Anderson Highlanders top Westfield 14 6 in home win
Highland led 14 0 at halftime after Craig Huxtable scored on a 7 yard run and John Campbell tallied on a 36 yard reception from Gary Bronnenberg. Steve Givens added both extra points as Westfield was held in check and fumbled near Highland’s 10 yard line.
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Rod Shaw
Anderson Highland
Westfield
Shamrocks
Highland
Craig Huxtable
Steve Givens
John Campbell
Gary Bronnenberg
Indians rout Pirates as Madison Heights romps 54 to 7
A power outage delayed kickoff 15 minutes but the Anderson Indians crushed the Madison Heights Pirates 54 to 7 before about 6,000 fans. L. V. Youngblood scored three times, Ed Fuller added a 14 yard reverse TD, and the Indians piled up 598 rushing yards on 52 carries. Vic Campbell connected for a late 18 yard TD pass to Tom Teagardin as the final margin stood 54-7.
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Anderson Field
Madison Heights
Tribe
Ed Fuller
Mike Carter
Pirate
Youngblood
Bill Isenhour
Vic Campbell
Tom Teagardin
Tom Apgar
Indians
Bill Etwell
Fuller
Tommy Vaughm
Richard Youngblood
Wirtz Meets Rail Disputants to Frame Arbitration Deal
Labor Secretary Wirtz met with rail union and management officials to launch unprecedented collective bargaining under compulsory arbitration. Ralph Seward announced the arbitration panel will begin hearings next week on pay, seniority and other minor issues while major disputes await rulings within 90 days.
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Seward
Washington
Wirtz
18 Foot Waves Force Navy Airlift From Cape Cod Towers
Navy helicopters evacuated 28 workers from Texas Towers 2 and 3 off Cape Cod as 18 foot seas battered the structures. Coast Guard and amphibious planes assisted but could not land. towers were slated for salvage by Luria Brothers after decommissioning by the Air Force.
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Woonset Point
R.I
UPI
Texas
North Atlantic
Towers 2
Cape Cod
Quonest Point Naval Air Station
Tower No. 3
Coast Guard
Ingham
Norfolk
le Gare
Fairhaven
Mass
Acushnet
Portland
Maine
Luria Brothers
New York
Air Force
Texas Tower 4
Atlantic
Wallace Sparks Alabamaintegration protests as schools closed
Governor George Wallace closes eight desegregated public schools in Alabama cities including Huntsville and Tuskegee, prompting Negro attorneys to seek federal restraint and triggering violent clashes in Birmingham as Mobile hosts troop withdrawal and ongoing desegregation tensions.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Birmingham
Tuskegee
Mobile
Port City
Murphy High
City GOP Plans Big Monday Evening Session
Anderson Republican Central Committee officials announced final plans for a September 7 afternoon meeting at GOP headquarters 812 Main St. The event supports Anderson City election efforts for November 5 with polling supplies and discussion with candidates and appointees. Attendees invited.
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Anderson Republican Central Committee
GOP
Main St
Anderson Township
Anderson City
Indiana Supreme Court
Howard Erhart
Peark Hitchcock
Mike Seybert
William Peck
Edward Williams
Assembly Committee Questions U S Curbs on Monroe Building
Indiana lawmakers questioned a federal rule barring private beaches and docks on the Monroe Reservoir under construction near Bloomington. John E. Mitchell explained the federal policy keeps shoreland owned by the government and open to the public, limiting private development on the 11 000 acre lake.
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Indianapolis
Legislative Economic Development Committee
Monroe
Bloomington
Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
John E. Mitchell
Anderson College Orientation Program Kicks Off
Orientation for hundreds of new students and parents begins at Anderson College with receptions in Kardatzke Lounge and a faculty address by Dr. George Arthur Buttrick. Classes start Sept. 16 as returning students arrive next week.
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Anderson College
Kardatzke
Olt
Robert H. Reardon
Robert A. Nicholson
Reardon
George Arthur Buttrick
Chicago
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Today’s Weather Snapshot
High today in the 70s with a low in the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 77 and the low 45. Sunset at 7:12 p.m. Tonight’s low near 50. Sunrise tomorrow around 6:17 a.m.
GOP Leader Blasts Business Over Kennedy Tax Cut Plan
Rep. John Byrnes of Wisconsin attacked business leaders allied with President Kennedy for backing an $11.1 billion tax cut. He said their push signals a retreat from fiscal responsibility and would ensure large deficits for years to come.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
PSC Denies Reconsideration of NYC Rail Line Discontinuance
Indianapolis Public Service Commission refuses to set aside its August 2 decision authorizing the discontinuance of two New York Central passenger trains between Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Public Counselor Warren W. Martin had sought reconsideration citing alleged legal errors.
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Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
Cincinnati
Warren W. Martin
PSC
Judge Hunter Registers to Vote in City Election
Judge Don Hunter formerly of Madison County and now on the Indiana Appellate Court and his wife Mrs. Viol et Hunter visited the courthouse to register for the upcoming city election. He stated May 24 1963 as the annexation date per Judge John Ryan’s First Division opinion, and that the Supreme Court action leaving it stands as law of the case. He urged expeditious city action to avoid disenfranchising annex residents.
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Don Hunter
Andersonian
Indiana Appelate Court
Violet Hunter
Hunter
LaGrange
John Ryan
Indiana Supreme Court
Ryan
Annex
Indiana General Assembly
Madison County
la Grange County
Indiana
Alpha Byrum
Advisory Board pushes metropolitan system for Anderson Township
Anderson Township Advisory Board pressed for a metropolitan school system at a Madison County reorganiza tion meeting. Leland Boren Everett Newton and Morris Johns argued against a township trustee model and questioned the plan while bus drivers’ grievances and a missing trustee Willis Winkler prompted mystery about motives and timing.
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Anderson Township
Madison County School Reorganization Committee
Leland Boren
Everett Newman
Morris Johns
Willis Winkler
Winkler
Boren
Schoool
Derson Township
James Craig
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
The Stockton Post Office's anti burglar device triggered tear gas and released a safe, but the wire broke from old age. The gas affected about a dozen employees and patrons during the incident in Stockton California.
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Stockton, Calif
Stockton
New Castle Youth Killed In Crash
A Henry County teenager, Donald Morgan aged 14, died when a car carrying seven was hit by a Nickel Plate train at a crossing southeast of New Castle. Six other occupants escaped serious injury. train engineer L M Goldman was identified. A Greensburg man Walter Allen Ray, 41, died in a separate one car crash south of Connersville.
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Associated Press
Henry County
Greensburg
Connersville
Indianapolis
Peru
Donald Morgan
Rt. 3
New Castle
David
Jackie Morgan
Charles Addison
James
James Hancock
Donald Guffy
L. M. Goldman
Rt. 7
Muncie
Ingalls UF Head Named Chairman of United Fund Division
Claude Rummel of Ingalls named chairman of the Ingalls Division for the Madison County United Fund fall appeal. The drive, launching September 30, includes nine county divisions and supports 23 major beneficiaries with a goal of 463,500 dollars. Rummel, a Guide Lamp employee and longtime community leader, has held numerous church, civic, and youth roles in the area.
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United Fund
Claude Rummel
Ingalls
Madison County United Fund
Russell J. Hulse
Markleville
Rummel
Uaw-Cio
United Fund Board of Directors
Methodist Church
Historical Society
Northern Indiana
Two Girls Return For Beauty Title Tries Last Night
Miss Alabama Judith Short won the talent category for her marimba rendition of Hora Staccato. Miss District of Columbia Rosanne Tueller captured the bathing suit event and placed high in talent with I Love Paris and a jazz dance.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPD
Miss Alabama
Miss District of Columbia
Judith Short
Miss
D.C
Rosanne
Brunnette
Paris
U S Refuses To Surrender 3 Buddhists
In Saigon a Vietnamese memo demanded the United States hand over three Buddhist priests sheltering in the American Embassy. Washington refused to surrender them without assurances of their safety.
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Saigon
UPS
United States
U.S
Washington
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Loi
Thich Tri Quang
Diem
le Mai Chi
Tran van Nham
Xa Loi
Summitville Woman Wins Grand Champion in Style Show
Mrs. Pat Forest of Summitville claimed first place and the grand champion prize at the 1963 Homemakers Style Show, after selecting a red material for her entry. She wore a red suit with black gloves, purse, and shoes, and credited luck and her hunch for the color choice amid judging by Lotsy Benning Stewart Jane Smith and Robin Karsh at the Indiana State Fair. Originally from Canton and Cleveland, Ohio, Forest noted her sewing and modeling background aided her win.
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Pat
Larry) Forest
Lotsy Benning Stewart
Iane Smith
Robin Karsh
Indianapolis
Forest
Canton
Cleveland
Ohio
Summitville
Gingham Gowns
Ec. Club
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Hartford City
Plymouth
Alexandria
Noblesville
Shelbyville
Eac
Phearth Ae
Westfield Anderson
Id's
Atlantic Towers
AHBA
Anderson Country Club
Anderson Home Builders Association
Tom Broderick
John V. Osman
Purdue University
Russia
Dick Williams
Herald
Ralph T. Seward
Navy
Alabama
Birmingham, Ala
Assembly
Monroe Building
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Ingalls UF
Quang
St. John’s Hospital
Frank Robinson
E. 8Th St
Dorothy Boyce
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