Board Exonerates Graham Chappell Estes Suspended
The Board of Public Safety cleared Robert L. Graham of two charges from August 27 and ordered six day suspension for Det. Capt. Robert Estes and three days for Det Lt. Harry Chappell. Commitments followed an incident at the Cedar Lounge on July 9.
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Board of Public Safety
Robert L. Graham
Graham
Robert W. Estes
Harry Chappell
Cedar Lounge
City Hall
George Satterwhite
NAACP
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
Police Department
Anderson
Safety Board
FOP
D. Rotruck
Charles Gaus
FDP
Goldwater to Formally Open Presidential Campaign in Prescott
Barry Goldwater and running mate William Miller prepare to launch his campaign on Prescott courthouse steps with an expected 35,000 crowd. The event echoes his 1950s Senate bid and features banners Welcome Home Barry and a notable historic route through downtown Prescott. Indigenous leaders from at least 10 Arizona tribes will join the motorcade amid a large public gathering.
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Prescott, Ariz
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
U. S. Senate
Prescott
Arizona Territory
Barry
Goldwater
Wiliam E. Miller
New York
Prescott Municipal
Morris
Arizona
Humpty Dumpty Problem Challenges 1800 Year Old Wall Painting
Experts at the Tata Museum in West Hungary face a Humpty Dumpty style restoration after an 1800 year old Roman wall painting found nearby crumbled into 10 000 pieces. The fragile fragment was described as a wall painting broken into thousands of shards.
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Budapest
Hungary
UPK
Tata Museum
Wrecks Take Three Lives Over Indiana
Two teenagers died in separate Indiana crashes. Thomas Lee Elliott, 11, of Marion, died after his scooter hit a car on Ind 18. Leslie T. Rood, 17, of Sharpsville, died when his station wagon crashed on Ind 19 near Tipton.
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Associated Press
Marion
Thomas Lee Elliott
Ind
Leslie T. Rood
Sharpsville
Ind. 19
Tipton
Verle Grimme
Tipton County
Johnson signs $1 Billion Housing Act to aid homes
President Johnson signed a billion dollar housing program aimed at slum, farm, and suburban homes, elderly loans, and neighborhood remodeling. He described it as a milestone to provide decent living and safer neighborhoods, though the measure totals 1 331 800 000 and is $700 million under his initial request.
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Washington
Johnson
As of
America
Anderson Public Schools Await 17000 Enrollees Friday
Teachers wrap up a week of warmup sessions as about 17,000 students are set to report on enrollment day. Supt G E Ebbertt says all students attend at regular hours with buses on near last year schedules, delaying only in subdivisions with higher population. Students will be enrolled before buses take them home.
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Anderson Public Schools
Supt
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Madison County United Fund
George R
Dick) Moore
Container Corporation
Paul Newbern
Nicholson
Albert H
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Everett ©. Jones
Noblesville
Beech Grove
Elwood
Greenfield
Worthington
West Vigo
Pike
Marion County
Lebanon
Jasper
Columbus
Knightstown
West Lafayette
Princeton
Fort Branch
Zionsville
Middletown
Brazil
Jeffersonville
Meurer
Florida
Johnson Urges FBI Probe Of Payoff Charge In D C Stadium Deal
President Johnson asked the FBI to probe a senator's claim that contractor Matthew H. McCloskey Jr paid a 350,000 kickback on the 200 million D C Stadium contract. White House spokesman George E. Reedy said the investigation seeks possible federal law violations.
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Washington
APJ
Johnson
FBI
Philadelphia
Matthew H. McCloskey Jr
D. C
White House
George E. Reedy
Johnson Tl
York, World War I Hero, Dies At 76
Nashville Tenn United Press International reports Sgt Alvin C York the famed World War I marksman died at 76 after a long illness He had suffered strokes and was hospitalized with a bladder infection York was lauded by Marshal Foch as Europe’s greatest foot soldier and claimed 25 German kills in a single bout of combat before his health declined earlier life details are noted but the emphasis is on his death and age.
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Johnson
Williams
McCloskey
Ireland
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Sen. Williams
McC
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin C. York
Europe
Foch
York
Whal
Senate approves Medicare plan with GOP help
The Senate backed Johnson's Medicare proposal with five Republican votes joining 44 Democrats as 40 to 44 roll call. The package includes a $7 monthly Social Security pension increase and moves to the House, which had blocked similar Kennedy era measures. Senator Goldwater opposed the health care use of the plan.
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Washington
South
TTT House
John F. Kennedy
Hurricanes Dora Cleo Roam Atlantic No Land Threat
Two hurricanes roved the Atlantic with no current land danger. Cleo churned east of Cape Hatteras with 115 mph winds, moving away from the mainland. Dora strengthened near Puerto Rico to 75 mph and moved west-northwest toward the Leeward Islands, forecasters said.
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San Juan
UPI
Atlantic
Cleo
Cape Hatteras
N.C
U. Mainland
Puerto al Rico
Indiana High School Bands Shine At State Contest
Madison Heights led by Francis E. Barker and Anderson's bands dominated the Indiana State Fair marching contest drawing a crowd of about 20 000. Ben Davis won the trophy and earlier Rose Parade honors, with multiple county bands placing in the top 10, including Vincennes Alexandria and Pendleton.
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Madison Heights
Anders’son
Marching Indians
Highland
Tartan Clad Sects Ltd
Alexandria
Pendleton
Vincennes
Southport
Richmond
Crown Point
Std
Anderson
Francis E. Barker
George Vaught
Donald E
Ben Davis High School
Burris
Marion County
Indiana
Everett Rossow
Diana
Chandler
Uth
Noblesville
Elwood
Greenfield
Knightstown
Middletown
Lapel
Hal A. Meurer
Ben Davis
Pasadena
Calif
Madison County Bonds
Indianapolis
Herald Phata
Anderson High School
Herald
Highland High School
Highlanders
Herald Phot
Herald Publishes 1964 College Football Schedule Card
The Anderson Herald prints its AP compiled 1964 major college football team schedule on page 12. It lists six regions East Midwest South Southwest Rock Mountain Far West with day or night games, home fields, and last year scores for most teams.
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Anderson Herald
Associated Press
Midwest
Southwest
Rock Mountain
Far West
Rea
New Anivals In Anderson Report Births At Local Hospitals
The bulletin lists newborns at St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital. Families welcomed include Robert Stanley and spouse with a son. Willie Anderson and spouse with a son. Maurice Mehling and spouse with a son. Jay Filson and spouse with a son. Theodore Kaerschner and spouse with a son. Hershel Crist and spouse with a son. Adele Carmon and spouse with a daughter. William Webster and spouse with a son. Garry Jones and spouse with a son. Addresses provided for several families.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Stanley
Willie Anderson
W. 19Th St
Maurice Mehling
Alexandria
Jay Filson
Greenfield
Theodore Kearschner
Pendleton
Community Hospital
Hershel Crist
Adele Carmon
Summitville
Wiliam Webster
E. 15Th St
Garry Jones
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