Board Exonerates Graham Chappell Estes Suspended
The Anderson Safety Board cleared Det. Capt. Robert L. Graham of two charges from August 27 and placed Det. Capt. Robert W. Estes on six day suspension and Det. Lt. Harry Chappell on three days. The action follows an incident at the Cedar Lounge on July 9. A rumor of a planned protest by local Negroes prompted police deployments, but no demonstration occurred. George Satterwhite of the NAACP said no plans were known. Graham, president of the Indiana Fraternal Order of Police, was charged with rules 12 and 29 of the police rules, concerning officer conduct and public criticism of department members. The board noted other officers posted derogatory remarks on a bulletin board. A reprimand was suggested for Graham’s conduct.
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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
C. D. Rotruck
Charles Gaus
FDP
Goldwater To Formally Open Drive
Prescott Arizona prepares for Barry Goldwater to formally launch his presidential campaign from the courthouse plaza. An expected 35 000 supporters will fill the downtown area while banners read Welcome Home Barry. Rep William Miller joins the motorcade from Prescott Municipal Airport to the plaza.
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Prescott, Ariz
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
U. S. Senate
Prescott
Arizona Territory
Home Barry
Goldwater
Plaga
William E. Miller
New York
Prescott Municipal
Morris
Arizona
Welsh to Attend Indianapolis Bypass Opening
Governor Welsh will attend the opening ceremonies September 21 for 2.5 miles of the Vincennes bypass of U.S. 41, announced by the Indiana State Highway Commission today.
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Welsh
Indianapolis
UPI
Vincennes
U.S. 41
Indiana State Highway Commission
Humpty Dumpty Problem Restoring Ancient Wall Painting
Experts at the Tata Museum in West Hungary tackle a fragile Roman wall painting found nearby. The 1,800 year old artwork split into about 10,000 fragments as the wall beneath it crumbled.
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Budapest
Hungary
UPI
Tata Museum
Wrecks Take Three Lives Over Indiana
Two teenagers died in separate crashes in Indiana. Thomas Lee Elliott, 16, of Marion, was killed when his scooter collided with a car on Indiana 18 east of Marion after turning onto the highway from a side road. He was ejected and died of a broken neck. Leslie T. Rood, 17, of Sharpsville, died when his station wagon veered off Indiana 19 four miles north of Tipton. He was alone in the vehicle. Sheriff Verle Grimme of Tipton County reported the car swerved unable to regain control.
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Associated Press
Marion
Thomas Lee Elliott
Ind. 18
Leslie T. Rood
Sharpsville
Tipton
Verle Grimme
Tipton County
Ben Davis Band Wins Hoosier State Fair Championship
Ben Davis captured the Hoosier State Fair marching trophy as Indiana high school bands dominated by Anderson and Madison County dominated the first ten places. Madison Heights placed second, Anderson led by George Vaught claimed fourth, Highland Scots fifth, with Alexandria seventh and Pendleton tenth as 90 bands performed before about 20 000 spectators.
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Ben Davis High School
Marion County
Indiana High School
Anderson
Madison County
Madison Heights
Marching Indians
Highland
Alexandria
Pendleton
Vincennes
Southport
Richmond
Crown Point
Francis E. Barker
Burris
Highlanders
Everett Rossow
Quo Vadis
James Chandler
Noblesville
Elwood
Greenfield
Knightstown
Middletown
Lapel
Hal A. Meurer
Ben Davis
Pasadena
Calif
Vinccennes
Indianapolis
Herald
Anderson High School
Meajorettes
Highland High School
LBJ Signs Billion Dollar Housing Act To Rebuild Neighborhoods
President Johnson signed a billion dollar plus housing program targeting slum apartments farm and suburban homes with loans for the elderly and neighborhood remodeling. He called it a milestone toward every American living in a decent home and safe neighborhood. A compromise bill worth 1.1318 billion funded ongoing and new efforts beyond current programs. Dr M Alan Brown named acting president at Franklin College while trustees seek a successor to Harold W Richardson.
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Washington
Johnson
As of
White House
Franklin, Ind
UPI
M. Alan Brown
Franklin College
Harold W. Richardson
Herald Publishes 1964 Major College Football Schedule
The Anderson Herald prints its 1964 college football schedules on Page 12, compiled by the AP. It groups games into East, Midwest, South, Southwest, Rocky Mountain and Far West, shows day and night games, home fields, and last season scores. Fans can clip for reference and debate outcomes.
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Anderson Herald
Associated Press
Midwest
Southwest
Rock Mountain
Far West
Anderson Public Schools ready for 17000 students Friday
Teachers finish a week of prep as Anderson Public Schools await about 17 000 enrollment on Friday. Supt G E Ebbertt says buses run near last year’s schedule with adjustments in busier subdivisions. Students will be enrolled and then sent home if no transportation is needed. Teachers attend workshops led by Dr Donald Ferguson on future trends in elementary education.
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Anderson Public
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Midwest
Par Place School
Donald Ferguson
Ball State Teachers College
Ferguson
San Antonio
Tex
Englewood
Col
Peoria Heights
Ill
University of Denver
Ball State
East Central Indiana School Study Council
Anderson
Association For Ision
Curriculum Devcent
Association For Student Teaching
Harold Gallagher
O. T. White
Westvale
Condon
Gfellow
Esther Farmer
Seventh Street
Lavinia Burton
Don Dick
25Th St. School
Johnson orders FBI probe into McCloskey payoff charge
President Johnson asked the FBI to investigate Sen Williams claim that contractor Matthew H. McCloskey Jr paid a 35000 payoff on a 20 million D C Stadium contract. White House said the inquiry would see if federal law was violated and followed Williams charged flow of 25000 through Bobby Baker into the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
Philadelphia
Matthew H. McCloskey Jr
D. C
White House
George E. Reedy
Reedy
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Democratic Majority
Kennedy-Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Democratic National Committee
Williams
McCloskey
Ireland
Sen. Williams
McCloskey & Co
Senate approves Medicare plan with GOP support in 40 44 vote
The Senate backed Johnson's elderly medical care act and a seven dollar monthly Social Security pension raise. Five Republicans joined 44 Democrats to pass the health care provision 40 44. The measure moves to a House that has blocked Kennedy era proposals. Senator Goldwater opposed, warning of turning Social Security into welfare.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnson
South
House
John F. Kennedy
Barry M. Goldwater
Start of Charity
Goldwater
Arizona
Congressional Record
York, World War I Hero, Dies At 76
Sgt Alvin C York, famed WWI foot soldier who killed 25 German machinegunners and captured 132 enemy soldiers at Argonne, died at 76 in Nashville after a long illness. He had been paralyzed since 1954, hospitalized repeatedly, and entered Veterans Hospital for a bladder infection before lapsing into a coma.
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York
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin C. York
Argonne Forest
Europe
Marshal Foch
Veterans Hospital
Anderson College Announces New Library Policy Changes
Anderson College unveils new rules for Charles E. Wilson Library driven by more Eastside campus students and rising non college use. Dr. Robert H. Reardon says full privileges are limited to students and faculty, while alumni and community adults may still visit or use non circulating materials.
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Anderson Colllege
Charles E. Wilson
Robert H. Reardon
Madi County
Wilson Library
Anderson College
Anderson
Hurricanes Cleo and Dora Roam Atlantic Not Threatening
Two hurricanes moved across the Atlantic with no land threat at the moment. Cleo, a killer storm, held 90 mph winds east of Cape Hatteras but drifted away from the U.S. mainland. Dora, the fourth tropical storm this season, strengthened to a 75 mph hurricane east of Puerto Rico and was expected to pass north of the Leeward Islands. Cleo lingered 315 miles east of Cape Hatteras, moving east at 11 mph. The system has claimed 149 lives over its life, with three in the U.S., and the final advisory was repeatedly issued before.
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San Juan
P.R
Atlantic
Cleo
Cape Hatteras
N.C
U. S
Dora
Puerto Rico
Tiiros
Miami
Leeward Islands
Washington Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
United States
New Arrivals in Anderson and Nearby Areas
Babies born to Mr and Mrs Robert Stanley of Rt 4 a girl Mrs Willie Anderson of 1631 W 19th St a boy Mrs Maurice Mehling of Alexandria a boy Mr Jay Filson of Greenfield a boy Mr Theodore Kaerschner of Pendleton a boy Hershel Crist of Alexandria a boy Adele Carmon Summitville a girl William Wechsler 317 E 15th St a boy Garry Jones of Alexandria a boy
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Robert Stanley
Rt. 4
Willie Anderson
W. 19Th St
Maurice Mehling
Alexandria
Jay Filson
Greenfield
Theodore Kearschner
Pendleton
Community Hospital
Hershel Crist
Adele Carmon
Summitville
William Wechsler
E. 15Th St
Garry Jones
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Chappell
Estes
Madison County United Fund
George R
Dick) Moore
Container Corporation
Paul Newbern
Nicholson File
Albert H
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Everett ©. Jones
Indiana
Beech Grove
Worthington
West Vigo
Pike
Lebanon
Jasr
Columbus
Nightstown
West Lafayette
Princeton
Fort Branch
Zionsville
Brazil
Jeffersonville
Oung
Meurer
Florida
LBJ
St. John’s Hospital
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