Vermillion Addresses GOP Organizing Meeting in Madison County
Madison County Women's Republican Club hosted guest speaker Vermillion, editor of the Anderson Herald, who argued two major forms of government and linked current trends to socialism and communism. He urged voter registration as the GOP planned a county caravan and dinner-dance fundraiser at Linders with tickets at 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamas Vermillian
Anderson Herald
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Vermillian
Frank Allis
Vermillion
Lawrence Booram
Herald
Madison County
United States
Publican Club
GOP
Linder’s
Republican
Main St
Goldwater Defends Ticket Amid Peace Criticism
Barry Goldwater campaigned in Texas and the Southwest defending his running mate against conflict of interest charges and accusing the Johnson administration of failing to win peace or address Communism. He denounced tax file secrecy and pressed Vietnam issues while stumping in Odessa and Albuquerque.
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Odessa
Tex
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Tulsa
Oklo
Albuquerque
N.M
Texas Panhandle
Plains
GOP
Johnson
Viet Nam
Internal Revenue Service
Goldwater
William E. Miller
UAW
Walter
P. Reuther
UAW and GM Discuss Thorny Pact Issues Amid Strike Threat
DETROIT UP I reports the United Auto Workers union and General Motors discussed thorny non economic issues on Tuesday to avert a threatened strike by about 350 000 workers scheduled for Friday.
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Louis G. Seaton
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Ford-Chrysler
Reuther
American,Motors Corp
AMC
Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Goldwaters Observe 30th Anniversary
In Tulsa Senator Barry Goldwater kisses his wife Margaret Johnson to mark 30 years of marriage. Married Sept 2 1934 they spent their anniversary campaigning in Tulsa Texas and New Mexico. Conservatives to Meet in Madison County Friday Sept 23 at YWCA features film Operation Abolition.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Margaret Johnson
Muncie
Ind
Goldwaters
Texas
New Mexico
Donald Boyes
Madison County Conservatives
YWCA
Ottawa youth fined for kissing a stranger
Douglas Rowe aged 16 grabbed a 15 year old girl he did not know, kissed her twice, then ran off. He was caught and in court Magistrate Joachim Sauve fined him for each kiss despite his plea that he believed the act was not illegal.
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Ottawa
Douglas Rowe
Joachim Sauve
Rowe
Warren Commission Report Release Planned for Sunday
The Warren Commission findings on John F Kennedy's assassination will be announced to the world at 6 30 p m EDT Sunday with President Johnson to receive a coiv of the report. Copies will go on sale Monday at the Government Printing Office in Washington with hard cover at 3 25 and paperback at 2 50.
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Commission
Johnson
Washington
UPI
Warren
Richard 8. Russell
Theld-Ga
John Sherman Coon
John F. Kenter
Briv
Hale Boggs
Nedy
Tojd-La
Gerald Ford
R- the World
Mich
CIA
al Sunday
White House
Dulles
Earl Warren
Government Printing Office
George E. Reedy
Warren Commission
Eisenhower and Goldwater Talk Foreign Policy on TV
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Senator Barry Goldwater voiced a policy mix of strength and restraint, and equal rights, on a NBC telecast taped at Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm. The program, funded by the Republican National Committee, featured a farm fence conversation between the two leaders.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhowser
United States
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
NBC
Republican National Committac
Goldwater
Harold Foust
Indiana Forest
Everett Stettlemyer
UPI
Dent Johnson
Hoosier National Forest
Harrison County
Indiana
Explosion Levels Office Building Injuring Six in Indianapolis
A gas explosion Tuesday leveled a near completion office building in northeast Indianapolis injuring six. Witness Francis Greeley 44 said windows flew toward him as flames and debris spread. The structure, for Dr. Robert B. Fisher dentist, included apartments and two office suites. losses estimated at about 49 000 to 50 000.
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Indianapolis
Francis Greeley
Robert B. Fisher
Weather summary with clouds and showers term
Cloudy with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Tomorrow partly cloudy and cooler. High today and low tonight in the 60s. Yesterday's high near 68 with sunset at 6:42 and sunrise at 6:33.
Junior Achievement Talks At Madison Heights And St Marys
Madison Heights and St Marys pupils will hear JA program leaders outline the Junior Achievement initiative. William Thompson and Frank Woschitz will describe the JA structure at Madison Heights at 10 20 am and St Marys at 12 20 pm with final assembly at Highland High School the following day.
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Madison Heights
St. Mary’s
William Thompson
Mary’s
Anderson
Juni Company
Ier
Charles Jones
J. A. Business
Gedge Brothers Steel
Frank Woschitz
J. A
Madison
Stu Highland High School
Thurs
Ermil Stobler
Social Studies
Mary Shierling
Business Educaton
Highland
Eight youths questioned in bicycle thefts report
Capt. Robert Scharnowske of the Anderson Juvenile Division said eight youths were questioned in connection with recent bicycle thefts. Kent Nash, 20, Anderson, is involved, action taken. another woman in Indianapolis allegedly bought a bicycle from a youth and offered more. Fourteen bikes recovered, with 14 to 15 more expected next week. She may be charged with buying stolen goods if thefts continue. Parents urged to require bills of sale when buying used bikes.
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Robert Scharnowske
Anderson
Scharnowske
Kent Nash
Indianapolis
Scarnowske
Sharnowske
Newborns at St Johns and Community Hospitals
At St Johns Hospital a girl born to Thurman and Carr of 2903 Central Ave. A girl born to William Griffith of 402 W. T. St. At Community Hospital a boy born to Philip Oswalt of 2428 Wildwood Dr. A boy born to Francis Staton of 4118 Delaware St. A girl born to Jerry Hines of 2629 Crystal St. A boy born to Vic De Weese, formerly of Anderson. Paternal grandparents are Edgar De Weese and Mrs. Sally Ross, with the maternal grandmother in Fortville.
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St. John's Hospital
Thurman Carr
Central Ave
William Griffith
W. T. St
Community Hospital
Philip Oswalt
Wildwood Dr
Francis Staton
Delaware St
Jerry Hines
Crystal St
Vic de- Weese
Anderson
Edgar de- Weese
Sally Ross
Fortville
Firefighters Halt California Blazes Near Sonoma
In Santa Rosa and surrounding towns firefighters battled wind-driven fires that scorched more than 54 000 acres and destroyed over 100 buildings. Evacuations affected Agua Caliente and Boyes Hot Springs while Napa Valley was declared a disaster area. Governor Brown toured burn areas as crews worked to prevent expansion north and south.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
San Francisco
Sonoma
Agua Caliente
California
Mission Highlands
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
Napa
Toga
Napa Valley
Storm Cut Off 3 000 on North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Gladys battered Cape Hatteras area with 75 mph winds and high tides. Sand dunes breached, roads washed out, and ferries canceled isolating Buxton Hatteras Village and Ocracoke with 3 000 residents stranded and no mainland escape path. Weather forecasts warned of potential northwest turn toward New Jersey and Long Island while remaining a slow moving tropical cyclone.
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Gladys
Cape Hatteras
Instevaning
Mofen WaPo
Wulgp Dellins
Buston
Hatteras Island
Pamlico Sound
Ownnland
Ene
Buxton
Hatteras Village
Qeracoke
Ias
New Jersey
Long Island
Ape
Four Churches Plan Census Survey Sunday Afternoon
Four local churches Church of the Brethren Colonial Evangelical United Brethren East Lynn Christian Noble Street Methodist will conduct a house-to-house census in southeast Anderson next Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The canvassed area spans from Ohio Avenue north to First Street and from Central Avenue eastward.
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Anderson
Indianapol is Suspect Admits 57 Burglaries
Darrell Thomas Appleget, 23, of Indianapolis, confessed to 57 burglaries with loot about 35000 including a 2000 bank break in on New Year s Eve. He was arrested after a robbery attempt he called his first. He described a burglary spree starting in 1962.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Darrell Thomas Appleget
Appleget
Whetsell Dies Tuesday in Indianapolis
Charles H. Whetsell 51 of 2416 East 10th Street died Tuesday after surgery at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. He had been a patient ten days. Survivors include his widow Pauline, a son Robert C Whetsell a daughter Char lene Unclebach three sisters and three grandchildren. He moved to Anderson in 1928 and worked 36 years as general foreman at Delta-Remy Corp. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Charles H. Whetsell
E. 10Th St
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Baker Brothers Funeral Home Mortu
Pauline Whetsell
Robert C. Whetsell
Charlene Unclebach
This City
Louise Cormier
Panama City
Fla
John Brown
James Cutrell
Michael
Jeffrey
Scott Unclebach
Anderson
Mr. Whetsell
William
Nellie Ulrich Whetsell
Delta- Remy Corporation
Fire Art Contest Plans for Anderson Schools
Miss Doris Noel leads a Fire Prevention Week art effort with Garland Hines and Al Tibbetts guiding contests for grades 1–3 and 5–6. Posters will be displayed in downtown business buildings while eleven firemen visit St Marys St Ambrose and El Dorado schools to promote fire safety ahead of Fire Prevention Week.
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Doris Noel
Anderson City
Garland Hines
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
al Tibbetts
Anderson Fire Department
Miss Noel
St. Mary's
St. Ambrose
el Dorado
Tibbetts
Roy Stewart
Virginia Coal and Oil Company
Anderson Public Schools
Mr. Stewart
Maurice Clem
Wayne Shadie
Cosmer Bell
Herald Phata
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Tong Island
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Bey
Capa Mey
Caleware Bey
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Ataane
Boyes Hot Springs
George Elliott
Luther Burbank
Isaster
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North Carolina
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Anda
Assable
Weather Bureau
CH. Whetsell
Charles Whetsell
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