JA Program Underway In Anderson For 1964 65
Anderson starts the 1964 65 Junior Achievement program with opening adviser training at the Public School Administration Building. Four local firms sponsor JA companies and join an upcoming adviser class. Frank Woschitz leads the two hour session as JA moves toward involving about 200 area teens this October.
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Anderson
Anderson Public School Administration
Frank Woschitz
J. A
Anderson Loan Association
Guide Lamp Division
Nicholson File
Delco - Remy Division
Tax Adjustment Board Cuts Rates In 7 Townships
Madison County Tax Adjustment Board reduced rates in seven of fourteen townships after a Monday session. Jackson Township saw the largest cut 15 cents with 14 cents from the special school fund and 1 cent from the township fund. Other changes included Adams Lafayette Monroe Richland Union Green and others with smaller adjustments to township and school funds.
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Madison County
County
Jackson Township
Adams Township
Lafayette Township
Monroe Township
Green Township
Richland Township
Union Township
Anderson
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Pipe Creek
Stony
Bontrager Attacks Demo Farm Policy At Rally
Republican U.S. Senate candidate D Russell Bontrager assailed the Democratic administration for a "strait jacket" farm policy at a Dunkirk Indiana rally. He contended Hoosier farmers face dismal schemes causing parity prices to fall to the lowest since 1939. His incumbent opponent is Vance Hartke.
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United Press International
D. Russell Bontrager
U.S. Senate
Ind
Orientation Week Reg Begins at Anderson College
Registration for about 450 new students marks the start of Anderson College's 47th year as freshmen from across the country join transfers. Activities include testing, advising interviews, Music Hall sessions, a play The People Versus Christ and a Fresh Hike along with candlelight dinners and midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Church of God
Robert A. Nicholson
Music Hall
Olt
Wilson Library
Dean Nicholson
Anderson
Paoli taps fizz as gas leaks from drive-in soda machine
In Paoli Indiana residents found fizzy water after a drive-in restaurant soda machine released compressed gas through a faulty valve. AP report notes the carbonation was temporary and tied to the machine defect affecting nearby homes during Saturday night.
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Paoli, Ind
Paoli
Farm Organization Calls Off Stall-In at Livestock Market
The National Farmers Organization cancelled a stall in at the Cambridge City livestock market after a Vigo Superior Court order forced the withdrawal of a truck blockade at a Terre Haute market. Manager Milton Harris said receipts at Cambridge City were good.
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United Press International
National Farmers Organization
Cambridge City
Terre Haute
Milton Harris
Producers Marketing Association
Vigo Superior Court
State Police Begin School Bus Inspections in Anderson
Indiana State Police troopers will inspect Anderson's 52 public school buses on September 22 at Athletic Park as part of a statewide safety check from September 1 to October 15. About 5,925 students ride Anderson buses this year, with daily total ridership around 459,231 for the season.
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Indiana
Anderson
E. Ebbertt
Athletic Park
Ebbertt
George A. Everett
School Bus Drivers Association
Department of Public Instruction
Department of Commerce and Industry
Public Service Commission
Office of Traffic Safety
Vietnamese Officers Demand Coup Warning After Khanh Fails to Meet Demands
Vietnamese Chief Nguyen Khanh faces a two month deadline as eight young officers led by Air Commodore Ky threaten renewed rebellion if corruption is not purged from the armed forces and civil service. They demand dismissal of dishonest officers and punitive action against profiteers.
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Saigon
UPS
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Republic of Viet Nam
II Corps
Japan
Pham Xuan Chieu
Tai
Two Anderson motorists killed in crashes on Indiana roads
Jerome Young 55 of 1507 E 45th St and Donald E Simmons 45 of 1512 E 16th St died in separate accidents within 24 hours. Young’s car plunged from U S 421 into a 45 foot quarry at West Delphi. Simmons struck a parked car on E 18th St forcing it into another vehicle. Fifteen others were injured in Sunday and Monday wrecks, including a two car collision at E 29th and Columbus Ave injuring multiple people and children.
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Donald E. Simmons
16Th St
18Th St
Simmons
St. John’s
Jock Burgess
Anderson
Indiana
Jerome Young
E. 45Th St
E. 29Th
Columbus Ave
James A. McCoy
Ringwood Way
Roger Brooks
J Jr
Pitt St
Brooks
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Collett Brooks
Rene Brooks
Billy Brooks
Swanna Brooks
Janice Waddell
James Waddell
Mark Carr
E. 16Th St
Barbara Carr
Gale William Mughman
Amboy
Mary Mughman
Ind. 9
Ronald
Gladys Upgraded to Hurricane in Atlantic Storm System
Tropical storm Gladys strengthened to a hurricane about 850 miles east of San Juan with top winds of 85 mph. The Weather Bureau said it would stay north of the Leeward Islands and pose no land threat while moving west northwest at 18 mph. Ethel and Dora were weakening in the North Atlantic.
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Miami
Fla
Gladys
Ethel
Dora
North Atlantic
San Juan
P.R
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Goldwater In Southland Campaign Swing
Sen Barry Goldwater heads to the South to court voters in eight states as part of his 1964 campaign tour. He and running mate Rep William Miller plan stops from Winston-Salem to Tampa while Sen J W Fulbright questions the South’s backing of his civil rights stance. President Johnson also speaks in Miami en route to the Midwest. Clifton White notes poll optimism may miss nonvoting voters.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
South
Senate
Johnson
Miami
International Association of Machinists
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Southwest
Midwest
Austin
Tex
President Johnson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Beating and stabbing deaths lead to postponed arraignment
In La Porte Indiana the arraignment of 16 year old Richard Dobesk i for beating and stabbing two neighbor children was postponed two weeks in La Porte Superior Court. John J Davie the defense attorney said he received copies of court papers from the state mental hospital prior records.
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LA Porte, Ind
Richard Dobeski
la Porte Superior Court
John J. Davie
State Mental Hospital
Norman Salwasser
Space flight rescheduled for early 1965
NASA announces the two man Gemini flight with Virgil Grissom and John Young is postponed to the first three months of 1965. Hurricanes and a lightning storm halted this year’s plans, delaying the unmanned Titan-2 test and the final recovery systems check.
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Space Agency
Virgil L. Grissom
John W. Young
America
George E. Mueller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cleo
Dora
Cape
Weather overview with temperatures and sun events
Partly cloudy and cooler today with highs in the upper 40s and a low around 40. Tomorrow remains considerably cloudy and cooler with similar overnight lows. Sunset today at 6 55 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 6 25 a m.
Local Works Board Weighs Paint Bid Proposals
The local board of works reviewed eight bids for painting and sandblasting the Anderson water tanks. Bids ranged from 16 850 to 33 000 dollars and will be reviewed by Henery Steeg and Associates before awarding. A change order on an auxiliary water project was also signed.
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Board of Works
Anderson
Henery Steeg and Associates
Theft Burglary and Assault Charges Filed In City Court
Anderson police filed preliminary charges of theft against Clark Ware Janice Terry and James Hawkins all of Muncie for thefts from three local stores. Two Alexandria men Ralph Lawson and Clinton Snider faced burglary charges for the Boca Ree Al Golf Center pro shop break in. Charles Files 58 was charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a felony for an attack on two girls. Break ins include Blue Shield Blue Cross office burglary at Citizens Bank Building and a Sonotone office attempt. Detectives probe Schleyer Pump Co break in.
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Alexandria
Ralph Leroy Lawson
Clinton D. Snider
Boca Ree-Al Golf Center
Charles G. Files
Estes
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Citizens Bank
Arrivals Born at St John s and Community Hospitals
Families announce births at St John s Hospital and Community Hospital. The list includes multiple newborns: a girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas Thom at 9 W 38th St. twins a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Bobby Lee Tease at 1720 Fletcher St. a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Williams at 2611 Mounds Rd. a girl to Mr and Mrs Jack Stanley at 3520 E 38th St. a boy to Mr and Mrs Thomas Davis at 21 W 17th St. a boy to Mr and Mrs Archie Kimberling at 300 W 6th St. a boy to Mr and Mrs Sam Holland in Alexandria. a girl to Mr and Mrs Fred Ridgley at 24312 Lincoln St. a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Mohler in Alexandria. a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Nave at 2513 E 6th St. a boy to Mr and Mrs John Albright at 20 Central Ave. a child to Mr and Mrs Darrell Brani at 5435 Saddle Lane.
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St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Thomas
38Th St
Bobby Lee Tease
Fletcher St
Robert Williams
Mounds Rd
Jack Stanley
E. 38Th St
Thomas Davis
17Th St
Archie Kimberling
6Th St
Community Hospital
Sam _ Holland
Alexandria
Fred Ridgley
Lincoln St
Robert Mohler
Robert Nave
E. 6Th St
John Albright
Central Ave
Darrell Brani
Saddle Lane
Warm, Sunny Pattern Prevails Across Indiana This Week
Indiana enjoys a cool to mild forecast with lingering sunshine and increasing clouds midweek. Highs range from the 60s in the north to the 70s in the south with readings near 80 in Chicago Lafayette Evansville and Terre Haute during the warmest period.
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United Press International
Indiana
Chicago
Lafayette
Evansville
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Louisville
Terre Haute
Goldwater Promises Peace Through Strength in TV Appeal
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater told viewers he is preoccupied with peace not war and would seek peace through strength if elected. He warned against losing peace and freedom in America, saying the nation must have will, weapons and leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
America
Goldwater
Pope Paul VI Opens Third Council Meet
Pope Paul VI opened the third session of the Ecumenical Council in Vatican City. He urged centralized leadership to meet dangers in the modern world and called bishops his partners in tribulations. The ceremony included a Mass led by the Pope with 24 council fathers and featured Cardinal McIntyre's heat collapse. Representatives from 22 Protestant and other churches attended as observers.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Paul
Viet Nam
Congo
Sudan
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
McIintyre
St. Peter's Basilica
Joseph
Division Heads Named for United Fund Campaign
Wilbur Moore of Lapel and Luther D. Puckett of Pendleton will head the United Fund drives in their communities, joining veteran campaign worker Puckett as chairmen. The goal is 484,934 to aid 33 agencies in 1965. Kickoff is Monday Sept 21 at South Side Field with 10 Madison County high school bands and the Four Saints. Program begins at 7 30 p.m.
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Wilbur Moore
Lapel
Luther D. Puckett
Puckett Chevrolet
Pendleton
United Fund
Thomas C.funk
Moore
Puckett
South Side Field
Madison County
Four Saints
Wilber Moore
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Paul Boots
Delco-Remy
Glenn Sealock
Jim Peat
Gary Coen
Herald
Tax Adjustment Board
Bontrager
Demo Administration
Donald Simmons
Goldwater In
Southland
Local Works Board
Sonotone
Schleyer Pump Co
Locust St
Anderson and Vicinity
Demos
Pope Paul VI
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