Reuther Hopes Quick Auto Pact With Ford
UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the union aimed to settle a new contract with Ford Motor Co without crisis bargaining toward a strike deadline. He opened negotiations hoping for a rapid agreement within the 54 cent package framework set with Chrysler Corp.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Malcolm L. Denise
Goldwater slams Supreme Court in Chicago campaign swing
Sen Barry Goldwater in Chicago assails Supreme Court for not restraining power citing school prayer and reapportionment decisions. He praises poll innocence, calls for real voter mood indicators, and criticizes ADA proposals while touting momentum from a West and Midlands tour culminating in Illinois. He links Baker probe to political pressure and challenges Humphrey on ADA positions.
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Oregon, Ill
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Supreme Court
Chicago
Goldwater
Westh
Midlands
Illinois
Johnson
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Humphrey
Municipal League Convention Starts In Indianapolis
The Indiana Municipal League gathers next week at Claypool Hotel for its annual convention with governor candidates Roger Branigin and Richard Ristine set to address Tuesday afternoon. Gov. Welsh and Mayor Barton will greet officials at the opening.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Municipal League
Claypool
Matthew E. Welsh
John J. Barton
Roger D. Branigin
Richard 0. Ristine
Father Mulcaire Dies at 70 in South Bend
The Rev. Michael A. Mulcaire, 70, who announced Knute Rockne's 1931 Kansas plane crash death, will be buried Monday after services in South Bend Indiana.
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Father Mulcaire
South Bend
Ind
Michael A. Mulcaire
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Kansas
Globe Explorer Fires in Atlantic Fire Threatens Freighter
The 13,795 ton Globe Explorer caught fire 360 miles southeast of New York as crew abandoned ship in lifeboats. A Coast Guard plane later relayed that all crew members were safe aboard a rescue vessel.
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New York
UPI
Atlantic
New York City
Coast Guard
Madison County Tax Board Sets Second Round Hearings
The Madison County Tax Adjustment Board will open the second round of hearings on proposed budgets and tax levies for all county units in public sessions at the courthouse Monday and continue through Wednesday. City levies for Anderson have been trimmed to 7.08 per 100, with further reductions possible. state review could adjust rates later this fall. The board convenes at 10 a.m. with members including Lester Sigler Frank Allis A George Harrison Paul Newbern Cassius Mauzy Jesse Moore and Bill Clifford.
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Madison County Tax Adjustment Board
Anderson School Board
Bo | Council
County Council
Anderson Township Advisory Board
Anderson City
County Tax Adjustment Board
Tax Adjustment Board For Study
Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Adjustment Board
Lester Sigler
Elwood
Madison County Council
Frank H. Allis
Anderson
A. George Harrison
Paul Newbern
Nicholson File Company
Cassius Mauz
Arrest Totals Rise in August Police Report
A police monthly report shows 306 miscellaneous arrests in August, bringing year to date total to 2136, up 465 from the same date last year. Last month details include 138 intoxication, 32 disorderly conduct, 17 assault and battery, 45 juvenile delinquency, and 22 violations of the 1935 beverage act.
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Police Department
Police Monthly
Car Train Collision Claims Mrs Mary Sayers in Anderson
Mrs. Mary Lillian Sayers 44 of 1521 Noble St. died yesterday at 9 34 a m after a car train crash at the New York Central crossing at Walnut and 38th Sts. The vehicle driven by 18 year old Miss Janice Summers struck the train as she failed to see it. Summers was injured and taken to hospitals in serious condition. Sayers, born in Owensville Ky, had lived in Anderson about 20 years and worked as a supervisor at St Johns Hospital. She is survived by two sons and multiple relatives. The body to Brown and Butz Funeral Home. News also notes political visits by Barry Goldwater and Indiana campaign remarks by Lt Gov Ris tine, with discussion on urban decay education and four year college needs in Lake County.
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Mary Lillian Sayers
Noble St
New York Central
Walnut and
38Th Sts
Sayers
Janice Summers
38Th St
Walnut St
Miss Summers
St. John’s ‘Hospital
I Mack Sayres
Mack’s Trading Post
K-Mart
Clyde) Underwood
Anderson
Elizabeth Sorrell
Carlisle
Hobbs Sorrell
Adrian Sorrell
Norfolk
al Warner
Charleston
W. Va
Bessie Cartwell
Florida
Ollie Sumner
Clara Young
Middle
Goldwater
Muncie
Richard O. Ristine
Indiana State Building and Construction Trades Council
Ristine
Indianapolis
Russell Bontrager
Vance Hartke
Bobby Baker
Bontrager
Indiannapolis
Roger D. Branigin
Gary
Calumet
General Assembly
Indiana
Lake County
America
Branigin
Mary L. Sayers
38Th Streets
Methodist Hospital
Herald
Slaying Mystery Deepens in Roy Turner Case
Anderson police continue a round the clock probe into the fatal beating of Roy Turner a 78 year old pool hall operator killed during a Tuesday robbery at Mount Olympus facility. Det. Robert Mitchell and Det. Leon Murphy lead the inquiry with over 20 suspects questioned and no weapon identified.
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Anderson
Roy Turner
Doyle Wright
Turner
Paramount
Area grid scores across Indiana high schools
Area grid scores show Madison Heights 26 Indianapolis Howe 12 and Muncie South Side 14 Anderson 0. Alexandria 33 Columbia City 13 Elwood 20 Hartford City 0 Marion 40 Noblesville 14 Tipton 26 Huntington 0.
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Madison Heights
Indianapolis
Howe
Muncie South Side
Anderson
Alexandria
Columbia City
Elwood
Hartford City
Marion
Noblesville
Tipton
Huntington
Red Scientist Barwich Defects to United States
Prof Heinz Barwich a leading Communist atomic physicist and former deputy director at Dubna Institute East Germany and director at Rossendorf fled to the United States seeking political asylum. State Department disclosed he may have worked in nuclear research but did not specify his exact duties or any involvement in weapons projects.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Heinz Barwich
Russia
Dubna Institute
Barwich
Central Institute For Nuclear Research
Rossendorf
Dubna
Institute For Nuclear Physicists
Dres
Department
Moscow
Barwick
Evening Class Schedule Planned At AC
Anderson College announces registration for evening classes in Charles E. Wilson Library on E 3rd Street from 5 to 8 p.m. Dean Robert A. Nicholson and Prof. H. Howard Lash will direct the program offering almost 30 courses across 11 departments. Final exams run Jan 18 to 22.
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Anderson College
Charles E. Wilson
E. 3Rd St
Robert A. Nicholson
H. Howard Lash
Nicholson
Chaucer
Postmaster Cites Zip Code Error in Anderson Area
Postmaster Howard Ring said the national veterans organization unintentionally mailed many return address stickers with the same zip code to Anderson residents. Ring noted that Anderson uses different zip-code numbers and urged residents to call the Post Office for correct ZIP codes.
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Howard Ring
National Veterans Organization
Anderson
Ring
Post Office
State colleges must bid on repair work over two thousand dollars
Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers ruled that state supported colleges and universities must advertise for bids when tax money of two thousand dollars or more is used for repair and maintenance projects at state institutions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Edwin K. Steers
Weather Summary for Local Area
Fair and cool conditions forecast with highs in the upper sixties and lows in the 50s. Sunset at 6 59 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 23 a m.
Two Brothers Admit 3900 Bank Robbery in Indiana
In Eminence Indiana two brothers from Indianapolis admitted taking part in a bank holdup at the Farmers State Bank with shotguns. About 4000 dollars were stolen as a third man fled toward Indianapolis. FBI and state police linked the brothers Walter Blake 31 and Charles Blake 23 to the crime and a sister Catherine Lee was later arrested as an accessory.
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Ind
Indianapolis
Farmers State Bank
FBI
Walter Blake
Charles
Morgan County
Paragon
Blake Brothers
Bridwell
Blakes
Exchange Student Plans On Career As Interpreter
Noriko Sonda a 17 year old from Kumagaya Japan arrives as a foreign exchange student at Madison Heights Senior High School in Anderson. She will study English composition government U S history speech physics and sociology and aims for a career as an interpreter. She notes American life is as she expected and sociology presents the toughest vocabulary challenge.
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Madison Heights
Noriko Sonda
Kumagaya
Japan
Mike Tucker
American Field Service
Paul Redding
AFS
Miss Sonda
United Nations
Herald
United States
Madison Heights Senior High School
Anderson
U. S
America
New Babies Reported at Local Hospitals
Newborn announcements list several families from Indianapolis Wilmington and surrounding areas. At St Johns Hospital Marvin Mc Cloud Henry Brown and Elmer Van Matre welcomed boys while Leon Chamb less a girl was born at Community Hospital. Roger Armbruster's family in Indianapolis welcomed a boy and Larry Ballard in Wilmington Delaware welcomed a girl. Paternal grandparents named include Dr. Walter Aagesen and Stanley Ballard.
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St. John’s Hospital
Marvin McCloud
Laurel Lane
Henry Brown
Walton St
Elmer van Matre
Central Ave
Community Hospital
Leon Chambless
Coventry Dr
Roger Armbruster
Indianapolis
Coleman Hospital
Walter Aagesen
Wind Ridge
Larry Ballard
Wilmington
Del
Memorial Hospital
Stanley Ballard
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