C. Kardatzke
Anderson College
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Elmore
Ohio
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
U. S
Kardatzke
Delco Remy Employees Hit New Payroll Bond Goal
Delco Remy workers surpassed 75 percent participation in payroll savings bonds during a nine day drive ending yesterday. Plant office staff reached 99 percent, while overall division participation climbed to over 78 percent, a new benchmark for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Anderson High School Awards Day Climaxes Season
Anderson High School held its In School and Out-of-School Awards Day in the gym with 2,500 attendees. Scholarships trophies keys pins and certificates recognized top students and various clubs and organizations presented by multiple local figures and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Tri Kapa
George Vaught
Karen Clevenger
Cheryl Fenwick
American Association of University Women
Public Monday set for sales tax plan details
Indianapolis report on 2 percent sales tax coming July 1. Revenue Commissioner James C. Courtney to outline brackets and filing requirements after talks with the advisory council and Governor Welsh. He notes 100000 applications for merchant certificates prepared in seven hours by 65 staff.
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Indianapolis
UPI
James C. Courtney
Welsh
Courtney
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
In Anderson area births list several newborns with parents and addresses. At St. Johns Hospital a girl born to Mr and Mrs Richard Bennett 207 Willow Lane and a boy to Mr and Mrs Edgar Ward 523 Davis Dr. At Community Hospital a boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Lane 2316 Silver St and a boy to Mr and Mrs James Vaughn 2737 Dakota Dr. A girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Allen Alexandria a girl and a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Griffey Fortville. A girl to Mr and Mrs Fred Richardson Alexandria and a girl to Mr and Mrs Tommy Dubar Ingalls. A boy to Mr and Mrs Johnnie Lackey of l at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. Grandparents listed for the Lackey child are Mrs Jake Renner Lapel and Mr Carl Lackey Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Richard Bennett
Willow Lane
Edgar Ward
Davis Dr
Community Hospital
Donald Lane
Silver St
James Vaughn
Dakota Dr
Larry Allen
Alexandria
Richard Griffey
Fortville
Fred Richardson
Tommy Dubar
Ingalls
Johnnie. Lackey
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Jake Renner
Lapel
Carl Lackey
Anderson
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Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
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Robert G. Falls
Falls Court
Terry Henry
Harold Henry
E. 7Th Street
David L. Adams
Center
Herald
AHS
Vivian Maine
Linda Colvill
Grace Billman
Ann Barrow
American Legion
Paul W. Kelley
Richard Kappeler
Hoosier Boys
Alan Burnett
John Newbury
Bill Felts
Jackie
Tim Tappatoon
Helen Valentine
U. Music Clinic
Ellen Andrews
Anderson Board of Realtors
Mary Hendricks
Terry Gillespie
Tom Krebs
Business & Professional Women's Club
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