Indiana deer season ends as teens cited in collisions
The Indianapolis report notes deer season closure with no confirmed kill and cites an Anderson teenager injured in a two car crash at sundown. Police record shows multiple investigations including murder indictments and a Crane Navy data effort referenced amid a flood of unrelated items.
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Atlas flier Enos returns for medical check at Bermuda
Enos and his craft were plucked from the Atlantic by the destroyer Stormes and brought to Kindley Air Force Base for a physical exam. Upon arrival at Bermuda he appeared bright and calm though tired, took a short hospital walk, then returned to his room. He will fly back to Cape Canaveral Friday for a fuller mental and physical checkup.
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Enos
Atlantic Ocean
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Kindley Air Force
Enos Re
Cape’ S Canaveral
Speeding and related fines issued in Anderson City Court
In Anderson City Court Emerson Blake 18 of Rt. 5 was fined $5 and costs for speeding. Marion Harrington 21 of Indianapolis paid $1 and costs for speeding. Kenneth Webb 28 of 2493 Crystal St. was fined $1 and costs for speeding. Sarah Weilen 37 of Rt. 1 Daleville charged with disobeying a stop sign and paid $51 and costs. Ward Harrington 21 of Indianapolis had no registration and paid $5 and costs with $15 suspended. William Morgan 28 of Indianapolis faced no registration and paid $5 and costs. Judge George Pancol presided.
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Anderson City Cour
Emerson Blake
Rt. 5
Marion Harrington
Indianapolis
Kenneth Webb
Crystal St
Sarah Weilen
Rt. 1
Daleville
Ward Harrington
William Morgan
George Pancol
Fleeing prisoner rescues mother and children at harbor
In CURACAO Netherlands Antilles John Cathalina 25 on burglary trial fled courtroom and fled past harbor zone. He heard a woman and three children screaming from the water and jumped in to rescue them. Police caught him and returned him to jail.
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Netherlands Antilles
John Cathalina
Cathalina
Beating Draws Frum Rage and U.N. Beatings in Katanga
Senator Thomas Dodd and other U.S. officials witnessed a Katangese assault on U.N. personnel Tuesday night. George Smith of Australia, acting U.N. chief in Katanga, demanded arrest and apology from Katanga authorities for the beatings with rifle butts and fists. Dodd left for Angola after a Katanga tour escorted by Tshombe and did not comment further.
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Thomas Dodd
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U.N
George Smith
Australia
Katanga
Smith
Angola
Tshombe
Postmaster Sid Charais dies after 35 years service
Gary Indiana AP reports the death of Sid Charais a 64 year old postmaster who served 35 years since 1955 burial planned at Kentland Charais died Wednesday night after an incident involving armed guards and post office staff. The article also notes Christmas seal campaigns and TB concerns in Madison County with volunteers praised for efforts.
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Tshombe
Katanga
Moise
U.S
Louis Hoffacker
Dent
Madison County
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Vderson
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Smith
Gary
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Population growth and housing needs in modern America
Hodges argues that steady population growth fuels the economy and will bring demand for homes, schools, and goods as three million newcomers arrive annually. He predicts the U.S. population may hit 200 million in five years, while Census director Scammon notes the presence of a vast, growing populace.
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Richard Scammon
Ida Ann Smith 88 Pendleton Obituary Notice
Ida Ann Smith 88 of Rt 3 Pendleton died Thursday evening after 45 years in Madison County. Born July 26 1873 in Henry County she was the daughter of George and Margaret Bright Craig. Survived by grandson Roy Reger and son in law Clarence Reger of Markleville. funeral at Cando and Son Wilkin son with viewing after 7 pm. burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery. James S May 68 of 622 W 10th St dies Wednesday. services 10:30 am at residence with Rev. Laird Barclay of Trinity Episcopal officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Family Mausoleum. Albright Burial Home in charge.
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Pendleton
Ida Ann Smith
Rt. 3
Madison County
Cando and Son
Wilkinson
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Mechan
Nesburg Cemetery
James May i
James S. May
W. 10Th St
David Laird Barclay
Trinity Episcopal Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Albright
Funeral services for Mrs Emma J Zimmerman announced
Emma J Zimmerman 35 South Drive died Thursday at St John s Hospital after a three month illness. Born September 7 1907 in Dwajack Michigan she lived in Anderson 25 years married Henry Zimmerman in 1927. Survivors include husband son Richard three daughters and several brothers and a sister. Funeral at First Church of the Nazarene with burial in Memorial Park.
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South Drive
St. John’s Hospital
Dwajack
Mich
C. Dora
Clea Hoppus
Anderson
Henry Zimmerman
Zimmer ‘Rman
First Church of the Nazarene
Richard Zimmerman
Leroy Kelly
Don Ellison
Indianapolis
Harry Seward
North Manchester
Ind
John Hoppas
Lansing
Edgar Hoppas
Columbia City
Harry Hoppas
Fostoria
Ohio
Arnold Landis
Fort Wayne
Harold E. Rozelle
Hgts i First Church of the Nazarene Ringery
Anders
John C. Wine
Son High School
Walter B. Greek
Anderson College
South Side
Deleo-Remy Divi
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Memorial Park
Nestate
Henry County
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Infant DeShong Kevin Stewart DeShong son of Fonce and Joyce Norris DeShong of Anderson died shortly after admission to St John’s Hospital after ten days of illness. Survivors include parents and paternal and maternal grandparents. Jold E Rozelle Funeral Home handling arrangements. Bertha Hartman Lapel longtime resident of Lapel Fishersburg area died at Irene Byron Sanitarium Fort Wayne after extended illness. Surviving daughter Ruth Huntzinger Elwood son Hervey Harless Anderson sisters and brothers listed. Services at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with burial Hare Cemetery. A dictating machine with remote microphone and transmitter enables distant use by businesspeople near large plants.
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Kevin Stewart DeShong
Fonce
Joyce Norris DeShong
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Elvin DeShorg J
Walter Norris
Har ‘Jold E. Rozelle
Bertha Hartman
Bertha Ellen ‘Hartman
Lapel
Fishersburg
Irene Byron
Fort Wayne
Hartman
J Jackson Township
Henry Harless
William Hartman
Hare Cemetery
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Soviet Move on Syria and Kuwait in Near East Strategy
The report notes Moscow’s quick recognition of Syria after it split from the UAR and Soviet criticism of Nasser’s crackdown on local Communists. Zorin calls Kuwait a British colony usable as a military base for operations in the Near and Middle East.
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4-H Leaders Recognized For Civic Skills And Scholarships
Buck received a 400 dollar scholarship in the leadership program after six years teaching younger 4-H members about the program's meaning. He was Indiana Junior Leader Council president in 1959. Linda, a Purdue junior, won an achievement trip to the 1960 H Congress for her canning project and was a delegate to the National 4-H Conference in Washington.
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Indiana
Linda
Purdue University
Shey
Washington
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