U S Urges Britain to Delay Action Over Indonesia Crisis
London sources report the United States advised Britain to hold off armed intervention against Indonesia to avoid a larger Southeast Asian conflict. Washington worries over Malaysia spillover and does not commit aid to Britain, who may rely on Australia and New Zealand if clashes occur.
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London
UPI
United States
Britain
Indonesia
South East Asia
Viet Nam
Washington
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Fire at Sea Claims Spanish Freighter Crewmen
Three crewmen die and another is dying after a fire aboard the Spanish freighter Sierra Aranzazu off the Cuban coast. An American vessel is disabled southeast of New York, as tropical storm Dora churns the seas. A third freighter runs aground near Virginia. 13-foot waves hinder rescue efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Virginia
Sierra Aranzazu
P.G. Thulin
Mathew Town
Great Inagua Island
Bahamas
Coast Guard
Companie Maritimo del Norte
Madrid
Spain
Havana
Cherokee
Globe Explorer
Sperry Rand Wins $5.24 Million Navy Contract
Sperry Rand's Ford Instrument Division in Long Island City New York secured a 5.24 million dollar Navy contract for ship board fire control system work.
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Sperry Rand
New York
UPI
Ford Instrument Division
Long Island City
N.Y
Markleville division heads 1965 United Fund drive
Valorous C Rector chairs the Markleville division of the Madison County United Fund kickoff to launch a $484,934 campaign supporting 33 agencies. The Sept 21 event at South Side Field features 10 high school bands, floats, and The Four Saints.
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C. Rector
Rector Funeral Home
Rector Furniture
Markleville
Madison County United Fund
South Side Field
Rector
Indiana Funeral Directors
United States
Four Saints
Sewer Ditch Worker Killed As Abandoned Fire Well Caves In
In Berne Indiana an abandoned fire well caused a cave in a sewer ditch being dug at a street intersection. John H. Beckley 42 of Fort Wayne was buried and died from crushed chest injuries. Louis Myers 46 of Fort Recovery Ohio was freed after an hour of shifting dirt and survived with no broken bones.
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Berne
Ind
John H. Beckley
Fort Wayne
Louis Myers
Fort Recovery
Ohio
Beckley
Myers
Adams County Memorial Hospital
Decatur
Shirley Lions Sponsor Western Rodeo and Horse Show
The Shirley Lions Club will sponsor an all Western Rodeo and Horse Show at Shirley park on Sept 20 starting at 12 30 p m The two dozen events include western pleasure boot race calf roping girls barrel racing bulldogging speed and action children s pleasure class ladies goat tie novice roping open barrel race pole bending and a calf scramble for under twelve rain or shine Dinner will be served on the grounds by Lions wives The Community Missionary Circle met Sept 8 with Miss Helen Hammer sharing Haiti mission work and a program of songs and a poem Guests from Greenfield Markleville and Walnut Ridge attended The Rev Russell Nigh began duties as Shirley Friends Church pastor replacing Rev Scottie Dickerson News items also note Barbee Lake weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Glen Jordan and family The Fleet Owner magazine predicts tire guarantees for life for original owners ahead of car production
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Shirley
Shirley Lions Club
Shirley Park
Lions Club
Shirley Lion
Community Missionary Circle
Irvin Smalley
Helen Hammer
Haiti
Scottie Dickerson
Miss Hammer
C. M. Jones
Ethel Cooley
Ruth Johnson
Greenfield
Mary Davis
Kevis
Markleville
Russell Nigh
Walnut Ridge
Shirley Friends Church
Nigh
Glen Jordan
Barbee Lake
A Thought to Remember in Daily Snappy Snatches
A brief ad excerpt notes a common remark about dislike for someone without stated reasons. The line captures casual social judgment and recurring, instinctive sentiment in everyday life.
YMCA Luncheon Schedule and Evening Meetings
Today at the YMCA lists luncheons and meetings with times for Crippled Children at 11:30, Rotary at 12:00, CBMC Dinners at 12:00, Kiwanis at 6:30, Chief Anderson Lions at 7:30, Indiana Citizens for Good Government events, and a 4:00 open swim for 6 to 9 year olds by Boys & Girls.
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Rotary
CBMC
Kiwanis
Chief Anderson Lions
Indiana Citizens For Good Government
Exchangites Hear Audubon Speaker at Club Dinner
Pendleton Audubon Society president Joe Brinduse will discuss Rewards of Birding at the Anderson Exchange Club noon meeting in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Theodore Crook club president will preside at the business session. Max Beigh vice-president will introduce the speaker.
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Joe Brinduse
Pendleton Audubon Society
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Two Car Crash Injures Bilbrey and Jackson in Indiana
Jerome Young died in an early Sunday crash and L Bilbrey 20 of Anderson and Jackie Lee Jackson 27 of Lapel injured in a two car collision on Ind 32. Drivers Bilbrey and Jasper N Gwinn Jr were named. Funeral plans for Young pending at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home.
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L. Bilbrey
Meridian St
Jackie Lee Jackson
Lapel
Ind
Bilbrey
Jasper N. Gwinn, Jr
Broadway
Jerome Young
Harold Rozelle
New York State
Young
Anderson
Clifford L. Tucker
Simmons
Sparta
Tenn
Emge
Dock
Mattie Simmons
Blanche
Jane
Sue Simmons
Lawrence
Donald Jr
Bobby
Hallis
Floyd
Ronald
Charles
Harry
Jackie
Timothy Simmons
Lucille Williams
Herbert
William Simmons
Robert
Ray
Jackson Simmons
Tennessee
Funeral Homes Transition and Local Service Details
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home transfers to Hunter Funeral Home in Sparta. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Smith Chapel Church in Sparta with Rev. Gilbert Mata, former Mt. Hope Free Baptist Church pastor of Anderson, officiating.
Goldwater Broadcast Urges Peace Through Strong Defense
Goldwater appears on CBS and 200 stations in a taped message stressing that war must be deterred. He tours campaign HQs before an Iowa South trip, films a life story, and accuses the administration of dismantling the defense arsenal while warning of a fragile decade ahead.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
South
Goldwater
Gemini program faces delays as Titan 2 tests resume
NASA says lightning damaged electrical systems in the Titan 2 booster and the rocket has been reset for another test sequence. The Gemini unmanned launch on April 8 went near perfectly, while the two man crewed debut remains late into 1965 due to delays in the spacecraft design and schedule.
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NASA
United Press International
America
Notice to Local 663 Retirees for Sept Meeting
Notice to retired members of Local 663. Regular area meeting Tuesday September 15 at 1 30 p m at Local 662 hall 109 By Pass Rex E Roberts Retiree chairman.
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Rex E. Roberts
Sixty Korean Soldiers Arrested Near Seoul
Seoul AP report says sixty Korean soldiers from a U.S. Army unit near Seoul marched from the 60th Transportation Company at Uijongbu to the battalion HQ at Bupyong to protest alleged American mistreatment. Brig. Gen. Lee Kwang Sun said leaders will be punished after investigation.
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Seoul
APS
U.S. Army
ROK
Lee Kwang Sun
60Th
U.S. Army Transportation Company
Uijongbu
Bupyong
Lee
Ringo Starr to Have Tonsils Out in Boston
Ringo Starr announced during a Boston news conference at the Hotel Madison that he will undergo a tonsillectomy soon. One fan requested the removed tonsils, and Starr spoke with the group of three other Beatles before their concert at Boston Garden.
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Boston
UPI
Ringo Starr
Starr
Madison
Boston Garden
JA Program to Open New Center at Sixth and John
Highland announces a new J A Center at the Hudson Building at Sixth and John Streets with student applications and interviews for a fall start. Adult advisers from Anderson Loan, Delco Remy, Nicholson File, and Guide Lamp join Phil Brewer as new assistant director. the program begins in early October.
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J.A
Lewis
Local Works Pump and Pension Transfer Plan
An order was signed to move money from the pension fund. Additional topics included several matters and the proposal to build a new sewer on the South side near Madison Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Heights
Man Held in First Degree Murders of Two Children
A suspect was held on two counts of first degree murder after the bodies of Shawn Johnston, 6, and Cary Johnston, 3, were found August 31 in a crawl space under a wealthy Long Beach home. The children were beaten and stabbed, with cords around their necks. The suspect Dobeski disappeared and was later found wandering near a Lake Michigan beach.
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Shawn Johnston
Cary
Chicago
Dobeski
Long Beach
Michigan City
Lake Michigan
State Police Survey Targets Railroad Crossings Near Schools
August statewide survey by the Indiana State Police assessed railroad crossings to reduce approach and visibility hazards. Colonel Everett announced cooperation from railroad officials and improvements at several locations. Drivers were reminded that schools resume after Labor Day and to stop for school buses in loading zones and on four lane highways with narrow dividers.
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Everett
Bishops Convene Global Meeting to Emphasize Church Unity
The gathering featured 24 bishops from around the world led by Archbishops Lawrence Sheehan of Baltimore and John J. Krol of Philadelphia. The event aimed to illustrate the Catholic Church’s hierarchical unity across continents.
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United States
Lawrence Sheehan
Baltimore
John J. iKrol
Philadelphia
Mrs Stella Farr Rites Set in Middletown
Mrs Stella Lykins Farr 81 of Brock Apartments died Monday at 1 a.m. at her daughter’s home in Middletown after a year of illness. She lived in Anderson 20 years and was born February 22 1883 in Sulphur Springs. Survived by three daughters Lloyd Lewis and Matt Meldon. a brother B F Edelman. three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Baker Brothers with services Wednesday at the Chesterfield Christian Church. Burial in Miller Cemetery near Middletown.
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Stella (Lykins) Farr
Brock Apartments
Rex Hale
Middletown
Anderson
Sulphur Springs
James
Louise Edelman
Frank
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Pocahontas
Women's Relief Corps
Now Or Never Home Demonstration Club
Hale
Lloyd Lewis
Matt Meldon
Cincinnati
B. F. Edelman
Los Angeles
Ada C. Johns
Wilkerson-Wiseman
Portland
Tenn
Rocky Mound
Westmoreland
Jones
Jack Smith
W. 6Th St
Glasgow
New Zion Baptist Church
Tom
Smith
Earl Robinson
Peoria
Ill
Floyd
Loie Johns
Donnie Johns
Scottsville
Elzie Johns
Hoye Johns
Franklin
Garland Johns
Fairland
Bertha Mossberger
Grayville
Plumadale Jones
New Harmony
Harold E. Rozelle
Kentucky Mortuary
Rebels and Loyalists Seek Peaceful Exit in Saigon
Vietnamese officers refuse to be reassured as fighter-bombers circle the capital approaches. Rebels abandon the city but are halted on the outskirts, while loyalist generals form an alliance with rebel leaders to demand terms and argue force is unnecessary.
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Pet
Khanh
Mekong
Saigon
Frances Acker 78 Dies After Long Illness in Anderson
Frances Etta Acker, 78, of 1920 Sheridan St., Anderson, native of Fairfield Ill., died at home after a lengthy illness. Surviving are three children, five grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral arrangements are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
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Frances Acker
Frances Etta Acker
Sheridan St
EUB
Frank
Fairfield
Ill
Louvina Weighouse
Grand Rapids
Mich
June Bennett
Philip E. Acker
Muncie
Bertha Burroughs
Marion
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Last rites for Mrs Ida Shell
Mrs Ida Pearl Shell 81 of 118 South Dr. will receive last rites at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Rev Donald Brown of East Lynn Christian Church will lead. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ida Shell
Ida Pearl Shell
South Dr
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Donald Brown
East Lynn
Tax Adjustment Board Sets 1.01 Levy In Madison County
The County Tax Adjustment Board reconvenes at 9 a.m. to review budgets for Madison County civil cities and schools. A proposed levy of 1.01 dollars per 100 evaluated dollars includes a 5 cent cut from the current rate. Alexandria Civil City also approved and a 6 cent reduction was applied to Summitville Civil Town funds.
Hoosier Leaders Trade Shots On Taxes Safety
Bontrager and Hartke spotlight federal budget cuts and tax relief as they campaign in Indiana towns. Ristine attacks Welsh on traffic safety while Branigin plans Indianapolis stop with the Indiana Municipal League. Poultry prices and eggs listed for Indianapolis.
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Welsh
Roger Branigin
Ristine
Indiana Municipal League
Indianapolis
Austria Third in Gas Output in 1958
Austria's natural gas output last year reached 1 700 million standard cubic meters, up 124 percent from 1957. In Western Europe only Italy and France now produce more natural gas.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Italy
France
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Homer E. West 72 of Rt. 3 Noblesville died at Riverview Hospital after being stricken. A lifetime Hamilton County resident, he was a farmer, earlier State Insurance Company employee, and a four-session reading clerk in the state legislature 1949 to 1953. Surviving are his widow Ruth Zimmerman West a daughter Martha Wade of Norfolk Virginia two brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at Coal trin Funeral Home. services Thursday at 10 30 a.m. First Methodist Church. Burial Crownland Cemetery.
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Isabelle Williams
Clyde Williams
South Side Junior High School
University Heights Hospital
Indianapolis
Herman Funeral Home
Ellis
Paoli
Clyde
Paul R. Williams
Inez Harned
Dora Apple
Banks Williams
Williams
Evangelical United Breth
Rew
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Duong van Duc
Viet Nam
Lam van Phat
Duong Ngoc Lam
Khanh
Homer West
Noblesville
Homer E. West
Rt. 3
Durbin
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
State Insurance Company
Statehouse
Reading
Mr. West
Fall Creek Township
Ward
Dora West
Noblesville Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Republican Party
Ruth Zimmerman West
Calvin
Martha) Wade
Norfolk
V.a
Harry
Bill West
Carmel
Ted West
Minnie Morris
Ruby Woodward
Coaltrin
Paul Stephenson
First Methodist Church
Crownland Cemetery
Farm evening at Terre Haute market amid low receipts
Six NFO members were ordered off the PMA property and an Oct 2 hearing was set. They moved their blockade after the court order was read. No violence reported at any location Monday. The NFO vowed to continue its holding action in earnest.
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Ernoon
Terre Haute
NFO
PMA
Tropic Storm Ethel Moves Northward After Bermuda Brush
The Weather Bureau reports Ethel has grown slightly in size and intensity and is turning northwest toward Tuesday. It brushed Bermuda with fringe winds up to 100 mph, causing downed trees, ongoing power outages, sunken boats, and flooded roads but no injuries were reported on the island.
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Weather Bureau
Ethel
North Atlantic
Bermuda
Anderson Art League Meets Thursday Evening
The Anderson Art League will hold a business meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the YWCA. All members are urged to attend this session.
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Anderson Art League
YWCA
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Sidney Flack
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Summitville
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Willer Huggins, Inc
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Chesterfield Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
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New Castle
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