Anderson's Indians Romp Over Muncie South Side 84 6
Anderson’s Winged T offense blends with shotgun look as the Indians roll to an 84 to 6 victory over Muncie South Side at South Anderson Field before 4,000 fans. Early score by L. W. Youngblood, sustained drive later with passes by Cummins and McKinney, and Isenhour adding extra points.
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Anderson
Indians
Muncie South Side
South Anderson Field
L. W. Youngblood
Bill Isenhour
Tribe
San Francisco
Jim Carter
Mike McKinney
Steve Cummins
Muncie
Fred Gorin
John Gibson
Cummins
Willie Jordan
Muncie South
Isenhour
Airways
Lee Zink
McKinney
Tommy Vaughn
Vaughn
Trade Measure Clears Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved President Kennedy s liberal trade bill preserving most tariff cutting powers. Kennedy called it an historic step and urged rapid Senate passage with little change to aid U S free trade globally.
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Washington
Heavy Storm Damage Noted Across State
High winds and heavy rain caused flooding and property damage across the state. Streets were submerged as water rose four feet in some areas, a car stalled in rising water, and a coal storage roof was blown off. Authorities warned of further weather impacts and discussed tariff policy implications amid the crisis.
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Anderson
United States
Jackson
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D Va
Indiana Governor Refuses Special Session on Reapportionment
AP reports Indiana Governor Welsh rejects a special legislative session to speed reapportionment. He argues members cannot be elected from new districts and favors a bipartisan committee after the November election to study the issue. A constitutional amendment could be placed on the 1964 ballot if supported by Republicans and Lt Governor Ristine, with possible action in 1964 and 1966 for the 1967 session. Meanwhile, weather damage and power outages were reported around Pendleton, including downed trees and a two hour outage at a city water plant after a roof collapse near a Vernon firm.
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Sion
Matthew E. Welsh
Richard O. Ristine
Ris
Guler
Pendleton
Herbert
Smith
Highland Ct
Wellig
Welst
Vernon
North
Main St
Indiana
Washington
UPC
House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
House
Cuba
GOP
Ra Iup
Soviet concede on armored cars and bus parade in Berlin
Berlin AP report says the Soviet Union yielded again to Western demands by switching to a bus at the guard change of the Soviet war memorial in West Berlin. Uniformed troops smiled as a crowd gathered at Sandkrug Bridge, while heavy rain flooded streams nearby.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
Greencastle
Adl Lee Gb Beane
Sean Mere
Sandkrug Bridge
Britain
As’ Aare Ae Mascihin
Tay MO Jamei
Cne
Youth Night plans amid Crusade agenda and reapportion issue
Governor cites bipartisanship to study the whole problem including Democratic demands for immediate reapportionment. Crusade plans Youth Night in Anderson High School gym at 7:30 p.m. with emphasis on informing teens, while leaders urge church youth to participate as part of a broad constitutional debate.
Trooper Hospital After Collision In Indiana
A B-53 Hustler bomber exploded mid air over Butlerville Indiana killing three crewmen and wounding a trooper. The wreckage scattered along a ten mile path with pieces falling near Muscatatuck State School and near Nebraska. Trooper A G Snider of Fortville survived with injuries. the pilot’s identity was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Butlerville
Ind
Indiana
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Port
Inci
Adu Travan
Welsh Says More School Funds Needed
Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh urged on a statewide TV network that Indiana must raise more revenue or sharply raise property taxes to fund public education. He cited needing about 46 million more for the next two-year period to maintain current schooling levels. A separate road crash report notes Snider’s seat belt likely saved injury in a two-vehicle collision where Wilson was cited for improper passing.
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Columbus
Air Force
Welsh
U.S. 50
State Department of Public Instruction
Wanted New Trash Burner For County Jail
A jail escapee from an outside trash burning detail was recaptured in downtown Anderson. Jack Whitey Quinn, 36, of Huntsville, was found in a tavern doorway by Deputy Paul Ravage near the courthouse. He returns to finish three months of a one year sentence for public intoxication. jail officials declared no more trash burning for Quinn.
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Anderson
Paul Ravage
Jack
Whitey) Quinn
Huntsville
Quinn
Contracts Awarded For City Sewer Project
The Board of Public Works said contracts for the city sewer and sewage disposal plant total $6,241,668 with Spitzley Corporation winning the largest bid for the Mountain Home plant additions at $2,389,500. Other awards include the Morton Street Relief Sewer and Delaware Street Crossing projects, contingent on bond sales and federal approvals.
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Louis Egemar
U. S. Public Health Service
Mountain Home Air Force
Idaho
Mason
Morton Street
Vogel Construction Company
Indianapolis
Fairmount Mother Killed in Idaho Highway Crash
Mrs. Ma Mason 27, wife of Staff Sgt James Mason, was killed in a highway crash Thursday evening about 21 miles east of Burley Idaho. Their two children were unhurt. they were in the car. The body will be brought to Fairmount via Hunt Funeral Home. no arrangements announced.
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Frank Edward Caylor
Chesterfield
Anderson
Cecil Carmichael
Caylor
Guide Lamp
Madison Ave
Madison Heights
Francis E. Barker
Animal Shelter Open House Scheduled Today
The Anderson Madison County Animal Shelter on Main Street will host its annual open house this weekend with adoptions likely during public hours. Hours are 1 to 4 PM Saturday and noon to 4 PM Sunday. only emergency calls will be handled during the event.
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Anderson-Madison County
Main St
Indiana
Ethel Albright
Ralph Ferguson
Accidental tear gas discharge evacuates Hammond post office
The Hammond Post Office was evacuated for about an hour after a tear gas bomb accidentally discharged during testing. Postmaster Lea Christensen, assistant Frazer Andrews, and an FBI agent were treated for eye injuries at St Margaret Hospital. Twenty mail sorters and window attendants were treated or evacuated as firefighters aired the building. The device had been used as a security measure on a safe.
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Hammond, Ind
Hammond
St Margaret Hospital
Lea Christensen
Frazier Andrews
FBI
Madison Heights and Elwood Bands at Purdue U Today
Two Madison County high schools Madison Heights and Elwood join Richmond High and Purdue Band for Indiana Bandmasters Association program at Purdue University. Bands will showcase music and marching techniques after top finishes at the Indiana State Fair.
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Elwood
Purdue U
Madison County
Purdue University
Indiana Bandmasters’ Association
Richmond High School
Ientinn
Arraignment Delay In Dog Shooting Case
Gus Lindsey a 49 year old Anderson man charged with shooting the minister's dog will face arraignment in City Court next Friday on four criminal counts. In separate congressional action the Senate passed a 1 329 114 5K military construction bill slashing over 275 million from Kennedy administration requests. The bill includes provisions for Bankerville AFB near Peru Indiana and authorizes continued debate on foreign policy and reserve funding.
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Anderson
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert
McNamara
House
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Peru
Ind
Congress
Foreign Affairs
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Cuba
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Lee Pratt
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Vinson
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Lond
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Firefighting equipment called from Bakalar Air Base
Firefighting units were dispatched from Bakalar Air Base in Columbus as part of the burning plan. Readers are directed to turn to Pare 2, Column for further details.
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Bakalar Air Fo
Columbus
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