Anderson College Arts Series to Feature National Ensembles
Anderson College announces a four program Artists Series for 183-44 including the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and the Tucson Boys Chorus. Open Oct 28 with soprano Vera Scammon, 8 p.m. in Campus Music Hall. series concludes April 7 with Hornerbrook and Webb. The Indianapolis Symphony performs Dec 3 in OC Lewis Gymnasium. Tucson Boys Chorus appears Feb 7 under Ed Paniel Casato.
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Dr Jones to Speak Sunday at Church of God
Dr Jones delivers Sunday talk at the Church of God. The speaker has toured nationwide as Rosina in Rossini's The Barber of Seville with Boris Goldovsky's Grand Opera Theater, and leads the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in its fourth appearance, a community favorite event.
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Ten Students Complete Summer Studies At IU
Madison County students were among 1 498 completing degree requirements this summer at Indiana University. The 134th commencement class reached 4 955 degrees with June graduates. School of Education led total summer graduates with 648, followed by 981 in Graduate School, 135 in College of Arts and Sciences, 131 in Business, 132 in Recreation, 23 in Medicine, and 17 in Law. Summer degree winners from the area include Anderson’s Lois Bledsoe A B and others. forecaster notes and a brief on local pumps closing Mount Comfort School.
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Exchangeites Hear Girl Scout Speaker at Park Place
World renowned missionary Dr. E Stanley Jones will headline Park Place Church of God services at 8:20 and 11 a.m. on World Wide Communion Sunday with a sermon titled Is the Cross An Alter thought or the Ground Plan of the Universe. He will also join in the Lord's Supper. Evening services are canceled so members can attend a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting in D C Lewis Gymnasium at Anderson College where he will speak during Religious Emphasis Week nightly at 7 p.m. He has spoken at Anderson before and will return to the Eastside pulpit on multiple past occasions.
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Sophia Pancol Contempt Finding Ties Coca Cola Case to Local Court
Sophia Pancol of Madison was found in contempt of court in Madison Superior Court No 2 presided by Judge Nelson Bolannan. The case stems from a Coca Cola dispute over a soft drink product and customer explanations, with Pancol fined 3285.88 and the injunction detailing Coca Cola or Coke inquiries.
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Bella Moves Continued From Rage One
A fragment notes a transformed incident where what began as a burglary evolves into a stickup. The wording reflects a local dialogue and hints at a confrontational scene involving a suspect nicknamed Bella. Additional context is limited in the readable text.
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McNamara Aims for Voting Re-registration Amid War Coverage
The article reports McNamara and associates visiting stations and registration posts while noting controversy over how the war is affecting the Mekong River delta voting process. It describes efforts to register and transfer voters to sub-stations, with deadlines by Oct 7, and mentions veterans and fraternal affiliations.
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August business indicators show mixed momentum across sectors
Dollar volume rose to 1,203,108 from 817,884 in August 1962. Postal receipts climbed to 97,973 from 76,303, a 38.3 percent gain. New car sales dipped slightly versus 1962. Used cart transfers edged up to 1,150 from 1,123. August arrivals of new citizens totaled 208, up from 204 in 1962. Deaths rose to 68 from 61.
Valachi gang era ends with threats amid Algeria crisis
A vault of criminal and political intrigue unfolds as Valachi testifies about his owl gang pulling burglaries, blitzing their profit while Ben Bella’s Algeria faces upheaval. The piece links Mafia activity to tensions with France, Franco-Algerian factions, and shifts in provisional government leadership.
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Valachi Testimony Traces Mob History and Buster Legend
Senate inquiry continues into organized crime as Valachi narrates mob roots from 1920s Irish and Italian gangs. He identifies Vito Genovese as a major figure, describes a youth named Buster linked to Capone, and notes a chart mapping gang lineage while lawmakers press for new anti crime laws.
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Obituary Notices Highlight Survivors and Funeral Details
Survivors include the widow and a sister among others. The text notes rights and war effort impact, with relatives in Pendleton and Indianapolis. Friends may call after 2 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home, services at 10:30 a.m. Thursday conducted by Dr. George S. Taxgart.
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Rail Merger Probed By Government Amid Debate
The Justice Department weighs Chesapeake & Ohio and other lines in a proposed rail merger. Orrick questions if the deal serves the public interest and calls for divesting Erie Lackawanna and inclusion of New Haven and Norfolk & Western to form a rational rail net. Funeral notices for Callie Price, Helen Preston, and John Winship appear alongside railway talks.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Ora William Parton, 83, of 1405 Meridian St died Sunday in Indianapolis Veterans Hospital. Services at 9 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church with Msgr Francis Kienly presiding. Burial in Soldiers Section East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Red Wheat Funeral Rites For Charles K Albright
Funeral services for Charles K. Albright 59 of 108 E street were held today at the Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. The Rev M K Millikan of the Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene conducted the service. Burial will follow. Regulatory debate tied to wheat policy and economic issues was noted during the service.
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Jury Hears Motion Dismiss $93 000 Personal Injury Case
In Superior Court a jury had been selected for the Helen Jordan versus Albert L Bennett case over a $93,000 personal injury claim. After the plaintiff's attorney John R Walsh moved to dismiss, the judge granted the motion, dismissing the case and releasing the jury. The discarded action followed prior note of a $43,000 claim in May with trial slated for Oct 1.
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Evening Optimists Meeting Discusses Policy Questions
The Evening Optimists at Goshen debated U.S. foreign policy and economic topics during a club meeting. The panel raised questions about wheat sales, Russia imports, and effects on health policy, with residents from Anderson and surrounding towns contributing.
Police Captain Labels Kidnaping and Slaying Likely
Capt Henry Deason of the Minneapolis Police Homicide Division states it seems certain the victims were kidnapped and slain. He emphasizes the findings point to foul play and ongoing investigation by homicide detectives.
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Beautiful Fall Weather Tagged With Bad News
The Associated Press reports Indian apolis Weather Bureau forecasts below normal rainfall this month, extending drought since late August. Central Indiana bears the brunt as statewide aridity persists with little sign of a break in agreeable fall weather.
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Earl R. Davis 88, former New York Central Conductor, dies
Earl R. Davis of 2221 Den Littleton Ave died Tuesday at St. John's Hospital after a two year illness. Born Nov 7, 1874 in Charleston Indiana, he grew up in Rushville and moved to Anderson 50 years ago from Indianapolis. He retired in 1945 after a long railroad career. Funeral services are to be held at Our Chapel of Memories. He is survived by a widow and several relatives including a daughter Mrs Nancy Yager of Torrence California and a brother Delbert Maynard of Anderson.
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Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee weighs next move after vote
Mrs Richardson, chair of the Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee, said she would grant city officials about a week to present new proposals before her group acts. National Guard patrols with fixed bayonets guarded streets as voting proceeded. The boycott opposed by black leaders who had campaigned for the amendment.
Chrysanthemums at Anderson Memorial Open from 149e Road
Chrysanthemums offered by Anderson Memorial Plc enter from new road 149e at five dollar per dozen. Open until 6.1.
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