Scotland Yard Seeks Ten In European Train Robbery
Scotland Yard launched a Europe wide hunt for 19 men tied to the 13 day old record 17 million mail train heist at Cheddington with rewards reportedly totaling up to 294 800. A trailer near Dorking is believed to have served as a gang base. Mrs Clark a Bournemouth widow who tipped police could receive ten percent of recovered funds.
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Ben Tuong strategic hamlet overrun by guerrillas in Vietnam
Communist guerrillas overran Ben Tuong and destroyed much of the hamlet near Cisne Li 30 miles north of Saigon. They burned houses, wrecked the hamlet hall, and displaced residents as Defense sources describe the Sunrise project as largely ineffective.
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Real Relief Frown Samtple Piles and ManZan Claim
An advertisement touts Samtple piles treatment Real Relief Frown and De Witt’s ManZan with Allan Toin as a special healing agent. It asserts ManZan contains benzocaine for pain and a vasoconstrictor to reduce swelling for rapid soothing relief.
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Kennedy cites Cuba troop reductions and foreign policy
President Kennedy says Soviet forces in Cuba have declined in the past two months and stresses the need for a dynamic foreign policy and continued strength of the free world. He warns against delaying the tax bill and notes uncertainty about side agreements with Moscow on the nuclear tests treaty.
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Buddhists Seized In Caribbean Raid On Cuba Plant
Reports from Havana say Buddhist militants attacked a chemical plant in Pinar del Rio Province near the Santa Lucia River estuary. Militiamen repelled the raid as the raiders, using a mother ship, fired bazooka shells and machine guns. no casualties were reported.
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Curtain To Lift For Extra Pajama Game Showing
An unscheduled 6:30 Friday night showing of The Pajama Game was added alongside the 8:40 schedule. Jack Kelly, known for TV's Bart Maverick, praised the Anderson reception and supported the extra performance with the cast. Regular showings are sold out. early tickets at non reserved seats are $2. The note also mentions Primatene tablets for asthma relief and Kennedy comments on safeguards and civil rights march plans.
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Wirtz Endorses New Proposals in Rail Arbitration Talks
Wirtz pushes to bridge gaps between junior and management spokesmen over the proposed arbitration and secondary issues in the railway labor dispute. A national strike threats for August 29 loom as Congress and the White House press for settlement, with Wirtz meeting the Commerce Committee and leading lawmakers to seek emergency action if needed.
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Hoosier Weather Bounces Between Sunshine and Rain
Readers are told to enjoy today’s sun as pollen is at a low thanks to recent rains. The forecast calls for temperatures rising into the mid 80s with a chance of scattered showers by tomorrow evening and a gradual uptick in clear skies over the next five days.
Bread crumbs delivered to mayor amid housing rights clash
In Gary Indiana civil rights figures delivered a basket of bread crumbs to Mayor John Wis clo as group leaders pressed for an open housing ordinance. The Combined Citizens Committee on Open Occupancy said the mayor backed down from supporting anti discrimination rules. A separate Birmingham report noted a bomb at Arthur Shores residence and a large crowd of African Americans gathering while police responded with force injuring at least one officer.
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Teller Breaks with Testing Stance on Antimissile Defense
In a 61 hour hearing Teller says he once backed atmospheric tests but changed view believing Soviet progress toward an antimissile defense. He urges caution about Russia and Khrushchev while warning ratifying the treaty could threaten US safety. He disputes Gen Taylor on testing needs and calls McNamara’s certainty about Soviet parity suspect. Kennedy outlines safeguards before endorsement. Indiana Prison Hires First Woman Staff Doctor Elsie Bell, ex Army Medical Corps major, named as second physician.
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Bethlehem plans specify 7 acre lagoon to filter outflow
A $156,000 grant cited on page one funds a 7 acre terminal lagoon in Bethlehem to hold effluent before it enters the Little Calumet River and Lake Michigan via Burns Ditch with direct lake discharge avoided to protect the lake. Federal grants listed include Tiwood Schererville Jasper Dyer Highland Ridgeville Crathersville Redkey Westfield Greentown Greenwood Crawfords ville Eaton vaurel Haubstadt with varied amounts.
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School Openings Schedule for Frankton Area Students
Calendar notes show grade groups meet in study hall at 8:19 a.m. and 8:20 a.m. on Aug 0 for seven to eight grades and K through six respectively. Registration by Aug 30 for new students, with Kindergarten and first grade by appointment. Lunches served on the first full day, Tues Sept 3. Dunes price unchanged at 4 cents per day and $1.75 per week.
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Frankton
Desegregation Demands Highlight Civil Rights March
About 350 Negro protesters in Bloomington press for action to Congress including immediate desegregation of all school districts and a higher minimum wage. Delegates discuss strategy as a 60-ton drilling rig aids a demonstration linked to James Meredith’s University of Mississippi entry, while organizers threaten direct action if protests continue.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries report Helen McDonald 43 Noblesville died after brief illness at River View Hospital. Funeral at Prairie Baptist Church with burial there. survivors include husband Jacob and children Karen John. Elbert Eugene Jackson 50 Fortville died suddenly. an auto mechanic with Andis Motors. Funeral at Paul C Cory Funeral Home. burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
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Elbridge Jackson
Joseph Jackson
Metameora
Betty Wallace
Port land project gains private user interest
Walsh and aides Panlin and Tener note the port land constricted with revenue bonds by the commission but rely on federal funds for the later portion. They report Sverdrup Parcel engineers met with potential users including Carvey Grain Co, the Menon and South Shore railroads, and Bulk Terminals Inc to back the port project.
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Rites Saturday for Mes Marjorie May Davis in Anderson
Mrs Marjorie May Davis 43 of Du Walnut Indiana died yesterday after an illness of one year. She was born May 25 1920 in Warren Indiana to the late Rev Leo and Ruth Neamd. She lived most of her life in Anderson and was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church. Surviving are her husband William J Davis two daughters Lynn and Dana two sons Rodney and Randolph Donald K stationed at Rockville and Malcolm at home her mother Verle Dovey of Anderson a sister Janet Martin Indianapolis two brothers James Noland Chicago and Herbert Noland Anderson two step sisters Ida Mae Yunker and Katherine Crocker Anderson two step brothers Norman Dovey Anderson Paul Dovey Philadelphia and Lane Randolph Davis.
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Hemilton County
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Funeral tribute requested for Madison County Cancer Society
Funeral service details indicate tributes should be sent to the Madison County Cancer Society after 3 p.m. today, per family request. The notice emphasizes honoring the deceased through donations to the cancer society.
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Anderson Obituaries Cecil Farmer and Leroy Niblock
Services for Cecil Bill Farmer of 3211 Hamilton Place who died Monday at St John’s Hospital will be at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 39 p m with burial in Mechanburg Cemetery Fronds are being received at the funeral home Leroy Lee Niblock 70 of 1521 Central Ave died Sunday at home services at Sets and Rowe Funeral Home at 16 a m by Rev Richard Ewing Peoples Church burial Memorial Park Cemetery flowers are being received at the funeral home
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