UF Drive Approaches Goal in Madison County Appeal
Madison County residents at the second UF report meeting raised 130,881 to reach within 25 percent of the 484,934 annual goal. Nearly 300 campaign workers heard former Dodger star Carl Erskine share behind the scenes MLB tales as Thomas Funk praised the 1,000-member effort. Four divisions posted strong results led by Schools and Delco Remy Guide Lamp, with musical interlude from Highland High School Band.
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United Fund
Madison County
Tne
Lef
Frank Allis
Robert Wagner
Wilber Roby
Divsion
Wilburn
Hal) Waed
Walter Black
Wilbur
Pick) Martin
Fred £. Boze
Tote
United Funds
Cart
Erskine
Anderson
Thomas C. Funk
J. E. Ebbertt
Shirellox
Anderson Colege
Delco- Remy
Guide Lamp
Charles Anderson
Delco - Remy
A. L. McColloum
Wilbur Roby
Summitville
Wilford Allen
GM Contract Talks Continue Amid Auto Strike Progress
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers strike against GM persists into its second week as Ford surpasses GM in output and Chrysler gains. GM had produced 255000 cars before the walkout. Ford 293000 last week, projected 342000 by week’s end. Chrysler up to 185000 for 1963. Local plant negotiations show slow progress with 20 of 130 units resolved.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Associated Press
McNamara Rapped For Space Decision
A U S congressional report faults the Pentagon plan to link with a commercial satellite system for military messages. It urges immediate establishment of a medium altitude random orbit satellite system while noting Project Advent was canceled after $170 million spent.
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Washington
Pentagon
House
Defense Department
Advent
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Retired D R Official Barrett Dies in Florida Hospital
Thomas A. Barrett 71 a retired assistant superintendent of Plant 10 Delta Remy Division in Anderson died Thursday at Memorial Hospital Venice Florida Born Green Township Hancock County he lived in Fortville until 1953 He was a member of Novel American Legion Post 59 Pipase Turn to Pace 3 Column 1
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Fortville
Thomas A. Barrett
Delta-Remy Division
Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Venice
Fla
Mr. Barrett
Green Township
Hancock County
American Legion
Weather outlook with slight warming tomorrow
Partly cloudy to fair today and fair and cool tonight. Fair and a little warmer tomorrow. High today and tonight in the upper 30s. High yesterday reached 60 with a low of 49. Sunset tomorrow at 5 46 p m and sunrise at 6 04 a m.
Soviet paper urges Russian girls to embrace own beauty
The Soviet government newspaper Tavestia urged Russian girls to cultivate their own charms instead of trying to outrun Elizabeth Taylor and Brigitte Bardot in beauty. It advised modest makeup and attire and praised frilly underwear as acceptable.
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Moscow
UPI
Javestia
Elizabeth Taylor
Brigitte Bardot
Tavestia
Bardat
U.S. Pushes End of Soviet UN Voting Rights
The United States announced it will demand the Soviet Union lose its General Assembly voting rights when the UN opens on November 10 unless Moscow funds peacekeeping operations. The move follows hints the Soviet Union could quit the United Nations if deprived of its assembly vote.
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United Nations
NYAP
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Castro Warned By European Reds Over Aid Strain
In Prague published article Castro faces pressure as East European Communist allies warn the cost of aiding Cuba is too heavy. The piece cites UPI reports that Cuba’s economic woes stem from broken ties with the United States and a misdirected push for industrialization that neglects agriculture and sugar. Soviet aid remains substantial, estimated near one million dollars daily, complicating regional support.
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Castro
London
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Prague
Kulturni Zivot
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon and Morton to headline Republican campaign stops
Plans outline major party appearances by former Vice President Richard Nixon at Marion and Senate Campaign Committee Chairman Thruston Morton in Anderson on Oct 15. Local leaders Myron Seybert and Mary Watson announced at a Pipe Creek Township gathering in Elwood. Feighner of Marion campaigns in the Fifth District. Morton to speak at Anderson College before a noon luncheon at Linders and Nixon to headline a Fifth District dinner and public rally for Feighner.
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Richard Nixon
Marion
Senate
GOP
Thruston Morton
Anderson
Myron Seybert
Mary Watson
Pipe Creek Township
Managas
Elwood
John Feighner
U.S. House of Representatives
Sen
Morton
Anderson College
Linder
Nixon
Fifth District
Feighner
Congress
Main St
Seybert
Richard
George McDermott
Alexandria
Nick Polus
Madison- Hancock County
Marion Withers
Robert Nance
Russell Stevwart
Robert Robbins
Paul Balser
Bradley Rayle
Fred Hiday
Jesse McMahan
Johnson Campaign Moves Through Indiana and Ohio
President Johnson toured Indiana and Ohio boosting turnout against Goldwater, touring Chicago Gary East Chicago and Indianapolis before Cleveland. He touted immigration reform and warned of a choice between responsibility and irresponsibility in foreign and domestic policy. He drew large crowds in East Chicago and Indianapolis though turnout at the airport was light, while he greeted supporters downtown with handshakes and kisses.
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Johnson
Indiana
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Chicago
Gary
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Monument Circle
Republicans Attack Johnson in Indianapolis News Conference
The Republican truth squad led by Sen. Carl Curtis and Reps. Robert Michel and Charles Goddell challenged Johnson’s claims on agriculture and poverty programs. They cited farm parity at 75 percent as the lowest since 1939, rising farm debt, and Agri culture spending growth from 5.4 to 7.7 billion dollars. They accused Johnson of omitting agriculture in the State of the Union and criticized the Social Security Medicare stance and the War on Poverty messaging. They also claimed Communist Gus Hall backs the Democrats and portrayed Bobby Baker as Johnson’s chief aide with a meteoric rise to a $2 million fortune.
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Repubblican
Congressional
Johnson
Indianapolis
Carl T. Curtis
Robert Michel
Charles Goddell
Michel
Department of Agriculture
Threeman
Gus Hall
Democrat Party
Republican Party
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Bob Michel
Minois
Charles Goodell
New York
Claypool
Herald
Anderson City Council approves third reading of zoning ordinances
At the monthly meeting the council passed third readings for four zoning ordinances from I-2 to R and from 1-3 to 1-4 amid little opposition. Two new rezonings were proposed Flood Plain to 1-3 and R-2 to R-3, with one met by citizen objections prompting a city engineer inspection before the next reading. Several resolutions were introduced to transfer funds across departments.
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Anderson
Local Detectives File Charges On Anderson Youth
Capt Robert Estes reports charges filed against John Lee Gallow of 2211 Walton St for a reported incident involving a 14 year old girl on the West side of Anderson. The affair allegedly occurred late Monday night.
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Robert Estes
John Lee Gallow
Walton St
Anderson Gallowa i
Conny J
Goldwater Highlights Morals Issue in Texas Swing
Senator Barry Goldwater sharpened the morality in government theme as the campaign’s key issue in Texas visits to Lubbock and El Paso. He attacked Johnson for seeking more power and urged military preparedness, criticizing Vietnam aims and McNamara. He spoke at Phoenix convention prep and noted U S missile stocks while referencing World War I service at Fort Bliss.
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Phioenen
Aviz
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Camlidate
Dufek
Fae
S. MocNamara
Lubbock
el Paso
Tex
Ime
Goldwater
National Contractors and Plasterers Association
Phoenix
Ft. Bliss
Viet Nam
McNamara
Taylor
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabott Lodge
Soviet Union
United States
Yanks Complete Comeback With 8 5 Victory Over Cardinals
New York pitchers held St Louis to seven hits as Mel Stottlemyre matched the Cardinals with strong work. A ninth inning four run burst, sparked by timely hits and a controversial call, broke a 1 1 tie and sent the Yankees to an 8 5 win. Mantle and Tresh produced the go ahead run as protests flared over a hit batsman decision.
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ST. Louis
Mel Stottlemyre
Youi Berra
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Yanks
Johnny Keane
Barney Schultz
Gordon Richardson
Roger Craig
Boots
Bill McKinley
Mickey Mantle
Elsten Howard
Joe Pepitone
Tim McCarver
Gibson
Keane
Dick Groat
Tom Tresh
Mantle
Hans
Madison Heights Faces Anderson In Top Local Gridiron Showdown
Madison Heights hosts Anderson in a highly anticipated clash as both teams enter with strong offenses. Anderson has scored 146 points in five games while Madison Heights trails with 54 as Gary Bure leads the Indians in a pivotal battle promising a region wide showdown.
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Indians
Richmond
Madison Heights
Tha Ates
Anderson
Pirates
Gary Bure
Goad to Speak at AC Science Building Dedication
Anderson College dedicates a new 750000 science building with Louis C. Goad of General Motors as principal speaker. Dr. Robert H. Reardon invites public to outdoor ceremony on the north campus lawn followed by a tour of the ultra modern facility. Construction funds came from a community wide campaign led by Elmo Funk and six other leaders.
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Anderson College
Louis C. Goad
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Robert H. Reardon
Anderson
Earth St
Elmo Funk
New Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Multiple families report new arrivals including boys and girls born at St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital. Parents listed include Menifee Sims Davis Ault Harney McCord Elsbury Sucien Lasa Brook Teeper Pier Hutt and grandparents Clarence A. Huff of Anderson.
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St. John's Hospital
John Menifee
Louise
Joseph Sims
Frankton
Richard Davis
Walton St
Omer Ault
Alexandria
Henry Harney
22Nd
Arthur McCord
Wabash
Richard Elsbury
Lanie Sucien
Harton Dr
Windors
Robert Lasabrook
Morton St
Barnta
Teeper
Indi
Pier
Shir Wy A. Hutt
Clarence A. Huff
Anderson
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