Rulings On Anderson Annexation Appeal Denied
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a petition to reconsider its September 3 decision denying transfer of the Anderson Township annexation case from the State Appellate Court to the Supreme Court. The ruling was unanimous except Judge Harold Actor did not participate. The annexation adds about 30 square miles to Anderson City with over 20 000 residents, affecting unincorporated areas but not Edgewood River Forest Woodlawn Heights or Country Club Estates.
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Indiana Supreme Court At
Indianapolis
Anderson Township
State Appellate Court
Supreme Court
Albert W. Eubank
Harold Actor
Anderson
Walter Myers
Edgewood
River Forest
Woodlawn Heights
Country Club Estates
Edgewood Town Board Plans New Town Hall and Fire Facility
Edgewood town board announced the purchase of two large Nichol Ave lots for a new town hall and facilities. The $18,400 deal with Clarence V. Windsor includes moving operations, a rear garage for equipment and water storage, and space for public meetings up to 75. A nearby fire department building is planned with final details forthcoming.
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Edgewood
Nichol Ave
Windsor Way
Clarence V. Windsor
Anderson City
Town Hall
Lloyd Boyce
John Doyle
UF Drive Opens Fifth Madison County Fund Campaign Parade
The kickoff week features a countywide circus parade with elephants lions and tigers and a Sept. 30 Anderson Athletic Park finale hosted by UF campaign chair Russell J. Hulse and drive chair Thom as J. Funk. High school bands baton twirlers scouts and Canine Corps join the city tour and parade run Sept. 28 29 before the main event.
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Madison County
Athletic Park
Anderson
Madison County United Fund
Anderson Ymca
Russell J. Hulse
Delco-Remy
Thomas J. Funk
Anderson Coca Cola
Drive Cochairman
Max Terhune
Athletic
Elwood
Alexandria
Summitville
Frankton
Lapel
Pendleton
Chesterfield
Ingalls
Markleville
Madison Heights
Highland
Anderson Police Department
Madison County United Fund Seeks 463 500 for Campaign
The Madison County United Fund aims for 463 500 to support 23 major agencies in 1964. William Hovermale assistant manager of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and campaign director outlined goals for nine divisions. Kickoff report sessions are set for Oct 8 17 and 23. The drive is one of the county’s largest annual projects with over 25 000 contributors and more than 1 000 volunteers. The Fund has met its goal in the four prior campaigns.
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Madison County United Fund
William Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
Hovermale
Typhoon Gloria Ravages Formosa and Strands 100000
Gloria, a 140 mph typhoon, swept Formosa with 21 inches of rain in 36 hours. It killed at least 22 on the island and 17 in the northern Philippines, left thousands homeless, and forced American military families from low lands. Rescue teams worked by raft and barge to evacuate marooned residents along the Tamsui River as ships and harbor craft struggled in rough seas.
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Taipei
Formosa
API
Tamsui
Philippines
Hsinchu
Shihmen
Keelung
China
Matsu Island
Okinawa
Diem Asked to Oust Nhu as U S Debates Change
US officials await a response from President Ngo Dinh Diem after Ambassador Lodge urged removal of Nhu the brother and intelligence chief seen as driving the Buddhist crackdown and Saigon clashes. Kennedy and Washington cautions frame the pressure while Diem may reject the request. Archbishop Thuc meanwhile left Rome amid evolving family politics.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Uss
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
Washington
Lodge
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc
Rome
Van Briggle Named Plan Body Head
Gene Van Briggle a traffic department inspector for the State Highway Commission was named successor to Walter Haynes as director of the Madison County Planning Commission by the nine member board. He will assume duties next week and moves to lead hearings on new zoning petitions including a mobile home sales request.
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Gene van Briggle
State Highway Commission
Walter Haynes
Madison County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Summitville
Highway Commission
van Briggle
van Briggs
Masonic Lodge
Frankton
Scottish Rite
Indianapolis
Three Hoosiers Die In Separate Crashes
Three women died in an Indiana crash west of Greensburg on Ind 3 and 46. Joyce Meyers 19 Frances Heck 42 and Dorothy Oliphant 25 were killed. Betty Hardebeck 20 survived after her car veered into the opposite lane. In Arizona a head on collision on U S 66 near Kingman killed all occupants of two vehicles including Rebecca Hamlett 19 Fort Wayne.
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Associated Press
Indiana Hill
Arizona
Greensburg
Ind. 3
Ind
Joyce O. Meyers
Rt. 5
Frances L. Heck
Rt. 4
Heck
Dorothy Oliphant
Barney
Betty A. Hardebeck
Rt. 1
Westport
Miss Meyers
Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Miss Hardebeck
Mrs. Heck
Family argument ends in murder suicide in Perkinsville
A 54 year old man Alfred Kramer shot his wife Wil da 44 in the kitchen during a living room dispute and then killed himself with a .32 revolver as son Kenneth 20 struggled to wrest the weapon away A daughter Nilah K Mc David witnessed the shooting Mrs Kramer survived surgery and was listed in serious condition Rites for Alfred Kramer were set for Friday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel Indiana
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Alfred Kramer
Perkinsville
Kramer
Wilda
Kenneth
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Guide Lamp Division
Kenneth Kramer
Robert Jackley
Fisher Brothers’ Funeral Home
Lapel
Friends
Kennedy Says Nuclear Test Ban Safe and Unrestrictive
President Kennedy told the Senate that the limited nuclear test ban treaty is safe and will not bind U S defense options. He pledged safeguards from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and addressed opponents including Senator Strom Thurmond who warned of nuclear blackmail and surrender. The letter was sent to Senate leaders Everett Dirksen and Mike Mansfield.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
U.S
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Action To Launch Goldwater Group Here Initiated
Leslie Duvall chairman of the Indiana Draft Goldwater for President Committee announced that William Byer and Charles F. Gaus of Anderson were named temporary co chairmen of the Madison County Goldwater for President Committee. They are to establish a permanent organization of Republican supporters for Goldwater.
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Leslie Duvall
Indiana
AC Registration Of Students Is Today Tomorrow
Orientation Week at Anderson College proceeds with registration for freshmen in the Wil son Library. Registrar Helen Holton lists a half day schedule in blocks by last name A to C through S to Z with a final 3 to 3:30 p.m. slot for 5 to 11 hour students and notes many returners for the 1962-63 spring semester.
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Anderson College
Helen Holton
Charles E. Wilson
Andersonians
Miss Holton
Goldwater Urges GOP Unity Against Kennedy Frontiers
Sen Barry Goldwater urged Republican women in Chicago to reject chickenmanship and daddy knows best mentally and unite against President Kennedy's new frontier. He said differences exist but should not lead to party infighting and hinted at supporting a Goldwater nomination without explicit Rockefeller references.
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Chicago
UPI
Barry ‘Goldwater
Arizona
Illinois
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
National Federation of Repub
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Oregon
Hayes Robertson
Charles H. Percy
Charles F. Carpentier
Robertson
Third District GOP Leaders Plan Activity
Anderson Republican committeemen and vice committeemen of the third councilmanic district met Tuesday night at the home of Ronald Fletcher a city council candidate in North Anderson. The group discussed precinct organization plans for the November 5 municipal election and heard talks by Victor S Ross district chairman Howard Ehrhart city GOP chairman Frank H Allis mayoral candidate and Frank Nealis city councilman at large candidate. Among precinct leaders were Mrs Phyllis Marshall Fred Bronnenberg Mrs C J Stanley Mr and Mrs Rex By rum Mr and Mrs Alvah Jackley Mr and Mrs R H Roberts Mr and Mrs Ronald Fletcher Mr and Mrs Max Toombs William Allen and other GOP precinct workers.
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Anderson
Ronald Fletcher
North Anderson
Victor S. Ross
Howard Ehrhart
GOP
Frank H. Allis
Frank Nealis
Phyllis Marshall
Lafayette Township
Fred Bronnenberg
C. J. Stanley
Rex Byrum
Alvah Jackley
R. H. Roberts
Max Toombs
William Allen
Raids on Suspected Gambling Establishments In Meridian
Anderson police raided the J&P Grill at 1324 Meridian St the Meridian Billiard Parlor at 1407 Meridian St and Janies Cafe at 1335 Main St on Tuesday evening seizing pinball machines gaming cards and tables. Circuit Court Judge Carl T Smith issued search warrants based on county prosecutor William F Lawler Jr affidavits. Eleven officers led by Inspector Robert Graeham conducted the raids which lasted about 2 44 hours and involved multiple supervisors and officers.
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J&p Grill
Meridian St
Meridian i
Janie
Main St
Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Imade
William F. Laweler Jr
Robert Graeham
Billiard Parlor
Budget Group Plans Inspection At Indiana Reformatory
Indiana Budget Committee heads to Pendleton for an inspection trip on Thursday. agenda includes action on construction requests from all state agencies. major proposed expenditures involve the agencies using their own funds. Indiana University seeks 3.2 million for Komoko campus and 2.3 million for a Bloomington student health center. Conservation requests 35 thousand from cigarette tax revenue.
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Pendleton
Bloomington
Department of Conservation
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Valorous Rector
Bob Goff
Claude Rummell
Bob Campbell
John Noffze
Barry Goor
Tom Funk
Dale Michael
Jack Zirkle
Jack Barnes
Nia
Nilah K. McDavid
Goldwater Group
Inspector Graham
Robert Morris
Marion Knotts
Don Davenport
Hobart Chandler
Leo Adams
Paddy Jamerson
Dale Vaughn
Lucius Teague
Charles Hamilton
Huston Broadnax
Community Hospital
Jack D. Cox
Max Homler
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