Nicaragua Seeks Damages From Walker Campaign Past
Nicaragua's congressman reveals a bill to Washington for damages from William Walker's 1850s invasion. Deputy Jose Maria Bergen cites Kennedy's remarks and Granada's 1856 destruction as basis. Walker led a California expedition to conquer Central America and was eventually captured and executed.
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Managua
Nicaragua
UPI
Washington
William Walker
Jose Maria Borgen
Kennedy
Walker
Granada
Bergen
Diario de Granada
University of San Jose
Costa Rica
Central America
California
United States
Panama
Acee
Shrine Exhibit Tour Draws Hundreds Across Anderson Area
The Freedom Shrine exhibit featuring 28 key American documents moves to area sites via a 10 by 50 foot trailer. It visited Highland High School and will appear at Sears Roebuck parking lot and several schools including North Anderson Forest Hills and Central Junior High in late April. The exhibit tours aim to educate visitors about America's founding freedoms.
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America
Anderson
Anderson Township
Highland High School
Sears Roebuck
North Anderson School
Forest Hills School
Central Junior High School
Park Place School
St. Mary's
Longefellow
Citizens Banking Company
Four To Receive Honorary Degrees
Valparaiso University will award honorary degrees at June 9 commencement to four figures. The honorees include Rev. Oliver R. Harms of St. Louis a Lutheran pastor since 1926 Dr. Fredrik A Schiotz of Minneapolis president of the American Lutheran Church Rev Clemence Sabourin president of the Lutheran Human Relations Association of America and Dr Hans Rosenhaupt of Princeton national director of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation.
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Valparaiso
Ind
UPI
Valparaiso University
Oliver R. Harms
St. Louis
Fredrik A. Schiotz
Minneapolis
Princeton, N.Y
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Inmate case continuances and trials set in county court
A formatory inmate who struck a guard with a pipe last month received a continuance to May 10 on assault and battery with intent to kill charges. Leland English faces a jury on October 7 for assault and battery with intent to commit murder. James House’s murder case is postponed to April 26. Jennel Jones’s assault and battery with intent to kill case was dismissed. James Allman goes to a jury trial on October 7 for rape. Ray Tapp pleads not guilty to armed robbery with bond set at 5000 until October 7 trial. Edgar Matheison Jr seeks sentencing on April 26 after pleading guilty to accessory before the fact. Clifford Coty faces a jury trial April 30 for passing a forged instrument. Thomas Tremaine pleads not guilty to reckless homicide with jury trial October 7.
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Jennel Jones
William F. Lawler, Jr
James Allman
Ray Noble Tapp
Edgar McDonald Matheison, Jr
Clifford Coty
Thomas Aaron Tremaine
Anderson approves two year leaves for Peace Corps volunteers
The Anderson Public Schools board grants two year leaves of absence to teachers who volunteer for service in the Peace Corps. The policy aligns with the existing one year leave for educational purposes and follows similar moves by Evansville Ft Wayne and Indianapolis.
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Anderson Public Schools
Peace Corps
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Washington D.C
G. E. Ebbertt
Dutch Strike World Third Largest Gas Field Discovery
Two years ago the Netherlands announced discovering the world third largest natural gas reservoir in its own territory. The find boosts energy potential and could influence European gas supplies and prices.
Tornado and windstorm damage reported across Indiana counties
A windstorm caused scattered damage near Uniontown Richmond Paris Crossing and Williams with no injuries. A funnel cloud was seen aloft but not ground touching. Interstate 65 lanes closed north of Uniontown and a tornado wrecked two chicken houses near Williams. Rainfall measured at Columbus and a severe weather warning extended statewide.
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Jackson County
Uniontown
Richmond
Keystone Beverage Co
Loren Tolbert
Williams
Lawrence County
Robert Dieringer
Paris Crossing
Jennings County
Lester Wooten
Logansport
U. S. 31
Columbus
Wooten
Weather Bureau
Tornado Rips Through Indiana Village and Surrounding Areas
A tornado destroyed a house in Jackson County near Ind. 258 and badly damaged the Christian Church. Five cattle died in a farm barn near Surprise as the storm damaged barns, haylofts and trees along a mile long, 150 yard wide path. Several injuries reported among children. The storm also hit Vincennes area nearby, damaging homes and a trailer, with no contact to St. Vincent's orphanage.
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Jackson County
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Seymour
Guinn
Surprise
Ind
Freetown
U. S. 31A
Denna County
Greensurg
Knox County
Vincennes
Sheriff's Department
St. Vincent's Catholic Orphanage
Exile Leaders Rally Over Cuban Council Challenge
Exile leaders plan to attempt seizing council leadership as members prepare a document likely to address Miro’s resignation. U S responses waver as Kennedy denies promising a second invasion, fueling uncertainty among refugees about additional U S action. Manuel Artime urges unity for a concrete action plan to overthrow Castro.
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Miro
Castro
Kennedy
Washington
Cuba
United States
U.S
Manuel Artime
Bay of Pigs Landing
Council
William Recob 90 of Mt Carmel Ill Dies
William Recob 90 longtime Anderson resident died Friday at Wabash General Hospital Mt Carmel Ill He was born November 3 1872 in Marshall Mo to David Recob and Mary Elizabeth Ford Recob His wife Laura Jack Recob died in 1923 He retired from the Anaconda Wire and Cable Company in 1950 Surviving are two sons two daughters as well as siblings and grandchildren Services will be held at Ray Short Funeral Home Mt Carmel Ill Funeral arrangements pending
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William Recob
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Anderson
Wabash General Hospital
David Recob
Mary Elizabeth Ford Recob
Marshall
Illinois
Laura Jack Recob
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Ellis Recob
Gilbert Recob
Bishop, Calif
Fred Hopson
St. Louis
Ken Swinford
Chicago, Il
Roxy Kohn
Jesse Chism
Bone Gap
J. William Recob
Helen Rolfe
Ray Short
Kennedy defends budget as Mississippi cut threat looms
President Kennedy warns against deep federal cuts while defending a 98.8 billion budget. He says a 5 to 10 billion cut would cost jobs and hurt growth, while a 15 billion reduction would cripple defense and space and slow communities. He urges careful spending and warns against a blunt tax–spend contrast.
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Mississippi
Congress
Kennedy
Local Twister Injures Residents and damages in Indiana
Mrs. Gertrude Irwin was treated for an arm injury and released. A tornado ripped lines from poles, blew out plate glass in several businesses, and toppled a trailer at Edinburg. A beverage plant roof lost its section at Richmond as high winds scattered debris along U.S. 31.
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Gertrude Irwin
Richmond
Ind
Edinburg
County faces options for single or three school systems
James Craig county units consider a single administrative system or three separate systems. Proposals cover Anderson City Elwood Alexandria north half Pendleton and south half areas. New reorganizations must meet at least 1000 pupils and 5000 dollars per pupil funding. The aim is to equalize public school opportunities statewide.
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Anderson City
Elwood
Alexandria
Pendleton
Registration totals and election logistics for county
Seventy five applications have been received to date and precinct boards plus voting sites will be named soon. Election supplies will be distributed to inspectors Sunday May 5. A post registration count lists the legally registered voters by precincts across the county, including Anderson City at 22 804 and Elwood Pipe Creek totaling 5 358.
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Anderson
Anderson Ward II
Anderson Ward III
Anderson-Lafayette
Richland
Anderson City
Elwood
Pipe Creek
Alexandria
Navy court of inquiry holds private session on Thresher
Witnesses from naval engineering stations and shipyards testified on technical aspects of the Thresher disaster. Public sessions heard about mechanical problems during overhaul while the search for the submarine continued 220 miles east of Cape Cod with 129 crew aboard. Atlantis II prepared to return to the scene with sensitive gear.
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William H. Barnes III
U.S. Naval Engineering Station
Annapolis
James H. Gormson
Court of Inquiry
Frank J. Destefano
Hartford
Conn
Thresher
R. Bruce Rule
Anti-Submarine Defense Force
Washington
Destefano
J.G
Raymond J. McCoole
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Atlantis II
Indiana House Edges Toward Major Tax Package
The House approved a four point tax plan including a sales tax and an adjusted gross income tax for individuals and a corporate net income tax. The package aims to raise 231 million in state revenue over two years to fund a 1.43 billion budget and replenish the depleted general fund. Republicans and Democrats split on key votes with leaders opposing the plan.
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Ristine
House
Gerald W. Rybolt
Kokomo
Charles H. Schenk
Vincennes
William H. Hardwick
Schenk
Indiana
Senate
Russell Bontrager
R-Elkhart
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Bontrager
Kizer
Roy F. Conrad
R-Monticello
Wilam Christy
D-Hammond
Christy
John C. Ruckelshaus
Indianapolis
Ruckelshaus
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Earl F. Landgrebe
Valparaiso
Shawley
Landgrebe
Jack H. Mankin
D-Terre Haute
Commission On State Tax
Peacy
Mankin
State Revenue Department
Anderson Obituaries Mrs. Linda Reeve and Shelby Haney
Funeral rites for Linda Reeve 76 of 317 E 5th St will be at 1 p.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian presiding. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. Shelby Haney 65 of 907 Broadway dies Thursday service at 1 30 p.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Don E Grandlinard officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Linda Reeve
Lida Reeve
E. 5Th St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Central Christian
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Shelby Haney
Broadway
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Don E. Grandlinard
Anderson Memorial Park
Last Rites for Mrs Town Send Held at Wallace Temple AME Zion
Mrs Julia Town Send 75 of 1215 Cherry Street died Wednesday. Funeral at Wallace Temple AME Zion Church at 1 p.m. Monday with Rev C C Tyson in charge. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at L C May Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Julia Townsend
Cherry St
Wallace Temple Ame Zion Church
C. C. Tyson
East Maplewood Cemetery
L. C. May Funeral Home
Frank M. Hilligoss is Dead at Carlisle Home
Frank M. Hilligoss a former Anderson resident and thirty year Firestone employee died at his Carlisle Pennsylvania home on April 18 He leaves his wife Margaret a son Richard Hilligoss of Washington D C a sister Mrs Guy Martz Pendleton and two sisters in law Mrs Earl Hilligoss Indianapolis and Mrs Clyde Hilligoss Anderson Burial will be in Carlisle
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Frank M. Hilligoss
Anderson
Anderson High School
Carlisle
Penn
Hilligoss
Firestone Tire and Rub
Margaret
Richard Hilligoss
Washington, D.C
Guy Martz
Pendleton
Kennedy Record Critiques News Distortion and Aid Policy
Kennedy era remarks accuse press distortion and public relations tactics. Rep Nelson cites Laotian communist threats and farm parity concerns while Rep Cederberg criticizes foreign aid waste and UN sovereignty issues. He notes limited UN support on Goa Angola and New Guinea as panel talks proceed at DePauw University in Greencastle.
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Laos
Rep
Nelson
America
Department of Agriculture
Cederberg
United States
United Nations
United State
U.S
Goa
Angola
New Guinea
Ilinois
Lafayette
DePauw University
Greencastle
Two Soldiers Die In Auto Crash Near Garmisch Partenkirchen
Army reports that Private First Class Earl D. Stout Jr. 20 of Bicknell Indiana and two fellow soldiers were killed when their car left the road and struck a tree near the Bavarian resort village of Garmisch Partenkirchen.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Army Pfe
Earl D. Stout Jr
Rt. 2
Bicknell
Ind
Garmisch
Partenkirchen
U.S
Eva A Hammack 81 Dies at Noblesville Hospital
Eva A Hammack 81 wife of Emil Hammack Rt 2 Sheridan dies at Riverview Hospital after a two day illness. Born Anderson Nov 17 1901 she lived in Riverwood north of Noblesville before marriage to Charles A Johnson in 1918 and to Emil Hammack in 1960. She belonged to Clarkville Christian Church and Noblesville Eastern Star. Survived by husband five children 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. services at Capltrin Funeral Home Noblesville Sunday 1 p.m. with Rev Frank Albert. Interment Stony Creek Cemetery east of Noblesville.
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Noblesville
Eva A. Hammack
Emil Hammack
Rt. 2
Sheridan
Riverview Hospital
Anderson
Charles Allen
Clara Ollie Dishman Elmore
Charles A. Johnson
Riverwood
Wilella Whitacre
Indianapolis
Marietta Young
Sophronia Huddlin
Robert H. Elmore
Capltrin Funeral Home
Frank Albert
Stony Creek Cemetery
Mrs Rosa Valentine 70 Pendleton Widow Dies in Noblesville
Rosa Valentine 70 of Rt 1 Lapel widow of Ferris Valentine died at 11 35 p m Thursday at Riverview Hospital Noblesville after two years illness She was born August 4 1892 in Covington daughter of James and Julia Flowers most of life in Pendleton area member of Christian Church Survived by son Carol Valentine three grandchildren Susan Greg and Doug Valentine and several nieces and nephews Funeral services at Cornell Bright Funeral Home at 2 p m Sunday burial in West Grove Lawn Cemetery
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Pendleton
Rosa Valentine
Rt. 1
Lapel
Ferris Valentine
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Covington
James
Julia Davis Flowers
Christian Church
Carol Valentine
Susan
Greg
Doug Valentine
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
West Grove Lawn Cemetery
Keaster dies at 78 in Fortville farm home
Greenfield Renzo Keaster 78 of Rt 1 Fortville died Thursday at 1 15 p m in his farm home. A Hancock County lifelong farmer he was a charter Green Township Farm Bureau member and Primitive Baptist Church member. Services Sunday 2 p m at the funeral home with Elders Gordon Watson and Paul Chastine of the Primitive Baptist Church officiating. Interment in Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Survived by widow Nellie three stepchildren 12 stepgrandchildren and 31 stepgreatgrandchildren.
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The
Primitive Baptist Church
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Keaster
Nellie Keaster
Robert Wilson
Cambridge City
Mary Wallsmith
Lawrence
Iva Gale
Middletown
Laos Cease-Fire Violations Push Civil War Fears
Pro Reds act urged Britain and the Soviet Union as co chairs of the Laos neutrality conference in Geneva last July to end cease-fire violations. Souvanna asked his Pathet Lao half brother to let the control commission intervene effectively at Khang Khay. Thursday he spoke at a religious ceremony and accused the Pathet Lao of a conquest pattern that could push Laos toward renewed civil war.
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Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
Geneva
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Prince Souphanouvong
Khang Khay
India
Canada
Poland
Alum Strm Drs $18.95 Self-storing Screens
Advertisement note for Jones Manufacturing at 917 Madison selling aluminum screen doors with self storing mechanism priced at 18.95.
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Jones
Madison
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