AHS Pupils Win Year End Awards At Anderson High
Top scholars from Anderson High School were honored on Honor Day at the Paramount Theatre. Over 250 students received in school and out of school awards including certificates, plaques, trophies and keys. Recipients included Jon Hunt Patty Pearson Mark Barron Douglas Barron and Carol Nahrwold among others with National Merit recognition listed for many seniors.
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AHS
Anderson High School
Mark Barron
Milford Barron
W. 11Th St
Herald Phata
Patty Pearson
Jonnes
Yester- Hunt
Anderson
Ruth Gilmore
John Thomp
Paramount Theatre
Rex Ahrendt
Townsend Albright
Janet Alle
Effortsman
Douglas Barron
Mark Bar
Ron
Patricia Binkley
Ross Boy
Jer
Clifford Gilmore
Ruth Giles
Representa More
Clark Harrison
David
Nancy Lee
Jeanne Phillips
Beverley Miller
Karen McKay
Beth Ann Robinett
Curtis Jones
Patty Ann Goss
Sally Keller
Stanley Schumacher
Cathy McCracklin
Carol Nahrwold
Steve Watson
Carla Ewald
Joseph Speece
Willkie Calls For Focus On Book Knowledge In Schools
Salem West Virginia Philip H Willkie urged public schools to teach what they do best book knowledge of the ages rather than practical skills. He spoke during Salem College commencement where he received an honorary degree. He challenged PTA leader Mrs Jane C Parker to a debate on curriculum, noting she declined.
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Salem
W. Va
UPI
Philip H. Willkie
Hushville
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Salem College
Jane C. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
PTA
Philadelphia
Parker
Herter Links U2 Spy Flight to Khrushchev Weakness
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter said Khrushchev’s power in Russia may have been undermined by the American U2 spy plane incident. He spoke at a congressional inquiry into the Eisenhower administration’s handling of the flight and the ensuing collapse of the summit.
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Washington
UPI
Christian A. Herter
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Herter
Eisenhower
Vlanco Af Tha Siimarth Balla
Paris
Khrushchev
Branham Receives Fourteen-Year Sentences on Three Counts
Homer F E Branham, 25, was convicted in Madison County Circuit Court on three felonies and sentenced to 14 years in prison. Judge Carl T. Smith ordered Branham to Indiana Reformatory with three concurrent terms and parole eligibility in two years. He warned Branham as a three time loser that a post release charge could yield a life term. Branham faced assault with intent to murder, conspiracy to burgle, and burglary conspiracy involving plans at Continental Baking Co. in North Anderson and a 1959 burglary plot at 33 Club in Anderson. He was linked to other burglaries and beatings including Terry Ellis of Moonville. Additional charges included robberies at Vanderjuit's Dairy Bar and Anelflo's Pizzeria. Sheriff said Branham would be moved to the reformatory next week after precommittment formalities. Also in circuit court, Robert J Kidd, 15, was given 25 years at Indiana Reformatory on second degree burglary and delinquency, suspended on probation.
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Homer FE. Branham
Madison County
Carl T. Smith
Branham
Indiana Reformatory
Braham
Husky
Continental Baking Co
North Anderson
Dan Priest
Calvin Cannon
Charles Whitehead
Frank Mears
Anderson
Terry Ellis
Moonville
Vander Juit’s
Chesterfield
Anelflo's
Somerset
Harold Goehring
Reformatory
Smith
Robert J. Kidd
Kidd
United Nations Council Rebuffs Russian Move to Censure US
UPI reports the UN Security Council approved a resolution urging renewed talks at the summit with 6 of 9 votes for the censure attempt on espionage flights rejected. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko denounced Eisenhower as perfidious and hypocritical as Russia abstained on the final vote. The measure, sponsored by Argentina Ceylon Ecuador and Tunisia, calls all governments to refrain from force in international relations and to respect existing commitments.
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UPI
United Nations Security Council
Russia
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Ceylon
Ecuador
Tunisia
Poland
Argentina
West
Gromyko
Virgil Fox
Wespons Praimecu
Casavant Freres
Riverside
New
Army
Navy
Imstru
Alain
Council
Hoosier
America
National Union Committee
Turkiye Coup Cheers as Menderes Ousted
Jubilant crowds in Istanbul celebrate the ousting of Premier Adnan Menderes and his ministers after an early morning military coup. Arrests follow. a military spokesman hints at a possible trial while signaling shifts in Soviet policy and Western alliance tensions.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Church Plans Move Amid Turmoil and Transition
Across a period of upheaval a local church prepares a move as leadership asserts independence while editors and citizens seek calm. Volunteers finish cleaning and setup in the new building on College Drive as the old structure is donated to Anderson College for use in worship and education.
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Dark Place Church of God
College Drive
RE. Std St
New Park Place
Church of God
E. St. St
Vermont
Eastside
Herald
US To Penalize Castro By End Of Economic Aid
The article discusses potential penalties by the United States against Cuba's Castro regime tied to the end of economic aid. It notes international reactions, mentions various figures, and references a council for Officers and a Turkish meats item, with fragments indicating political and espionage topics.
Seven Hurt In Area Crashes After Memorial Day Weekend
Three separate traffic crashes within an hour injured seven people. At least one victim, Mary Barr, 33, of Indianapolis, was hospitalized with severe head injuries after a head-on collision on Ind 38 near Pendleton. Gregg Barr, 11, also injured, and two servicemen were treated for back injuries. In another crash near Ind 39 and Ind 109, a car carrier truck collision sent a woman and a man to St John’s Hospital for treatment. A final crash near Hardscrabble involved the Barrs’ vehicle and a truck. The truck driver, William C. Stevier, 49, of Kentland, reported no injuries. UPI report notes steady Memorial Day weekend traffic and ongoing investigations.
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Burton
Anderson
St. John's Hospital
Ind
Cary
Mary A. Barr
Indianapolis
Gregg
Ind. 38
Pendleton
Barr
Young Barr
William C. Stevier
Kentland
Headon
William Stover
Herald
Little 500 Time Trials Resume at Anderson
Time trials resume at 10 oclock for the Little 500 at Anderson Sun Valley. Sixteen cars have qualified. 17 positions remain. The race starts tonight at 6:30 with James Bret Maverick Garner driving the pace car. Deputy Sheriff Jack Castor reports a rear-end collision involving Maxwells 2 Larkin of Indianapolis and Jerry Burton of Anderson. Burton and Morrison, of Muncie, were stopped at a signal. Larkin was jailed for public intoxication. A four-car crash at Ind 32 and Costello Dr left three injured, treated and released. Deputy Silvey notes another collision on Ind 12 between Alexander and Johnson with no injuries.
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James Bret Maverick
Garner
Sherif Jack Castor
Maxwells
Larkin
Indianapolis
Jerry C
Burton
Rt. 1
Anderson
Lenettal
Morrison
Muncie
Castor
Ind. 32
Costello Dr
Pauline E. Kiger
Hilda Rinker
Noblesville
Ruth B. Kennedy
St. John’s‘ Hospital
Don Silvey
R. H. Alexander
Ind
John E. Johnson
Nichol Ave
Johnson
Alexander
Marian Scarborough
Neward
Del
Colum
Betty Burton
Ind. 67
Junction
Jack Castor
Maxwell Larkin
Maxwell
Herald
Barber Extends Lead in Indianapolis Invitational Golf
Jerry Barber led the $50,000 Indianapolis Invitational with 36 holes totaling 130, six under par, while Paul Harney Dave Ragen Frank Stranahan and Freddie Haas remained near the top at 1465. Campbell qualified for the final rounds with 140, as the cut hovered around 145.
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Indianapolis
Jerry Barber
Paul Harney
Dave Ragen
Frank Stranahan
Freddie Haas
Barber
Quest | Golf Club
Sanders
Chick
Harbert
Don Finsterwald
Jerry Pittman
Diug Ford
Johnny Pott
Weeks
Joan
Jack Burke
Wort
Pott
Burke
Campbell
Joe Campbell
Anderson
New York City
Jerry Barker
Indianapolis Speedway
Census seals locked outside Paradise gates sparks dispute
Census Bureau locked 3,005 seals outside Paradise gates while reporting a 1960 population of 8,321. The Paradise Chamber of Commerce disputes the figure, proposing 11,236 and contends natural boundaries are unclear. Chamber secretary Ing Baldinger notes the southern residential area may belong to Butte County.
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Calif
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Ing Baldinger
Chamber
Census Bureau
Butte County
Memorial Day Weather Outlook For Indiana
Weathermen forecast good conditions to start Memorial Day weekend in Indiana with cool, partly cloudy Saturday and a chance of showers in the north and east on Friday. Forecasters say Memorial Day itself remains uncertain as showers could return.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St John’s Hospital list several newborns. William Hinshaw and wife of Pendleton welcome twin girls. Paul York of Forrest Terrace has a boy. William Wallace and spouse of Chesterfield welcome a girl. Donald Hill and partner on Arrow Avenue greet a girl. William McIntyre and spouse on West 4th Street have a boy. Tony Castonon and resident on West 2nd Street announce a boy.
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William Hinshaw
Pendleton
Paul York
Forrest Terrace
William Wallace
Chesterfield
Donald Hill
jArrow Ave
William McIntyre
4Th
Tony Castonon
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