Red Devils Stop AHL Last Minute Rally For Victory
Anderson Indians staged a late surge at South Anderson Field but Richmond held on 20 to 19 after key fumbles and penalties. Anderson amassed 426 yards to Richmond's 394, with 19 first downs to 17, while trailing 20 7 before scoring twice in the final minutes and missing two extra points.
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Anderson
Indians
Richmond
Tribe
South Anderson Field
Red Devils
Larry Bausman
Don Jordan
Eddie Fuller
Arthur Miles
Tom Seal
Terry Smith
Adenauer Slaying Averted In Bonn Bomb Package
UPI reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer narrowly escaped a third assassination attempt this year when security disrupted a bomb in a mailed package. The device, said to hold four batteries and booby-trapped, was spotted during routine X-ray screening and dismantled before detonation.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Munich
Ade
U S Resumes Underground Nuclear Tests
Washington reports the United States fired a low yield underground nuke in Nevada, resuming atomic testing after 15 days and 10 Soviet tests. President Kennedy said the move strengthens defense and reiterated readiness for a broad test ban, noting no fallout from the Nevada detonation.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Free World
Nevada
America
Soviet Union
Pierre Salinger
Hiroshima
Youth snatches purse then returns it after thwarted theft
In Indianapolis Bea trice Underwood describes an 18 year old youth who opened her car door on the near Northeast Side, grabbed her purse, then fled between two houses. An unidentified woman blocked the thief and the youth handed back the purse before running away.
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Indianapolis
Beatrice Underwood
Southport
Menderes and two others sentenced to die in Turkey
The National Unity Committee announced death sentences for former Premier Adnan Menderes and two aides, while ex-President Celal Bayar and 11 other leaders were spared. Bayar’s sentence was commuted to life due to age. Menderes reportedly unconscious after a possible sleeping-pill overdose.
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Yassiada
Turkey
UPI
Adnan Menderes
Celal Bayar
Menderes
National Unity Committee
Bayar
Hasan Polatkan
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Ankara
Local GM Plants Reach New Contracts in Indiana
Three Indiana GM plants Delco Radio Kokomo Central Foundry Bedford and Chevrolet transmission Muncie reached new contracts on Friday with UAW locals planning ratification votes Sunday. Earlier settlements were reached at Fisher Body Marion and Delco Battery Muncie while Indianapolis truck and Delco Remy Guide Lamp in Anderson remained unsettled. About 26,000 Hoosier workers are involved as pickets wrap up at several plants.
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Indiana General Motors Corp
Delco Radio
Kokomo
Central Foundry
Bedford
Chevrolet
Muncie
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
Marion
Delco Battery
Indianapolis
Delco
Anderson
UAW
Indiana
Allison Division
Guide Lamp Employee Family Injured in Track Crossing
Robert Atchison of Frankton and his family were hurt when their car’s front end collapsed crossing Nickel Plate tracks at 400 West at 8:30 p.m. They were taken to St John’s Hospital. Atchison remained for observation. Catherine Sutton was injured earlier turning from Park Road onto Ind 32.
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Robert Atchison
Rt. 1
Frankton
Georgeina
Collette
Deborah
Daniel
Larry McCartney
Atchison
Davis and Strickland
St. John’s Hospital
Catherine Sutton
Rt. 3
Park Rd
East German Border Deportations Expected
Washington reports East Germany plans mass deportations of thousands of East Germans and East Berliners from homes near the Iron Curtain. A U.S. official cited Russia backing arrests and mass removals and warned the action could begin within days as part of what he called an unwanted dictatorship.
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Washington
UPI
East Germany
U.S
Russia
Whittaker Pleads Innocent In Beeman Death
Jack Whittaker an 18 year old Anderson man pleaded innocent in Madison Circuit Court to three counts of homicide over the shotgun death of 39 year old Donald Beeman at Dick's Bar last month. Trial set for November 7. Calvin Cannon wounded in the blast released from St John’s Hospital. Also in circuit court Judge Carl T Smith sentenced Dan Hallowell to 15 years for fraudulent checks. A new trial date was set for John Thomas Weaver, convicted of raping a 5 year old Anderson girl.
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Jack Whittaker
Madison
Dick's
Donald Beeman
Anderson
Whittaker
Calvin Cannon
Beeman
St. John’s Hospital
Carl T. Smith
Dan Hallowell
Indiana
Capehart alleges Kennedy turns GOP surplus to deficit
Jeffersonville Indiana Sen Homer E Capehart charged the Kennedy administration with converting an 80 million dollar Republican budget surplus for 1961 into a 3 9 billion dollar deficit. He spoke at a Rock Lake Park Republican meeting noting a 10 2 billion dollar increase for 1962 over the Eisenhower budget with 44 percent non military and 11 000 federal employees added each month. He criticized a rosy balance budget claim.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Homer E. Capehart
Rock Lake Park
Capehart
Parade of Homes Starts Sept 23 in Anderson
The Anderson Home Builders Association announces the sixth annual Parade of Homes opening September 23 with 19 new houses and 18 builders. Visitors may tour Sept 23 to Oct 1 as signs guide across the city, with builders present to explain construction methods and answer questions. A special Herald and Bulletin section will publish a map of the 19 locations.
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Anderson Area
Anderson Home Builders Association
National Association of Home Builders
Home Builders
Ings
Anderson
Joe West
Home Builders Association
West
Bulletin
The
Herald
Justice of the Peace Arlo Line audit reveals ten thousand in irregularities
Indiana Board of Accounts reported irregularities totaling 10054.90 in the books of Justice of the Peace Arlo M. Line of Lafayette Township Madison County. An additional 5642.65 not properly accounted for has been repaid. Audit copies were sent to Prosecutor Thornburg and to State Atty. Gen. Steers for grand jury review and civil action, respectively. Garnishment funds from Anderson businesses and industries, collected by Line on behalf of creditors, were not fully turned over. Some judgments were issued by C. I. Service, a agency run by Line's wife Thelma Line. Line contends some funds were paid to creditors. auditors dispute. Daily deposit failures noted. Line's address listed as 16 West Clair Street, Anderson.
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State Board of Accounts
Justice of the Peace
Arlo M. Line
Lafayette Township
Madison County
Indianapolis
Line
Melvin Thornburg
Anderson
Edwin K. Steers
Board of Accounts
C. & I Service
Thelma Line
West Clair Street
C. & I. Service, Inc
Police Probe Home Burglary in Anderson Area
State police detectives search for a maple vanity drawer stolen in a Ridge Road home burglary. burglars entered through a bathroom window between noon and 3 15 p m while occupants were away. Missing items include a yellow-gold Masonic diamond ring worth 100 and 16 from a wallet along with the vanity drawer. Det Sgt Charles Epperson suggests the drawer may have been dumped along a road and asks to notify the Pendleton Post if found.
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State
Richard Cook
Ridge Rd
Anderson
Charles Epperson
Pendleton Post
Perry Cook
Richard
Noblesville
Moose Lodge
Steven Thom
Indiana University
Thom
Hamilton County
Portland
Har! Kelley
Frankfort
Kelley
Robert Zigler
Indianapolis
Jay County
Three Clinton County Jail Escapees Hunted
FRANKFORT Ind AP three prisoners broke out of the Clinton County jail early Friday. Deputies suspect muscular Robert Halsema 24 Frankfort who sprang window bars and broke two locks on a steel mesh window screen. Escaping with Halsema were Gilbert Beck 35 Indianapolis charged with hog theft and Thomas Emery 21 Lafayette held as an Indiana Reformatory parole violator.
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Frankfort, Ind
Clinton County
Mmuscular
Robert Halsema
Frankfort
Halsema
Gilbert Beck
Indianapolis
Thomas Emery
Lafayette
Indiana
Guard Appeal Hearing At IR Pendleton Indiana Reformatory
The Indiana State Personnel Board held hearings at the Indiana Reformatory in Pendleton on appeals by two guards suspended recently. David T. Barnes of Anderson, accused of trafficking with an inmate, saw his hearing continued due to a witness’s absence. Herbert W. Ellis of Anderson, suspended for alleged non cooperation, presented his appeal as evidence was submitted and the case taken under advisement. Barnes, with service since 1955, faces additional charges in a Madison County affidavit for trafficking related to a $150 check routed through Otis Davidson to Barnes, who allegedly endorsed and smuggled it into the institution. Ellis had two prior five day suspensions and a demotion to secretary to the assistant superintendent to tower guard. The Buck testimony linked checks to institutional transactions. proceedings continue.
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Pendleton
Indiana State Personnel Board
Indiana Reformatory
David T. Barnes
Anderson
Herbert W. Ellis
Ellis
Barnes
Madison County
John W. Buck
Buck
Otis Davidson
Mooresville
Forest Hills School Objection Hearing Scheduled
The Indiana State Tax Board will hold a public hearing on September 26 at 10 a.m. in the Madison Heights High School gymnasium. Taxpayers from Anderson Township oppose a lease with Anderson School Construction Corp. to fund a $1,757,000 Forest Hills school building. They contend the lease is unnecessary and the rental terms are not fair or reasonable over 25 years costing about $3 million.
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Indiana State Tax Board
Anderson Township
Anderson, Indiana
Madison Heights High School
Senate votes Kennedy aid largely as requested in foreign aid bill
The Senate approved a 4.1966 billion foreign aid appropriation by 62 to 17, restoring most House cuts and flagging a joint conference to finalize a compromise. The package totals 4.4161 billion, includes 40 million for Peace Corps, and preserves about 1.2 billion for economic development loans abroad. The measure aims to satisfy Kennedy’s aid priorities and accelerate action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Peace Corps
Congress
Ken
Battle for Elisabethville Escalates With 1000 Casualties
Elisabethville erupts into full scale war as casualties exceed 1000. U.N. declares martial law and threatens execution of armed civilians while Katanga President Tshombe vows to fight on. U.N. radio claims Tshombe heads to talks with O'Brien as Irish UN troops suffer heavy losses at Jadotville and Katanga airfield.
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Elisabethville
UPI
United Nations
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
O'Brien
Jadotville
Kamina
Elisabeth
U. N
New York
Kipushia
O'Brien Tshombe
Dag Hammarskjold
Leopoldville
Michel Tombelaine
Elisa
Group Votes To Appeal Annex Ruling
The Anderson Township Citizen's Committee announced plans to appeal the court decision voiding the remonstrance and upholding the annexation. Attorney Al Woolbert to file with the Indiana Appellate Court after a unanimous vote, as David W. Stone chairs the group. A public meeting at Madison Heights High School was set for Monday at 7 30 p m to explain appeal procedures and answer questions.
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Anderson Township
Alva Cox
Muncie
al Woolbert
Indiana Appellate Court
David W. Stone
Madison Heights High School
Stone
Woolbert
John A. Boone
Senate Approves Indiana Lincoln Memorial Bill
The Senate amended and passed a bill to create a Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial in southern Indiana. It authorizes the interior secretary to accept lands including Lincoln’s Pigeon Creek farm in Spencer County and allows up to 75000 dollars for land purchases, with a House approved one million dollar appropriation not earmarked for land.
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D-Ind
Senate
Department
New Arrivals From Multiple Homes and Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborns and families. A boy born at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bobby Moore. a girl to Mr and Mrs James Fult. a girl to Mr and Mrs Michael Hale. a girl to Mr and Mrs William Kimmers ling. A boy born at Wright Patterson Air Force Hospital Dayton Ohio to Airman First Class and Mrs Earl Plake. A girl born Thursday at William Beaumont Hospital Birmingham Michigan to Ross and Deloris Michel with paternal grandparents C A Michel. A boy born in Medford Oregon to Mr and Mrs Max Boys with paternal Leon Boys and maternal Wayte Jackson as grandparents.
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St. John’s Hospital
Bobby Moore
34Th St
James Fult
Henry St
Michael Hale
W. 10Th St
William Kimmersling
Orchard Lane Trailer Ct
Wright-Patterson Air Force Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Plake
Cobb Dr
William Beaumont Hospital
Birmingham
Mich
Ross
Deloris Michel
Elaine
C. A. Michel
Winding Way
Edgewood
Medford
Ore
Max Boys
Leon Boys
Anderson
Wayte Jackson
Columbus Ave
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