Dodgers and Yankees clash as Koufax eyeing opener
Whitey Ford and Sandy Koufax loom for the World Series opener as Dodgers seek to recover from flu and injuries. McMullen may miss games, Perranoski and Perranoski recovery cited, Alston comments on optimal lineup for home and away clashes.
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Dodger
Yankee
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Koufax
Ford
Mantle
Drysdale
New York
UPI
Whitey
Saha
Sait
Aidy Koufax
Gers
McMullen
Perramios
Alki
Walt Alston
Dodgers
Dick Paes
Los Angeles
Alston
Tommy Davisers
Johnny Podres
Yankee al Downing
Itfax
Gekote Pate Ord
NBC
Alrigla Ee
Eae Res
Soes
Orily
Yankee Stadiue
Gestace
Ship
Flocs
Ron Perranoski
Kouias
Perranoski
YWCA
Bill J. Allen
Land Wendell Hoover
Ken McMullen
Richard Allen
Mid-west Region
YAFF
Rail Merger Dealt Administration Blow
The report notes a setback to a rail merger affecting administration. It mentions a baseball lineup by alston with Maury Wills leading off and Jim Gilliam at second base, while Dodgers prepare for page 2, column 9.
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SLACL
Meg Bare
Dodger
Alston
MccMullen
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Mayor's victory blocks votes for new residents in city election
Mayor Ralph Ferguson's administration hailed a ruling setting aside a mandate to speed up election machinery and include annexed residents in the November 5 city election. Judge Robert T. Caine reversed a prior Sept. 26 decision after a hearing, potentially denying about 8,000 newly annexed residents a vote.
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Ralph Ferguson
Robert T. Caine
Grant Circuit Court
Marion
Na Ctidania
Anderson Chamber Reports August Increases Across Sectors
The Anderson Chamber e Commerce released figures from 32 firms showing notable August gains. Electricity meters rose to 26,339 in use, up 2.84 percent from last year, while water and gas usage also climbed. Telephone lines in service grew 4.47 percent to 37,558. Bank clearings reached $83.66 million in August, with building permits totaling 146, up 47.4 percent from August 1962. Court action continued over township voting rights for new residents, with City Attorney Jack Campbell defending the mayor and council against a petition to allow township residents a City election ballot.
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Rne
Ledeucwes
Jack Campbell
Ferguson
Campbell
Cuntamounee of
Toom
Marion
Everett E. McDaniels
Kwhl” Roth
Tudge Caine
Artotheca
Carl T. Smith
Madison Residential
Circuit Court
Jhost
Charles Ardery
Hamil
Thelton Coumy
George B. Davis
McNamara Returns With Viet Nam Data Explained
Three city and township officials debated school status in annexed areas Edgewood Countryside Heights River Forest at a meeting of the Township Advisory Board The State Board of Accounts and the Attorney General's Office offered opinions on who would oversee annexed districts If no agreement is reached the civil and school cities of Anderson may assume control The Farm City banquet will be held October 15 at 6 30 PM at the YMCA to discuss the matter
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State Board of Accounts
Striets
Attorney General's Office
G. E. Eb Township
Bertt
Lee Fidler
Fidler
James Wellinger
Business Mana
Anderson
Hwill
State Board
Nneral
Namara
Maxwell di
Taylor
Indianapolis
Asteday
Army Finance Center
Army
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert §. McNamara
Kennedy
McNamara
Afl-Cio
Dallas Sellsixgs
Dinh Diem
Labor Organ
AFL
CIO
Washington
White House
City Election Registrations Rise at Substation Event
Increased registration and record corrections spurred by a city election drive drew 91 people at a Westvale School substation, the largest turnout at any substation. The event, co sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee and the Madison County Farms Bureau, featured Dr. R C Scotty Young of Newark as principal speaker and Verna Whitworth as music presenter. Reservations were encouraged through the Chamber office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warisieu
Westvale
Agriculture Committee
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Madison County Farms Bureau
R. C. “Scotty’’ Young
Newark
Ohio
Young
Edin ‘Burg
Scotland
Gordon Highlanders | V
America
Verna Whitworth
Pendleton
Office of Eithe Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy Opposes Pennsylvania Central Penn Central Merger
The Kennedy administration opposed the proposed Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central Railroad merger, calling it against public interest as it would curb competition and endanger smaller railroads. Orrick argued that consolidation would reduce traffic options and harm the public, while a possible third merger with Norfolk & Western and others was discussed.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & William H. Orrick Jr
Ohio Railroad
Antitrust Division
Norfolk & Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate
Wabach
Digges
Orrick
Pennsylvania
Elimi H
Cambridge vote defeats public accommodations amendment
In Cambridge Maryland voters defeated a public accommodations amendment 1,335 to 1,720 amid race tensions. White wards backed the measure while an all-Negro ward favored it by a 587 count. The result leaves Cambridge facing potential demonstrations and economic concerns tied to racial integration. Gloria Richardson urged boycott of participation. National Guard remains in city. Page 2 continues.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Irs
Gloria Richardson
all-Negra
Calvin W. Mowbray
Chesapeake Bay
C. Awdry Thompson
Nestons
Dorchester County Business and Citizens Association
Colomn T
Weather Forecast Fragments From Local Page
The readable fragments show temperature ranges and daily times. Morning low around 43 degrees with a mild upper interval and a mid 405 reading, followed by an evening high near 705 and a 6:24 p.m. sunset or event time, then 6:44 a.m. as the next morning marker.
Wheat Sales Discussed With Soviet Leaders
Washington AP report on congressional leaders urging Moscow to limit wheat purchases. President Kennedy indicated no decision yet on lifting U.S. grain export restrictions as senators debated possible action and timing. Flow of discussion tied to potential Soviet demand from Canada and Australia.
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Washington
Demoimier Narushchev
Moscow
Kennedy
Senate
Democratic
Mike Ipernit
Mansfield
Montana
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dem
Fender
White House
United States
Congress
Mansi
Humphrey
Millers Export Association
Field
Minneapolis
Aps
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
Sen
Jallen J. Ellender
D-La
Canada
Australia
Senate Inquiry Details on Underworld Killings
Mobster Joseph Valachi testified before the Senate subcommittee about La Cosa Nostra contracts and murder orders. He named alleged trigger men from the 1930s era gang wars, described initiation rituals, and said vaults of secrets remain. police may gain new leads to catch the killers.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
la Cosa Nostra
Bo Sovhat
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
James Catana
Nown
Underworld
Joel Baker
Baker
Salvatore
Sally Shiels
Shillitani
Nick Ciapuzzi
Mani
Buster
Girolamo Santuccio
Santuccio
Bobby Doyle
Joseph Pinzalo
Alfred Mineo
Steven Ferrigno
Hem
Ferrigno
Doyle
Stamford
Conn
Der
New York
John L. McClellan
D Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Ben Bella orders crackdown on Kabyle revolt in Algeria
ALGIERS N Y PRO ministry says President Ahmed Ben Bella reorganized the Algerian army to crush Berber fighters in Great Kabylia and accused Morocco of massing troops to aid the rebels. He told 100000 cheering supporters that 800000 French troops failed to conquer the country and urged calm while warning of foreign action behind the rebellion.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylia
Morocco
Ranat
Marrakech
FFS
Tizi-Quzou
Ben Bela
Ben Hella
Mohand Ou el Hadj
Mitchelet
Algeria
Theithis
Valachi
Cosaj
Hasi
Paris
Newer Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinit
Newborn notices list several births at Community Hospital including a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson of Middletown, a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood, and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayo living on Brable Way. Additional birth reported to Mr. and Mrs. John Biciman of Muncie and a second boy at Bail Memorial Hospital. Grandparents named Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Pearson of Anderson.
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Community Hospital
Pat Johnson
Middletown
Bill Wood
West
Charles Mayo
John Biciman
Muncie
Bail
Memorial Hospital
Wilford Pearson
Anderson
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Anderson Chamber E Commerce
Amu
William Peck
Willian Myers
Anderson Attorneys
Jin
Caine
Peck
Madison Circuit
Viet Nam
Spe
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Central Registration Office
Dollar
South Viet
Nam
Alpha Byrum
Hunt Madge Mitchell
Madison County
Victor E. Bess
Ft. Benjamin
Harrison
Park Place
Andierson
Indiana
Diana Police Firearms Training Association
Hoosierdam
Badge and Gun Club
Hoosierland
P. Levi
R. Hiatt
OD. Crosley
K. Hosier
J. Burke
H. Soicourt
N. Johanson
C. Trogdlen
J. Murphy
R. Estes
D. Bates
Young Americans For Freedom
Anderson College
Izler Solomon
Eft
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Vera Scammon
New York City
Opere Compeony
Robert H. Reardon
Farm City
Seymour, Ind
Jackson- Washington
Bella
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