Branigin Keeps Hatchett and Anderson in Posts
Indiana Governor Branigin retains John T. Hatchett as Department of Administration commissioner and Maj. Gen. John S. Anderson as Indiana adjutant general. Both serve in Welsh’s administration and Branigin takes office January 11 amid Democratic leadership contests in the General Assembly.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Gavy
Roger D. Branigin
John T. Hatchett
Department of Administration
Sioner
John S.anderson
Indiana
Welsh
Branigin
Wabash Cannonball Collides With Freight Train
In Logansport Indiana the famed Wabash Cannonball passenger train collided with a freight train. No details on casualties or damages are provided in the brief report.
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Logansport
Ind
Congo Murky Advance Near Stanleyville Amid Crisis
Forces on the move in the Congo report advances toward Stanleyville with an assault force of about 200 whites driving toward Lualaba crossings. Officials say the crossing at Lowa is underway as fighting reportedly eases. Belgian, Kenyan, and U S authorities discuss captives and mediation as mercenaries tighten the siege.
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Punia
Stanleyville
Lowa
Omevera Opyecunytauc
Lualaba
Upper Congo
Congo
Paul-Henri Spaak
Brussles
Christophe Gbenye
Gbenye
Nairobi
Detectives Report Plane Crash After Money Purse Theft
Investigators describe a midair explosion as a plane with 39 passengers and four crew members crashed after contact with the Angelholm air field was broken. Authorities note bad weather prevented a scheduled stop at Halmstad and ambulances ferried the injured and dead from the scene.
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Halmstad
Alle
Snowbound roads spark northern Indiana pileups
Frigid conditions caused a 10 car collision near the Toll Road and multiple wrecks on U S 24 and U S 12 In Mishawaka Marion and Lafayette areas heavy snows and 20 to 35 mph winds reduced visibility as authorities reported several fatalities and injuries including the death of Kenneth Curren a 37 year old from Holmesville in a rear impact involving a flatbed rig.
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Page One
U.S. 35
Royal Center
South Bend
Indiana
Yeu
White
Lafayette
U.S. 24
Monticello
Icy roads blamed for early season injuries and deaths
Police report multiple mishaps from icy streets and highways after the first snow. John W. Reeves, 2919 Monroe St., involved in a one car crash on the 10th St. bridge. A hunting accident near Huntsville injured Ralph E. Walling, 23, of 3314 New York St., Indianapolis, who recovered at Community Hospital. Also listed are numerous local legal notices and several fatal crashes including Helen Eberly, 73, and Walter Rachel, 79, Terre Haute, and a car crash in Mount Carmel that killed Charles Deeds. Timothy Beavers, 9 months, died when his father's car hit a pole in Hendricks County.
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Martin Stucker
Indianapo
Bylis
Alva Ellis
Marion County
Page Ane
John W. Reeves
Monroe St
10Th St
Ralph E. Walling
New York St
Indianapolis
Huntsville
Community Hospital
Walling
James Leer
Fall Creek
Helen Eberly
Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Walter Rachel
Charles Deeds
U.S. 40
Mount Meri
Ndian
Timothy Scott Beavers
Hendricks County
Walter ‘Beavers
Gardner Infant Dies in Pendleton and Obituary Notes
Michael Lee Gardner five month old son of Lonnie and Vicki Gardner of Pendleton died Friday at StJohns Hospital Indianapolis born June 16 1964 at Indiananalis Surviving include sister Kimberly grandparents Raymond Gardner Pendleton and Mary Chapman Richmond and great grandparents Ruth Phipps Indianapolis Earl Gardner Ind At Grace Baptist Church revival services planned with Homer Cole Pendleton Christian Church host pastor burial Huntsville Cemetery Rev Don Camp noted as host pastor referenced in obituary items
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Michael Lee Gardner
Lonnie
Vicki Chapman
West St
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Hanital
Kimberly
Raymond Gardner
Mary Chapman
Richmond
Ruth Phipps
Indianapolis
Earl Gardner
Grace Baptist
Galls
Leo Ovens Carle
Indy
Daly
Homer. Cole
Pendleton Christian Church
Huntsville Cemetery
Reputation and aims of Soviet leader recalled in editorial
The piece recalls a Soviet leader’s push for peaceful transition to Communism in advanced economies, reproaches him for sabotaging national liberation movements, and criticizes his stance toward Yugoslavia Albania and China. It notes his hostile stance to Mao Zedong and efforts to unite Communist economies under a Soviet plan.
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National Liberation Movement
Communist Party of China
Mao Tzetung
China
Council For Economic Mutual Relations
McNamara policy clash sparks defense base closings debate
McNamara defends private use of unneeded bases while critics led by Sen. Russell demand scrutiny. The piece also reports obituaries for Elmer F. Wilson of Fortville and Ernest McCubbins of Noblesville with funeral details and survivors listed.
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Richard B. Russell
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Senate
Armed Services Committee
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Department of Defense
Clifford FP. Case
R-N.s
Congress
Madison Heights Student Wins DAR Contest
Pamela Furnace, Madison Heights High School senior, won the school's Daughters of American Revolution contest and will represent the school in county, state, and national levels if she advances. Second place tied between Ann Dillie and Pam Hunter. several other students participated in the test.
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Madison Heights
Miss Furnace
Forrest D. Furnace
Lindberg Road
Senoor
Ann Dillie
Pam Hunter
Linda Hunnicutt
Lynn Frazier
Kathy Matter
Ann Addington
Cynthia Johnson
Shirley Rosner
Margie Kimble
Terrie Applegate
Becky Kuch
Peggy Dwyer
Va Lucas
Helen Wagoner
Cindy Baker
Brenda Dishman
Nan Nottingham
Gloria Gemberling
Sue Elsten
Eileen Simkin
Judy Dulin
Sharon Dunwiddie
Auto Makers Near 200000 Car Week Record
Ward's Automotive Reports said the U.S. auto industry may reach a 200000 car week soon but only after Ford resumes peak operations. GM produced an all time high 104910 cars this week, underscoring strong output.
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UPI
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U.S
Ford
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Court Records Touch On Assorted Military Trials And Delays
State cases include Darrell E. Jackson charged with assault and battery with forged instrument and a not guilty plea entered. trial by jury set Dec 1 in CAPE KENNEDY. Frank Smith Jr faces first degree burglary with affidavit and delays. trial by launch of Titan 3A1 postponed to Dec 15 as project officials reschedule to test telemetry gear.
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Norman Mitchell
J Bayne Burton
Jack Ailstock
J. Bayne Burton
Ronald Brown
Terry Duckworth
James Burke
Robert Ray Hampton
Albert Leroy Page
Ray A. Taylor
Eugene Bunch
Ronnald Colvin
Clyde Walden
Archie Cobb
Darrell E. Jackson
Cape Kennedy
Jackson c
Air Force
Frank Smith, Jr
Tailored Clearing House program joins community services
Among organizations forming the Clearing House are the Community Services Council and groups such as the Department of Public Welfare Red Cross Home Service Family Welfare township trustee probation officer of Circuit Court Employment Security Division Social Security Division vocational rehabilitation city schools Christian Center Urban League Mental Health and Salvation Army.
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Red Cross Home Service
Circuit Court
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Mental Health
Salvation Army
Record of early winter storm toll and cold wave
The weather system caused at least three deaths in Iowa, three in Illinois, two in Indiana, and one each in Wisconsin and Tennessee. Snow amounts reached six inches in northern Minnesota and four inches in northern Indiana. Temperatures were set to drop near zero across the Midwest with subzero readings in North Dakota and northern Minnesota. Cold wave warnings covered much of the region as the front moved toward Ohio and Tennessee.
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Linois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tennesse
Nouthern
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
North Dakota
Midwest
Ohio
Tennessee
New York
New England
Nelson Alt Rockefeller
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Christmas observance calendar lists diverse community events
The Christmas Observance Committee plans theater for kids at the Paramount on Dec 5, a Messiah chorus at Park Place Church of God on Dec 6, a community sing at Anderson High School gym Dec 16, a Retail Association home decorations contest, a Jaycees children’s shopping tour, and a Twelfth Night ceremony on Jan 6 by Guide Lamp Division, plus carols in downtown and suburbs led by G E Ebbertt and the 11 member committee.
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Paramount Theater
Anderson Lions Club Boys and Girls Committee
Park Place Church of God
Anderson High School
Retail Association
Anderson Jaycees
Guide Lamp Division
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
So Snp Seid
Bertha Hinds Dies Friday in Elwood at 82
Bertha Hinds 82 of Elwood died at 10 p.m. Friday at home on St. Rd. 13 N after months of illness. She was the widow of Rev. Frank Hinds and a Madison County resident born Oct 2, 1882. She leaves eight children, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. The body is at York-Dunnichay Funeral Home with calling after 7 p.m. today. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Bertha Hinds
St. Rd
Frank Hinds
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Madison County
Lewis and
Manerva G. Webb
Pilgrim Holiiiness Church
Vern
Fay) Closser
Joseph
Eva) Trissel
Frankton
Ruth Hinds
Ora
Maggie) Fleenor
Norman Hinds
Evelyn Hinds
Wilma Church
Dee Hinds
Grace Ware
Point Isabel
Rowland Riley
Greentown
York - Dunnichay Funeral Home
Roy W. Yeamingted Led New York World Telegram Group
Roy W Yeamingted editor of the New York World Telegram and the Sun for 33 years and later director of the New York World Telegram Corp He resigned in 1953 as president of the Scripps Howard group to become chairman of the group's executive committee.
United Fund reports cash and pledges totals for end October
The United Fund shows 419,771 total assets including 76,594 cash in Madison County banks and 319,029 in short term futures plus 524,148 in pledges. Unpaid bills total 148. 77 029 is owes UF agencies. A six month to one year operating surplus is sought. A new audit will recap 1985 campaign funds. A quadruplet girl died in Portland, Melinda Grenawalt, born Wednesday.
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Alexandria
Treasury
Anna M. Wales
Lincoln Ave
Karl M
Kyle Funeral Home
Hershel M. Reed
Christian Church
Ruby Burden
Inon Joss
Phil Davis
Farrell
Robert Malone
Braxton
Paul McClead
William Havermale
Chamber Jet Commerce
United Fund
Kent
Crank
Paul Yerden Radio Host and Church Leader Profile
Paul Yerden long associated with the Christian Brotherhood Hour has broadcast to nearly 300 radio stations including some behind the Iron Curtain. An Anderson College graduate, he served four years as associate at St. Joseph Church of God under Rev. Marvin Hartman and previously worked as music minister in Pryor Oklahoma. He is married with three children.
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Pace One
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Anderson College
Yerden
St. Joseph Church of God
Turkey shoot at Anderson Municipal Airport Sunday event
A Turkey shoot at Anderson Municipal Airport runs from noon until dark on Sunday November 22. The event is sponsored by the Anderson Pilots Association.
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Anderson Municipal Airport
Anderson
Pilots’ Association
Youth Council Post Filled
The Department of Youth of the Anderson Association of Churches will meet Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church for a reorganizing session of the Youth Congress for 1964 1965. Rev. David L. Barclay chairs the department and each church will send two youth delegates plus one adult. The commissions cover Christian fellowship faith outreach citizenship and witness.
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Anderson Association of Churches
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Uth
Delaware Sts
Youth Congress
David L. Barclay
Madison Heights selects 7th grade cheerleaders for 1964
At Madison Heights Junior High five girls were chosen as 7th grade cheerleaders for the 1964 65 school year from a field of 48 contestants. Cindy Upchurch Carol Bollinger Jennifer Vinson Karen Humphrey and Linda Gibson named. Final 14 were voted on by classmates after faculty review.
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Madison Heights Junior High School
Cindy Upchurch
Carol Bollinger
Jennifer Vinson
Karen Humphrey
Linda Gibson
Reformatory Halds First Vocational Graduation Exercise
More than 100 Indiana Reformatory inmates earned diplomas at the institution's first vocational graduation ceremony. Director H. B. Thomsa noted the three hour event, held semi annually to save costs, covered most graduates who had completed a course.
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Pendleton
Indiana
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