Army Vendetta Between OAS Escalates in Algeria
In Algiers six mortars exploded in the Casbah and two French officers plus a soldier were killed in Oran amid a rising OAS vendetta. Witnesses said mortars likely came from the Bab el Oued stronghold, though targets were in sparse streets with seven injured. The attack aimed to provoke Moslems and derail the March 19 cease fire, widening the conflict with the French army.
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Algiers
UPI
Algiers Casbah
Oran
OAS
Bab-el-Oued
East Germans Tighten Border Rules Slashing Crossings
East German authorities imposed new border rules at Berlin reducing West Berliners entering East Berlin. Long term passes for truckers were canceled and about 2,000 specialists must now obtain daily passes. Roughly 1,000 border crossers were turned back as officials offered no reasons for the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Heinz Jercha
Halleck Backs Dunes Dredging Plan in Indiana
Rep. Charles Halleck said the Indiana Port Commission favors dredging dunes to create a harbor and extend Northwestern University’s campus into Lake Michigan. He claims it could save Indiana 1.4 million and would not affect existing dunes while avoiding discussion of alleged links to Bethlehem Steel. He criticized Sen. Douglas’s national seashore idea for Porter County and noted support from Indiana officials for Burns Ditch harbor plans.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Indiana Port Commission
Indiana
Northwestern University
Lake Michigan
State of
Halleck
Paul H. Douglas
D-H
Douglas
Northwestern
Bethlehem Steel Corp
House
Porter County
Congress
Burns Ditch
Dunes
Bethlehem
Weather snapshot for fair day with mild temps
A fair day with highs in the upper forties and a low tonight in the low thirties. Tomorrow's high again in the forties with yesterday's high around forty and a single digit low. Sunrise is 6 30 a.m. and sunset 7 09 p.m. Moonrise occurs at 4 55 a.m.
Employee Cannot Claim Workmen’s Compensation
In Providence a toy salesman for the Woon socket News Co. cannot collect workmen’s compensation after breaking a tooth while chewing pista chio nuts at work. Commissioner Ferrara ruled the nuts were not provided by the employer and found no casual link between the accident and the job duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Myron Silverstein
Woonsocket News Co
Herman D. Ferrara
Katzenbach Named Deputy Attorney General Under Kennedy
President Kennedy promoted Assistant Attorney General Nicholas de B. Katzenbach to deputy attorney general, to replace Byron White who became Supreme Court justice. Katzenbach, 40, a Rhodes scholar, has led the Justice Department's office of legal counsel since 1961 and studied at Princeton Yale and Oxford.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy Monday
Atty
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
White
Charles Evans Whittaker
Katzenbach
Office of Legal Counsel
Princeton
N.J
Yale University
Oxford University
England
Katzen
Katzenbach cited as war veteran and legal architect
Post bach served as an Air Corps captain and prisoner of war in Germany after his plane was shot down. As assistant attorney general Katzenbach shaped a government sponsored satellite communications corporation and helped draft foreign trade program and new wiretapping and conflict of interest laws. His father, Edward L. Katzenbach, was New Jersey attorney general.
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Bach
Air Corps
Germany
Katzenbach
Kennedy
Edward L. Katzenbach
State of
New Jersey
Candidates In GOP Race For Madison Henry Hancock Senate
Late mailed filings by two more Republican candidates in the May 8 primary increase the joint state senator field for Madison Henry and Hancock counties to five and add a representative seat. Mrs Jane Wray Plummer files for state representative in Indianapolis joining three candidates for the two offices. G Robert Kirby of New Castle also runs for county state senate after service as joint representative for Henry and Rush counties in 1959 60. Existing GOP nominees include Paul Hamilton Anderson Charles Rutledge Elwood Berryman Hurley Greenfield and Kenneth Bowman Anderson.
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Madison, Henry
Hancock County
Indianapolis
Mil
G. Robert Kirby
New Castle
Kirby
Henry
Rush
GOP
Jet
Paul Hamilton
Anderson
Charles Rutledge
Elwood
Berryman Hurley
Greenfield
Kenneth Bowman
Five San Quentin inmates escape over outer wall
Five convicts escaped San Quentin prison using a stolen ladder and rope, scaling a 40 foot wall in early morning darkness. It is the first wall escape in 19 years. The escapees, all on the midnight to 8 am shift at the textile mill, reportedly dispersed into the wooded hillside around the bay area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Fred Dickson
San Francisco Bay
Sampson Wins Local JA President Award
Robert Sampson 17 son of Fred H. Sampson was named Anderson’s Junior Achievement President of the year. He was chosen from nine teen JA company presidents at a YMCA dinner. State title competition is set for Indianapolis April 21.
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Sampson
Robert
Fred H. Sampson
W. 3Rd St
Anderson
Tion
Gath
Ering
E. A. Black
Delco-Remy
Earl Hoover
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
William Hovermale
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
YMCA
Ted McClintick
Container Corporation
William Thompson
Thompson
Dale Shaffer
Georgeanne Surbaugh
Barbara
Phil McCord
Sampcee
William Surbaugh
Richard Alexander
Young Presdents
Jago Co
Syrian Rebels Pledge Nasser Loyalty in Northern UAR Move
Rebels in Syria declare allegiance to President Nasser as northern cities including Aleppo Latakia Homs Hama and Deirezzor rise in support of union with Egypt. Damascus regime calls for unity with Arab powers while promising dignity and status for Syria and avoiding past mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
UPS
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nazem el Kudsi
Nasser
Egypt
Aleppo
Lattakia
Homs
Hama
Deirezzor
U.ar
U.A.R
U A.R
Cairo Radio
Damascus Radio
Army Command
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher End Their Marriage
New York reports Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher officially announced their parting after a stormy three year marriage. A terse 18 word statement said divorce proceedings would be instituted soon with no details who would file or where. The couple had faced months of gossip over Taylor's romance with Richard Burton while Fisher denied rumors after she was hospitalized in Rome for food poisoning.
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New York
Apt
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth
Nizer
Miss Taylor
Fisher
Richard Burton
Cleopatra
Rome
Voters Registering at Sub Stations for May 8 Primary
Voters may qualify to cast ballots in the May 8 primary by registering at six Anderson sub stations opened Monday afternoon and at Elwood and Alexandria. Registration teams, with two women per team, will visit smaller communities this week. Central office in the courthouse will operate 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Madge Mitchell
Rex Byrum
Fall Creek
Easter Egg Roll Held By Mrs Kennedy for Washington Kids
Mrs Kennedy and her husband will hold the annual Easter egg roll for Washington area children on Monday April 23. Children age 12 and under may attend if accompanied by an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Washington Area
Eviction Tactics Cited in Indiana Civil Suit
A civil suit filed in Superior Court accuses Calvin L. Cannon a vending machine operator at 126 W 6th St and Murray J. Templeton owner of Murray’s Grill at 1324 Meridian with strong arm tactics in the eviction of Earl Thompson operator of a drive-in on Indiana 67 near Chesterfield. Thompson says Cannon and Templeton arrived with a truck and four large men and began removing inventory and equipment while threatening bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin L. Cannon
6Th St
Murray J. Templeton
Murray'’s Grill
Meridian
Earl Thompson
Ind
Chesterfield
Thompson
Cannon
Templeton
Indiana Supreme Court denies rehearing in Dull murder case
The Indiana Supreme Court refused to reconsider its March 1 ruling upholding the first degree murder conviction of Jay L. Dull of Muncie. Dull faces the death penalty by electric chair for the slaying of Muncie taxi driver James J. Tricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Jay L. Dull
Muncie
James J. Tricker
Indonesian Guerrillas Land in West New Guinea Amid Talks Pressure
Indonesian defense reports guerrillas landed at Sorong Fakfak and Kaimana on New Guinea's coast. The Dutch acknowledge some landings while promising to wipe out infiltrators. Nasution accuses Dutch talks of bad faith as U.N. observers arrive in Hollandia to assess Papuan wishes.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West New Guinea
U.S
Netherlands
Defense
Abdul Haris Nasution
Sorong
New Guinea
Fakfak
Kaimana
Dampier Strait
Waigeo
Bandung
Nasution
Washington
Sukarno
Kennedy
Hollandia
U.N
Frank I Remy Dies In Warsaw Indiana Rotary Leader and Auto pioneer
Frank I. Remy 1 born Sept 6 1880 Columbus Indiana died 7 am Sunday at Alfran Nursing Home Warsaw Indiana He and his late brother Perry founded Remy Electric in Anderson later producing the Remy automobile magneto The company later became part of General Motors Delco Remy division He also owned Lake Wawasee Golf Course and lived at Lake Wawasee and Indianapolis Survived by widow Louise Maury Remy cremation in Syracuse Indiana burial at East Maplewood Cemetery Anderson services at 2 30 pm Wednesday at cemetery
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Frank I. Remy
Lake Wawasee
Ind
Perry Remy
Remy Electric Company
Anderson
Alfran
Columbus
Milton
Marian Irvin Remy
Frank
Indianapolis
W. 12Th St
Remy
Methodist Church
Masonic
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Columbia Club
Remy Brassard
Speedway City
Louise Maury Remy
Harrs Mortuary
Syracuse
East East Maplewood
Hoosier Mother of Year Named Mrs Robbins Is Honored
Mrs Lillian Matthews Robbins, 72, of Indianapolis, a tapestry weaver and lecturer, was named Indiana Mother of the Year by the Indiana Mothers Committee. She is married to Harry L. Robbins, a local real estate agent, and retired in 1955 after 17 years with Ayres & Co. Her weaving hobby has become a vocation as she looks toward the national award announced May 8 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lillian Matthews Robbins
Indiana
New York
Robbins
Harry L. Robbins
Indiana 150th birthday spurs museum program rise
Donald Foltz state conservation director urges development of a museum program and increased land acquisition for historical memorials and state parks in connection with Indiana’s 150th birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Donald Foltz
Indiana
Edgewood Water Lines Flushed and Permits Required
Edgewood water department plans to flush all main water lines on Wednesday and Thursday to remove surplus sediment. Residents planning remodeling must obtain a building permit to comply with Ordinance R of 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Water Department
Edigewood
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
At St Johns Hospital in Anderson entries announce newborns to local families. Rodney Huffer and wife at 310 Marine Dr. welcome a boy. James Jones of 154 Miller Ave. greet a girl. Lawrence Dicker of Rt. 2 Anderson has a son. Walden Ake at 423 Fairfax and David Harrison at 1913 Brown add a boy. Richard Ryan of 105 Willow Lane welcomes a boy. A J Webb at 2618 E 7th reports a boy. William Griffith at 29238 Pearl reports a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Rodney Huffer
Marine Dr
James Jones
Miller Ave
Lawrence Dickerson
Anderson
Walden Ake
Fairfax
David Harrison
Brown
Richard Ryan
Willow Lane
A. J. Webb
E. 7Th
Wiliam Griffith
Pearl
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