Sunrise in Ben Tuong Fails to Win Over Vietnamese Villagers
The Sun rise program in Ben Tuong, 40 miles north of Saigon, aims to win peasant allegiance by housing and civil services but faces strong Communist loyalty. Four hamlets are built with regular troops, yet villagers remain largely loyal to the guerrillas. Security relies on army units and Civil Guard squads, with no local self defense arms. Government efforts struggle in deeply Communist terrain.
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Ben Tuong
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Peter Arnett
Associated Press
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Optimistic West Berliners launch 150 million housing project
West Berlin began a six year, 150 million housing plan in Britz near the border with East Germany. Architect Walter Gropius leads the postwar project creating 14 500 homes for 50 000 people with schools, nurseries, churches, shopping areas and subway stations. A copper time capsule was bricked into the wall but stolen before sunrise, prompting a second sealed cylinder.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
Gropius
Alexandrian Masons City honors Woodruff with York Cross of Honor
Herbert T. Woodruff of Alexandria received the York Cross of Honor in Fort Wayne at his induction into the Indiana Priory in the Fort Wayne Masonic Temple The award honors leaders who have served York Rite bodies and Woodruff holds multiple past offices including past master of Summitville Lodge No 69 and past commander of Anderson Commandery No 32 He is a member of Alexandria Chapter 517 Order of Eastern Star and a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Central Indiana
Royal and
Woodruff
Alexandria
Order of Eastern Star
Valley of
Indianapolis
Mona Lisa Exhibit Sought for New York and DC
Plans are under way to bring Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa from the Louvre to New York and Washington if negotiations with France succeed. French officials and museum leaders, including James Rorimer, say the Met could host the painting in a special setting in its gothic hall, possibly next February.
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New York
UPI
Leonardo da Vinci
Washington
Edouard Morot-Sir
Louvre Museum
Paris
Atlantic
Andre Malraux
France
National Gallery
Jacqueline Kennedy
Malraux
Louvre
James J. Rorimer
Metropolitan Museum
Metropolitan
Indiana Guard Announces 1963 Summer Training Dates
Indiana National Guard commanders set 1963 schedules. The 38th Infantry Division and units from Marion and Bedford will train at Ft Knox June 1 to June 15, the Indiana Military Academy at Ft Benjamin Harrison June 8, and all other 38th Infantry units at Camp Grayling July 21 to August 4.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
38Th Infantry
Camp Grayling
Mich
Japan urged to boost instant tea output
The Agriculture and Forestry Ministry in Tokyo urged the Japanese tea industry to increase production of instant tea, signaling a shift from traditional ceremony emphasis to modern beverage needs. This move aims to meet growing domestic demand and expand export potential.
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Tokyo
UPI
Agriculture and Forestry Ministry
Japan
Truck Crash Fatal Near East St. Louis On I 70
Elmer Calverts 48 of Middletown Indiana died in a three truck crash west of East St. Louis on Interstate 70 Friday. Monroe W Milburn 66 also of Middletown Indiana was injured. Both men worked for Morrison Truck Line Chesterfield Indiana.
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East ST. Louis
Elmer Calverts
Middletown
Ind
Here
Monroe W. Milburn
Morrison Truck Line
Chesterfield
Kennedy to Meet Central American Leaders in Costa Rica
President Kennedy will meet with five Central American presidents in San Jose early next year to discuss economic issues and the Communist threat. The White House said February or March is likely, following a briefing by Honduras president Villeda Morales.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Costa Rica
White House
Ramon Villeda Morales
Honduras
Pierre Salinger
San Jose
Villeda
United States
Latin America
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Alberto Libral Camargo
Colombia
Alliance For Progress
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Pope may miss part of ecumenical council closing
Vatican sources say Pope may have to shorten the first session closing ceremonies at St. Peter's Basilica on December 8 if his health improves. He suffers from an ulcer and prostate trouble and may have his speech read aloud if he cannot attend in person.
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Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
China Pullback and Kashmir Talks Dominate India Front
Indian sources report signs of a Chinese pullback in the northeast frontier while Delhi and Islamabad push Kashmir negotiations. Nehru claims talks with Anglo American fact finders are fruitful and seeks military aid, as Pakistan’s Ayub Khan pressures opposition. The Soviet pledge to supply 21 MIGs delays to a later date. Lt. Gen. Kaul is replaced by Gen. Manekshaw in the North East frontier defense. China will free 50 wounded Indian soldiers and three civilians on December 5.
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India
Peking Radio
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Kashmir
Soviet Union
China
B. M. Kaul
V. K. Krishna Menon
North East Frontier Agency
S. H. F. J. Manekshaw
Krishna Menon
Nehru
McCart to Mass Escape Crisis at Boys School
Campbell says Harmeson may transfer back to Pendleton after indicating desire to return to recreation work. If Harmeson declines reform school post he will resign. 135 escapes this year through ten months, up from 43 last year. McCart to oversee Boys School and Indiana Youth Center. Denton to take deputy post. Harmeson formerly Purdue assistant coach and Wabash head coach.
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Campbell
Harmeson
Pendleton
Harreson
McCart
Plainfield Institution
Indiana Youth Center
George F. Denton
Division of Parole
Purdue University
Wabash College
Soviet Shifts Focus from Berlin in Cuba Talks
Mikoyan and Kennedy reported no major breakthroughs after a three hour session in Washington. Officials noted disarmament and a Brazilian proposal for a Latin American nuclear free zone, while Berlin remained a minor topic with no new developments.
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Kennedy
Cuba
New York
Berlin
Latin America
United States
Russia
Kremlin
U.S
Laos
State Department
Lincoln White
White
Geneva
White House
Rusk
Thant Named Secretary General Amid Muted Opposition
U.N. Security Council members reported no opposition to Thant's appointment as secretary general and the term begins with his acting appointment on November 3, 1961. Mikoyan discussed the Cuban crisis with Washington officials as Cuba talks were postponed to Monday to allow more time for review.
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U.S
Thant
Mikoyan
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Washington
Moscow
Remember Security Council
Chile
Ghana
Ireland
Romania
United Arab Republic
Venezuela
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Atlantic Storm Maintains Position Offshore To Coastlines
The weather bureau warned five feet of sand or dunes were washed away by the surge and forecasters said the storm would remain stationary overnight. Low pressure systems should keep it from reaching the mainland while high tides and waves persisted from Florida to New England and ships logged winds near the storm's center at 65 mph, just under hurricane strength.
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Weather Bureau
Florida
New England
Christmas Meaning Through Love and Family Values
A Highland High reflection on the true meaning of Christmas. The author emphasizes family unity, unselfishness, kindness to others, and awareness of those less fortunate. The essay describes snowy scenes, decorating, carols, and personal peace inspired by love as the essence of the season.
Spanish trawler Santa Marina reports fire in distress call
The Span ish fishing trawler Santa Marina sent a distress call Friday reporting a fire 450 miles east of Newfoundland. The flames were quickly extinguished.
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New York
UPI
Santa Marina
Newfoundland
Jean F. McQuiston Obituary in Anderson
Jean F. McQuiston 39 died at home 812 E 21st St Friday. Born August 17 1923 in Anderson daughter of William Caplinger she lived here employment Delco Remy Plant 7 Department 708. Survived by Sherman 8 McQuiston husband Sandra Layton daughter Thomas and Charles Caplinger brothers and Lorri Robin Layton granddaughter. Private funeral. friends asked not to call at funeral home.
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Jean F. McQuiston
21St St
Anderson
William Caplinger
Delco Remy
Department 708
Sherman 8. McQuiston
Ernest
Sandra) Lay- Layton
Thomas Caplinger
Charles Caplinger
Rev Elias C Williams 75 dies in Anderson
The Rev. Elias C Williams 75 of 1329 Locust St Anderson died yesterday at St Johns Hospital at 1 45 pm He was born July 25 1887 in Oxford Ohio and had lived in Anderson 25 years He was associate pastor at Second Baptist Church He belonged to Keystone Lodge No 40 F and AM Kokomo Surviving are his widow Mattie Williams a daughter Maxine Page two grandchildren Eddie Fields and Jacqueline Page Funeral at Second Baptist Church Monday at 1 pm with Rev H A King and Rev Robert Saunders officiating Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call at Underwood and Brooke Funeral Home after 3 pm Sunday The body will lie in state at the church two hours before the service
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Locust St
St. John’s Hospital
Oxford
Anderson
Second Baptist Church
Keystone Lodge No. 40
F & AM
Kokomo
Mattie Williams
Maxine Page
Logansport
Eddie Fields
Jacqueline Page
Las Vegas
Nev
H. A. King
New Albany
Robert Saunders
East Maplewood Cemetery
Underwood and Brooke
Daniel F Burris 78 former Anderson resident dies
Daniel F Burris 78 longtime Anderson resident and former Perce Governor Company employee died yesterday afternoon at Community Hospital Anderson after two weeks as a patient He moved to Pendleton after retirement His wife Hazel died in 1953 Surviving are a daughter Mrs Mary Brown Pendleton two sons Merle and Lester Union City two sisters Mrs Maudie Tresnall New Castle Mrs Elsie Robinson Nineveh four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services at 10 am Monday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial in Harlan Cemetery near Wilkinson Friends may call after 7 pm Saturday at the funeral home
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Daniel F. Burris
Anderson
Perce Governor Company
Pendleton
Rt. 2
Hazel
Mary Brown
Merle
Lester
Union City
Maudie Tresnall
New Castle
Elsie Robinson
Nineveh
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Harlan Cemetery
Funeral services set for Mrs Anna Smith in Anderson
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Smith 81 a longtime Anderson resident will be held today at 2 p m at Park Place Methodist Church The body lies in state at the church this afternoon until services The Rev Gene Smith assisted by Rev Albert Clark will conduct the ceremony Burial will follow at East Maplewood Cemetery
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Anna Smith
Anderson
Park Place Methodist Church
Gene Smith
Albert Clark
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Grover Lipscomb set for today
Funeral services for Grover Lipscomb age 75 will be held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 3 30 p m The Rev John Siner of First Methodist Church will conduct services in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Grover Lipscomb
Baker Brothers
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Elmer T. Calvert 47 of Daleville died in a three vehicle crash near East St. Louis Illinois. He was born December 17 1914 in Texas and lived in Tennessee Akron and Daleville as a truck driver for Morrison Motor Freight. He is survived by his wife Ruth six children and several relatives. Body to be buried in Akron Ohio with Schlup Funeral Home handling arrangements. No funeral details announced.
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Daleville
Rt. 1
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Akron
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Local 35
Afl-Cio
Muncie
Wie
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Brinfield
Judy Lytton
Janet Haggard
Anderson
Joan
Tommy
David
C. L. Calvert
Bethpage
Tenn
Lois Smith
Westmoreland
Evelyn Gilliam
Melvin Calvert
Chicago
Schlup Funeral Home
Funeral service for Robert F. Reeves in Greenfield
Funeral services for attorney Robert F. Reeves will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the family home with Rev. Herschell M. Reed and Rev. C. T. Herod officiating. Burial will follow in Park Cemetery, Greenfield. Condo and Son Funeral Home of Wilkinson handles arrangements.
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Robert F. Reeves
Greenfield
Herschell M. Reed
Alexandria
C. T. Herod
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Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Death of Rev Ferdie Shipley Former resident dies in Florida
The Rev Ferdie Shipley died Wednesday at Mounds Park Hospital in St. Petersburg Florida. A former local resident who graduated from the high school in 1908 he later studied at DePauw University and served several Indiana pastorates before moving to Florida. He is survived by his widow a son two daughters a brother two sisters a half sister and several grandchildren with his parents William and Mrs Shipley also named.
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Ferdie Shipley
Summitville
Mounds Park Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
DePauw University
Indiana
Florida
William Shipley
Car Total This Week To Set 1962 High
Detroit report says U S car production will reach 172 030 autos this week the year's high. Output jumps 30 percent over last week 132 914 and tops the year ago level of 164 834 by over 7 000 units.
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Detroit
UPI
Ward
United States
Funeral service for Phyllis Irene Woodruff held today
Miss Phyllis Woodruff aged 37 is honored at a funeral service at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 p m officiated by Rev Oscar Davis of Fishersburg Methodist Church Burial follows in Vinson Cemetery Summitville
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Phyllis Woodruff
Baker Brothers Funeral
Oscar Davis
Fishersburg Methodist Church
Vinson Cemetery
Summitville
Rites for William H. Myers Held at Local Funeral Home
Rites for William H. Myers were held today at 10 a m at the Brown and Butz Funeral Home. The Rev George A Harris of East Lynn Christian Church conducted the service. Burial followed at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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William H. Myers
Therown and Butz Funeral
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Idlewild Crash Survivors Taken to Police Garage
Airport crash at Idlewild leaves 45 passengers and 5 crew aboard a four engine plane. Fire Commissioner Edward Thompson directed ambulances and Port Authority staff to a rendezvous point as fog hampered fire engine navigation. Police and airport crash equipment responded with two alarms and about a dozen city units.
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Edward Thompson
Thompson
Port Authority
Plane crash finds pilot in Central Illinois woods
In Earlville Illinois a hunting party discovered a crashed plane and the body of Warren E Davis 29 of Portage Indiana the pilot who had been missing since taking off at 230 am Tuesday from Gary Municipal Airport on business to Tulsa Oklahoma The victim was manager of Jones Truck Co Gary Indiana and was last seen on his trip to Oklahoma City area.
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Earlville
Ill
Warren E. Davis
Portage
Ind
Central
Ilinois
Davis
Jones Truck Co
Gary
Gary Municipal
Tulsa
Okla
Anthony Quinn Sees Self Not Yet a Success on Stage and Screen
Anthony Quinn discusses his self driven path in acting. He balances Broadway work in Tchin Tchin with film roles including Lawrence of Arabia and Barabbas. At 46, he aims for a Lear Quixote inspired ultimate role and values mixing theater and cinema.
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Quinn
Plymouth
Barabbas
Elks Club Burns in New Albany Fire
A fire destroyed the Elks Club building in New Albany Indiana early Friday. Damage estimated at 120000 but covered by insurance. The 214 story structure housed the Elks for 62 years with no injuries reported.
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Elks Club
New Albany
Ind
Elks
Grand Opening of Red's Garage on Broadway
New home garage at 2124 Broadway invites all for a grand opening this Saturday. Free coffee and doughnuts all day. Call 642-0130 for details.
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Broadway
Red’s Garage
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