Boy Honors Air Force Friends With Model and Letter
Tommy Osborne, 10, from Hamilton Ohio, praised a Big Hustler bomber model and earned honorary membership in the 305th Bomb Wing after writing to the base commander. He mourned three crew members who died in a B33 crash near Butlerville, while investigators determined the plane split at twice the speed of sound due to a yaw, cause not yet fixed.
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Pery
Ind
UPI
Tommy Osborne
Vincent M. Crane
Hamilton
Ohio
Tom Tmy
Air Force Base
Sonic
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tommy Tate
Butlerville
Tommy
Air Force
Albert Osborne
DEA
Col
D. H. Frank
Air _Force Industry Accident Investigation Board
Col Frank
Local Red Cross Begins Nursing Classes Tuesday
The Red Cross Chapter House at 914 Chase hosts seven weekly sessions on care of the sick and injured led by Mrs. Kenneth Willis and instructor Mrs. William Herridge. Classes run 7 to 9 p.m. each Tuesday to better prepare homemakers and support civil defense by teaching basic home nursing to protect families during emergencies.
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Red Cross
Kenneth Willis
William Herridge
K.N
Chase
George S. Moore
National
New York
Aleral Reserve
Summitville notes and census data mix in local page
The page records Summitville enrollment by grade totaling around 400, with First through Twelfth Grades listed and several gaps. It also notes registration details for a course, mortgage loan figures, antitrust actions against pulpwood firms in Wisconsin, steel industry employment figures for July, and a church group meeting with members and guests described.
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U.S
WisconsinyJuu Wu Toa Stic
Summitville
King
Cora Howell
American Iron and Steel” Insti
Mes Steelworkers
Edith Gartinger
Marie
Shaffer
Margery Key
Flossie
Hamilton
Grace Shores
Nellie
Beeson
Gertrude DuPony
Ada Dickey
Elva Beeson
Executives Split on 1963 Recession Outlook
General Motors VP K E Staley in New York said recession signs are not yet convincing and GM business should stay strong. Robert Williams of Youngstown Sheet & Tube forecast a moderate downturn in the first quarter of 1963 but a solid finish to the year.
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General Motors
K. E. Staley
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Robert Williams
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Million Auto Sales In 1963 Expected
Arch L. Layton Sr. of Anderson, 76, died at St. John's Hospital. A GM executive predicted seven million car sales next year, noting continued strong industry demand and recession fears not yet convincing. Layton had worked in auto sales in Anderson for years and was a member of First Methodist Church. his wife Anna Marie had died weeks earlier.
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Arch L. Layton Sr
St. John’s Hospital
New York
UPI
General Motors
Seus National Industrial Conference
Somerset
William GM
RE. Staley W
Nancy Smith Layton
Anderson
Dieteen Bakery
Simons and Moneyhun Motor Sales
Holcomb Motor Sales
Hunter Motor Salac
Yullcu
Staley
Layton
First Methodist Church
Travelers Protective Association
Hiss
Anna Marie
Eva
Oylviea
Summitville
Andrew
Lucy Ellsworth Harless
Congo Burial Rites Mention Church Closure and Park Cemetery
Fragmentary notes describe burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery with mention of a church burial and the Cavint Tie. The garbled text references Congo and phrases about restricting entry to a church, but details are obscured and no clear event or outcome emerges.
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U.S
Cuba
Ert
W. Fribley
First Methodist
Congo
Anderson Lnto
Memorial Park Cemetery
Six Month Army Reserve Openings Amid Crisis Turmoil
The 316th Chemical Company of Anderson offers six month Army Reserve slots and veteran openings as calls for standby authority loom. Capt. W. Gene McMahan says unit is under strength and need to maintain Reserve forces to support national defense amid global tensions.
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McMahan
316Th Chemical Company
Anderson
Gene McMahan
McMehan
Severais Wav Nau Agicca
Bernar
Dino Lahayru
Jtary
Jorge O. Cornejo Saravia
Qagania
Lorio
Dintatarchin
Kennedy
Capt. McMahan
John L. Dennis
Greenbriar
Phillip T. Harrison
Hendricks
Ronald D. Woolridge
Chesterfield
Paul E. Beck
Edgood
Jerry M. Bourff
Tipton
Jerry C. Debolt
Lapel
Pfe
Donald B. Chambers
E. Lynn
Larry L. Mills
Edward J. Qyler
N. Arlington
John R. Ratzlaff
E. Ltd
Jon S. Jones
Daleville
Ted G. Rose
Elwood
Mans continued from page one and a wounded body taken
A report describes a continuing incident with a wounded man and the body of Warrant Officer Solvestad. The injured were flown to Leopoldville for questioning. The article notes distances from Kamina to Elisabethville and mentions troops in the area with no recent fighting reports. It also includes an obituary for Lawrence W. Krause of Silver Lake Indiana, a retired Delco Remy employee, with service details and survivors.
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Flcer Solvestad
Lawrence Krause
Lawrence W
Louis
Barbara Baker Krause
India
China
Che-Jao
Coen
Tibet
Peiping
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries list Jennie Woolen of Fairmount aged 82 and Martha Tharp of Pendleton, both with extensive survivor details. William Waltz of North Manchester, Ethel Croy of Lapel, and John Harden Kennard noted with service plans and burial sites. Additional notices include Ida Newman events and a Ball State math teachers conference at Kitselman Center.
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Jennie Woolen
Jennie
John) Woolen
Rt. 2
Fairmount
James
Nancy Deshon Templeton
Woolen
Wesley Woolen
Dyer
Ind
Glen Woolen
Chicago
Charles Woolen
Adeline Shafer
Huntertown
Martha Cruea
Peru
Jean Swindell
Anderson
Ee Dak Dene
Idacnem Evenls
ST Muncie
Kitselman
Ball State College
Anderson Realtors Attend Indiana Convention in French Lick
A large delegation from Anderson Realtors travels to French Lick for the Indiana Real Estate Association annual convention. The event runs through today with officers for the coming year to be elected at the final session.
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Anderson Realtors
French Lick
Indiana Real Estate Association
Anderson
Paul Alatza
George Surbaugh
Clyde Norbury
Robert, Laughlin
Larry Jackson
0. C. Clark
Hospital Dismissals From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissals listed at St. John's Hospital include Mrs. Doris Baker Rt 2 and Mrs. Mildred Shipley 2417. Other names truncated in the record appear incomplete.
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St. John's Hospital
Doris Baker
Mildred Shipley
School Starts Using Mrs Kennedy's Gift Folklore
A Paris Paris- area page features anecdotes about a gift to a school from Mrs. Kennedy during her 1917 Paris visit. The folklore includes epitaphs from stones, humorous lines about memorials, and notes on people connected to the community like Mrs. Phyllis Agnew and others.
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Rear
Hattie White
East Ha
Williams
St Ars
Paris
UPD
James M. Cee
Ionea Bisons Gavin
Phyllis Agnew
Marbassador
France
Dndale Ave
Viola Camplin
Shirley
Jacqueline Kennedy Tottery
Mery Reed
Founder of Hollandia Guinea Capital Dies
THE HAGUE (UPI) The 92 year old founder of Hollandia the West New Guinea capital died there Friday Maj Gen F J P Sachse with in small detachment of Dutch sheaps March 7 1910 established a lcamp on Humbold Bay and f called his camp Hollandia TO MAKE OFFER CHICAGO UPI The Orchestra Association has agreed to make a new offer to the Chicago Federation of Musicians in an effort to revive the cancelled 72nd annual season of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Mayor Richard Daley announced Friday night
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the Hague
UPI
Hollandia
West New Guinea
F. J. P. Sachse
Humbold Bay
Chicago
Orchestral Association
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Richard Daley
City Court fines for multiple traffic offenses
City Court records show several drivers fined for speeding and traffic violations. Joan William Gretsinger 23 of Marion cited for speeding with $1 and costs. Elien J Phillips and Lee Fisher 20 of Harwood disobeying a traffic signal with $1 and costs. Brenda Schild 368 W 22nd fined $1 and costs. Phillip Date Haynes 18 of 308 W 22nd St reckless driving with $5 and penalties. Martha Myers 616 E sth St Susie Hague 20 of 36 W 42nd St cited for speeding with $1 and costs.
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Joan William “Gretsinger
Marion
Elien J. Phillips
King Edward Lee Fisher
Harwood Wayne Dr
Brenda Schild
Phillip Date Haynes
Helen J. Barker and Son
Peneletan
Church Classes I Enjoy Picnics
Summitville Builders Class of the Methodist Church held a wiener roast and picnic supper in the church parking lot with a social time afterward. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. John Pattison and family, plus many others. A Beulah Park gathering hosted by Lloyd Brane and James Kirkwood followed with an outdoor picnic and social hour. A community choir project was announced inviting church members to join and help sing.
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Sted
Berlin
John “R.* Pillion
R-N.y
Michael A. Feightan
Ohio
William M. Collimer
D-Miss
Pillion
Cuba
Morgan
Summitville
Methodist Church
John Pattison
Raymond Keefer
Tru‘man Hurt
Don Vetor
Robert Jones
Howard McKay
Jon ‘Marley
Clace
Lloyd
Brane
James
Kirkwood
Cressei Bruning
Ann Cullop
Margo
Ron Slain
Tex Marshall
Jeff Cox
Oss
James Kirkwood
Susie Brane
John Charles Cain
Timeaggiin
Heath
Bogut
Main
Ios
Richard Earl Bondurant
rock-Church
Edward J. Hostetler
Morton
Jimmie Joe Robinette
Charles Faddy
Open House Contin Freag and Futile Mississippi Crisis
A fragmented report describes open house events and mixed campus activities amid the Meredith case. It mentions federal court orders on admission, Governor Barnett’s resistance, and King’s reaction. The piece ties in border tensions with India and China and notes federal funding debates tied to Ole Miss.
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Rene
Plant Federal
New Orleans
Meredith
Del
Remy
College
Tojuch Engineering, Research
de- Barnett
Bar
Pattis Antimne Win Taeenlab
Fred Whetsel Turns 76 Amid Birthday Tributes
Fred Whetsel celebrated his 76th birthday on September 14 with numerous callers including Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Red of Anderson and Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Davis. Messages also arrived from Mrs. Ada Scott and Mrs. Mary Rich. Nearby travels included Dougla Reich Ted Montgomery and Wilbur Moore returning from a New England and Canada trip featuring Niagara Falls. Weekend visits included Mr. and Mrs. Junior Edler’s host near New Albany and funeral attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Willis in Logansport.
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Fishersburg
Fred Whetsel
Raymond Red
Anderson
Oscar Davis
Ada Scott
Mary Rich
Dougla Reich
Ted Montgomery
Wilbur Moore
New England
Canada
Niagara Falls
Goldie Renner
Frank Elkins
River‘wood
Junior Edler
New Albany
Ind
Everett Willis
John Willis
Logansport
Lula Bodenhorn
Nancy Hurlock
Eugene West
Crawfordsville
Bill Noblitt
Art Bridgeman
Perkinsville
Jane Webb
Denaris
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights and Activities
The notice lists Today at YMCA events including dinners at 5:00, First Nazarene Char, physical schedule at 8:00, Swim Team and Junior Gym sessions from 9:00 to 10:30, Cadet Swim blocks through 11:43, Cadet A and B activities, BSA Troop 205 open swim at 12:30, and a final 6:00 slot. It outlines multiple youth and community programs with times and locations.
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Nazarene Char
BSA
Rebel Leader Warns as Central Police Station Gate Opens
Lorio warns rebels while guiding orders for the siege around the central police station. Only the main entrance remained open, and it was under heavy guard, signaling tight security and potential clashes during the confrontation.
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Page One
Lorio
Smorgasbord at Linders Sunday Evening Sale
Readable fragment notes a smorgasbord at Linders on Sunday with shopping or dining through the evening hours. Details are limited but indicate a local event open until 7 PM.
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Local Red Cross
Savings and Loans
U.S. Savings and Loan League
Mesdames
Edith Johnson
Vera Hurst
Margaret Wilson
Nellie Fox
Thelma Smith
Geraldine Johnson
Martha Gross
Nila Myers
Christian Congregational Church
Alexandrin
Nation
Chevrolet
Hunter Chevrolet
Meridian St
Arch Layton
U. S
Russia -Armied
Prom
Son Hae
Lasck
Cape
Troika
Soviet Union
Loria
Maggie Farmer Harjongania
U.N. Congolless
Sucyivore
Florence Beaver
Buenos Aires
Vada Stubbs
Alexandria
Iva Chambers
Nellie Ey
de|Sherman
Middletown
Lay
Bon Ge Ips
Fae
Ventisons
Jess W. and
George
Evenderson
Mamie Musick
Mel
Lennie Musick
Clovis
Markleville
Harold E. Rezelle
Posuiane
Arnthelme
United States
Sylvia Harless
Uneline
A Toic
Sue Yee Yul UL
Guido
Avellaneda
Riachuelo
Ongania
Wobin Tine Nen
Ba Akan
West Berlin
NATO
East Germany
Aqu Anc Uu
Leopoldville
Kamina
Elisabethville
Wafansoro Dondarmoc
Dy Wreregese
Arch
Indianapolis
Ann
Robert) Coats
FeeeSeeee
Madison
Hunt Funeral Home
L. R. Buckman
Rairmont
Martha Tharp Pendleton
Martha Jane Tharp
S. Pendleton Ave
Pendleton
Charles Tharp
Butler County
John Homan
Tharp
Neva Fraze
Brighton
Mich
Richmond
Etta Humbles
Kasie Fuqua
Bessie East
Lewellen
Neb
Cornell Bright
Funeral
James Horner
Shelbyville
Grove Lawn Cemetery
William Waltz
North Manchester
Gilbert Waltz
Hillsdale
Hagerstown
Frank
Flora Lumpkin
Waltz
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Scottish Rite and Shrine
The
American Legion
Edith Matie
Lee
Gilbert
Surmmitville
Miss Esther Waltz
Santa Monica
Calif
Ralph
Alma Sherry
Hacerdimen
Bender Funeral Home
North
Manchester
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
L Foreign Affairs Committee
House
White House
West Lawn Cemetery
Hagers
Ethel Croy
Ethel IL
Herschell) Croy
la Pel
Fisher Brothers
Moscow
Fie Bee
Red Star
Lane Ines
Ohn Harden
Kennard
John Jarden
Kennard Grorer
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Wade Bunting
Kennard Christian Church
Glen Cove Cemetery
Knightstown
Mann
Folklore
By William Wade
Maria Brown
Timothy Brown
Better Iife
Nea
Wuuueleu
Ruth
Ter
Cuba Wagner
Daugh
Epi Ter
Arrow Ave
Zoah Moore
James Dismuke
Oak Park
Paul Shannon
Walton
Ethel Dinlinger
Washington Blvd
Diane Montgomery
W. Sh
Esker Robimette
Lincoln St
Sallie van Buskirk
Miler Ave
Josephine Carmichael
Erich
Holden
Herman Lightfoot
Thie
Atan Nn
Didi Laguaisy
Kenneth Clark
Phyllis Whitworth
Middle Own
Allen Jarrett
Community Hospital
Mildred L. Sneeden
Sum
Aaron
Abie Jemet
Ralph N. Binkley
Lindberg Himason
Eileen P. Burkert
Brilia J. Miller
Daugher
Dewey St. J
Roberta Jean Dunn
Madison Ave
Mary L. Chandler
John Jones
Linda L. Hatton and Son
Lonly
Calvin E. Folsom
Walter E. Sheets
Nichol New
Ave
Dorothy Byre
E. H
Guinea
Cour
Jo Vee
Martha Myers
E. Sth
Susie
Dackie D. Hague
42Nd St
4 Methodist Church
Beulah Park
Thomas Edward
Gary
W. Sth St
Gary Charles Ellsworth
Brown
Contin
Freag
Nella Aumund Hare
Imyal
Fed
Justice Department
Spuncausen
Wash
Ington
Maycaten
Barnett
Ole Miss
Jany
Nlatine
Darnett
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
Fort Wayne
Carole Davis
Frankton High School
Professional Accounting School of International College
William Fitts Ryan
D-N.y
University of Mississippi
Supreme Court
Jimmie
Johnson
Anderson High School
Aghori Lay Park
YMCA
Linder’s
Clarance Farmer
Jimmie Johnson County Crusade
Alexandria Friends Church
Tyler and
Canal St
Ralph Hamilton
Indiana
Lieffler
Craig
Gas City
Ollie McCune
Scattergood
E.U.B. Church
9Th
Philip Hillsamer