Burglars Sought After Princeton Jewelry Theft
Police hunt a five man masked gang who looted Beckner Jewelry Store in Princeton Indiana. Two men entered through the roof, forced owner James Beckner to open the safe, and took 102 sets of rings 95 wedding rings 10 men's diamonds and a 12 carat diamond ring plus $2. The getaway car fled toward US 41 then Illinois.
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Local Persons To Appear On Radio Program
Dr W Dale Oldham Park Place Church of God will discuss helping alcoholics with Jack O Dell a CBH director and author on the 748th Christian Brotherhood Hour broadcast The program now runs on 248 stations including 23 overseas and features Burns Doug Oldham and others in the CBH lineup.
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Doug Oldham
Burns
Quiz Vorite Gospel Singers
Gary Methodist
Anderson
College Choralaires
Charles Stanley
Wiliam Ellwas
Laos Cease-Fire Talks Falter as UPI Reports Collapse Risks
The Laos cease-fire process teeters toward collapse as Britain pressures Russia to honor the accord while rival appeals from the royal Laotian government and Pathet Lao go unanswered. The United States recalls Secretary Rusk from a CENTO meeting to rush home for crisis talks amid ongoing US and Soviet air support to the warring sides.
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African chiefs to hold talks on Algeria and Congo
Sources in Damascus report African chiefs who met in January will hold further talks likely within the next two months. Discussions will focus on Algeria and the Congo and involve state representatives.
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Fire damaged Indianap lis home in 1959 insured for 52000
Fire investigators suspected arson as the 20 room Indianapolis residence burned while San Soucie and his wife were away. Denny San Soucie, a Laurel Indiana native, had been living in Indianapolis with a sister.
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Anderson College Arts Festival to Feature City and Campus Events
The Anderson College Festival of the Arts includes Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra musicians led by Concertmaster Eric Rosenblith and University of Indiana faculty guest Edwin Baker. Activities run May 8 through May 20 with pottery demos, brass clinic, spring concert, theatre, and a May Music Festival. Parent’s Day coronation honors Miss Juanita Evans, Hoopeston, Illinois, as May Queen. Tickets go on sale at the administration desk.
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Hoosier Ceramics Authority
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Hoopeston
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Reardon
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Anderson Obituaries and Church Activities Highlight Local Figures
Miss May Courtney 72 of ry died at St. John's Hospital after a long career with Rowland Title Company. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. Pearl Erskine 89 of 510 W 12th St died Thursday. services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Ernest O. Amick 72 of 2523 EF 38th St died. funeral services at Central Christian Church with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Dr George Eagle Owen to lead youth sessions at Central Christian Church. World Outreach events noted.
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Kennedy pushes for stronger resolve amid Laos and Indochina debate
President Kennedy after talks with Hoover and MacArthur plans a new National Security Council crisis meeting. U.S. weighs allied military intervention in Laos as ceasefire holds falter. He urges Americans to bear risk for liberty and cites Patrick Henry. New Delco-Remy appointments are noted alongside a spring car safety check program.
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Local column continues listing names including Ivan Morgan Austin George Nichols Terre Haute Mrs Perry O Neal Sr Indianapolis Kurt F Pantzer Indianapolis Harold Ramsburg Indianapolis Samuel 4 Rea Fort Wayne Silas B.
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Fort Wayne
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Funeral services set for Nathinal Rouse
Nathinal Rouse, 54, of 1416 Forkner Street, died Tuesday. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Zion Baptist Church with Rev. James Meni ze. Burial is in East Maple mood Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday at Leonard Underwood Funeral Home.
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Prisoner Hurt In Vehicle Collision Near State Farm
A state penal farm vehicle carrying a prisoner to Covington collided with a New York bound machine at the W 38th Street Road crossing. Both occupants escaped injury. Deputy Ravagel investigated at 2:35 pm. Robin Lee Galpraith, 19, of Haverhill Drive, was among those associated with the incident.
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Soucie Involved in Hoffa Era Labor Turmoil
The text ties Soucie to Teamster activities and the unresolved 1955 disappearance of David Probstein, who formed a taxi firm to challenge Red Cab before vanishing on a trip to St Louis. It notes Hoffa’s public appearance in Indianapolis and mentions individuals linked to San Soucie and various locales.
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Local family note mentions Perkins daughter in Pendle
A brief item notes Herschel Perkins and spouse of Rt. 1 Pendle with their daughter referenced in the community notice. The fragment emphasizes family ties and local address in a rural area.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Services for Albert Wiseman 92 Lapel known as Jack Wiseman will be held at 2 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Harry Smith officiating Burial is in Brookside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Mercury rocket crew narrows to two for MR3 mission
Mercury scientists monitor the capsule ahead of the MR3 launch as seven U.S. astronauts contend for the pilot role. Sources say capsule troubles were resolved within a day while the selection sharpens to two or possibly one candidate. The final preflight preparations include a silvery spacesuit for the prime astronaut and a backup ready nearby.
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Gaulle to Address France by Radio and TV May Report
President Charles de Gaulle announced Friday plans for a nationwide radio and television address to France in May. Details of timing and content were not disclosed, but officials expect a major national briefing from Paris.
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