Four B52G crewmen missing after NC crash
In Lexington North Carolina a B52G bomber crashed during a refueling approach killing one crew member and two parachuted to safety. Four crewmen remained missing as search teams combed mud and rain near the crash site. The $8 million aircraft belonged to the 441st Bombardment Squadron and was on a training mission when it failed.
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Lexington
N.C
Here
North Carolina
Ors
McMullen
G. C. Farnham
Loveland
Colo
Algerian Rebels Cancel Peace Talks With France
Paris reporters say Algerian rebel leaders canceled planned talks with France, ending hopes for a rapid end to the war. The move followed the assassination of the Evian mayor and cited France's readiness to negotiate with multiple rebel groups as the reason.
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Paris
UPI
France
Evian
Louis Blanc
Tunis
Tunisia
Ferhat Abbas
Taieb Boulharouf
National Movement
MNA
Louis Joxe
Oran
Algeria
FLN
Good Friday Rites Presage Easter Joy
The article recalls somber Good Friday observances and the coming Easter joy as churches worldwide mark Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection. Pilgrims in Jerusalem retrace the Way of the Cross, while Rome sees crowds around the Pope amid global attention.
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Christ
Jerusalem
Pilate
Calvary
Pro-Castro Kidnap Plot Probe Threatens Kennedy Daughter
FBI and Secret Service investigate a reported plan by four pro-Castro Cubans to kidnap Caroline Kennedy during her Easter stay in Palm Beach. White House calls the inquiry routine while security around the 3 year old is tightened and no movements are restricted.
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United States
Secret Service
Caroline Kennedy
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach, Fla
Caroline
U.S. Secret Service
Florida Area Police
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Washington
Atlantic Shore
Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
John Jr
Two Lynch Units Move to Anderson Plant Expansion
Bernard H. Lipkin announces transfer of two Lynch Corporation sections to Anderson. Robbins Plastic Machinery Corp Elkhart and Stretch Pak Wallington New Jersey will become part of the local plant. The move boosts Anderson employment from 545 and brings additional capital, signaling confidence in the city. The Robbins unit was acquired as a subsidiary in 1957 merged in 1959 and recently moved here.
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Robbins Plastic Machiner Corp
Elkhart
Wallington
N. J
Anderson
Lippen
Petersen
Robbins Plastic Machine Corp
Titan 10 000 Mile Firing Attempt Fails
A U S Titan missile attempt failed when booster engines cut off too soon, sending the rocket into the Atlantic about 12 miles off Cape Canaveral. The Air Force called the launch successful but said data must be analyzed to find why the engines quit. no recovery plan announced.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
Here
Air Force
Anderson College Breaks Ground for School of Theology
Anderson College held ground breaking for its new School of Theology on E 3rd Street site with Church of God leaders and Associated Builders Inc. starting excavation after a $197,450 general contract. Project features 18 250 square feet of classrooms offices library and more with a 71 by 120 foot building.
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Anderson College
First Earth
Graduate School of Theology
E. 3Rd St
Associated Builders, Inc
Robert H. Reardon
A. T. Rowe
Church of God
John A. Morrison
Adam W. Miller
School of Theology
Herald
John A .Morrison
W. Dale Oldham
Park Place
Reardon
Morrison
Dean Miller
International Headquarters
Associated Builders
Charles E. Wilson
Return Of Delinquent Library Books On Good Friday
Elizabeth Case, librarian at Dennis Memorial Library in East Orange New Jersey, declares Good Friday a day of forgiveness for overdue books. About $1000 in fines and roughly $900 in missing volumes overdue up to four years are part of the plan. Anonymous borrowers may use a mail box drop with no questions or recriminations.
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Newton
J.N .Upit
Elizabeth Case
Miss Case
Dennis Memorial Library
East Orange
N. J
Gunfire disrupts Passion Play in Gaines Cuba crowd over 5000
Mystery attackers fired sub machineguns toward a Good Friday passion play in Gaines Havana Province. At least two wounded, spectators dived for cover as armed militiamen and police swarmed the scene. No culprits identified and play halted after on the spot investigation.
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Havana
UPI
Gaines
Fort Lauderdale burglary blamed on inside job
Police said the Fort Lauderdale burglary of 105000 dollars, mostly gems, appears to be an inside job. The heist occurred Thursday between 3 and 6 pm in the suite of Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Fealand of Short Hills New Jersey and their 12 year old daughter, who were home at the time.
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla
UPI
Fort Lauderdale
Quentin Fealand
Short Hills
N.J
Anderson Refuse Seeks Dumping Area In County
The Madison County Planning Commission will hear April 11 on industrial zoning for 35 acres along a railroad track west of the Brown Street tunnel for use as a landfill. Elen C. Walbridge, owner of Anderson Refuse Co., seeks the zoning. landowners are Charles B. and Bulsa Morgan. Four petitions also request rezoning for a recreation park and other changes.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Brown Street
Elen C. Walbridge
Anderson Refuse Company
Charles B
Bulsa Morgan
Chesterfield
Roy H
Holy Week Letters Turn Beam Into Blessing Tale
Last of five imagined Holy Week letters from Mary to Martha adapts Munition Maker of Galilee. John Woolman Press issue details a beam blessed by Yesua to aid burdened oxen, linking to his crucifixion’s redemptive symbolism. The scene recalls Nahor and Barak’s yoke made from a beam and past lives driftwood may carry.
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Mother of Jesus
Martha
Nahor
Yesua
Cocab
Barak
Notable Poem Snippet About Laos Pronunciation
A playful verse describes a young man from Laos living in a bamboo hut with snakes in the walls and cats in the halls. The piece ends by noting a method to pronounce Laos.
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New York
UPI
Laos
GOP Attacks Kennedy Defense Budget In Mock Oscar Nods
The Republican National Committee criticized President Kennedy on defense policy, noting a small budget increase and the vanishing missile gap in a satirical issue of Battle Line. They cast Democratic figures in mock Oscar nominations, highlighting Adlai Stevenson Caroline Kennedy Hubert Humphrey and Howard Smith in playful categories.
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UPI
Republican National Committee
Battle Line
Kenedy
GOP
Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Caroline Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Rep
Howard Smith
D-Va
Four Delco Remy officials receive new assignments
Four veteran Delco Remy Division officials begin new roles today as the company expands its product line. Richard K. Williams moves to a special manufacturing assignment on alternators, D. I. Weatherford becomes Plant 3 superintendent, Jack K. Brown advances to Plant 3 superintendent, and Ed E. Ward Jr moves to assist Brown in Plant 4.
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Delco- Remy Division
D. J. Weatherford
Richard K. Williams
Jack Brown
Edward E. Ward Jr
Delco Remy
Perry W. House
Delco Remy Division
Williams
D. I L. Weatherford
Jack K. Brown
Ed E. Ward, Jr
Brown
Purdue University
Delco-Remy
Mr. Weatherford
IU Professor Pickets Newport Army Chemical Plant
Indiana University associate professor Dr. Howard V. Rickenberg joined pacifist lines at the Newport Army Chemical Corps plant. He called modern war unthinkable and condemned destruction of human lives as unjustified.
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Newport
Ind
UPI
U.S. Army
Indiana University
Corps’ Newport
American Friends Service Committee
Friends
Howard V. Rickenberg
Courthouse Reopens After Good Friday Shutdown
Madison County Courthouse offices reopen today until noon following yesterday's shutdown in observance of Good Friday.
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Madison County
March Storms Slam Cedar Rapids and South U.S.
United Press International reports March ended with severe weather across the Midwest Dixie and southern plains. Cedar Rapids faced a 19.66 foot Cedar River flood crest displacing about 1000 residents as levees held. Eight tornadoes hit Georgia and others touched northeast Florida and Alabama with casualties and injuries.
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United Press International
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar River
Southland
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
New Rain Pattern Emerges in Indiana With Easter Outlook
A new rain pattern began in Indiana Friday and was expected to continue through next Tuesday with a brief Easter Sunday break. The forecast calls for no rain on Sunday, with partly cloudy, cool weather and overnight lows from 30 to 38 degrees rising to around 44 degrees. Light rain started in southern Indiana Friday morning.
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Indiana
Mercury
Jury Finds For Railroad In Damages Suit
A Superior Court jury deliberated seven hours and found the New York Central Railroad not negligent in a $25,000 injury case. Plaintiff Paul Green, 18, alleged permanent injuries from a 1958 crash at Bubbling Springs Crossing due to a missing whistle or bell and obstructed track view. Judge Henry Schrenker gave final instructions. verdict marks NYC Railroads second win in similar cases in two weeks.
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New York Central Railroad
Paul Green
Bubbling Springs Crossing
Henry Schrenker
Schrenker and Anderson Law Firm
Vincent Kelley
Jay Arnold
Green
NYC Railroad
J. K. Fisher Named CBS Vice President and Counsel
Thomas K. Fisher, formerly of Anderson and now residing in Chappaqua New York, was named vice president and general counsel of the Columbia Broadcasting System CBS. The move consolidates divisional and corporate legal staffs into CBSs law department and includes the economic analysis unit.
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Thomas K. Fisher
Anderson
Chappaqua, N.Y
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Radio
Thomas C. Fisher
8Th St
CBS
Office of Economic Analysis
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