Soblen Fights Deportation in Britain High Court
Dr. Robert A. Soblen, the 61 year old Soviet spy fugitive, appeared before Britain's High Court to block his deportation to the United States where he faces life imprisonment. The lengthy session featured defense arguments over the government’s right to order return.
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London
UPI
Robert A. Soblen
Britain
High Court
United States
Soblen
Czechoslovakia
Peterson's Ointment Offers Quick Relief for Piles
It is estimated that over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile remedies. Drugists say cooling astringent Peterson's Ointment soothes pile torture in minutes. 0c box or 85c tube. Lotion promises fast relief from itching with money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Professor Beaten Fatally. Son Held in Death
In Huntsville Texas Dr Harris L Russell a Sam Houston State College professor was beaten to death with an iron bar as he relaxed in his living room. His 19 year old son Harold was arrested and charged with murder. Sheriff Floyd Farris said Harold appeared to strike himself with the same bar in a failed suicide attempt. The son told deputies there was no reason for the fatal attack and described his father as a good man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
UPI
Harris L. Russell
Sam Houston State College
Floyd Farris
Harold
Russell
Ball Elected to Indiana Bell Board to Fill Vacancy
Edmund F. Ball of Muncie was elected to Indiana Bell Telephone Co. board of directors to fill the vacancy created by Elmer W. Sout's death in Indianapolis. Ball is president and board chairman of Ball Brothers Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Edmund F. Ball
Muncie
Ball Brothers Co
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Ball
Elmer W. Sout
Humphrey Profits Windfall At Treasury Stockpile
President Kennedy defended George M. Humphrey and his mining firm, saying they earned very large profits with little risk from a government stockpile contract. Sen. Clair Engle accused a $2.6 million windfall at taxpayer expense and sparred over who lied to the Senate subcommittee investigating the matter.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Senate
Humphrey
Prescott Bush
Conn
Engle
Walter H. Henson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
Bush
Engie
William Proxmire
Wis
Howard W. Cannon
Nev
Proxmire
Senate debate on farm bill redirects corn price supports
Senate considered tighter farm policy with a plan to set corn support prices from zero to 90 percent of parity starting 1964 to curb surpluses. Proponents argue mandatory cuts in feed grain production would reduce excess stocks while maintaining farmer incentives.
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Senate
Agriculture Secretary
Stewart Retires Pendleton and Indianapolis Districts
Retired sergeant Stewart served in Pendleton and Indianapolis districts after a 1951 corporal promotion. He transferred in West Berlin six years later to the Motor division and was promoted to sergeant in 1958 within a public service unit handling truck traffic and weighing duties. He is married with two children.
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Pendleton
Indianapolis
West Berlin
Public Service
Stewart
Reformatory Escapee To Be Returned By Michigan Police
John Woodruff, 19, surrendered to Michigan State Police after a July escape from the Indiana Reformatory with George Knowlin. Knowlin, 19, was captured August 9 in Ravenna, Michigan. Woodruff aided his escape then considered firing a shotgun but relaunched surrender and awaits Indiana authorities.
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Reformatory
Michigan
John Woodruff
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
George Knowlin
Knowlin
Ravenna
Mich
Woodruff
Memorial Group Continues Battle Over Shrine Access
Memorial commission retains power to bar groups it finds objectionable from using the shrine. ICLU president Dr Robert G Risk says the fight continues and a new application may be filed. The vote to allow a meeting by the ICLU Sept 17 was cast by three Welsh appointees.
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Commission
Welsh
ICLU
Robert G. Risk
Indianapolis
McNabb
ACLU
Allen O'Rourke
Hammond
Ray Addington
la Porte
James Gardner
Fowler
Ralph Gregory
Bloomington
Addington
Frank V Dice
Peru
Orville Denbo
Clarence A. Gramelspacher
Jasper
Joseph Swope
Columbus
O'Rourke
Glen Cheak
Connersville
Cheak
Herbert Gerdink
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne Carpenter Dies From Fall Injuries
Mathias Roethele aged 48 of Fort Wayne died Tuesday night from injuries he suffered Friday after falling from a scaffold at a construction site where he worked as a carpenter. The unrelated note mentions the Library of Congress establishment in 1800.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Mathias Roethele
Fort Wayne
Olan Dayson Dies After Eight Months Ill
Olan E Dayson 59 of 3831 Scatterfield Rd dies at 6 40 pm after an eight month illness. He was former manager of Western and Southern Life Insurance in this city and previously headed offices in Pittsburgh and Defiance. He leaves wife Mildred daughter Sally Grant two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral services Friday at Noble Street Methodist Church and Saturday in Defiance Riverside Cemetery with Knights Templar rites.
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Olan E. Dayson
Scatterfield Rd
Dayson
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Defiance
Ohio
Knox County
Vincennes
Ind
Ulysses
Josephine (McArthur) Dayson
Noble Street Methodist Church
Omega Masonic Lodge
Toledo Valley of Scottish Rite
Ensawocsa
Royal Arch Masons
Occonoxee, Sons
Occonoxee
Riverside Cemetery
Knights Templar Commandry
Mona Bennett
Meridian Ave
South Pasadena
Calif
Cullis M. Bennett
Anderson
California
Madison County
Bennett
Holliston Methodist Church
Pasadena
Order of the Eastern Star of
John Bennett
South Gate
George Rank
Indianapolis
Wayne Sigler
Angerson
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Two Church Groups Approve Merger
Delegates at the Missionary Church Association convention in Fort Wayne voted 20444 to merge with the Christian and Missionary Alliance. The alliance approved the plan 673 146 at a Miami convention last May. Both groups must seek congregational approval before completion.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Missionary Church Association
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Alliance
Miami
Communists Send Cuba Technicians Reported to Cuba
President Kennedy said evidence shows large numbers of technicians and supplies from Communist lands are arriving in Cuba. He noted the U S government is studying the matter and confirmed reports of extensive material and personnel reaching the Caribbean nation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S
Caribbean
Warsaw man linked to Van Orman Hotel fire arrest
Eugene Anglin, 23, of Warsaw, was arrested in Fort Wayne on a connection to an August 8 blaze that heavily damaged the Van Orman Hotel. Fire Chief John King said Anglin admitted smoking in bed in the room where the $30,000 fire began and that he moved to another area after believing he had extinguished the cigar ash.
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Soblen
F. Elwyn Jones
Brixton Prison
John F. Stephenson
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Eugene Anglin
Warsaw
van Orman
John King
Anglin
Obituaries for Mildred Burda and others in Anderson
Multiple Anderson area obituaries record Mildred Ann Burda of 77 College Haven dying in Indianapolis at 25. Funeral set for Park Place Church of God with Rev. Gene Newberry officiating. Other notices include Mona Bennett of Pasadena and Cash Hobbs’ mother Alma Hobbs. services announced across Baker Brothers and Sundberg Funeral Homes with local churches and cemeteries named.
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Mildred Burda
Mildred Ann Burda
College Haven
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Johnstown
Carl R
Mary Rusnak Matas
Burda
Anderson
Warren
Ohio
Dan E
Bradley
Douglas
Dorothy Mata
Martha. Mata
Mary Fahey
Ruth Matas
Carolyn Britten
John
Joseph
David
Daniel
Donald Matas
Carl Matas
Hubbard
Paul Matas
Akron
Albert Matas
Ronnie
Raymond Matas
Hartford
Conn
Baker Brothers’ Funeral
Park Place
Funeral services for Gilbert Reeves scheduled in Anderson
Funeral services for Gilbert Reeves age 23 of 1836 Jefferson Street will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Albright Funeral Home Anderson with Rev. George A. Harris and Maj. Thompson officiating. Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery for a man killed in a highway accident near Camp Grayling Michigan Sunday.
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Paul H. Campbell
Columbus Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Wallace W. Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Minnie Keever
Minnie B. ‘Keever
13Th St
Raymond V. Breaker
Friends Church
Brick Church
Hagerstown
Charles Groce
W. 15Th St
L. C. May Funeral Home
Henry McBride
Bethesda Baptist Church
Gilbert Reeves
Jefferson St
Camp Grayling
Mich
Albright Funeral Home
Anderson
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Maj. Thompson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Frankton
Robert Lee Griese
Noblesville
Harper and Son
Walter Walker
Ironwood Church
Neese Cemetery
Ruth Jean Louck
North St
Coaltrin
Lloyd Hargett
First Church of God
Cicero Cemetery
Assassination attempt on De Gaulle by former OAS men
Violence attributed to ex OAS members who fled to France followed a failed ambush on De Gaulle in Petit Clamart as his convoy sought the airport after a cabinet meeting. Two gunmen or squads fired with submachine guns. a civilian, Roger Sillon, and others were wounded or shaken. Police blocked routes, suspects fled, and security chiefs were ordered to intensify the manhunt. The episode marks another assassination bid in a string of attacks on the French leader.
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OAS
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Delta
Villacoublay
Roger Frey
Georges Pompidou
Interior Ministry
Frey
Paris
Petit Clamart
Elysee Palace
Clamart
Madama Yvonne de Gaulle
Col
Alain de Boissieu
Roger Sillon
Colomberly-Les-Deux-Eglises
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries from Frankton Noblesville Pendleton and surrounding areas note deaths of Melda Campbell 80 of Frankton Robert Lee Griese 22 of Frankton Ruth Louck 47 Noblesville and Omer Garris 47 Pendleton. Funeral arrangements list Harp er and Son Funeral Home and Cornell Bright Funeral Home with names of churches lodges and cemeteries.
Kennedy Talks U.N. Session Moves and Policy Goals
President Kennedy discusses potential talks with a foreign leader and outlines five key bills before Congress. He cites the farm bill, drug safety, a poll tax amendment, the reciprocal trade bill, and the U.N. bond measure as priorities, while noting U.S. stance on Berlin and Soviet orbital achievements. He recalls the 1901 cross country auto journey for context.
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Kennedy
U.N
Congress
Senate
House
United Nations
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
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Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Coast
Plains
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Bulletin-Herald
Paul Yount
Missionary Orientation Center
Stony Point
N. Y
BELL
Oyaa Hite Zale
Jfk
Antwerp
Zale
Ewe
Sesniasly Olsen
Ebann
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Towa
Karl E. Mundt
S.D
Page
Library of Congress
Olan Dayson
Alma Hobbs
Alma V. Hobbs
Osprey, Fla
Cash Hobbs
Venice Fla
Baker Brothers Funeral
Jack Samuels
Hobbs
Wayne L
Delco- Remy
Kp-Ioof
Frank Johnson
Frank E. Johnson
Western Dr
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Sundberg
Rockford
Joseph Cleveland
Second Congregational Church
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Paul Campbell
Henry Hastings
W. 8Th St
East Maplewood
Reeves Services
Wyoming
Madison
Melda Campbell
Melda J. Campbell
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Aroma
Lewis Campbell
Campbell
Harriet Sigler
Richmond
George C. Harper and Son Funeral Home
Lyle Rasmussen
Robert Griese
Ruth Louck
Omer Garris
Omer E. Garris
Franklin St
Cornell Bright
T. R. White
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Chicago
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