Senate Edges Toward Treaty Amendment Pact
Washington sources say Senate and White House are nearing a compromise on future amendments to the test ban treaty. The plan would add language to the ratification resolution affirming Congress's right to advise and consent on amendments and the treaty. Senator Russell remains wary of the pact’s lack of inspection provisions and urged ongoing discussions with Fulbright.
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United States
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services Committee
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White House
Capitol Hill
Four Fines One Suspended Sentence Pronounced By Judge
Four men appeared before Judge George Pancol in City Court yesterday. Three pleaded guilty to public intoxication and received $1 fines plus costs. Joseph E. Farrell 38, 212 W. 7th St. Johnnie Moses 49, Fortville. Maurice F E Burch 34, Indianapolis. Timothy D. Brewster 17, 3916 St. Rd. 9 N. pleaded guilty to violation of the 1935 Beverage Act and drew a $1 fine and costs plus 180 days on the Indiana State Farm with the remainder suspended. Seven others faced minor traffic charges.
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George Pancol
Joseph E. Farrell
7Th St
Johnnie Moses
Fortville
Maurice FE Burch
Indianapolis
Timothy D. Brewster
St. Rd
Indiana
Pomeric to Speak at Fort Wayne Community Services Luncheon
Kenneth Pomeric, Fort Wayne United Chest Council member, will address the Thursday noon luncheon of the Community Services Council at Farris Cafeteria. Mrs. Charlotte Brown, president, will preside. He will discuss A New Look at Community Service Councils and the council’s effort to study statewide patterns to better serve the community. All interested persons are invited.
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Kenneth Pomeric
Fort Wayne United Chest Council
Community Services Council
Farris
Charlotte Brown
Pomeric
Brown
Groom Falls to Death Near Valparaiso Race Scene
A groom riding with race horses fell from a railroad car near Valparaiso Indiana and died from a skull fracture. Police reported the 50-something man identified as Harry A. McDaniel tumbled onto the Pennsylvania Railroad right of way on Tuesday. Cause of the fall is undetermined.
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Valparaiso, Ind
Harry A. McDaniel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Patriotic Groups To Retain Use Of Courthouse Room
The Madison County Board of Commissioners decided Monday that two patriotic groups the United Spanish-American War Veterans and the Women’s Relief Corps may continue to use the former GAR Hall in the courthouse as their headquarters. They had been using the room jointly for years but Civil Defense supplies filled the space last Friday, leaving no room for a Women’s Relief Corps meeting. The supplies will be moved out and the groups will return to shared use. John F. Couch, commander of the Spanish-American Veterans, was notified of the decision.
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United Spanish - American War Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
Gar Hall
Madison County Board of Commissioners
Women's Relief Corps
John F. Couch
Realtors To Hear Tax Consultant In Anderson Meeting
Robert Wise, tax consultant, will discuss Indiana's new net income tax law at the Anderson Board of Realtors noon meeting Friday at Farris Cafeteria. A question and answer period follows. Program chairman Russell Murdock presides. A. George Harrison will preside.
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Robert Wise
Indiana
Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris
Russell Murdock
A. George Harrison
Courthouse News New Suits Filed
Circuit Court Phyllis Bryant vs. James W. Bryant Petition for reciprocal support William F Lawler Jr attorney for plaintiff Town and Country and Food Co Inc vs Frank Wilbur Collins and Leona Collins Complaint on contract Nieter Smith Blume and Wynenker attorneys for plaintiffs The State of Indiana vs Gladys C Scott Affidavit for passing a forged instrument William F Lawler Jr prosecuting attorney The State of Indiana vs Charles Boffing Affidavit for felonious non-support William F Lawler Jr prosecuting attorney Superior Court Jesse E Ashley and Laura Ashley vs Carl C Rybolt and Jean B Rybolt Petition to rescind contract and immediate possession Donald P Jones attorney for plaintiffs Judith K Leffel vs Robert J Leffel Complaint for divorce George G Pancol attorney for plaintiff
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James W. Bryant
William F. Lawler Jr
Town and Country and Food Co., Inc
Frank Wilbur Collins
Leona Collins
Nieter, Smith
Superior Court
Jesse E. Ashley
Laura Ashley
Carl C. Rybolt
Jean B. Rybolt
Donald P. Jones
Judith K. Leffel
Robert J. Leffel
George G. Pancol
Rev LaFont speaks on mission church work in Kenya
Rev Frank LaFont outlines 17 years directing Church of God plant builds on three mission stations in Kenya East Africa. He spoke at Park Place Church of God during a midweek service, praising progress from thatch to brick and stone with metal roofs. He is on furlough with Mrs LaFont who oversees Bunyore Girls School. Dr Hillery C Rice Jr of Eastside Church announced the service open to the public.
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Frank LaFont
Park Place
Hillery C. Rice, Jr
Eastside
Mexican Truck Driver Sees Train Collision On Main Line
The bus sized Ford truck with an aluminum canopy collided with a train as 22 people died or were injured after attempting to cross the tracks. Engineer R E Cripe of San Luis Obispo testified he was traveling 65 mph in the area and blew his whistle when the bus blocked the crossing. Authorities expect victim identification to take until Wednesday.
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R. E. Cripe
San Luis Obispo
Plans Reached for Honeywell Memorial Building Trip
Lawrence Booram president of the Madison County Women's Republican Club says a large local group will attend to the Honeywell Memorial Building event at Wabash. Several additional reservations are expected this week, according to Mrs. Borram.
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Wabashirs
Lawrence Booram
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Borram
GOP Moves to Block Tax Cut Without Spending Restraints
The GOP plans to cancel the second tax cut unless Kennedy trims spending this year and keeps the FY1965 budget at 98 billion dollars. The Policy Committee urged opposition to final passage unless the amendment is adopted. Southern Democrats conditioned support on deficit restraint, with Rep Omar Burleson leading the session.
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A S. Herlong, Jr
D-Fla
Ways & Means
Kennedy
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Mission Conference Outlines The Means For East Africa Kenya
Church leaders announced special conferences on mission themes including The Theology of the Christian Missions led by Dean Gene Newberry and Preaching that Calls to Mission with Dr. Harold Phillips. Other topics cover The Church as Mission and Educating For Mission with university and board officials guiding discussions. Youth mission dedication notes mark sending of Ruben and Marie Strong Schweiger to East Africa.
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Southern Mountains
Robert Sperow
Kenya
East Africa
Frank LaFont
Same Bettes
Vivian Phelps
Deloris Beaty
James Yutzy
Caribbean
Arthur Klurge
W. W. King
Japan
Freda LaFoe
Missionary Board of the Church of God
W. E. Reed
Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Lester A. Crose
Missionary Board
Milton Buettner
Anderson College
China
Marie Strong
Ruben Don Schweiger
Site Set Trict Scout Executive in Noblesville
Collins lists steering committee members for the program in Noblesville with roles in service, health and safety, publicity, finance, staff arrangements, Explorer service, and participation. Members include Floyd Hacker New Castle general vice chairman Everett Foust Pendleton physical arrangements Dr Richard Harrison Anderson health and safety W Shirell Fox Anderson Ken Wright Noblesville publicity co chair Gene Yates Anderson finance Ross Noble Elwood staff arrangements Herb Carner Anderson and Robert DeNoon Tipton District Scout Executive Explorer adviser.
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Trict
Noblesville
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Floyd Hacker
New Castle
Everett Foust
Pendleton
Richard Harrison
Anderson
W. Shirell Fox
Ken Wright
Gene Yates
Ross Noble
Elwood
Explorer Service
Herb Carner
Robert DeNoon
Tipton
Explorer
Gene Lacey
D. L. Sluder
Anderson event honors special guests and emblem design
Noblesville and Anderson figures attended a judging and awards ceremony featuring special guests Dale Rodgers and Paul Brinduse as emblem design collaborators.
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Derson
Dale Rodgers
Noblesville
Paul Brinduse
Anderson
Break-in at Polish Club yields $750 in damage
Thieves emptied one cigarette brand from both machines at the Polish Club and broke into the "Juke Box" without taking money. They attempted to open a safe, but the combination was broken off and entry failed. Damage to equipment and building estimated at $750. Incident likely occurred between 2 and 9 a.m. Tuesday.
United States unlikely to oppose China seat at UN
The United States plans no objection to including the issue of seating Communist China as the UN moves to set its agenda. Last year the vote to retain Nationalists in China’s seat was 56 to 42, after a decade of debate. Sosa, 51, won the presidency amid a 99 to 110 secret-ballot result with 11 abstentions, and saluted the nuclear test ban signing.
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United Nations
United States
China
Sosa
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
Voter Eligibility Dispute Over City Districts and Annexed Areas
Steers outlines voting rules for township and precinct residents and notes Anderson faces council district voting issues. Peck argues state Constitution fixes qualifications and cannot be changed by Legislature. A petition challenges 30 day residency rules for newly annexed areas. state board to meet to consider latest petition.
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Anderson
All the
Peck
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties Carroll Woodward
Carroll E Woodward 62 of Rt 1 died Monday funeral rites set for 2 30 p m at Coaltrin Funeral Home Rev Neal Anderson of Cicero Methodist Church to officiate Burial in Brookside Cemetery Lapel Friends may pay respects at the funeral home He was former Hamilton County Democratic Party chairman and manager of the Hamilton County Auto License Bureau and an assembly operator at Guide Lamp Division in Anderson
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Noblesville
Carroll E. Woodward
Rt. 1
Coaltrin
Neal Anderson
Cicero Methodist Church
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Lapel
Hamilton County
Democratic Party
Hamilton County Auto License Bureau
Guide Lamp Division
Anderson
Church Exacts Wreath, Wallace Protest Sparks Backlash
A Montgomery church scene sparked by a plan to deliver a black wreath to segregationist Gov George Wallace drew mixed reaction among about 1000 black attendees Monday night with some urging caution on whether the march would proceed. Meanwhile the Birmingham bombing grisly toll prompted a global stir with security at funerals and calls in Congress for a national day of mourning as officials search for explosives and motives in the 16th Street Baptist Church blast.
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Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths And Services
Norman J. Schroyer 39 of Rt 1 Anderson died at 8 am while reporting to work at Delco Remy. World War II veteran and Daleville EUB Church member survived by widow Juanita three daughters parents Wesley and wife, sister. funeral Thursday 2 pm at Daleville EUB Church, burial Saunders Cemetery. Arthur G. Shultz 66 of 230 Andover Rd retired carpenter to be buried East Maplewood. Roy Mahan 66 formerly of Anderson died in Paducah Ky. survived by widow Eleanor son Robert Lewis Mahan and two grandchildren. Funeral services held at Fresh Funeral Home Paducah.
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Norman Jack Schroyer
Rt. 1
Anderson
Chesterfield
Delco-Remy
Daleville
EUB
Juanita
Connie Marie
Patty Lou
Judy Ann
Wesley A. Shroyer
Charles Brown
Vaughn Murray
Saunders Cemetery
Shirey Funeral
Arthur G. Shultz
Andover Rd
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Roy Mahan
Paducah
Eleanor
Guide Lamp Division
Kentucky
Robert Lewis Mahan
U.S. Army
Funeral rites for Virgil A. Roby observed at Chesterfield Church
Funeral rites for Virgil A Roby 52 of 511 North St Chesterfield held at 1 30 p m at the Chesterfield Christian Church with Rev Harold Clark officiating. Burial in East Maplewood at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Body lay in state from noon today until service. Donations to Chesterfield Christian Church building fund requested in lieu of memorials. Final rites for John M Jack Watson 67 death Sunday at Hobart home at 10 a m today Pflughoeft Funeral Home burial Goshen Cemetery. Watson native of Elwood had relatives in area including Lavonne Larsson of Anderson and Ray mond A Reed and Hadley Reed.
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Virgil A. Roby
North St
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Christian Church
Harold Clark
East Maplewood
Harold E. Rozelle
Chesterfield Christian Church Building Fund
John M
Jack) Watson
Hobart
Pflughoeft
Goshen
Elwood
Watson
Lavonne Larsson
Anderson
Raymond A. Reed
Hadley Reed
Mrs Mollie Rust Dies. Funeral Planned in Indianapolis
Mrs Mollie Rust widow of Enoch Rust of 4607 Carlton Ave Indianapolis died Tuesday afternoon. She was sister of Mrs Charles Bonser of Anderson and had several nieces and nephews living in Anderson. Funeral rites set for 2 p.m. Friday at Flanner and Buchanan Fall Creek Mortuary.
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Mollie Rust
Enoch Rust
Carlton Ave
Indianapolis
Charles Bonser
Anderson
Flanner
Buchanan Fall Creek
Registration spots and fire station team assignments listed
Registration L1st and Columbus Ave. Team 4 at No 4 fire station Hendricks Sts. Team 5 at No 5 fire station Broadway and Plum Sts. Team 6 at No 6 fire station 2th and Delaware Sts. Team 7 at Meadowbrook School Sept 26 27 and Westvale School Sept 28 Oct 1. Team 8 at Alexandria City Hall and Team 9 at Elwood City Hall. Central registration office opens at the courthouse 8 am to 8 pm.
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Columbus Ave
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Hendricks Sts
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Plum Sts
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Delaware Sts
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Alexandria City Hall
Elwood City Hall
Cities Debate Road Widths and Interstate Benefits
The League directs its executive committee to study engineering formulas for street width and use. Richmond mayor Roland Cutter urges state relief for feeder streets to interstates, while he and Indiana highway director George Goodwin say interstate routes will yield long term gains. Governor Welsh rejects broad state police raids, stating local authorities handle law enforcement and troopers cannot be a personal tool for the governor, even amid repeated requests over labor, school blockades, and gambling devices.
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Cutter
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Lougasport
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