U S Cardinal Collapses At Council Start
Cardinal McIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles collapsed at the Ecumenical Council opening in St Peter's. He was taken to Blue Nuns Hospital, condition not serious, later released after observation. Auxiliary Bishop Ward cited heat and fatigue from travel as factors. Other American cardinals present were Meyers and Ritter. Spellman and Cushing did not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
James Francis Cardinal MclIntyre
Los Angeles
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Blue Nuns Hospital
John J. Ward
MclIntyre
St. Peter's
Rome
Cardinal McIintyre
Council
Ward
Cardinal McIntyre
U.S
Albert Gregory Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Elmer Ritter
St. Louis
Francis Spellman
New York
Richard Cushing
Boston
Air Door Inc. Changes Owner Move Planned to Muncie
William Ellis, manager of Air Door Inc. in New Castle, has purchased the company from its parent New Castle Products Inc. and plans to relocate operations to Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle, Ind
William Ellis
Air Door Inc
New Castle
New Castle Prodducts, Inc
Muncie
Communists Suffer Defeat In San Marino Election
Communists win 24.1 percent of the vote in San Marino Sunda election with women voting for the first time. Communist seats drop from 16 to 14 on the 60-member grand and general council as Christian Democrats gain. Socialist candidates fall to 10.58 percent, losing two seats.
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Republic OF San Marino
UPI
Sunda
San Marino
Christian Democrats
Absenteeism Blocks Medicare Vote in the House
Absenteeism halted a House vote step on the Medicare hospitalization bill backed by Rep. Cecil King and Sen. Clinton Anderson. With no quorum, the chamber adjourned but backers plan a Thursday roll call to push the conference on the Senate amended plan for hospital and nursing home care within Social Security.
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Washington
Ned
King
More for your health care dollar with Blue Cross Blue Shield
Blue Cross Blue Shield offers personalized benefits and worldwide service. Members can keep coverage when retiring or unemployed, and no membership is canceled due to age or high service use. Contact through employers or the Yellow Pages office.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Yellow Pages
Anderson School Attendance Nears 17 000 as Enrollment Rises
Ward Hartzell reports Anderson Public Schools enrollment climbs to 16 733 with detailed by school counts. High schools include Anderson 1 997 and Madison Heights 1 708 while junior highs total Central 1 085 Madison Heights 936 and South Side 1 177. Elementary enrollment stands at 8 389 with 1 337 in Kindergarten and each campus listed with counts from Central Avenue 413 to Westvale 735.
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Anderson Public Schools
Ward Hartzell
Anderson High School
Madison Heights High School
Central
Madison Heights
South Side
el Dorado
Hillcrest
Central Avenue
Columbia
Edgewood
Forest Hills
Franklin
Hazelwood
Hiawatha
Lindberg
Longfellow
Meadowbrook
North Anderson
Park Place
Riley
Roosevelt
A Street
Shadeland
Fulbright Attacks Goldwater On Civil Rights At Senate
Sen. J William Fulbright of Arkansas warned that electing Barry Goldwater would bring four years of rising hostility and violence between Negroes and whites. He said Goldwater has one alleged claim to southern votes: voting against the civil rights act.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
D - Ark
Barry M. Goldwater
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Goldwater
Grumman Gets $402 Million NASA Follow-On Contract
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. wins a $402 million follow-on contract from NASA for equipment for the White Sands proving grounds in New Mexico.
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Bethpage, N.Y
UPI
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White Sands, N. M., Proving Grounds
Reception Honors Democrat Wives on Indiana Campaign Trail
Dem wives toured Indiana campaigns with Mrs. Roger Branigan of Lafayette leading at Democratic headquarters. Mrs. Robert L. Rock of Anderson joined as husband runs for lieutenant governor. U S Senator Vance Hartke appeared at headquarters and planned a day-long tour of the region.
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Indiana
Democratic
Rockville
Roger Branigan
Lafayette
Robert L. Rock
Anderson
U. S
Vance Hartke
Public Auction Notices Across Delaware County
A sequence of farm and household auctions scheduled from Sept 16 to Oct 3 lists buyers and locations including Willow Branch Anderson Elwood Shirley Greenfield and Muncie. Auctioneers Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Pheanis Whelchel Hood and others oversee public sales of cattle farm machinery hogs tools and real estate.
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Kenneth Cass
Willow Branch
Anderson
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Donald Hooper
Bob Delph
Alexandria Pike
North Drive
Theatre
Phearis & McShurley
Marvin D. Field
Elwood
Foland & Lewis
Maude Greenwood
Shirley
Truman
Mary Roberts
Ponie's
Greenfield
U. S. Rd
Louise Owens
Madison Ave
Egg M. Hood
Main Street
Otto Beeman
Alexandria
Muncie
St. Rd
Madison - Delaware Co
W. Pheanis
E. Whelchel
Herbert Munden
Ingalls
Elza Proctor
Hampshire
H. D. Kirk, Ed. Nash
Auctioneers
Courthouse News and Court Minutes Summary
Multiple divorce actions and civil suits listed from Superior Court and Circuit Court including Eller v Eller and Brown v Brown. Also notes on guardian and possession cases, custody rulings, and a divorce restoration. A New York musical note reports over 30 million Americans play an instrument.
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Circuit Court Citizens Banking Co
Ethel A. Albright
Arthur Kellum
Jean Pavese
Walter E. Pavese
Vicki L. Ward
Tony M. Ward
New York
U. S
TV Tonight Tuesday IV Highlights and Prime Time Openers
United Press International lists NBCs Ganges Sacred River documentary with Lou Hazam as producer and Michael Rennie as narrator. ABC offers Combat McHales Navy The Tycoon Peyton Place The Fugitive with season premieres and new episodes across the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Ganges
Sacred River
NBC
India
Ganges River
Lou Hazam
Michael Rennie
ABC
Theodore Bikel
McHale’s Navy
McHale
Walter Brennan
Peyton Place
New England
Kimble
David Janssen
Ed Begley
Viet Cong Kill 245 Government Troops Last Week
In Saigon on Monday a Defense Ministry spokesman said Viet Cong guerrillas killed 245 government soldiers last week and captured weapons to form two new companies. Communists reported 289 killed, while 118 captives were lost to government forces and 180 South Vietnamese troops were missing.
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Saigon
UPS
Defense Ministry
US and Canadian Tourists Boost South Africa Visits
Pretoria reports 1963 tourist arrivals show 8,121 visitors from the United States and Canada, up 36 percent from 5,986 in 1962, highlighting growing Western interest in South Africa for travel and travel-related business.
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Pretoria
United States
South Africa
South African Tourist Corporation
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Branigin For Governor
Howard L. Weninger
Joe Bannon
PD. Pol
ADV
AIR Door
Westvale Studios
Stewarts Furniture Store
Daleville
Edward's
Chesterfield
Lapel Hardware
Lapel
Westvale
Atlantic City
N. J
Vonda van Dyke
Vickie Powers
House
House-Senate
Rules
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Mutual Hospital Insurance, Inc
Mutual Medical Insurance, Inc
Illinois ST
Indianapolis
Tenth Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Twenty-Ninth Street
Arkansas
Barry Goldwater
Grumman Aircraft
Anderson Art Glass
Thomas Road
Ford Tractor
FORD
Wolski and Foster
Courthouse News
Circuit
Hildegard K. Eller
Ralph W. Eller
Busby, Davidson, Cooper and Farr
General Grain, Inc
Summitville - Goodrich Co
State of Indiana
Edwin L. Mercer
William F. Lawler, Jr
Superior Court
Marjorie A. Brown
James A. Brown
Stewart and Austin
City Loan and Savings Co
Chillicothe
Ohio
Bennie F Farmer
Bertha Farmer
Michael E. Tancey
Sue A. Quimby
William F. Quimby
DeArmond
Booram
Sharon McMullen
Jerry McMullen
Lawrence H. Robbins
Raymond C. Shirey
Robert Baldwin
Campbell and Jones
Dorothy Chrisman
Alfred Chrisman
Alice E. Krebbs
Raymond A. Krebbs
Alice E. Hurt
Raymond L. Wilfong
Grace M. Wilfong
Richard Samuels
Janice G. Samuels
Red Viet Cong
New York Stock Exchange
America
D C
P.O
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