Schools To Close Thursday Friday In Anderson ISTA Meet
Schools in Anderson city and township will close for a two day break from classes starting Wednesday afternoon as more than 3000 teachers and administrators gather for the Indiana State Teachers Association convention. The gathering includes meetings in Indianapolis and sectional sites like Gary Fort Wayne Evansville New Albany with ISTA policy decisions led by Robert Wyatt. Elementary art students from the city and township will display work as student groups participate in convention activities. Turn to Page 2, Column 7.
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Anderson City
Indiana State Teachers Association
Ig Vorenenteeettretes
New Albany
Muncie
Indianapolis
Robert Wyatt
ISTA
National Education Association
Wyatt
Baby Ginny Debuts Near Carolina Coast In Uncertain Path
A developing tropical storm named Ginny moved off the North Carolina coast with hurricane-force winds. Warnings extended from Provincetown to Myrtle Beach as residents prepared while ships faced rough seas and officials monitored the unpredictable storm’s trajectory.
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Carolina
Ginney
North Carolina
Cape Lookout
N. C
Nags Head
Block Island
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Panghteg
APD
Ghany
North’ Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Here
Usto
Provincetown
Mass
Myrlie Beach
Lake Bay
US Weather Bureau
Ginny
Hatteras
Carlina
Caribbean
Ug Salish
e&Pen
Tipton youths sentenced for repeat public mischief
Herman Cook and Jerry Miller, both 16 and 17 from Tipton, were sentenced by Judge Oliver D. Wheatley in Tipton City Court after pleading to public nuisance. Both faced six months in jail with weekend options or similar terms. The judge scheduled a follow up for Saturday at the courthouse.
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Tipton, Inc
Tw Rats
Herman Cook
Jerry Miller
Tipton
Oliver D. Wheatley
Tipton City Court
Anderson Chamber Names Nominees For 1968 Directors
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce announced ten nominees for the 1968 directorship. Six new directors will be elected with ballots mailed to members today. Nominees include Kenneth Ballinger Read Canaday A W Heckaman Arnold Jones Frank Rada Wilburt Roby Phillip Rossin Steele C Smith Wellington C Eugene Yates and others.
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Anderson Chamber of 1 Commerce
Ets
Commerce Group
Robert L. Austin
Chamber
Roy Swanson
Kenneth E. Ballinger
Anderson Laundry and Dry
Read
B. Canaday
Read Carday Company
A. W. Hecka
Heckaman
Buick
J. Arnold
Jones
Everybody's Oil Corporation
Frank Rada
Guide Lamp
Wilburt Roby
Anderson Banking Company
Phillip’. Rossin
Steele C. Smith
Warner Press
Wellington
Wellington and Son
Eugene Yates
Anderson Loan Associaton 1
Bal
Auto crash barely injures four near 38th Street
Four people escaped serious injuries when their car struck a telephone pole supporting 35 000 volt wires one mile west of Ind 9 on 38th Street at 7 58 p m. The occupants received minor injuries and were treated at St John’s Hospital. Drivers and passengers were James Trueblood 48 of Cedar, Arm 32 of Forkned, and Dan Berry 36 of Madison Please 02. Column notices mailed to members must be returned by 5 p m Oct 30 to chamber offices. Directors term expires Dec 31 include G Everett Ebbert Irving M Glazer John L Kirk
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St. John’s Hospital
Ind. 9
James ‘Trueblood
Cedar and Katherine
Dan Berry
Madison
G. Everett Ebbert
Irving M. Glazer
John L. Kirk
Supreme Court orders new look for Genovese case
The Supreme Court told the U S Court of Appeals to review Genovese and nine co defendants challenges over withheld interview notes from the government chief witness Nelson Silv ops. A justice department spokesman said the 1959 Genovese conviction remains in effect and he stays imprisoned at Leavenworth Kansas until lower courts act. Justices Clark Harlan White noted a new hearing is warranted but sending it back is unnecessary.
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Supreme Court
U.s.ouit Court of Appeals
New York
Genovese
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington
Nelson Silvops
High Tribunal
Justice Department
Leavenworth
Kan
Robert F. Kennedy
Tom C. Clark
John ‘M. Harlan
Byron R. White
Allis Blasts Mayor Over Election Rights Decision
About 20 000 Anderson township residents become city voters as Indiana Supreme Court clears the way for ballots in the November 5 election. The court ordered officials to ensure voting rights and struck down an unconstitutional 1957 annexation, prompting Frank Allis to say the high court settled the issue with fairness and democracy.
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Anderson ‘Township
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Madison Circuit
Carl Smith
Smith
Frank Allis
High’ Court
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Jack Campbell
Troops Ready In Operation Big Lift
Military briefing in New York reports a major trans Atlantic air lift of 16000 troops and airmen to West Germany via Bergstrom and Connally bases. Maj Gen Edwin Burba leads the 2nd Armored Division with plans to test swift reinforcement capability for NATO amid looming Cold War tensions.
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Tex
Edwin H
West
Bergstrome Air Force
Austin
Connally Afb
Gray Army
Ir Field
Texas
West Germany
France
New York
NATO
Ion Crain
Europe
Eerace
Kemet i
Dar Presse
Farain
Air Force
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Grand Jury
Ang
Roman Curia
Rcst
Ton Minutes
Credr
Ecumenial Council
Council
U.S. Steel
Germany
Corp
Fuhood
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
National Steel Corp
Mente
Wheeling “Steel Corp. Ith
Therianf Ena Council
Dc Hey Voke Cn
Fficers
Gras
Park Program Attacked in City Politics Report
William E. Chambers accuses the city council of neglecting southeast district recreation for eight years. He proposes a park and playground at Forments Terrace area and blasts the administration for not improving public facilities. Chambers urges voters to back Anderson and Frank Allis in November, criticizing one party rule.
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William E. Chambers
City Chambers
Stanton Park
Chambers
Hood
Anderson
Frank Cilities
Southeast
Allis
Merchants Watch Tax Plan For City Budget Debates
Indiana lawmakers and merchants weigh a 2 percent sales tax, funding park and scholarship efforts while critics accuse such funds of being diverted for political use. Commissioner James C Courtney says the levy finances recreational improvements and other needs, though concerns persist over budget priorities.
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Park
Extra
Indianapolis
UPI
Chambers
James C
Courtney
Indiana
UN votes to reject admission of Red China
The United Nations General Assembly voted 57 to 41 with 12.9 abstentions to reject an Albanian Cambodian bid to admit the Chinese Reds while the Chinese Nationalists were absent. It marked the 14th rejection of Peking’s membership amid US praise for the outcome and shifts in some delegations.
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Liu Chieh
China
United Nations
Cyprus
Zenon Rassides
General Assembly
United Natind
Ona. W (Ap
United States
Peking
World ‘Organization
Iii-Nation General Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson
Desea Lee Ieral
Iiist
Rei
Omameias
Ted
Albania
Jerry Lakey
Aspen St
Soviet Union
Charles Ashley
Red China
Sheridan St
Lewis Cow
Thomas
Cambodia
Frankton
Kenneth Hall
Middletown
Ands
Darrell Smit
Chesterfield
Cereee
Andover
Donald’ Ginley
Wehart Shiylla
Robert el
United Middletown
Eneoma
Tsing
Wiliam Weslon
Robert Jackson van Straits
New Arrivals Born at St John s Hospital and area homes
Birth notices list newborns at St John s Hospital and area homes including twin girls for Mr and Mrs Grimes and a boy for Mr and Mrs Hollo, with several other births noted at local residences. The items reference families from Middletown Noblesville and adjacent towns, and mix in unrelated political commentary from the era.
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St. John's Hospital
A T. Cooper
W. Vineyard St
Michael Grimes
Ralph Maves
Noblesvil Roa i
Anderson C C New Business Report Highlights Regional Growth
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce released the monthly barometer for September showing a 1.91 percent rise in industrial employment from 1962. Employment totals reached 75,781, with 32 firms reporting industrial activity and 56.5 percent fewer new claims than August. Electrical meters rose to 25,997 while power use climbed to 17,079,772 kWh, though the September 1963 figures lagged 52 percent versus the prior year. Water meters also rose to 17,929 from 17,485.
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Anderson Chamver of Commerce
Rue Hust
Religious Leaders In Conference Here
Religious leaders from general headquarters and local congregations gathered in Kansas City Missouri through Wednesday for a Midwest assembly. Dr T Franklin Miller executive secretary of the national Board of Church Extension and Home Missions speaks as one of two guest speakers, with Anderson leaders Rev Joseph Espey Rev L P Meyer and Mrs Espey among speakers on Evangelism. Rev Minkler of Louisville led the opening service and missionary fellowship dinner.
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Ccuren
God
Teaaer
Kansas
Cty
Midlal
Midwest
T. Franklin Miller
National Board of
Anderson
Joseph Espey
Anderson College
L. P. Meyer
Department of Evangelism
Board of Church Extension and Home
Missions
The
Church of God
Ross Minkler
Louisville
Roscoe Snowden
National Woman's Missionary Society
Miller
Mink
Columa
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PENN
Baby
Morrow
Gogd, Moning
High Court
Washington (Ap
Vito Genovese
Anderson Township
GOP
Cdf
Republican Party
Myron Seybert
Ray McGee
Frank H. Allis
Howard Ehrhart
Chaiman
William Peck
Herald
Dered
C-C
New Business Report
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