Jones Wins Indy 500 in Record Pace Before 250000
Californian Parnelli Jones shattered the Indy 500 speed record and defeated Lotus Ford challenger Jim Clark in a dramatic Memorial Day run. About 250,000 fans roared as Jones led from the start, making three pit stops and finishing 34 seconds ahead of Clark amid nine caution periods.
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Gordon Cooper
Scotland
Jim Clark
Retiring School Board Clerk Honored After 43 Years
A retirement dinner honored Miss Gertrude Plotner clerk of the Anderson School Board for 43 years and Mrs Ke land Davies retiring after nine years as secretary at Seventh Street and Columbia cated schools Both received gifts of 17- Earlier this week the Navy gage at the dinner Photographs of the Thresher were presented to Boston for the court of inquiry and the port of Boston was cited in the ceremony The Submarine Thresher sank about 220 miles east of the New England coast during a search effort
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Gertrude Plotner
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Trieste
Anderson Board
Boston
Don's
Eng
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Jturah Davies
Street
Hiawatha
Columbia
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Plotner
Alton W. Grenfell
Bostemior
Court of Inquiry
Ecuadorian Warships Seize U S Fishing Boats In Poaching Scan
In Guayaquil Ecuadorian warships corral 18 U S fishing vessels into Salinas Harbor amid a tuna war dispute. The incident accompanies U S grants to Indiana mental health and education programs, raising questions about maritime enforcement and cross border tensions.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
UPD
U.S
Salinas Harbor
Advance City GOP Plans Drivers Warned By Safety Group
A National Safety Council report on Memorial Day weekend traffic tolls notes record pace of fatalities. A high speed crash near Cornwall Connecticut killed seven. another crash at a stop sign raised deaths further. State police and council officials warn the holiday period will see dozens more deaths, with projections of 4350 to 530 fatalities. The article also covers city GOP meetings in Anderson, naming Howard Ehrhart as city chair and outlining precinct posts and campaign activity.
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National Safety Council
Cornwall
Conn
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Mobile
Unionville
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Iderson
Frank
Abrendt
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Agnes Whelchel
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David Hitchcock
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Highland Summer Reading Clinic Sessions Set
A detailed report covers a June 8 public hearing in Indianapolis led by Congressman James B. Uttoft as a star witness. The event, modeled after Washington hearings, runs 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the I.8.T.A. Building and features local board members and a slate of speakers addressing concerns over government subversion and administration policies.
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California
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William Sparrenberger
Harry Everingham
Chicago
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ML Tenney
Rowdy noon protest at Lanier Junior High in Jackson
About five screaming Negro students staged a noon hour anti segregation demonstration at Lanier Junior-Senior High School in Jackson Mississippi. They hurled rocks at 56 helmeted police officers, injuring two. A 17-year-old girl was arrested for abusive language and resisting arrest, and a 36-year-old Negro woman jailed for attacking a policeman.
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UPL
Pope Rally Shows Resolve Despite Stomach Tumor
Pope John NXT, age 81, in Rome says he is very ready for death and hopes to close the Ecumenical Council while seeking world peace. His chief physician notes a marked rally as the pontiff travels from Bologna as doctors monitor a suspected cancerous stomach growth. In other health news, Lucy Senuyier returns from St John’s Hospital after a broken hip.
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UPI
John Nxt
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Italy
Gasbarrini
God
Vatican
Washington thief sentenced in Peoria Police Court
In Peoria a 38 year old man named Washington pleaded guilty to a theft of eight pairs of trousers from a local department store and was sentenced to one year in jail. The case was heard in Police Court.
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Peoria
GPT
George Washington
Washington
YMCA Adventure Day Camp Plans Ready
The Anderson YMCA Adventure Day Camp will be held at Davis Park 3.9 miles west of downtown Anderson on Ind 32. The two week sessions include swimming, archery, crafts, hiking, games, and overnight housing with daily meals and insurance. Family night concludes each two week period with awards and counselor meet-and-greet. registered campers include Kelly D Anspach, Gregory Reid, Brice P Cleaver, amid others.
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Brice P. Cleaver
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Kevin Dict
New Arrivals Born at St John's Hospital and Alexandria
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Williams of 602 Meridian St at St Johns Hospital. Another boy arrived to Mr and Mrs John Smith of Alexandria. Mr and Mrs Daniel Reeves of 40512 Alexandria Pike also welcomed a son. The birth notice is from Community Mains Hospital.
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Kenneth Williams
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Carolyn Campbell
E. Ames St
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Richard DeBolt
Central Ave
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Alexandria Pike
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Qlarence A. Johnson
E. 26Th St
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James Si. Yattaw
15Th St
St John’s Hospital
John Williams
Meridian St
John Smith
Alexandria
Daniel Reeves
Saint John's Hospital Names New Lay Advisory Board Members
Sister Mary outlined the disaster drill findings for the Medical Staff and Saint John's Lay Advisory Board during the quarterly meeting. Newly elected members Robert Austin George Blansette Wilbur Martin Raymond Sokol and Peter Mariani outlined construction plans and a Mock-up Room tour showcased the planned patient room for the new facilities. Retiring members include Mrs C A Biassaras and Charles M Weis.
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William E. Schofield
M. Ray Weiler
Eeel
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Hickey
Moral Hospital
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C. H. Mier
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Robert H. Reardon
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St. John's Hospital
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Charles E. Humphrey
John E. Hodson
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