Five more free at Putnamville Penal Farm escapees noted
Five more prisoners escaped from the Indiana State Penal Farm at Putnamville Monday night, after riots Sunday left eight inmates injured and heavy damage. Two escapees were quickly captured. the rest walked away from minimal security through a back dorm window.
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Putnamville
Ind
Indiana State
Albert
Mike) Ellis
Ellis
Merrill Hobbs
Indianapolis
Roscoe Hobbs
Robert Long Hospital
Indiana University Medical Center
Herbert Dester
Dester
Arthur Campbell
Land Yard
MacArthur
Cooler Days Anticipated Amid Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather forecast projects cooler temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with scattered thunderstorms in Indiana. Expect highs in the 70s, lows near the 40s, and more cloud cover by the weekend bringing up to a half inch of rain in central Indiana.
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Indiana
Mercury
Plane collision ends with light injuries in Caldwell
In Caldwell New Jersey a single engine plane piloted by Pile O A Brewster of Essex Fells landed atop another small plane at a local airport. The momentum carried both aircraft off the runway but neither pilot was hurt.
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Caldwell
UPI
Pile O. A. Brewster
Essex Fells
Brewster
Treasury Proposes Larger Tax Cut Faces House Review
Treasury Secretary Dillon proposes a bigger tax reduction than Kennedy suggested in January. Initial reaction from House tax writers was favorable as details go to committee for examination.
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Washington
Treasury
Kennedy
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Nays and Means
Dillon
Indiana School Bus Drivers to Meet at Lind s Wednesday
About 579 drivers from nine Indiana counties, members of the Indiana Association of School Bus Drivers Inc., gather at Lind s Wednesday with State Director of Safety LaVaughn Hawkins keynoting on the history of school transport. County Superintendent Dale Prough and others speak as sessions run 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Indiana
Indiana Association of School Bus Drivers Inc
Linders
LaVaughn Hawkins
Dale Prough
Floyd A. Kline
Robert Dillinger
Kokomo
Indiana State Police
London robbery tale grows as detectives seek mastermind
Detectives pursued leads after a major mail train holdup near Cheddington. Reports say sacks of bank notes were moved to a canal barge and that informants or gang members may reveal the mastermind. Scotland Yard raids and Irish authorities join the hunt for three missing men.
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London
UPL
Loncon
Cheddington
Hamshire
Idington
Gerald
London Daily Express
MacArthur
Scotland Yard
Romper
Dublin Anda Highway Bridge
Tives
Grand Union Canal
Seven year old injured in city car collision
Timothy Redick seven suffered head cuts and bruises when a car driven by Mrs Caroline Redick collided with Arnold Schildmeier’s vehicle at the 29th Street Columbus Avenue intersection. He was treated at St Johns Hospital and released home. Four weekend traffic accidents left four people hurt in Anderson including Charles Eaton David Pheamis Elmo Swan and Harvey Madron. Deputy Stoops reported a four car crash east of Lapel with extensive damage but no injuries.
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John Redick
Hamilton Pl
Caroline Redick
Arnold R. Schild
Meier
6Th St
29Th St
Columbus Ave
Young Redick
St.John’s Hospital
Henee
Anderson
Robert Graham
Charles Eaton
8Th St
David Pheamis
Markleville
Elmo Swan
Chase St
Harvey Madron
Crystal St. Sheriff's
Robert Stoops
Lapel
Stoops
Junior High Enrollment Window for New Anderson Pupils
New pupils in grades seven, four, and nine who moved to Anderson this summer must enroll during August 19 to 23. Enrollment hours are 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. North of 18th Street join Central Junior High at 1225 Lincoln. south of 18th Street join South Side Junior High at 10 West 29th Street.
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Anderson
18Th Street
Central
Lincoln
South Side
Tearful coach testifies butts denies fix effort
In Atlanta a tearful former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts denied fixing the 1962 Georgia Alabama game during cross examination in his $10 million libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post. The trial heard details of his finances and calls to a beer distributor, with Butts sobbing as he rejected the Post’s claim of a fix and asserting it is untrue.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Wallace [ Butts
Alabama
Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
William Schroder
Post
Bryant
Schroder
Poin
Jody
Georgia Athletic
Cody
Hig
Chicago
Frank
I Sechey
Scohey
Senate
Footoai
Cfamac
Prince Edward County School Fight Reaches U S Court
The 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals nullified a district court order to reopen Prince Edward County public schools closed since 1959 to desegregate. The court urged patience until Virginia Supreme Court interprets state constitutional questions, delaying action until November and beyond.
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Richmond, Va
U.S. 4Th Circuit
Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Prince Edward County
Virginia Supreme Court
Joren R. Lewis
Federal Trial Court
Prince Edward
Rolayer Alliants
Montime
Circuit Court
Fritzler
Supreme Court
Prince Edwardpartment
Beard
Hach
U.S
Anderson College
Jaca Down
Rusk Says Test Ban Not Based On Trust In Russia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate hearing that the limited nuclear test ban treaty rests on more than trust in Russia and will not lull the U S into relaxing vigilance. He aimed to win two thirds Senate ratification amid questions from lawmakers and delays for military expert testimony.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Senate
Russia
United States
U.S
Everett M. Virksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Senate House
Vay
Gust Perez Jimenez
Soviet Union
Jirvenez
Allne
Miami
Ex-Venezuela Leader Perez Jimenez Extradition Ordered
The United States confirmed Marcos Perez Jimenez, former president of Venezuela accused of embezzling over 13 million dollars, will be extradited for trial. The decision follows long legal maneuvering and a June 1961 ruling supporting extradition on the embezzlement charges but denying charges tied to four political murders.
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Washington
Marcos Peres Jimenez
Venezuela
State Department
Monchute
Venezela
Perez Jimenez
U. S
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Dean Rusk
Jiminez
Florida
City Council Plans Zoning, Transfers at 7:30 Meeting
City Clerk Marie Riggs announced no labor dispute is stated for tonight's Common Council session in Anderson. Items include rezoning 2219 and 2227 George St and 730 E 24th St for expansion facilities by Weed Whip Manufacturing, and transfers to Street Dept, Planning Commission, and Fire Dept. Norman Goodwin, representing Madison County AFL CIO, says the council did not contact him about the measure. Ordinance No 13-63 faced questioning at the July meeting as potentially excess to powers.
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Marie Riggs
An-Ooration
Regul
Anderson
Jack Campbell
George St
Goodwin
School Funds Show Loss in Madison County Figures
County School Supt. Dale Prough reports a total reduction of 1,185,938 in next year’s estimates after the state sales tax was invalidated. The figures break down by township show large losses in original versus probable revenue, with Adams, Anderson, Green, Lafayette, Monroe, Union, Van Buren and Richland townships all affected.
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Madison County
Dale Prough
Adams
Anderson
Green Two
Jackson Two
Lafayette Two
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Richland
Stoney Creek
Union Two
van Buren
Richland-Union Two
Buddhist Girl Fails In Death By Own Action In Saigon
An 18 year old girl participating in a Buddhist protest near Xa Lai pagoda cut her wrist with a hatchet in an aborted suicide attempt. Reporters found her praying in the pagoda courtyard as Buddhist leaders sought to prevent further harm. Two notes found in the city mentioned the act as a sacrifice for the Buddhist cause and were addressed to political figures.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPD
Xa Lai
Monday
Mai Tuyetan
San Viet Nam
Neo Jiah Diem
Mme
Ngo Din Nha
Bi- Wy Elsterin
Barn Fire Damages Ray Benzenhower’s Farm Near Markleville
A barn owned by Ray Benzenhower on Rt. 4 near Markleville was destroyed by a fire before 1:07 AM on Sunday. loud flames consumed hay as firemen from Anderson Fire Co. No. 3 fought the blaze, preventing spread to a nearby construction area. Fire chief Herbert Johnson linked the month’s fires to spontaneous combustion.
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Markleville
Ray Benzenhower
Rt. 4
Anderson Fire Co. No 3
Wae
Herbert Johnson
Union To Meet On Nicholson File Plant Offer
The United Steelworkers union plans a ratification meeting this afternoon at 2 o clock to consider Nicholson File Company’s latest offer amid several days of strike activity at the plant in Louisiana. Workers will decide whether to accept or reject the proposal.
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Nicholson
Fibert Koons
United Steel Workers
Cincline Vaw-Cio
Ind
Nicholson File Company
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital
A list of new births from multiple families in the area includes Mrs Bernard Wade, Mrs Don Ryan, Mrs Jay Fisher, and Mrs Dan Murdock among others. Names appear with residences such as Lincoln Street and various streets in Stasil and Arcadia, noting several newborn boys and at least one girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Tmz
James Cook
Stilreey, & Ger
Bernard Wade
Michal
Mroo
Herold Smith
St. Asil
Community Hospital
Ward Mutua
Middieusan
Don Ryan
Donald Johnston
Jay Fisher
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