UN session opens amid protests and Cuba clash
The United Nations General Assembly began its 18th session with disharmony as Indonesia protested Malaysia's seating and Albania pushed for Communist China. A small free Cuba protest by anti-Castro Cubans triggered a brief melee. President Carlos Sosa Rodriguez urged understanding and harmony as tensions rise.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
United Nations General Assembly
Carlos Sosa Rodriguez
Venezuela
Indonesia
Malaysia
Alvania
China
Cuba
U.N
Sosa
Lambertus Nicodemus Palar
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Phillippines
Jakarta
Kuala Lumpur
Philippines
Palar
Malaya
Peking
Albania
Europe
General Assembly
United Nations
Two Firms Sign I 69 Engineering Studies Contracts
Two Indianapolis firms, Boyd E Phelps Inc and Fleck Quebec and Ricd Associates, sign preliminary engineering study contracts for I-69 segments in Madison Marion and Hamilton Counties. The projects cover 5.75 and 6.6 miles with costs around 2.8 to 4.9 million dollars and total engineering fees of about 116k and 183k respectively.
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Madison
Marion
Hamilton
David Cohen
Indiana State Highway Commission
Boyd E. Phelps Inc
Indianapolis
Hamilton-Madison County
4A Point
Pendleton
Fleck, Quebec
Ricd Associates
Castleton
Marion County
Fishers
Hamilton County
Indiana
Indiana Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Commission
Division of Land Acquisition
Madison-Hamilton County
Castleton-Fishers
Fores try officer questioned over hunter safety trainee name
In Toronto the Ontario Civil Service magazine The Trillium reports a forestry officer queried an applicant for hunter safety training after his name Bren Gunn seemed a pun on a famous British weapon. The officer said the name is in order, noting his brother Tommy Gunn and father known as Pop Gunn.
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Toronto
Ontario
the Trillium
Bren Gunn
Tommy Gunn
Pop Gunn
Steers Outlines Views On Township Vote Issue
Indiana Republican Edwin Steers Sr. on the annexation of Anderson Township says Democrats outmaneuvered Republicans and voting may be affected by current conditions. The board faces reexamining a petition by 73 township citizens. the case moved to the state election board for action. Steers asserts the annexation timing rules do not conflict with the Indiana Constitution.
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Steers
Anderson Township
Edwin Steers Sr
Republi
Can
Indiana State Election Board
Local Election Board
State Board
Matthew E. Welsh
James E. Noland
Indiana
The
United States
Women Hurt In Car Crash In Atlanta Indiana
Two women from Atlanta Indiana were injured in a two car accident at 4 45 p m at Hamilton and 8th Street Roads. Marilyn Menesee 31 and Alma Huffman 70 were treated at Community Hospital. The other driver William Donald Baldwin 16 of Frankton faced damages of 150 for his car and 200 for the other vehicle.
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Atlanta
Ind
Hamilton
8Th Street
Don Alberts
Marilyn Menesee
Alma Huffman
Menefee
Huffman
William Donald Baldwin
Plum St
Frankton
Alberts
Chesterfield Man Held In Probe Of Grocery Robbery
The Madison County Sheriff's Department holds 42 year old Carl F. Hudson of Chesterfield for investigation of grand larceny in a $2,300 robbery at Pic-N-Pay Food Market. A $100 bill linked to the crime was found in his car. store officials identified him. Hudson is jailed under $1,000 bond. rest of the loot unrecovered.
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Madison County Sheriff's Department
Carl F. Hudson
Sycamore St
Chesterfield
Don Alberts
Alberts
Hudson
Kenneth Scott
Cities Propose Revenue Sources
Indiana Municipal League endorsed resolutions to raise the state cigarette tax and to revise how gasoline tax funds are distributed. The group urged funds be returned to civil cities and towns by population, and criticized a past tax hike that raised cigarette prices. It also backed a mileage based formula to replace the current percentage distribution.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Municipal League
Indiana
League
Site Set For Boy Scout Annual Outing
Westward Ho the annual giant outing draws hundreds of Boy Scouts from Madison Henry Hamilton and Tipton counties for Oct 11 13 at Memorial Park New Castle General chairman Don Collins Anderson says many from the area will participate Indian fitness contests Indian fair a big Saturday night campfire and Sunday troop din ners are planned Scouts move in Friday evening to set up camps under local leaders Memorial Park has hosted Westward Ho previously this year expected to be among the largest in the four county council Harold Lockwood Anderson urges public visitation especially at the Saturday campfire program thousands are expected to participate over the weekend Planning advisers include Hal T King and A Daniel Couch Please Turn to Page 2 Column 5
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Madison
Henry
Hamilton
Tipton
Memorial Park
New Castle
Don Collins
Anderson
Anderson Area
Collins
Westward Ho
Scout Council
Harold Lockwood Anderson
Hal T. King
A. Daniel Couch
Plan To Merge 7 School Units May Be Audited At YMCA
Madison County School Reorganization Committee weighs a Metropolitan District plan to absorb Grant and Madison County units. Attorneys for consolidating districts drew up letters of intention for Fairmount and Van Buren etc. The group aims to preempt state action and plans another meeting in two weeks at Green Township School Point Isabel.
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Madison County School Reorganization Committee
YMCA
Grant County
Madison County
Dale Prough
Fairmount
Fairmount Township
Liberty Township
Green Township
van Buren
Boone and Duck Creek
Summitville
Madison County Committee
State Committee
al Woolbert
van Buren Township
Don Gossett
John Hiatt
Boone Township
Harlan Waymire
Duck Creek
Point Isabel
Registration Substations To Be Set Up in Madison County
The Madison County Board of Registration announces registration sub stations will operate Sept 25 to Oct 7 to prepare for the Nov 5 elections in three cities. Equal Republican and Democratic women will staff teams at centers including Pastry Shop, 724 E 8th St. No 2 Fire Station at 17th and Madison Ave. and No 3 Fire Station. About 30,762 voters are eligible in the three cities Anderson 22,189 Alexandria 2,888 Elwood 5,361. Registrations run 1 to 8 p.m. Sept 25 to Oct 7. Myron Seybert and William Norton lead the efforts.
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Madison County Board of Registration
Madison County
Alpha Byrum
Madge Mitchell
Board of Registration
Myron Seybert
William Norton
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Train Hits Lettuce Field Bus Killing Mexican Workers
At least 25 Mexican laborers were killed and 22 injured when a Southern Pacific freight train smashed into a work bus near Chualar California. Most victims were taken to Salinas mortuaries or hospitals. the driver survived with minor injuries as investigators work to determine how the collision occurred.
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Chualar, Calif
Salinas
Tony Vasquez
Mann Farm
Vasquez
California Highway Patrol
Francisco G. Espanoza
Jury picked to try former Terre Haute official on murder charge
A jury of eight men and four women was impaneled in Terre Haute to try James Spellman, 55, former assistant city engineer, on second degree murder in the bayonet stabbing of his brother Lawrence, 59, last February. Opening statements set for Wednesday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
James Spellman
Spellman
Lawrence
Plans Readied By GOP Clubs
City and county Republican groups outlined plans for major events in the coming days. The Young Republican organization led by Chairman Bob Roseberry meets at Republican headquarters at 7:30 p.m. to review ways to assist the regular party structure.
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Young Republican Organization
Bob Roseberry
Holy Farewell For Carol Robertson At Birmingham Church
More than 1500 Birmingham Negroes filled St John’s AME Church to mourn 14 year old Carol Robertson killed in Sunday bombing. Her body lay in a blue coffin amid white and red flowers as Rev C E Thomas urged her to symbolize Crispus Attucks. Eulogies by Rev John H Cross and Rev Hobart E Odgen Jr. ended with a flower procession as 25 white clergy attended amid names and a citizen’s nonchalant refusal to state his identity.
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Birmingham
St. John’s African Methodist Church
Carol Robertson
Crispus Attucks
C. E. Thomas
Attucks
Boston Common
Hobart E. Odgen Jr
16Th Street Baptist Church
John H. Cross
16Th Street
Carol
Alan Drennen Jr
State Capitol
Polish Club Break-In Reported At Forrest Terrace
Steve Sokol, trustee for the Polish Club at 3535 Forrest Terrace, reported a Monday night break-in. Entry was gained via a north side window. cigarettes and money were taken from cigarette machines, liquor from the store room, and two machines damaged. An undetermined amount of whiskey was stolen.
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Steve Sokol
Forrest Terrace
Church of God Mission Opens Friday Session
The Fifth World Missions Convention of the Church of God begins Friday afternoon with thirty missionaries and leaders leading 16 conferences. Keynote speaker Ker Judd, a former congressman and medical missionary, addresses the public at 7:30 p.m. in Warner Auditorium. Sessions run Friday through Sunday with multiple speakers including James Earl Massey, Paul Tanner, and Ross Minkler. registration starts Friday at 2 p.m. on the Anderson College campus.
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Church of God
Ker Judd
China
James Earl Massey
Jamaica Bible Institute
Kingston
Jamaica
Paul Tanner
Church
World Service Division
Ross Minkler
Louisville
Anderson College
Park Place
Hattie Downer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alaska
Arley Skinner
Mexico
Maurice Caldwell
GOP Pushes Spending Cuts Ahead of Tax Plan
The House Republican Policy Committee endorsed tying a tax cutting bill to new limits on deficit spending. President Kennedy prepared a nationwide radio TV address to press tax relief, while the bill would cut taxes by seven billion for 1964 income and four billion in relief starting January 1, 1965.
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Washington
UPI
House
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
New Babies Arrive in Anderson Area from Local Hospitals
At St John s Hospital Ernest Layton and wife 1837 Halford Street welcome a son. Community Hospital James Maynard and wife 727 Norris Drive welcome a son. Frankton Mr and Mrs William T McCarty welcome a son. Summitville Mr and Mrs Oscar Dunlap welcome a daughter. Cross Street Mr and Mrs Donald Widebrink welcome a son. Phillip West 804 West 3rd Street welcomes a son. Frankton Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson welcome a son. 2713 Central Avenue Mr and Mrs Jack Rensel welcome a son. Melody Lane Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell welcome a son. Rt 2 Mr and Mrs William Utley welcome a son. Middletown Mr and Mrs James Fetz welcome a son. St Charles Street Mr and Mrs Max Davis welcome a son.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ernest Layton
Halford St
Community Hospital
Richard Maynard
Norris Dr
William T. McCarty
Frankton
Oscar Dunlap
Summitville
Donald Widebrink
E. Cross St
Phillip West
W. 3Rd St
Elmer Anderson
Births At Ball Memorial And Base Hospital
A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lif ord at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. A girl was born to Mr. Chester Day at Bunker Hill Air Force Base Base Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Moore of 2324 Pitt Street and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rich of Rt. 3 Anderson.
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Jack Liford
E. 36Th St
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Linder’s
Anderson Retail Association
Doyle Wright
Clem Russell
Anderson Police Department
Phillip S. Rossin
Retail Association
William Lawler Jr
James Lear
Herald
California
E. 8Th St
Tean
Madison Ave
Casis Highway Patrol
GOP
Ala
Roseberry
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
James U. Doenges
van Buskirk Rd
Thamas Vermillion
Anderson Herald
Wayne Everman
C. J. Stanley
Wabash
Donald Bruce
Meridian Street
Warner Auditorium
East 5Th St
Anderson and Vicinity
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