Police Slaying Suspect Killed By Detectives
New York police killed Frank Falco 23, in a hotel room shootout after a chase that followed a daytime tavern slaying tied to two New Jersey officers. He and Thomas Tarantino were accused of killing Det. Sgt. Peter Voto and patrolman Gary Tedesco after a Brooklyn robbery.
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UPS
Frank Falco
New Jersey
Falco
Lodi
N.J
Thomas
Rabbi Tom) Tarantino
Robert Munos
New York Times
Tarantino
Peter Voto
Gary Tedesco
Angels
Brooklyn
Algeria approves first constitution amid protests
Algeria's constituent assembly backed the new constitution 139 to 23 with eight abstentions. It concentrates power in a president and the FLN, aiming for a plebiscite on Sept. 8 and presidential elections around Sept. 15 in which Ahmed Ben Bella is expected to win.
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API
Constituent Assembly
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Liberation Front
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Armed Forces
Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Truck Driver Leaves Long Slippery Trail
A Wisconsin truck driver delivering liquid shortening along U.S. 52 through Indiana leaked his load, creating a long slippery trail. Two cars slid on the spill near Lafayette after a two car accident but there were no injuries. Harold Grams, of Darien, Wisconsin, was unaware of the leak as he headed toward Indianapolis.
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Ind
UPI
Darien
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Harold Grams
Indianapolis
U.S
Herta Rush
Largo
Fla
Edward Strickrod
West Lafayette
First White House Auto: Taft’s Steam Car
The first automobile for the White House, built for President Taft, was a steam driven model.
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First Auto
Washington
White House
Taft
Lafayette Man's Death Investigated
Authorities investigated the death of 44 year old Raymond Bledsoe of Lafayette after he was found unconscious near his trailer Monday night. He died Wednesday at Home Hospital in Lafayette after head injuries and never regained consciousness.
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UPD
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Lafayette
Bledsoe
Elwood Republican Women Elect Officers for Next Year
The Elwood Pipecreek Township Republican Women's Club met at the Elwood public library Monday evening. Officers elected: Thelma Meltzer president, Tom Wilson vice president, Bennett Lamb secretary, Lawrence Lynas treasurer, Mildred Bowman co-chairman. Committees to be formed at September meeting with location to be announced. Women in Pipecreek Township invited to attend.
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Pipecreek Township
Republican Women's Club
Elwood Public Library
Bennett Lamb
Thelma Meltzer
Tom Wilson
Lawrence Lynas
Mildred Bowman
Township
Women's Club
Edna Armstrong Dies In Mercy Hospital Elwood
Edna Armstrong 66 of 1811 N C St Elwood died at 3 am Wednesday in Mercy Hospital after a brief illness born May 7 1897 in Amboy daughter of Samuel and Anna Hough married Ernest Armstrong January 3 1917 he died December 18 1956 retired from Continental Can after 18 years member of Windfall chapter of Eastern Star Survivors include son Zeke Armstrong a sister Garnet Wines three grandchildren and three nieces The body at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home services Saturday 10 am Burial Elwood City Cemetery.
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Phlox
Copher and Fesler
Copher and
Four Appear In Elwood Court on Young Offenders
Elwood city court heard Tuesday night four defendants. William Wilson, 30, Indianapolis, was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Ronald H Crawford of Muncie paid 5 dollars and costs for public intoxication. Robin F. Achenbach, 27, Franklin, was fined 1 dollar and costs for missing a registration plate. Jimmie Huntsman, 23, Elwood Route 4, was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Wiliam Wilson
Winthrop
Indianapolis
Ronald H Crawford
Muncie
Robin F. Achenbach
Frankin
Jimmie Huntsman
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Insurance Company Earnings Rise in First Half 1963
Reliance Insurance Co reported consolidated after tax earnings of 1.493 million dollars for the first half of 1963, up from 325,755 dollars for the same period in 1962, in Philadelphia.
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UPI
Reliance Insurance Cog
Eight Million Set for Modernizing Plants
Com bus ion Engineering announced it will spend eight million dollars to modernize its plants at St Louis and Chattanooga for making conventional steam generating equipment. Port er, 29, of West Terre Haute, Indiana, was killed when his car crossed the centerline of US 41 in Fair Park and crashed into a semi trailer head on. The trucker, Orel Lavoie, 60, escaped injury.
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UPI
Combusion Engineering, Inc
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Dozes
Farl Park
Ind
Joseph FE. Porter
Rt. 1
West Terre Haute
US. 41
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Orel Lavoie
St. Ann
Holmes Rites Are today
Last rites for Manford L. Holmes aged 54 will be held at 1 30 p m today at the First Baptist Church with Rev Albert E Neher in charge Interment will follow in the 100F Cemetery Friends may view the body at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home until one hour before services then it will be moved to the church.
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Manford L. Holmes
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Karl M. Kyle
Michael Schmitt Enrolls For Tech Engineering
Michael Schmitt, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schmitt of 53 F Eastbirch St, is accepted for enrollment at Indiana Tech starting the fall term on September 23 in the Electrical Engineering Department. Indiana Tech, founded 1930 as an engineering school, now offers engineering plus mathematics physics and chemistry, a two year general education program, and options for three and four year degrees amid a building program including the Dana Science Building dedication in 1958 and a new $200000 library.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana Tech
Michael Schmitt
Herman Schmitt
Eastbirch St
Dana Science
Innocent Plea Made In Traffic Deaths
Indiana truck driver Hochstetler pleaded innocent to two counts of traffic manslaughter in the deaths of William Shaw and Catharine Shaw, a Fort Wayne couple, in Bowling Green Ohio. He was bound to the grand jury under $1000 bail after a prior conviction for driving left of center. The collision occurred when his trailer flipped and slid into the Shaw vehicle on U S 6 east of Bowling Green.
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Ohio
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bill Eugene Hochstetler
Topeka
William Russell Shaw
Catharine
Hochstetler
U.S. 6
Shaw
Two New Members Named to Indiana Employment Board Advisory Council
Lewis Nicolini announced the appointments of Dr J Everett Light of Indianapolis and J Robert Wiley of Elkhart to the advisory council. He also disclosed 13 reappointments to two-year terms. In Jasper Indiana mayor Edwin B Knies died at 52 after surgery for a ruptured diaphragm. He was an oil distributor and Catholic layman.
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UPI
Lewis +. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Board
J. Everett Light
Washington Two
J. Robert Wiley
Elkhart
Excel Corp
Nicolini
Jasper, Ind
Edwin B. Knies
Memorial Hospital
Knies
Horse Numbers Update Restores Next Phase of U.S. Population
The article notes the U.S. horse population has fallen to about three million, outlining historical trends and potential implications for farming, leisure riding, and breeding sectors. It emphasizes demographic shifts and regional variations across states.
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