U S Communist Party Indicted for Failure to Register
A federal grand jury indicted the U S Communist Party for failing to register as a subversive organization under the Internal Security Law. The 12 counts allege nonregistration for days and a missing supplemental statement, with potential daily fines totaling $120,000. Justice officials expect possible indictments of individual leaders. no immediate comment from New York headquarters.
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Communist Party
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United States
Robert F. Kennedy
New York City
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Byron White
U.S. Attorney
Indians Set All-Time Scoring Mark In Lopsided Win At New Albany
Anderson Indians dominated Marion Giants 95 to 57 in the North Central Conference opener at the new AHL gym. The 95 points eclipsed the prior school record of 88, last reached in 1960 against Frankfort. With a 39 of 83 shooting performance, every available Indian contributed to a fast-paced, high-pressure attack that built a 46 31 halftime lead and stretched to 67 46 with four minutes left in the fourth quarter before finishing with 95.
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Steve Clevenger
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Owensby
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Frankfort
Bobby Lewis
Dennis Baker
Ed Fuller
Tribe
Bill Mauck
Sammy Nunn
Rex Robbins
Ray Estes
John Givens
Weather brief for today and tomorrow
Partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 53 and low around 38. Tomorrow's high expected near 0 with similar overnight low. Sunrise is 7 53 a.m. Sunset 5 08 p.m. Moonrise at 1 23 a.m. Weather notes reference yesterday's high of 35 and low of 47.
Russia Opens UN Campaign To Seat China
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin opened a broad effort to seat Red China in the United Nations and remove Chiang Kai-shek’s regime. A walkout occurred as Tingfu F. Tsiang accused Peiping of oppressing the Chinese people. Adlai Stevenson urged finding ways to bring UN law into communist China as debate began, the first time in 11 years the issue appeared on the agenda.
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Madison County NAACP Meeting Set For Tonight
Plans are complete for a mass meeting at 7 30 p m in the Anderson High School auditorium. Special music will be featured with Attorney Charles E Wills state NAACP president as principal speaker.
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Wilbur Crosley
Myers Ave
South Side Junior High School
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Madison County
The
NAACP
Anderson High School
Charles E. Wills
Hunter Dies of Heart Attack in Field Nearby
Eulin Spears, 53, of Arcadia Rt. 1 died yesterday while hunting three miles southwest of here. State Police said he fell ill and told companion James Odom he would walk to the car. Odom found Spears dead. Hamilton County coroner ruled it a heart attack.
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Eulin Spears
Rt. 1
Arcadia
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Spears
James Odom
Noblesville
Odom
Hamilton County
Jobs Increase Eight Areas Removed From Serious List
The Labor Department reports eight more industrial centers are no longer on the list of areas with substantial unemployment. The update, covering the past month, reduces the number of cities above 6 percent jobless to 60 out of 150 surveyed, signaling a brighter near term labor outlook compared with previous recession highs.
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Labor Department
Two Whiting S&L Executives Arrested in $1 Million Embezzlement Case
FBI charged Joseph J. Chilla and Benedict Chilla, longtime leaders at Liberty Savings & Loan, with embezzling up to $1 million over 22 years via a secret ledger. Depositors lined up as investigators probe the concealed records and the bank remains open with insured deposits.
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Allan Gillies
Liberty Savings & Loan Association of Whiting
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Joseph J. Chilla
Benedict
Whiting - Hammond-Gary
Chicago
Burnice Geiger
Bountiful
Sheldon
Iowa
Ember
Indiana Warmup Will Continue
December brought unseasonably mild weather to Indiana with daytime highs in the 40s and 50s and even possible low 60s in the southern portions. The five day outlook shows 8 to 12 degrees above normal for early December with cooler conditions and light rain likely early next week, especially in the south.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Scandal Inquiry Report Involves Goldfine and Paperman
Justice Department probes a cross party scandal amid reports Goldfine and Mildred Paperman may testify. Lawrence says testifying could influence prosecutorial action. Goldfine faces tax charges and probation violations. Paperman also faces probation and tax evasion charges connected to Strathmore Woolen Co.
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Boston
Danbury
Conn
Strathmore Woolen Co
Troops Fire Upon Anti-Government Demonstrators
Dominican Republic crisis deepens as troops fire on demonstrators wounding 10 women and a youth. Noise bombs cause injuries while 300 women march in silence. clashes follow Civic Union opposition to military demands. U.S. warships seen offshore amid anti-American chants.
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Dominican Republic
U.S
National Civic Union
Viriato A. Fiallo
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Fiallo
Joaquin Balaguer
Republic
Trujillo
United States Fleet
Interest Limit For Banks Raised To 4 Per Cent
The Federal Reserve raised the maximum rate on savings deposits to 4 percent for one year or more starting January 1, with 3 percent previously in place. Banks may also pay 3 1 2 percent on deposits untouchable for at least six months. About 67 billion dollars are on deposit across some 50 million savings and time accounts in Federal Reserve member banks.
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UPI
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Union Council Seeks Clear U YMCA Financial Answers
AFL-CIO union representatives voiced dissatisfaction with YMCA financial responses to 11 questions raised by Prosecutor Melvin Thornburg. Thornburg may convene a joint committee with union and YMCA officials to resolve discrepancies in bond liquidations and fund reports.
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Thornburg
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Union
Neal Edwards
New Arrivals At St Johns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Russell Ray welcome a boy at 132244 E 38th St. Mr and Mrs William Johnson greet a boy at 2934 Pitt St. Mr and Mrs Osmond Helpling report a girl at 1114 W 8th St. Mr and Mrs John Eddy have a boy at 2940 W 11th St. Mr and Mrs Julius Hill announce a girl at 1721 Sherman St.
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Russell Ray
E. 38Th St
William Johnson
Pitt St
Osmond Helpling
8Th St
John Eddy
11Th St
Julius Hill
Sherman St
Atlas Rocket Hurls Across Atlantic to Test Nuclear Fuel
Cape Canaveral reports the Atlas rocket crossed the Atlantic to gather data for nuclear syntheses on Earth satellites. Its nose cone carried instrument loads to a 5,000 mile target and returned after a 600 mile high orbit, releasing dummy fuel cores while evaluating re entry burnup. NASA and Navy conducted concurrent Polaris missile tests to test nose cone heat endurance during re entry.
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Dam Break Threat Near Lakeport Forces Mass Evacuation
Nearly 600 residents fled the Finley area as a partially completed Earth dam on Highland Springs Creek faced possible collapse after heavy rain. Bulldozers worked to shape an emergency spillway while water cut at the dam’s banks, prompting authorities to prepare the Lakeport fairgrounds exhibit hall for evacuees.
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Calif
Highland Springs Creek
San Francisco
Robert Slayback
U.S. Department of Agriculture
S Conservation Service
Bob Tharp
Lake County Sheriff's Office
Tom White
Finley
Lakeport Fairgrounds
New D R Advancements Announced at Delco Remy Division
Wright C Cotton, Delco Remy comptroller, announces Robert E Forbes moves to new cost analysis duties overseeing procedures and methods. Dr E Kuhl named assistant comptroller to take over Forbes responsibilities. Forbes 30 years in post. Kuhl 19 years GM accounting, Air Force finance service, Detroit Waltz Institute graduate.
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E. Kuhl
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Michigan State University
Kuhl
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