Puerto Rico Main Island Election Set for Tuesday
Puerto Rico faces a Tuesday election with four parties contesting for governor and other offices. About 800,000 voters will decide as Gov. Luis Munoz Marin steps down after 16 years to seek a senate seat. Candidates include Sanchez Vilella, Ferre, Concepcion de Gracia and Gonzalez Baena. Sanchez Vilella is the heavy favorite, an Ohio State alumnus and former secretary of state.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Puerto Rico
U.S. Congress
U.S
Luis Munoz Marin
Senate
Roberto Sanchez Vilella
Munoz
Popular Democratic Party
IPPD
Luis A. Ferre
Statehood Republican Party
PER
Gilberto Concepcion de Gracia
Puerto Rican Independence Party
PIP
Francisco Gonzalez Baena
Christian Action Party
PAC
Sanchez
Ohio State University
Commonwealth
X15 Tests Noise Level Along Sides
Edwards AFB reports a smooth X15 flight as pilot Milt Thompson dropped from under a B32 bomber. The rocket reached 2000 feet altitude and 3051 mph before a glide to Rogers Dry Lake, aiding measurement of air noise along the craft sides. Also: Indiana colleges receive 6.03 million dollars for construction under the Higher Education Facilities Act of 1963.
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Edwards Afb
Alif
UPI
National Space Agency
Milt Thompson
Rogers Dry Lake
Indianapolis
UPD
U.S. Office of Education
Indiana Colleges and Universities
Vance Hartke
Bartle
Human Relations Group Sponsors Lecturer Here
Dr. Bernard White Sr. of St. John Baptist Church will speak at a 6 30 p m dinner meeting sponsored by the Mayor s Commission on Human Relations at OK Student Center on Lincoln s Gettysburg Address anniversary. Tickets available from William Harper, Clifford Bennett, or invited organization presidents including NAACP, Urban League, and others.
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Bernard White
St. John Baptist Church
South Bend
Mayor's Commission On Human Relations
R. L. Saunders
Second Baptist Church
Seren Anderson ‘College
Lincoln
William Harper
The
Urban League
Clifford Bennett
Public Welfare Office
AALW
American Association of United Nations
Anderson Assatistion of Churches
Anderson Board of Realtors
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson College
Anderson Council of Women
Anderson Jewish Sisterhood
Anderson Township Exchange
Ronan B'rith
Anderson Bpw
Mary Stewart
Chief Lions Club
Exchange Club
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Mounds Kiwanis Club
League of Women Voters
Lions Club
NAACP
Optimist Club
Madison County Council
Iafl—Cio
Ministerial Association
Phyllis Weebley
Rosary Club
St. Ambrose
1St Mary’s
Sertomai
Uaw-Cio
United States Steel Workers of America
Ymca and
YWCA
Local Cub Scouts Honor Team During Meeting
Cub Pack 29 sponsored by Roosevelt School PTO met Thursday at 7 pm in the school gym. Olymp ics winners were Paul Bandy first, David Miller second, and Bradley Bays third. Ted King officiated candlelight ceremonies and awarded ranks to Kevin Dreizer Bobcat Danny Hubler Wolf Richard Schorr Bear and gold arrow pout.
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Roosevelt School Pto
Paul Bandy
David Miller
Bradley Bays
Ted King
Kevin Dreizer
Danny Hubler
Wolf
Richard ‘Schorr
Jimmy Ray
Kelly Hawes
Leach Cub
Den
Barbara Bays
Lois Bands
Nancy i Hawes
Shirley Peters
Barbara Whitaker
Barbara Adler
Ralph Shelburn
Carolyn Brady
Barbara Murphy
Court records show multiple Indiana filings and divorces
Circuit and Superior Court dockets list promissory note foreclosure receiverships and various divorces. Cases include Bankers Life Company vs Max Dawson Norma Mitchell vs William Lawler Jr and Verma Wood vs Thomas Wood. Divorces granted with support orders attorney fees and custody provisions noted for several pairs.
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Circuit Court
Bankers Life Company
Max T. Dawson
Sandra M. Dawson
Bagot, Free
Shearer
State of Indiana
R Skaggs, Jr
Willian Lawler Jr
Norman Mitchell
William F. Lawler Jr
William Russell
Grace B
DeArmond
George Mittendorf
Jerrald O. Finchey
Verma Jean Wood
Thomas D. Wood
Charle B. Salyer
Circult Lom
Marie Robinson
Sammy Robinson
Fred G. Yelton, Jr
Sharon Meador
Ray Dean Meador
Joan C. Bashaw
Ruth L. Hallam
Joseph F. Hallam
de ‘Fendant
Charles B .Salyer
Banker Admits Continued From Page One
In Omaha FBI special agent Charles Deford said a federal complaint filed charges Davenport with false entries in bank records. The two entries involve 150000 and 90000 made within the past year. Davenport was arrested in Ley's Capitol office after voluntary surrender. Sheriff Merle Karnopp made the arrest. Embezzlement may total over a million, possibly two or three million. State bank officials had suspected irregular operations. Embezzlement complaints were filed in Chern County District Court and in U S District Court. "I never dreamed such a thing could happen."
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Omaha
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles Deford
Davenport
Deford
Ley
State Capitol
Lancaster County
Lincoln
Merle Karnopp
Karnopp
Richard Williams
Chern County
Valentine
U. S
Cour Ab Aw Aeke
Morgan
Star of India
University of Nebraska
Benk
Tiffany's
Press of
New York
Walter Hoving
Delong
Edith H
Federal Deposit Insurance
FDIC
Page One
Madison County Sheriff's Department
California
Jerry Smith
Kenneth Hosier
Harlan Vaughn
Poplar St
Holt
Cross St
Alexandria Pike
Robert Scharnowske
Vaughn
Byron Chamberlain
June Mitchell
Linda Kay Clark
South Bend
Syylvia DeMartin
Indianapolis
Yestern
Purdue to Study Physical Education Impact on Child IQ
Indiana board grants Purdue researchers 12000 to test if organized physical education affects children’s IQ and school work. Principal investigator A H Ismail leads a team predicting IQ with muscular coordination tests and academic achievement with about 70 to 90 percent accuracy. 120 children aged 10 to 12 will enter a year long study with experimental and control groups.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana State Board of Health
Purdue University
A. H. Ismail
Ismail
Purdue Department of Physical Education
Museum Jewel Heist Described Involving Glass Cases
Police detailed a cat burglar inside a museum jewel room who could have entered by an open window and escaped via a fire escape ledge. The thief pried a glass case with tools, taking two five inch censed burners valued at 380 in the catalog but worth more on today’s market. The theft followed another break in a week earlier.
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Sworth
Mor‘gan
Living costs edge higher in September
The Labor Department reported a September rise in the cost of living by one fifth of one percent, with $10 goods rising to $10.02. However, factory workers’ take home pay reached record highs, up 0.5 percent, from $10.00 in August to $10.05. Meat and housing costs edged up while clothing climbed due to wool prices, as Arnold Chase noted a likely rise in October.
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Wast Ngton
UPD
Labor Department
Friiday
Fac
Johnson
Detroit
Arnold Chase
Labor Statistics Bureau
Department
National ‘Farmers Organization
Malawi Premier Seeks Move of Capital to Lilongwe
Zomba Malawi Premier Hastings Banda announces plan to relocate the capital to Lilongwe under a two year national development program costing 126 million dollars. The move aims to place government functions in a more central location to spur development.
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Zomba
Malawi
Nyasaland
Hastings Banda
Lilongwe
Elwood and Pipe Creek townships to form new school district
Special Judge timed From seen part of Lafayette and rt of Pipe Creek, the Elwood Community School would include Elwood and parts of Pipe Creek and Duck Creek townships and establish the Alexandria Monroe school corporation. It would provide for balloting in Van Buren Boone and part of Duck Creek Township or the Madison Grant County Metro district. Attended funeral for Ray Beasley of Indianapolis and mentions Ruth Custer of Anderson. Also notes Kanab Grand Canyon wildlife and France tourism figures.
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Lafayette
Pipe Creek
Elwood
Duck Ceek
Alexandria - Monroe
van Buren
Boone
Duck Creek Township
Madison - Grant County
County Targeted For Road System Acceptance Delay
Residents in a subdivision allege the county has not adopted the streets into the county road system despite years of development. They claim initial costs were included in property prices and additional $59 per parcel was escrowed for future improvements. The group says county work fails to meet specifications and may require extensive repairs after harsh winters.
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County Department
Peor
Jonah Club Fish Fry at Court House Lawn
The Jonah club hosts a fish fry sponsored by AHS Band Parents on Friday and Saturday from 11 AM to 8 PM at Court House Lawn. Parking available for curb service.
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Jonah Club
A.hs
Court House Lawn
Meadowbrook Church Youth Plan UNICEF Fund Drive Today
Meadowbrook Baptist Church youth plan a UNICEF fund drive this Saturday afternoon with a doorbell canvass in the church neighborhood. Leaders said donations provide a glass of milk daily for a child, or 17 children for a month, or vaccines for 100 children. UNICEF is a United Nations agency. Rev. Paul Sasser leads the youth canvas and will carry identification.
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Unicef
United Nations
Paul Sasser
Meadowbrook
Bontrager criticizes centralization and communism in 1970s tour
Bontrager spoke during helicopter trips to Bloomington Seymour Madison Evansville Princeton Columbus and touched on a Girls' School grand jury report describing a shocking administrative breakdown. He contrasted Hartke with a view favoring indivdual freedom against federal overreach and praised Goodyear while opposing selling a synthetic rubber plant to Romania to avoid aiding communism.
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Bloomington
Seymour
Madison
Evansville
Columbus
Rontrager
Romania
United States
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Bontrager
Halloween safety urged as complaints arise in county
Wright urged parents to confine Halloween activities to supervised parties. The Madison County Sheriff's Department reports extra patrols after receiving several complaints last night.
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Wright
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Election board staffing notes for county voting day
The Election Board announces in Pate One details for absentee ballot requests at the clerk's office starting 2 p m Saturday and in person voting. Precinct inspectors will receive supplies Sunday at the courthouse. Democrats and Republicans name inspectors, clerks, judges, and sheriffs for each precinct with polls opening at 6 a m and closing at 6 p m Tuesday.
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Court House
Election Board
Indiana Academy of Science Holds 80th Annual Meeting
About nine scientists and teachers are expected to attend the 80th annual meeting today of the Indiana Academy of Science. Dr Charles C Price president elect of the American Chemical Society will speak at the Indiana Central College meeting.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Academy of Science
Charles C. Price
American Chemical Society
Indiana
Central College
Anderson Obituaries and Police Report Include Robberies
Police report an attempted robbery by two California youths with a girl. three women charged with prostitution after a cease and desist order. Funeral notices list Ora Irick 85 Maggie Wilson 69 and John Burger 73 with service details and burial plans in Anderson.
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Anderson
Doyle Wright
Emmanuel Church to Host Contemporary Style Drama
Anderson College Chorale presents a two act revue For Heaven's Sake at Emmanuel Methodist Church 4100 Main St 7 p m Sunday in contemporary style. The satirical sketches follow Little Man as he takes the role of the Almighty King and contrast with themes of redemptive love as narration and ballads anchor the performance.
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Anderson College Chorale
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Main St
Jesus
Ecumenical Youth Assembly
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clertan
Census Visit Set For Farmers In This County
The farm census starts November 16 with enumerators calling on every farmer under supervision. They will help complete the forms and review them for accuracy. Census data, collected every five years, covers farms, people, acreage, crops, livestock, equipment, facilities, and production expenditures.
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Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
U. S
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Olin L Hatton 87 of Fortville died Thursday night at home born March 9 1877 Indianapolis native lived in Madison County 32 years longtime J I Holcomb Co employee Funeral services Monday at 1 30 p m at Paul C Cory Funeral Home Masonic rites Sunday 8 p m Crown Hill Cemetery burial in Indianapolis Vera L Seymour 72 of Atlanta funeral today 10 30 a m Coaltiin Funeral Home Noblesville Rev Dale Emery in charge burial Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens Mary E Montgomery female of Cambridge City funeral today 2 p m Cond o and Son Funeral Home Rev Herman Ast will conduct interment Simmons Cemetery Wilkinson South of Wilkinson Illinois dive bombing tests early 1920s
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Ora Lrick
Fletcher St
Nicholson Fire Company
Baker, Brothers Funeral Home
Donald Ward
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
East Maplewood
Masonic Lodge
Roxie
James Hatton
Olin L
Indianapolis
Funeral
Vera Seymour
Atlanta
Vera L. Seymour
Rt. 2
Coaltrin
Noblesville
Dale Emery
Lebanon
Oak Lawn
Memorial Gardens
Mary Montgomery Wilkinson
Mary E. Montgomery
Cambridge City
Condo and Son Funeral
Herman Ast
Church of God In
Washington
Marine Fle
New Castle
Simmons Cemetery
Wilkinson
Goldwater Campaigns Across West Before California Finish
Goldwater wound up his Eastern campaign with scheduled Wyoming Nevada Arizona and California stops. In Cheyenne he spoke as 2000 gathered amid wind and an egg was hurled at his stand. He blamed Johnson for fading U S prestige and cited Britain and France as appeasement allies. He planned a windup day in San Francisco and a possible flight to Fre edonia before Las Vegas Tucson and Los Angeles. Forest fires in the South consume 14 percent of wood growth yearly, surpassing pulpwood cuts.
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Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
California
Cheyenne
Sédegren
Sen
Milward Simpson
Turkey
Goldwater
Moscow
London
Johnson
Britain
France
San Francisco
Manay
Freedonia
Arizona-Utah
Senate
Pittsburgh
East
Las Vegas
Tucson
Los Angeles
Atlanta
World's Best Cooks Compete in Germany Contest
In Frankfurt, top culinary artists gather Friday to open the 11th international cooking contest since World War I. The event runs through November 6 and will crown a champion cook.
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Germany
Frankfurt
To Sin By Silence Protests Stir Cowardly Men
A compact notice echoes a political call urging citizens to speak out. The phrase references moral courage and public duty with strains of historical rhetoric. It frames resistance as a civic imperative in the lead up to a Pennsylvania congressional race.
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Abe Lincoln
Congress
Pal
Bibles Supplied to WRE Classrooms in Expanded Program
The Weekday Religious Education committee bought 240 Revised Standard Version Bibles for fourth grade classrooms in 12 churches across Madison Avenue Emmanuel Arrow Heights East Side South Meridian Grace Fifth Street to serve 11,036 pupils from 19 public schools. Classes meet in 42 rooms, with dedication services held for the new Bibles.
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Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Emmanuel Methodist
Arrow Heights
Churches Announce Sunday Services At Two Faiths
Hillcrest Church of Christ at 1215 Brookline St sets 10 40 a m sermon The Day of Jehovah and 6 30 p m Election Day Bible classes at 9 30 a m and 6 p m Youth meetings at 6 p m New Era Church of God at 1400 Broadway presents Rev Marvin Baker sermons After Four Years at 8 30 and 11 a m Dealing With Doubt at 6 p m Youth meetings at 7 p m
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Hillcrest Ch. of Christ
Brookline St
Robert Carrell
Church of God
Broadway
Marvin Baker
Downtown Dog Room Planned for Park in Ostersund
In Ostersund Sweden the City Council approves a dogs room at a downtown park with a stone pillar centerpiece and a sign reading For your friend the dog. Nine more ideas are under review as the project proceeds.
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Ostersund
Sweden
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Grand Canyon
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Ora Irick
Maggie Wilson
Maggie Lee Wilson
Zion Baptist Church
James Menifee
East Maplewood Cemetery
L. C. May Funeral Home
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John Howard Burger
Hickory St
Brigg Memorial Home
Emmanuel Church
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Freeland
Anderson Six Genmen
Mebel C. Burger
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Melbourne
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