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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1963

Page

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Reorganization Proposals Aired At Meeting Here

The Madison County School Reorganization Committee held a public session at the YMCA to discuss a pre preliminary plan for a five unit county system. Speakers debated combining Anderson City and Township with other areas into units and noted the plan would cover 114 square miles with about 16 906 pupils and a $127 252 800 total school valuation.

Madison County YMCA Anderson City Anderson Township Richland Union Lafayette Township James Craig Pendleton Four-Township Anderson Anderson, Lafayette, Richland Union Township East Central van Buren Monroe Township

Wallace Ramps Anti-Integration Moves Across Alabama

Gov. George Wallace moved state troopers into Huntsville and Mobile to halt potential breaks in school desegregation, while blacks sued to reopen three Birmingham schools shut after rioting.

Birmingham Ala UPI George C. Wallace Huntsville Mobile

Kennedy selects three arbiters for rail work rules board

President Kennedy named Ralph Seward James Healy and Benjamin Aaron as the three public members of the railroad arbitration panel to decide crew size and whether firemen are needed on freight and yard diesel locomotives. The board, set up by an August act, will rule on two disputed issues after unions and management failed to agree.

Washington UPI Kennedy Arbitration Board Ralph T. Seward War Labor Board

Birmingham Schools Opened to Negroes Face Reopening Suit

NAACP chief attorney Constance Baker Motley filed suit in federal court seeking reopening of Birmingham’s three schools closed after a bloody riot costing a life. Troopers moved into Huntsville and Mobile as Gov. Wallace pulled troops from Birmingham. The action seeks injunction to resume classes, while opposing a desegregation order.

Huntsville Highway Patrol al Lingo Mobile Constance Baker Motley National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Birmingham Gov. Wallace

Creagmile seeks election status on two votes

Madison County Clerk Eugene Creagmile said he sent a letter to the Indiana Board of Election Commissioners asking the status of about 8 000 voters in Anderson Township affected by a State Supreme Court decision on annexation. He noted he heads the County Election Commission and the inquiry arose yesterday.

State Highway Department Anderson College Theology Madison County Anderson City Highway Department Commissioner’s Court Ralph McCord Jesse Biddle Harold Foust Ralph Ferguson William J. Norton White River Big Kilbuck Creek Oral S. Craig Indiana State Highway Commission Joe Brogdon Anderson Madison Eugene Creagmile Indiana Board of Election Commissioners Anderson Township State Supreme Court

Sells Suit Attacks Wheel Tax Legality

Indiana AFL-CIO President Dallas Sells filed a second court challenge to the Marion County Thoroughfare Authority and sought equal time to answer Gov. Welsh on the statewide 2 percent sales tax. A judge ruled the tax unconstitutional in a related suit, while Welsh appeals to the Indiana Supreme Court. Sells argues the wheel tax is unfair for out of county drivers and outlines tax rates beginning 1964.

Indianapolis Indiana Afl-Cio Dallas Sells Sells Marion County Matthew E. Welsh General Assembly John L. Niblack Marion Circuit Court Welsh Indiana Supreme Court Niblack Marion Couny

Madison County Council Trims 1964 Tax Levy

After a three day budget session the Madison County Council reduced the proposed 1964 tax levy from 1.11 to under 1.08 per 100 valuation. The cut includes a 50 388 reduction in personal expenditures and a 4 450 cut in operating expenses. Welfare tax levy drops from 11 to 10 percent, with overall levy for Anderson taxpayers at about 8.09.

Madison County Council Anderson

Parade of Homes Kickoff Dinner Opens Annual Event

The Anderson Home Builders Association hosts a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Anderson Country Club to begin its Parade of Homes. Speaker John V. Osman of Purdue University, fresh from a Russia tour, will address attendees. Committee chair Dick Williams leads with Ralph Daoust Howard Webb Marshall Cooper Fred Kean and Franklyn Marsh on the panel.

Anderson Home Builders Association Anderson Country Club John V. Osman Purdue University Russia Dick Williams Ralph Daoust Howard Webb Marshall Cooper Fred Kean Franklyn Marsh Anderson Homebuilders Association

Goldwater Proposes Reservation on Nuclear Test Ban

UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater reiterates a bid to defer the nuclear test ban treaty until Russia removes troops and all nuclear weapons from Cuba. He would require on the spot inspections and resist immediate ratification, drawing swift Democratic opposition led by Mansfield Humphrey Javits and Keating.

Washington UPI Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Russia Cuba Goldwater Goldwater Reservation Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Kenneth B. Keating Gordon al Jott R-Colp Moscow Mansfield Raps Humphrey Javits Keating Allot

Nightclub owner robbed of diamond ring in Indianapolis

Steve Brodey of Brodeys Village Inn says a thief lifted a 3 carat diamond ring valued at 2000 dollars from his right hand while he greeted patrons. Police investigated the daytime theft at the Indianapolis establishment.

Indianapolis Steve Brodey Brodey Village Inn

Record Crowd Expected For AHS Madison Heights Grid Tilt

More than 7,000 fans are planned for the And erson Indians versus Madison Heights Pirates clash at South Anderson Field opening the Indians 49th season. Coaches Carter and Baker forecast a tough game as both teams seek pride and a win in a storied local rivalry.

South Anderson Field Anderson Indians Madison Heights Pirates 29Th Brown Streets Charles Cummings Anderson High School Tribe Jim Carter Bob Baker Carter Bill Ike) Isenhour Bob Milam Mickey Bivens Baker Eastern Letermen Bill Isenhour Anderson Indians Madison Heights Pirates Herald

Christine Keeler Faces Perjury Trial in London

Scotland Yard arrested Christine Keeler on perjury and conspiring to obstruct justice linked to the sex and security scandal that unsettled Harold Macmillan’s government. Paula Hamilton Marshall and Olive Brooker were also charged and held at Bow Street.

London UPI Scotland Yard Christine Keeler Harold Miss Keeler Paula Hamilton - Marshall Miss Marshall Olive Brooker James Axon Marylebone

Four Die In Noblesville Car Truck Crash

Mrs Ida Belle Johnson 23 and her parents Mr and Mrs Birch Schubert were killed when their car collided with two trucks on Highway 25 near the Kentucky Tennessee line en route from Pennington Gap Virginia. Richard Schubert 19 died at Marymount Hospital London Kentucky and Tammy Sue Johnson 4 is in critical condition. Left orphans are Bobby 17 and Danny 16 Schubert Noblesville High students. Mrs Johnson a Kinley Market employee and graduate of Noblesville High School class of 1959. The Schuberts worked for Griffin Refrigeration and Electric Company Noblesville. Bodies sent to Coaltrin Funeral Home for Crownland Cemetery burial arrangements incomplete.

Noblesville Ida Belle Johnson Charles L. Johnson Birch Schubert Kentucky-Tennessee Richard Schubert Marymount Hospital London Tammy Sue Johnson Pennington Gap Bobby Schubert Danney Schubert Noblesville High School Johnson S. 9Th St Kinley Food Market Special Products Company Schubert Division St Griffin Refrigeration and Electric Company Richard Rigal Market Coaltrin Funeral Home Crownland Cemetery

Indiana Rejected Plan to Raise CD Interest to Four Percent

Indiana拒绝提高定期存款年利率至4%之提议 以3比2投票否决 此举在听证会后由金融机构部作出 175名 banker参加的公开听证会使州议会大院挤满 仍维持3%的最高利率 仅针对定期存单 除了支票存款与活期存款以外 不改变普通存款的3%上限 这使印第安纳成为50州中唯一不允许超出3%利率的州

Hearing on rate increase ends in 3 to 2 vote

New Castle and George Baron Munster are noted in the report as witnesses. Thirty eight testified with 22 in favor and 16 against raising the maximum rate. Francis Moore of Indianapolis abstained to break ties but a 6 member board still failed 3 to 2. Proponents were Milton Maidenburg and H L Lyon. opponents included Paul J Sweeney and Willard T Jordon.

Indianapolis State Department of Financial Institutions Indiana State Senate Chamber Department New Castle George Baron Munster Francis Moore Moore Milton Maidenburg Marion H. L. Lyon Madison Paul J. Sweeney Vincennes Willard T. Jordon

New Arrivals Born at St John and Community Hospitals

Birth notices from St John s Hospital and Community Hospital list multiple newborns. Families include Trinkle Middletown Cham bers Hiday Ogburn Sumner Studebaker Koopman Flatford with a mix of girls and boys at various addresses.

St. John’s Hospital Alva Trinkle Madison Ave Joseph Thomas Middletown Community Hospital Bennie Chambers Halford St Roy Hiday Howard Ogburn W. 9Th St Lowell Sumner

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Lloyd W. Dreber Austin Texas Wallace Rail Board James T. Healy Harvard University School of Business Benjamin Aaron Institute of Industrial Relations The University of California At Los Angeles Seward Washington, D.C Bethlehem Steel United Steel Workers International Harvester United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America Rocket City Cullman Arab Decatur Creagmile County Election Commission Council Goldwater Hits Hetold L. V. Youngblood FE. Fuller Associated Press Youngblood Fuller Isenhour Bow Street Stephen Ward Ward Old Bailey Axon Miss Hamilton-Marshall
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