Three Top Democrats Oppose Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Senate figures Russell Stennis and Eastland join Kennedy opposition to ratification. Power testimony cited security concerns and disarmament risks. Goldwater signals likely vote against pact as debate set to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Richard R. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Kennedy
John C. Sten Tis
D-Miss
Senate
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Georgia
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Stennis
Preparedness
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Power
SAC
Russia
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
United
United States
New Student Receptions Open Orientation Week at UC
Anderson College begins a week of orientation with receptions for freshmen and parents led by President Reardon and Deans. The events include a 4 p.m. parents reception and a 7 p.m. freshmen gathering in Kardatzke Lounge. Faculty activities feature talks by Dr. George Arthur Buttrick and a series of fall sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Kardatzke
Olt
Reardon
Robert A. Nicholson
George Arthur Buttrick
Chicago
New York City
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harvard University
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Vila Deubach
Norman Beard
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Nicholson
Five Inducted By Local Draft Board
Madison County selective service boards report five registrants inducted in August. Named are Harry Thomas Hyland Earl Wayne Richmond Floyd Lee Threlke Sherman Eugene George and David Allen Neese. October orders plan 11 inductions and 121 pre induction exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Selective Service Boards
Harry Thomas Hyland
Earl Wayne Richmond
Anderson
Floyd Lee Threlke
Atlanta
Sherman Eugene George
David Allen Neese
Board
Almond Raising Sacramento Leads U S Commercial Almond Growth
California remains the only state to successfully produce almonds in commercial quantities, signaling a unique agricultural milestone for the industry in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
U. S
Harbaugh to Speak at Delco Remy Annual Meeting
Charlies W. Harbaugh former Anderson Chamber manager will be principal speaker at the Delco Remy Division annual management meeting for about 2500 salaried employees at Killbuck Park. Don L. Boyes Delco Remy GM will discuss 1964 model year outlook. Entertainment by the Harmonicats and Eddie Santini band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Harbaugh
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Delco-Remy
Killbuck Park
Harbaugh
U. S. Chamber
Washington, D. C
Purdue
Jefferson High
Lafayette
Chamber of Commerce
New Faculty Members Named At St. Mary's
St. Marys Grade School begins 1963 64 with four new teachers Sister Margaret Karen Mrs John Quinn Mrs James Brown and Kenneth Montgomery Enrollment reaches 615 Thursday Classes started Tuesday Basketball coach Jack Tilley will teach PE for Grades 1 8 High school science teacher Jack Rector will teach general science for Grades 7 8 Telecasts from MPATI start Monday French offered to returning students Science language arts and mathematics for the gifted featured for eligible pupils
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Margaret Karen
John Quinn
James Brown
Kenneth Montgomery
Jack Tilley
Jack Rector
Frogn Mpati
Flood Damage Suits Filed Against Norwich City
Suits totaling 2.39 million dollars were filed against Norwich following the March 7 flood that killed six people and damaged the city. The largest claim seeks 750 thousand dollars from J. B. Martin Co. other suits target Turner and Stanton Co. and estates of the six victims for 100 thousand each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich, Conn
UPI
Norwich
J. B. Martin Co
Turner and Stanton Co
Spalding Pond
Steers Attacks Welsh Over Sales Tax Stand
Indiana Atty Gen Edwin Steers rebukes Gov Welsh for criticizing his step aside on the sales tax defense. The dispute centers on Welsh's private attorneys replying to Steers and Sells in a Supreme Court case set for Sept 19. The matter hinges on constitutionality and the tax's adoption process amid school funding and political concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Edwin K. Steers
Welsh
Steers
Indiana Supreme Court
Dallas Sells
Indiana Afl-Cio
George Zazas
Fendi Lick
Zazas
Lloyd Hutchinson
Sells
Senate
Hoosier Airman Missing in Viet Nam
Mrs Barbara Weachter McKinney was told by the Air Force that her husband Lt Neil McKinney aerial intelligence officer aged 28 is missing in Viet Nam. Four men were missing since their bomber failed to return from an air support mission for Viet Nam soldiers fighting Communist rebels in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Akron
Ind
Barbara Weachter McKinney
Air Force
Neil McKinney
Viet Nam
McKinney
Cake Ice Cream and Sandwiches Fundraiser
Markleville Masonic Lodge hosts a social event Saturday evening from 5 30 to 8 00 featuring cake ice cream and sandwiches to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville Masonic Lodge
Oil-Soaked Burning Cross Lit On Indiana Minister Lawn
A three foot oil soaked burning cross was placed on the lawn of Dr. Rolland D. Wilson in Fort Wayne Indiana. Police Chief Paul Clark labeled the act likely vandalism rather than a racial protest. Wilson found the charred cross by his garage the following morning and neighbors recall seeing it burn Wednesday night with no one nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Paul Clark
Clark
Rolland D. Wilson
Bridge bids opened for Prosperity Road crossing over Killbuck Creek
Madison County Board of Commissioners opened bids yesterday for repairing the Prosperity Road bridge over Killbuck Creek north of here. The Elwood firm Carter Co. offered the lowest bid of 30 981 dollars and was awarded the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Rd
Killbuck Creek
Here
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Carter Co
Elwood
David Michael
Frankfort
Hartke Urges Nuclear Test Ban to Stop Air Pollution
Senator Vence Hartke of Indiana urged a nuclear test ban at a South Bend meeting, arguing that suspending atmospheric tests protects the air for future generations. He said underground tests are acceptable and emphasized saving children from polluted air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
UPI
Vence Hartke
D-Ind
Kennedy Youth Job Training Bill Sent to House
Senate passed President Kennedy's youth job training and literacy expansion plan 41-26 despite GOP efforts to cut costs from 200 million to 60 million. The measure would broaden training for unemployed youths and add literacy courses for older jobless workers. House Labor Committee has held hearings but acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon
Senate
House
Kennedy
House Labor Committee
Auto Output Set for 13 Year High in 1963 September
Ward's Automotive Reports forecasts September production at 520000 units, up 10.5 percent from a year ago, predicting the fourth quarter will set a record and the 1963 model year total will reach 7.34 million cars, the best in industry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
API
Ward
Indiana man dies while wiring oil field near Ridgway
Robert Bullard age 38 of Mount Vernon Indiana died Friday in an oil field near Ridgway Illinois after being electrocuted when he touched a live bare wire while installing wiring. He was a troubleshooter for a private firm and left behind a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Ill
Here
Robert Bullard
Mount Vernon
Ind
Americans Drink Billions of Coffee Cups Each Year
A report highlights that Americans consume about 125 billion cups of coffee annually. The figure underscores coffee culture's scale and the beverage's role in daily routines across the nation.
Highway Department to buy Indianapolis building for warehouse
The State Highway Commission announced it will buy an Indianapolis building for 247,500 to serve as a central warehouse for traffic control supplies. The building now owned by the Minneapolis Moline Co will be purchased and the deal to be completed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
Minneapolis-Moline Co
Commission
Cooper credited with first color airglow photos
Astro nut Leroy Gordon Cooper was credited Friday with making the first scientifically valuable color pictures of the night airglow. The airglow is a faint illumination brightening the sky on moonless nights, enhancing astronomical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Metropolitan district debate grows in Anderson Township
Advisory Board discusses a plan involving Anderson City Schools and multiple townships. Craig notes Anderson Township would gain about $1,650 per pupil if the plan reaches finality, and that some favor a united Richland Union and Lafayette district. The State Commission warns against surrounding a county seat, while critics suggest selfish motives behind metropolitan district push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson City
Anderson Twonship
Richland
Union
Lafayette Township
Craig
Boren
Lafayette Townships
Anderson Township
State School Reorganization Commission
State Commission
Anderson
G. E. Ebbert
Madison County
Wallace Faces Court Action Over Birmingham Desegregation Efforts
Federal courts moved to limit Governor Wallace in the Birmingham desegregation fight. A hearing was ordered on restraining him from interfering with desegregation of three schools, and another for a petition to reopen the three closed schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Wallace
Birmingham
Birmingham School Board
Wallace moves to reopen Birmingham schools desegregation fight persists
Governor Wallace asserts non interference as troopers seal four Huntsville schools under desegregation orders. Citizens react with anger and pleas for open classrooms while Huntsville, Tuskeegee, Birmingham and a Mobile high school face desegregation mandates and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Huntsville
Gov. Wallace
R. B. Searcy
Multiple Dismissals From Hospitals Listed
The notice enumerates numerous individuals dismissed from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital, including Rita Cox in St. Louis area addresses and Ric hard Ellsworth, Richard Prough, and Judy Frazee among others. Mentions Adrian Michigan, Rapid City South Dakota, Pendleton and Alexandria as residence links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Rita Cox
Halford
Richard Ellsworth
Margaret Cox
Fortville
Mary Creason
Decker
Bill Neal
Pearl St
Alice Hughes
Elm Court
Phyllis Ayers
Fowler St
Harriet Britton
Poplar
Fred Frosch
Rapid City
S.D
Richard Prough
Alexandria
Carol Stoops
E. 6Th St
Genevieve Imel
Alice Reddick
Catherine Berkheimer
Two youths die after crash with semis on US 31 near Peru
New Castle residents Carl W Seet III and Richard J Haag, both 20 and 21, die when their car swerves at excessive speed and is crushed by a rear of a semi on US 31 six miles south of Peru. Truck driver Dale K Sensibaugh, 45, of Princeton, uninjured. A second fatal crash occurs south of Sullivan Illinois when 26-year-old Robert Blagrave of Vincennes dies in a collision with a car driven by James Macklin, 19, near Findlay Illinois. two passengers injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Dale K. Sensibaugh
Princeton
Seet
Carl W. Seet Jr
Indiana National Bank
Haag
Robert Blagrave
Vincennes
Sullivan, Ill
James Macklin
Near Findlay
Ill
Pat Forest Wins Grand Championship at State Fair
Summitville feature reports Pat Forest, a 4 H Young Homemakers winner from Alexandria, later winning at Indianapolis. Her mother Mrs. Forest and father Larry Forest discuss displaying two silver trophies at home as Ida Wright of the Indiana State Fair presents ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Forest
Jeff
Larry Forest
Merkleville
Summitville
Pat
Alexandria
Indianapolis
Ida Wright
Pat Forest
Jamaican Student At Missionary Tea
The Missionary Circle No. 1 of the Second Baptist Church hosts a fellowship tea at 3 30 p m Sunday. Guest speaker Sidney Beckles of Jamaica attends Anderson College. A public tea follows in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle No. 1
Second Baptist Church
Sidney Beckles
Jamaica
Anderson College
Lily Davis
Essie Valentine
Patsy Willis
R. L. Saunders
Perkinsville Church Services Weekend Schedule
Sunday School at Perkinsville begins 9:30 a.m. with Rev. Walter Neal as pastor. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m. followed by Sunday worship at 7:30 p.m. Wed mid week prayer at 7:30 p.m. Beall's Chapel has Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. The Membership and Evangelism Commission meets Friday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Walter Neal
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beall’s Chapel Church
Membership and Evangelism Commission
Marion Man Faces Fund Theft Charge
FBI reports the arrest of Harry W. Landfert of Marion for unlawfully taking 2200 dollars from Kokomo Savings and Loan in Kokomo. He repaid the money after resigning on August 26 and appeared at a preliminary hearing in Indianapolis before Judge William E. Steckler, released on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
FBI
Harry W. Landfert
Marion
Kokomo Savings and Loan Association
Kokomo
Calvin B. Howard
Landfert
U.S
William E. Steckler
Insurance man Gossett drowns in Canadian Lake
Houston Gossett 55, an insurance agent and former Broadway Cleaners owner, drowned when a boat capsized at Canadian Lake while fishing Thursday. His wife Dorothy and a guide were rescued. his son Joseph and others accompanied him. Family from Mecca Ind. arrived as funeral plans await.
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Anderson
Houston M. Gossett
Alexandria Pike
Dorothy
Mr. Gossett
Gossetts
Canadian Lake
Joseph L. Gossett
Kevin
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Canada
Mecca
Ind
Gossett
Broadway Cleaners
Joseph
Winifred Gossett
Max Downey
Last Rites for Louis H. Ashby Held at Local Funeral Home
Louis H. Ashby, 63, of 2225 Chase Street, died Thursday. Last rites were conducted at 10 a.m. at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Bayless of First Assembly of God Church presiding. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Ashby
Chase St
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Bayless
First Assembly of God Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Services for Mrs Geneva Ellis Kaufman
Funeral services for Mrs Geneva Ellis Kaufman will be held at 2 p.m. today at Harris-Troxell Funeral Home in North Webster, with burial in the local cemetery. Friends may pay their respects at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Ellis Kaufman
Anderson
Portland
Harris-Troxell Funeral Home
North Webster
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Jesters in Detroit
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Jesters 39 former resident will be held at 10 a.m. at Sherman Street Church of God. Rev Edward L Foggs officiates. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery follows at Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jesters
Detroit
Sherman Street Church
Deaths in Windison and Nearby Counties
Floyd M. Graham 73 of Fortville died of a heart attack at Memorial Clinic Indianapolis. He was a retired farmer and later a clerk at Sewell Produce House. Born December 2 1889 in Clinton County, he lived in Hancock County over 25 years. Survived by his widow Benmh a son Joseph B. Graham two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral details at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home. Interment Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Bessie Adams 73 died Thursday. Service at 2 pm at Fisher Brothers Chapel Lapel burial Brookside Cemetery Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Graham
Fortville
Floyd M. Graham
Memorial Clinic
Indianapolis
Sewell Produce House
Clinton County
Joseph
Druzilla Graham
Hancock County
Lapel
Bessie Adams
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
G. R. Bateman
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
Brookside Cemetery
Beath 81 Richmond Resident Dies in Ohio
Mrs Ida Beath 81 of Richmond and former Summitville resident died Thursday in Ohio. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Monday at Ewing Funeral Home led by Rev Richard Moore of Summitville Christian Church. Burial in Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Ida Beath
Richmond
Ohio
Ewing Funeral Home
Richard Moore
Funeral rites for Mrs Phyllis Sides Yoder held in Arizona
Funeral rites for Mrs Phyllis Sides Yoder of Tucson Arizona were held at 2 am at the Old German Baptist Church near Reesville. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapel
Phyllis Sides Yoder
Tucson
Ariz
Lanel
Old German Baptist
Reesville
Ruriel
Two new members named to Muscatatuck advisory board
Governor Welsh's office announced Friday the appointment of Dr. Jack E. Shields of Browns Town and Robert T. Ruff of Columbus to the Muscatatuck State School advisory board. They replace State Ben Taylor I. Morris Jr. and Dr. Richard A. Snapp who left to join the Indiana State Medical Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
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China
Robert R. Carrell
Brookline St
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Philip Hillsamer
Scattergood Church- School
E.U.B
Madison
Rev. Hillsamer
Clarence Farmer
Trinity Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware St
Schananbacher Church
Springfield
David Laird Barclay
Women of
Trinity
St. Anne
Episcopalian
Tom Brown
Helen Davenport
Delco-Remy Meet
Harmonicats
Eddie Santini
St. Mary's
Conn
Indiana
Hartke
Highway Department
Cooper
Dxlls
William Wallace
Jerry Sanders
Silver St
Christopher Merritt
Middletown
Francis Barker
Redwood Rd
Ferne Dykins
Greenway
William Campbell
Jefferson St
Anna Lane and
St. Stephen Banks
Hendricks St
Mary Renbeck
Lee Fidler
E. 8Th
Elilda Maring
Benny Wilhoite
Pitt St
Milton Shelton
Halford St
Gladys Ford
Cedar
Robert Crosser
Community Hospital
Dana Huff
Douglas Richwine
Diane Graham
Parkway
Phyllis Smith
Eula Stearns
17Th St
Retha Mays
Ted Buck
Adrian
Mich
Janet Holding
Jackie Owens
Pendleton
Mary Beadle
Piesa
Marilene Elliott
30Th St
Mary Carper
Ellenhhurst
Dixie Nottingham
Linda Koon
Marilyn Tharp
Chesterfield
Nellabell Harshman
Cynthia Gossege
Eleta Funk
E. 4Th St
Donna Greenwalt
Federal
Leona Macy
Lind Amos
Edythe Creagmile
Axie Finch
Czeslaw Bylinski
Eileen Holliday
Nohewk
Gerald Cain
Frankton
Far
New Castle
Missionary Tea
Marion Man
Houston Gossett
Louis Ashby
Mrs
Geneva Kaufman
Mrs. Helen Jesters
Windison
Mrs. Ida Breath
Phyllis Yoder
Hoosierland
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