Anderson College to Sponsor Artists Series 1963 64
Anderson College announces a four program Artists Series for 1963 64 featuring the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and the Tucson Boys Chorus. The run opens Oct 28 in Campus Music Hall with Vera Scammon, former New York City Opera soprano, and concludes Apr 7 with Horni brook and Webb. orchestra dec 3 in O C Lewis Gymnasium and Tucson chorus Feb 17 under Eduardo Caso. Tickets by mail or phone 644 1261.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Tucson Boys Chorus
Campus Music Hall
Vera Scammon
New York City Opera Company
Robert H. Reardon
Hornibrook
Webb
Izler Solomon
Symphony
O. C. Lewis Gymnasium
Tucson
Lewis Gymnasium
Eduardo Caso
Reardon
Ance
Indianapolis Symphony
United States
Deems Taylor
Solomon
Case
Chicago
West
Wallace Hornibrook
Charles Webb
Music Hall
Fred Waring
Beautiful Fall Weather Amid Drought Warnings
The Associated Press reports Indiana sees dry spell with below normal rainfall and September drought tied to 67 year low. Central Indiana hit hardest. Purdue climateologist notes the driest September in decades. Warm spell returns with 80s highs forecast while nights cool. Mount Comfort School pumps fail briefly, but water restored and classes resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Lawrence A. Schaal
Purdue University
Evansville
South Bend
Mount Comfort
Ten IU summer graduates include Madison County students
Indiana University announces 1,498 summer degree recipients, boosting the 134th commencement class to 4,955. School of Education leads with 648, followed by Graduate School 331 and Arts and Sciences 135. Local graduates listed include Anderson and Elwood names with degrees in zoology chemistry education psychology business and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Indiana University
I.U
Charles E. Harrell
University
School of Education
Graduate
College of Arts and Sciences
Graduate School of Business
School of Health
School of Music
School of Medicine
School of Dentistry
School of Law
Anderson
Lois Bledsoe
Linda Byrum
Louann Cochran
Arlene Foley
John Hensler
Ronald Orbaugh
Donald Phillippe
Paul Stephens
Michael Williams
Elwood
Samuel Hollies
Girl Scout Speaker At Anderson Exchange Club Luncheon
Mrs. Stanton Huber president of the Anderson Girl Scouts Council will address the Anderson Exchange Club at the noon meeting in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Ted Crook will introduce her and outline Girl Scouts participation in the local United Fund Drive. President Billie Schuyler will preside with several guests invited. Captain Dale M. Tollerud of the Anderson Salvation Army is slated to speak next Wednesday noon October 9.
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Stanton Huber
Anderson Girl Scouts Council
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Ted Crook
Girl Scouts
United Fund
Billie Schuyler
Dale M. Tollerud
Anderson Salvation Army
Two Girls Found Stripped Slain Near Minneapolis
Two 4 and 5 year old girls, Melissa Ann Lee and Barbara Foshaug, were found stripped and slain in woods near Pioneer House Mission Farms, Plymouth Village. Police identify Melissa's stepfather and say kidnapping and murder appear certain, with questions about the perpetrator. The mother was taken to the scene for questioning.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Melissa Ann Lee
Barbara Foshaug
Melissa
Melvin Leverett
Henry Deason
Pioneer House
Mission Farms
Plymouth Village
Melissa Ann
Calvin Hawkinson
Dr Jones to Speak at Church of God on Sunday
Dr E Stanley Jones world renowned missionary author and evangelist will preach at 8 30 and 11 am Sunday services at Park Place Church of God He will also assist in the Lord supper after each service His topic Is the Cross An After Thought or the Ground Plan of the Universe Park Place cancels evening service for a 7 30 pm mass meeting at Anderson College with further talks during Religious Emphasis Week at Music Hall Public invited to attend both Sunday services and events
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E. Stanley Jones
India
Park Place Church of God
Hillery C. Rice Jr
Jones
Park Place Church
O. C. Lewis
Anderson College
Music Hall
New Park Place
Anderson
Park Place
College
Sophia Pancol Contempt Verdict in Coca-Cola Case
Sophia Pancol of Madison was found in contempt of court in Madison Superior Court No 2 over serving a soft drink other than Coca-Cola at Bow and Arrow drive-in south of the city. Judge Nelson Bohannon ordered $3,285.88 payment to Coca-Cola Company for violating a June 9, 1960 order prohibiting sale of non Coca Cola beverages when Coca-Cola is requested without explaining the product difference.
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Sophia G. Pancol
Edgewood Dr
Madison Superior Court No
Nelson Bohannon
Pancol
Bohannon
Coca-Cola Company
UPI Newsman Harry Millican Dies in New York
Harry N Millican 55 staff international department correspondent for United Press International died Tuesday at home after a heart attack. Born in New Albany Indiana he previously worked for the Marion Chronicle Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Herald Post and Australian Associated Press before joining UPI in 1940.
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UPI
New York
Harry N. Millican
International
United Press International
New Albany
Ind
Millican
Marion
Chronicle
Louisville Courier- Journal
Louisville Herald - Post
Australian Associated Press
Kennedy to skip news conference this week
The White House announced on Tuesday that President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. There was no indication of planned alternative briefings or major policy statements to replace the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Ben Bella Moves With Kabylia Uprising Threat Looming
President Charles de Gaulle was expected to answer Ben Bella's expropriation of French property as tensions with France rise over seized farms hotels and other holdings. Ben Bella warned the FLN-led government faces dictatorship claims and announced a new army chief amid reports of loyalist battalions blocking Kabylia routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Charles de Gaulle
Ben Bella
France
Kabylia
National Liberation Front
FLN
FFL
Abame Ramdane
Tahar Z’biri
Tizi Ouzou
Algiers
Constantine
Algeria
Valachi Details Mob War and Buster Death Threats
Former mobster Valachi testified before a Senate inquiry on organized crime detailing the 1920s gang wars. He traced a charted family tree of mobs, naming leaders like Salvatore Maranzano and Giuseppe Masseria, and described the rise of Vito Genovese. He recounted an underworld execution order, the Sicilian Castel de Mar village link, and a young killer nicknamed Buster who carried a violin case machine gun.
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Justice Department
Buster
New York
Sicily
Valachi
Vito Genovese
Las Vegas
Leavenworth
Kan
Sen. Kar E. Mundt
R S.D
Vincent Rao
McClellan
Rao
Dominick
Petrelli
Cosa Nostra
Bobby Doyle
Dutch Schultz
al Capone
Gaetano Gagliano
Doyle
Salvatore Maranzano
Giuseppe Masseria
Maranzano
Lavern J. Duffy
Subcommittee
Duffy
Gaetano Reina
Masseria
Pinzolo
Castel de Mar
Steve Ferrigno
Gagliano
Ferrigno
Chicago
Pelham Parkway
Bronx
Registration drive and re-registration deadline announced
Leaders from Democratic and Republican parties direct non registered residents to sub stations to qualify for next month’s voting. Voters who moved or changed name must correct records by Oct. 7, and those who did not vote last year or in the spring primary must re register by Oct. 7.
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Tion
Westvale
August 1963 Retail and Civic Metrics Show Gains
Chamber Cues dollar volume rose to 1 203 084 from 817 884 in August 1962. Postal receipts climbed to 97 973 from 76 303 a year earlier, up 28.3 percent. New car sales dipped slightly while used car transfers rose to 1 150 from 1 123. August welcomed 208 new citizens, up from 204 in August 1962, and deaths totaled 68 versus 61 a year prior.
Township votes battle tests judge role in Indiana
Hancock County and Alva Cox of Delaware County are contenders to decide if Judge Arthur Osborne will have further jurisdiction over the township vote petition. Special judge designation followed last Friday actions by both sides as Madison Circuit Court had moved a change of venue. The case centers on annexed residents voting in city elections amid constitutional residency requirements and partisan backlash from city officials and Campbell speaking for Mayor Ferguson and city council members.
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Hancock County
Alva Cox
Delaware County
Arthur Osborne
Marion
Osborne
Peck
Circuit Court
Caine
Madison Circuit Court
Madison County
Paul Ravage
Campbell
Ferguson
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Indiana
Police Pistol Teams Train Officers Across Indiana Cities
Police departments from Anderson through Speedway City gathered for a shooting competition to promote proper training and confidence in officers. Lafayette led the team scores with 395.6, 149 center hits, while Goshen totaled 395.6 with 133 center hits. Individual top was D Vannatter with 100 and 42 hits, also winning overall with 199.2 and 79 hits. Teams included Anderson No 1 and No 2, West Lafayette, and others. Civil Air Patrol and Indiana National Guard assisted range duties.
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Lafayette
Goshen
Anderson
West Lafayette
Andersen
D. Vannatter
D. Gott
Valparaiso
C. Harrington
L. Gibbs
Richmond
J. Turner
Muncie
Greenfield
Conservation Department
Indiana
Doyle Crosley
Russell Hiatt
Leon Murphy
Phil Levi
H. Boicourt
John Burke
Don Bates
Kenny Hosier
McNamara Visits Field to Assess War Situation
McNamara reports a fruitful week after visits to training facilities and field command posts moving from northern regions to the Mekong Delta. The mission, officially about military conditions, faces questions of overlap with internal politics and reactions to Diem regime actions against Buddhists and student demonstrators.
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McNamara
Mekong River
McNamara-Taylor
Diem
Rail Merger Talks Shape Future of Eastern Rail Lines
Orrick criticizes merger as short term gain over long term balance and warns smaller carriers may be forced into reactive consolidations. Administration supports C&O-B&O merger if Pennsylvania stock is divested and Erie-Lackawanna joins. Debates also touch on Norfolk & Western and allied lines and study-backed inclusions for New Haven and other systems.
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Tral System
Eastern District
Orrick
Chesapeake & Ohio-Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Erie-Lackawanna
Justice Department
New Haven
Commerce Department
Commission
Pennsylvania and Central
Delaware & Hudson
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Boston & Maine
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Monon
Lehigh Valley
Questioning U.S. wheat deal stirs Republican concerns
Ten Republican House members from wheat states pressed President Kennedy to clarify U.S. grain sales to the Soviet bloc. They seek answers on foreign policy impact, eligibility of other Communist nations, Cuba policy, world wheat prices, and possible transshipment. They note the 1961 Agricultural Act ban on subsidized wheat to Communist countries and explain export subsidies cover the price gap between world market and domestic prices.
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Dhat
Kennedy
Republican House
Soviet Bloc
U.S
Cuba
Russia
GOP
Federal Treasury
Cambridge votes on amendment amid National Guard patrols
Mrs Richardson, chair of the Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee, announced a wait period for new proposals before action as 670 against and 157 in favor. National Guard troops with fixed bayonets patrolled streets during voting with no violence reported. She opposed by Negro leaders who pushed for the amendment.
Chrysanthemums Anderson Memorial Plc Open on new road
Chrysanthemums offered at 49 cents each or $5 per dozen. Open until 6 o clock.
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Chrysanthemums Anderson Memorial PLC
Earl R. Davis obituary prominent conductor dies
Earl R. Davis 88 of 2221 Central Ave a retired New York Central conductor died at St Johns Hospital after a two year illness. Born November 7 1874 in Charleston Ill he lived in Anderson 50 years. He retired in 1945 after 49 years in service. He helped found the Order of Railway Conductors and served as secretary treasurer 35 years. He was a 50 year member of Masonic Blue Lodge Scottish Rite and Knights Templar. Survived by widow Ella sister May Loy of Pendleton nephews Earl and Harry Monroe and niece Mrs Harrison Anderson. Visitation after 2 p m today. services Thursday 10:30 a m at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis.
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Earl R. Davis
Central Ave
New York Central
St. John’s Hospital
Charleston
Ill
Rushville
Anderson
Indianapolis
Order of Railway Conductors
Masonic Blue Lodge
Wabash
Scottish Rite
Fort Wayne
Knights Templar
Ella
May Loy
Pendleton
Earl
Harry Monroe
Harrison Anderson
Knightstown
Baker Brothers Funeral
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mrs Callie Allen Price Dies in Anderson Nursing Home
Mrs. Callie Allen Price age 71 of 928 West 3rd Street died Tuesday morning at a local nursing home. She was born in Tennessee and moved from Memphis four years ago to live with her son Edward Misenheimer. Survived by three grandchildren Lois Stewart Eileen and Donna Misenheimer and one great granddaughter all in Anderson. Funeral services 10 a.m. Thursday at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Callie Allen Price
Edward Misenheimer
3Rd St
12Th St
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Lois Stewart
Eileen
Donna Misenheimer
Anderson
Here
Nuckols and Carmichael
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Helen H Preston held today
Funeral services for 82 year old Mrs Helen H Preston former Anderson High School teacher took place at 1 30 pm at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home Dr Robert Fribley of First Methodist oversaw the service Burial was in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends gathered at the funeral home for viewing
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Helen H. Preston
Anderson High School
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Robert Fribley
First Methodist
East Maplewood Cemetery
Last rites for John Earl Win ship funeral today
John Earl Winslip, 79, of 3010 Noble Street, died Monday. The service will be held at 2 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. John Cheesman of Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church. Burial arrangements and visitation at the funeral home.
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John Earl Winship
Noble St
Brown and Butz
John Cheesman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services announced for Torrence residents
The obituary notes Mrs Nancy Yager and family of Torrence Calif and Delbert Maynard of Anderson as surviving relatives. Funeral services are to be held at Our Chapel of Memories in Littleton.
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Nancy Yager
Torrence
Calif
Delbert Maynard
Anderson
Our Chapel of Memories
Littleton
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs. Gertrude A. Utt, 71, of New Castle, died Tuesday at Henry County Hospital after months of illness. She was a lifelong Henry County resident and member of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Survived by husband Fred Utt and four daughters, a son, two sisters, two brothers, and six grandchildren. Visitation after 7 p.m. at Main and Sons Funeral Home. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at the First EUB Church. Burial in South Mounds Cemetery.
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Gertrude Utt
New Castle
Gertrude A. Utt
Fred Utt
Henry County Hospital
Henry County
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth Malcolm
Muncie
Glen Sanderson
Victor Howell
EUB
H. A. Collins
Lorin Rapp
South Mounds Cemetery
Freeman Hartley B. Dies in Switz City at 72
Switz City Hartley B. Freeman 72 retired farmer died Tuesday at St John s Anderson after two months illness Born Feb 25 1891 native of Switz City member of Methodist Church Services planned at Rockville Christian Church and Switz City burial Funeral arrangements moved from Cornell Bright Pendleton to Jenkins Bloomfield Survivors include daughters Rose Smith Mable Burns of Linton step daughter Violet Manchee Pendleton brothers Ralph and Samuel Freeman Switz City Ed Hudson Noblesville-Ed Hudson 75 retired farmer died Monday services set 2 p m at Coaltrin Funeral Home burial Stony Creek Cemetery east of Noblesville
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Switz City
Hartley B. Freeman
Rt. 2
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Methodist Church
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Jenkins Funeral
Bloomfield
Christian Church of
Rockville
Rose Smith
Mable Burns
Linton
Violet Manchee
Ralph and
Samuel Freeman
ED Hudson
Noblesville
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Wayne Markward
Stony Creek Cemetery
Services for Ora William Parton at St Marys Church
Ora William Parton 63 of 1405 Meridian St died Sunday in Indianapolis at Veterans Hospital. Services set for 9 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt. Rev Msgr Francis Kienly presiding. Burial in Soldiers Section East Maplewood Cemetery Brown and Butz Funeral Home in charge.
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Ora
William Parton
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Veterans Hospital
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Msgr
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Butz
Funeral services set for Charles E Bill Albright
Funeral services for Charles E Bill Albright 59 of 108 E 9th St who died Sunday at Fort Wayne will be at 10 30 a m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home conducted by Rev M K Millikan of Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene. Burial will be in IOOF Cemetery at Oaklandon.
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Charles E. Bill Albright
E. 9Th St
Fort Wayne
Harold E. Rozelle
M. K. Millikan
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
IOOF
Oaklandon
Mrs Margaret Gray Dies After Illness At Denver Hospital
Mrs Margaret Gray wife of Herman Gray of Littleton Colorado formerly of Anderson died last Sunday at St Anthony's Hospital Denver after a two month illness. She was a Anderson High School graduate and First Baptist Church member. Survived by husband four daughters Lynda Stowers of Honolulu Kay Kline Karen Wilson
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Margaret Gray
Herman Gray
Littleton
Colo
Anderson
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Denver
Gray
Anderson High School
First Baptist Church
Lynda Stowers
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kay Kline
Karen Wilson
Funeral rites for Mrs. Merle Hudson Frankton
Funeral services for 78 year old Mrs. Merle Hudson of Kokomo, formerly of Frankton, widow of Dayton Hudson, will be held at 2 p.m. today at Fairfield Baptist Church south of Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hudson Frankton
Merle Hudson
Kokomo
Frankton
Fairfield Baptist Church
Hudson
Dayton Hudson
Jury Hears Motion to Dismiss $93,000 Injury Case
In Superior Court Helen Jordan sues Albert Bennett for 93000 in personal injury. After a jury was selected and awaiting trial, plaintiff attorney John Walsh moved to dismiss the case. Judge granted the motion and released the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Helen Jordan
Albert L. Bennett
John R. Walsh
Evening Optimists Meeting Held
The Rev. Monroe Schuster of Central Christian church led a discussion on religious education at the Evening Optimist Club gathering Tuesday night at the YMCA. Schuster heads the Week Day Religious Program and district board meeting plans were noted for October 13 in Indianapolis with Gene Quear and Herman Hallett coordinating reservations.
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Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
YMCA
Schuster
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Gene Quear
Herman Hallett
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FBI
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Sophia Pancol
Coca-Cola
Interstate
Charles E. Jones
Mgr
Main St
Sears
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Yehudi Menuhin
Edinburgh
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Bella
Senate
Sing Sing
Rail Merger
Earl Davis
Mrs
Callie Price
Helen Preston
John Winship
Madison
Hartley Freeman
Charles Albright
Champ Bull
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Buzz Ott
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