Toastmasters Elect Officers For Coming Year
Toastmasters Anderson YMCA club No 715 named officers for the coming year and outlined a Ladies Night dinner and party at the YMCA on Tuesday Oct 13. New officers include Dick Stone president Orval Eubank administrative VP O W Haven educational VP Wesley Welsh secretary Kenneth McClure treasurer and Robert Herv ey sergeant at arms.
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Anderson Ymca Toastmasters Club No. 715
YMCA
Dick Stone
Orval Eubank
O. W. Haven
Wesley Welsh
Kenneth McClure
Robert
Bob) Hervey
John Lamparter
Indianapolis
Toastmasters International
Harold Corbin
Dick Worth
Ray Hopfner
R. Hopfner
Ray Earlywine
Harry Cox
Bill Kelsey
Noblesville
Kelsey
Anderson
Gil Smith
Robert W. Leiman
Fort Wayne
Tonkin Gulf incidents test 7th Fleet readiness
UPI reports Vice Admiral Roy L. Johnson, commander of the U. S. 7th Fleet, said on Monday that recent Tonkin Gulf incidents show the fleet can respond effectively to any challenge.
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Manila
UPI
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Adm
Roy L. Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Several Persons Receive Injuries In Auto Wreck
A weekend traffic tally reports multiple injuries from auto crashes. Names and ages include Moses Hendricks 36, Larry Sharp 33, Julia Spratt 30, Mary Eckhardt 31, and others treated at St Johns Hospital or local facilities after collisions at intersections and on city streets.
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Moses Hendricks
W. 14Th St
St. Johns Hospital
Larry Sharp
Marine Dr
Raible Ave
29Th St
Julia Spratt
E. 54Th St
Mary Eckhardt
Scatterfield Rd
Ind
Charles Smitherman
Mohawk Dr
Mohawk
Glays Epply
9Th St
St. John's Hospital
Helen McGuide
Charles Milton
Tory letter asks aid to defeat evils of socialism in Tornbridge
Donald Savage the Labor candidate and mayor of Bridge Wells said he received a letter from the Conservative party requesting a contribution to defeat the evils of socialism in Tornbridge England.
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Tornbridge
England
Malawi to Pilot $280000 Leprosy Care Project
AP reports plan for a $280 000 pilot project to care for and treat leprosy sufferers in Malawi the African state formerly Nyasaland. The initiative aims to establish care facilities and treatment programs for affected populations.
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PLAN
London
Malawi
Nyasaland
Indiana Chief Justice names Raymond Klagiss as clerk
UPI reports Chief Justice Harold Achor of the Indiana Supreme Court named Raymond Klagiss of Indianapolis as a new research assistant for the court on Thursday.
Evangelist B. Ivan Williams to Lead 12 Day Revival
Evangelist B. Ivan Williams of Owosso Michigan will start a 12 day revival at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 24th and Delaware Street Williams a musician has pastored in Long Beach California Phoenix Arizona and Dayton Ohio Services run 7 30 each evening and 10 30 Sunday mornings Rev G R Bateman is host pastor
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B. Ivan Williams
Owosso
Mich
First Pilgrim Holiness Church
24Th
Delaware
Evangelist Williams
Long Beach
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Dayton
G. R. Bateman
Indiana Spends $30 Million on Waterworks Projects
Public Health Service data show Indiana allocated more than $30 million last year to sewer treatment and waterworks. National totals reached $1.67 billion across all states with Indiana ranking 11th in projects at 293 and varied in other categories.
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Health Service
Indiana
Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Traffic Toll in Indiana Rises After 17-Death Weekend
Indiana 1964 traffic fatalities reach at least 987, up from 941 a year earlier, after a deadly weekend. Sylvia Shaffer, 47, of New Albany, died on U S 460 near Clark County when her car crossed a divider and head on into Glen Cornett's vehicle. Cornett and three others were injured and hospitalized. Weekend victims include nine teenagers and two young children.
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United Press International
Indiana
Sylvia Shaffer
New Albany
Clark County
Glen Cornett
Kings Mountain
Cornett
Clark County Memorial Hospital
Parish supper allows beer after harvest no orgy implied
In Chicestershire England the Rev Leslie Foot announced that beer will be served at the upcoming parish supper. He downplayed concerns by saying there will be no orgy at the harvest supper next month.
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Chicester
England
UPI
Leslie Foot
Fresh Beanie Week Kickoff At Anderson College Campus
Freshmen begin Fresh Beanie Week with three river tug of war challenges on White River near Broadway Bridge. About 350 newcomers participate under the sophomore class sponsorship led by Beanie Leader Tom Brown. Activities continue through Friday’s pep rally and a greased pig capture ahead of Saturday’s Anderson Taylor game.
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Anderson College
White River
Broadway Bridge
Norman Beard
Anderson-Taylor
Rita Pylate
Meridian
Miss
Dave Montague
Fresno
Calif
Sandie Adams
Lebanon
Ohio
Larry Minnick
Ind
Old Main
Te River
Gary Whitehurst
Rockville
Tom Brown
Lima
Brown
River
East 5Th St
Yugoslavia Urges Power Conservation After Drought
Belgrade reports a long drought has cut hydroelectric output. The state electric power organization says factories and other large consumers must conserve electricity until hydro output improves.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
State Electric Power Organization
Metropolitan School Districts Form and Practical Impacts Discussed
The article outlines the reorganization into a Metropolitan School District, noting Unit II III and V details and which townships are merged or omitted. It explains how Central Metro District encompasses Lafayette Richland Union and Pipe Creek townships except Elwood, with November voting effects in view.
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Ili
Monroe Rr
Duck Creek
Boone
van Buren
Grant County
Central
Lafayette
Richland
Union
Pipe Creek
Elwood
West Central Community School Corporation outlined for district split
Minutes from the 1964 county committee show Frankton residents objecting to Elwood school inclusion. The final plan creates Unit II as West Central Community School Corporation with a valuation of 7 102 per pair, aiming to split the Central Metro District into two parts pending voter approval.
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Jackson
Stony Creek
Lafayette
Pipe Creek Township
Frankton
Elwood
Lafayette Township
West Central Community School Corporation
West Central
Central Metro District
City of
Richland and
Union Townships
Anderson
Goldwater Targets Key States in 1964 Run
Republican leader focuses on crime, corruption, foreign policy, and states rights. He urges party unity during travel and eyes Ohio Illinois Texas and California as pivotal. Ohio and Illinois are tossups against President Johnson with 26 electoral votes each.
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Goldwater
Ohio
Illinois
Texas
California
Johnson
Implied Fraud on Local Election Ballots Faces Trial
Dale Pressner testified signatures on six applications were not his and attorney Al Woolbert suggested votes may have been cast by nonexistents. The case centers on notarization of ballots though voters were registered. Judge Lester Winslow presides as special judge and is away from the court. Four voting machines were impounded as hearings continued.
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Dale Pressner
al Woolbert
Woolbert
Stottlemyer
Howard
Lester Winslow
Area Woman Remembered At Elwood Services
A longtime area resident and church member associated with New Lancaster Christian Church and Elwood Eastern Star was buried in Elwood City Cemetery after funeral services held yesterday.
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New
White House V P Nominees Split on Warren Recommendations
Mansfield urged Congress to stay in Washington to act on Warren's recommendations. he conceded it's probably too late in the session for much work. Senate leaders signaled support for funding and personnel to tighten presidential security as Dirksen and others weighed the report's credibility.
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Mansfield
Congress
Washington
Warren
Secret Service
FBI
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dirksen
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Kuchel
Warren Commission Ends Its Formal Work at White House
The seven member Warren Commission ended its formal existence Thursday when it presented its report to Johnson at the White House. Its staff will continue work Monday and some members may serve as a liquidation staff for weeks to come.
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Warren Commission
Johnson
White House
Philberts Adopt Korean Orphan Julie Ann Through Holt Agency
The Philberts adopted Julie Ann through the Holt Adoption Agency after years of interest sparked by a friend’s experience. Holt, who died last April, placed over 3,000 war orphans in American homes and built a large Seoul orphanage caring for 650 children. The family recalls Holt’s belief that every child deserves a loving home despite hardship and notes ongoing needs at the facility for food water power and sewage.
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Philberts
Holt Adoption Agency
Philbert
Henry Holt
Korea
U.S
Pacific
Holt
Holt Farm
Seoul
Cha Yoon Hee
Holt Orphanage
Creswell
Ore
Holt Agency
Gene Eaton
Julie Ann
Goshen
Indiana
4‑H Projects Varied for Urban and Rural Youth
Madison county 4 H lists Foods 907 Clothing 634 Beef 158 Horse and Pony 180 and Conservation 227 as top rural projects. Urban 4 H emphasizes Photography Electric Crafts Woodworking. The 1965 goal is to expand 4 H access to urban youth.
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Madison County
Scranton Campaign Makes Rapid Indiana Visit Schedule
Scranton arrival expected at Evansville airport where Goldwater spoke 10 days earlier. His Tuesday schedule lists six appearances in Evansville and Terre Haute with talks at Evansville College Memorial Coliseum Rose Polytechnic Institute and St Mary of the Woods. The Indiana trip includes a governor and his wife visiting colleges and a key address at Indiana State College campus.
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Curtis Huber
Vanderburgh
Scranton
Evansville
Barry M. Goldwater
Terre Haute
Evansville College
Memorial Coliseum
Pennsylvania
Rose Polytechnic Institute
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
Indiana State College
Anderson youth dies in California auto crash
Fatally injured Charles Howard Stickradt 28, son of Mrs Addie Stickradt of Anderson, died Friday in an Imperial Beach auto accident. A former Anderson resident, he attended local schools and worked at Hoosier Market before service. A Navy yeoman second class, he served four years in the Marines before joining the Navy. Born June 12 1936 in Elyria Ohio, he is survived by his mother widow daughter two sons and siblings. Burial in California.
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Charles Howard Stickradt
Addie Stickradt
Anderson
Imperial Beach
Calif
Hoosier Market
U. S. Navy
Reehm Field
San Diego
Marine Corps
Navy
Mr. Strickradt
Elyria
Johnson - Saum - Knobel
California
Kimeko
Marlene
Charles Jr
Karl Allen
Roy Edwin
Paul Stickradt
Mary Stickradt
Christina Poore
Riley Sutton
Macomb
Ill
Gladys Cade Sutton
Maude Keppner
Indianapolis
Alfred Cade
Pearl St
Cardinal Declaration Reaffirms Spirit of Christ
The U. S. Cardinal calls for a clearer, more positive stance and rejects inquiry, hatred or persecution of Jews, stating there is no logical reason for such actions. He frames his remarks as a Spirit of Christ inspired message.
Anderson OBITUARIES
Carrie Dorris Anderson 73 wife of Jesse Anderson of 2632 Main St died Monday at Rahbek Nursing Home after two weeks illness. Born November 30 1891 in Illinois she lived here 28 years from Clinton Ind She survived by husband a son Joyce Anderson Cleveland Ohio a daughter Ginger Hilligoss Anderson three brothers and three sisters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Carrie Dorris Anderson
Jesse Anderson
Main St
Rahbek
Illinois
Clinton
Ind
Clinton Baptist Church
Anderson
Joyce Anderson
Cleveland
Ginger Hilligoss
al Wheat
Buford Wheat
Blaine Wheat
Rockville
Velma Ackers
Gertie Reed
Fairmount
Ill
Harold EE. Rozelle
Autonomy Demand Sparks Violation and Hostage Flight
In Qui Nhon Vietnam soldiers kill four civilians after militants ignore a state of emergency. The incident followed the slaying of a civilian by an off duty militiaman and a demand for due process as troops opened fire amid a crowd rally. The U.S. arranged the evacuation of sixty Vietnamese hostages by helicopter, while advisers said no negotiations while hostages were held at gunpoint.
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U.S
Qui Nhon
Khanh
Saigon
Tonkin Gulf
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Funeral rites for Mrs. Bessie B. Hayes 76 of Frankton will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at George Harper and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Lyle Rassmusen of the Frankton Methodist Church officiating. Interment in K of P IOOF Cemetery. She died Sunday night at her home where she lived 69 years. Born October 11, 1888, she was a daughter of Erasmus and Mary Richwine Steffy. Survivors include husband Waldo Hayes a daughter Mrs. Lloyd Hires a son Harold Hayes three grandchildren four great grandchildren a niece and two nephews. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Hillard Eck
Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
Rozelle Funeral Home
H. L. Lanahan
Connersville
EUB Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson
Eck
Gentry Cabinet Comany Shop
Mary Lockhart
John Hall
Medora
James Russell Riley
E. 8Th St
Brown and Butz
John Pattison
Bethel Methodist Church
Mechanicsburg
Madison County
Riley
Guide Lamp Division
Henry County
Markleville
James
Cynthia Riley
Masonic Lodge
F & AM
George Hackett American Legion
Martha
David J. Riley
Chesterfield
Richard H. Riley
Indianapolis
Bessie Hayes
Frankton
Bessie B. Hayes
Waldo Hayes
Maple St
George Harper and Son
Lyle Rassmussen
Erasmus
Mary Richwine Steffy
Hussband
Lloyd Hires
Harold Hayes
Weather outlook with frost warnings and warmup ahead
Early Monday temperatures in the upper 30s to 40s were about seven degrees warmer than expected. Frost and freeze warnings were issued. Lows Monday night 40s to 50s, highs Tuesday 65 to 72, Tuesday night 46 to 54, and highs Wednesday in the 60s to 70s.
Weekend bicycle thefts prompt possible charges
Scharnowske reported at least eight bicycles stolen over the weekend and warned that continued thefts could lead to charges against violators. The juvenile division said two men were arrested for contributing to the delinquency of minors. Scharnowski cautioned adults that anyone other than a guardian picked up with a minor after curfew may face charges.
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Scharnowski
Plato on desire and evolving human wants in society
The passage cites Plato noting humans move from want to want and that modern plenty intensifies desires. It argues the saying more is never enough applies across all social strata, regardless of wealth or access to pleasures.
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Plato
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