Soviet Paper Labels Kennedy Illusions on World Communism
The Soviet newspaper Literature and Life called President Kennedy's claim that the USSR seeks to communize the world a political delusion. It argued communism triumphs without direct Soviet intervention, driven by justice and irresistible ideas, while noting the dialogue with Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei as useful but cautious.
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Moscow
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Literature and Life
Life and Literature
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
AHS Choralettes Stage Christmas Charity Chili Supper
The Anderson High School Choralettes plan a December 8 chili supper at South Meridian Church of God Fellowship Hall. Serving runs 5 30 to 8 p.m. Tickets are sold by choral members. Proceeds aid underprivileged children. Plans were shaped by the Choralettes Executive Council.
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Choralettes
Anderson High School
Fellowship Hall
South Meridian Church of God
Choralettes Executive Council
Mt. Moriah Plans Dec 9 Yule Party
Mt. Moriah Lodge No. 77 F and A M will host a Christmas Party at the Masonic Temple 1024 Meridian St on December 9 at 7 PM. Fred J. Bryant says hundreds of members and their families will attend with children under twelve as special guests, plus a Santa gift program and holiday entertainment.
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Masonic Temple
Meridian St
Fred J. Bryant
Mt. Moriah
Bryant
Joe D. Fox
Lodge
John W. Dick
Hubert Gibson
Santa Claus
Kennedy Boldness Echoed in Soviet Freedom Debate
The newspaper quotes Kennedy as saying the Soviet people lack political choice while noting American sheriffs prepare to seal Communist party offices and restrain American Communists with steel handcuffs.
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U.S.S.R
Kennedy
America
Communist Party Committees
Delco Remy Center Sees 10015 Park Visitors in 1961
Killbuck Park in Delco Remy Guide Lamp center hosted 10 015 persons during 1961. A large Merry Christmas sign was erected beside Plant 1 of Delco Remy, stretching from the first to the fifth floors.
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Killbuck Park
Delco-Remy-Guide
Delco- Remy
Dominican Crisis Deepens as U S Calls for Moderation
U S troops have patrolled waters near the Dominican Republic since late November after Trujillo family members tried to regain power. The State Department urged restraint and moderation by Dominican leaders as violence inclines away from democracy. A youth was killed by a submachine gun burst in Thursday’s violence, described as a backward step toward democratic reform. The State Department spokesman denied U S involvement in drafting the junta proposal and countered rumors about Balaguer dismissing a Civic Union interim government plan.
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Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Washington
State Department
U.S
Santo Domingo
Balaguer
Civic Union
Teapot Dome Scandal Sheds Light on Harding Era
Scandal inquiry and Goldfine cited for probation violations linked to alleged letter smuggling. Teapot Dome surfaced as a major Harding administration scandal leading to Albert B. Fall's conviction for accepting a $100,000 bribe over naval oil reserves in Wyoming and California. The Teapot Dome name stems from the Wyoming reserve later paired with Elk Hills in California during Fall's tenure.
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Goldfine
Teapot Dome
Warren G. Harding
Albert B. Fall
Harding
Wyoming
California
Elk Hills
Interior Department
Fall
Atlas launch delivers data capsule off West Africa
The Atlas rocket lifted from Cape Canaveral on Friday at 3 40 p m EST to an 82 foot ascent. It reached the target area off the West Coast of Africa about 30 minutes later where a ship and two airplanes waited to recover a data capsule ejected from the nose cone before water impact.
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Cape
Africa
Banks Seek Competitive Edge With Higher Interest Ceiling
The board raised the 3 percent ceiling on savings deposit rates for banks nationwide, citing benefits for commercial banks and the need to compete for foreign and domestic deposits. The Treasury expects support for GOP aims to curb outflow of gold and dollars while preserving key rate limits on shorter and longer deposits.
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Savings and Loan Associations
The
Treasury
Reserve Board
Sunday Church Services Across Local Congregations
A schedule of worship and Sunday School times across several churches including First EUB Madison Avenue Methodist Christ Lutheran and Edgewood Baptist. Services cover 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. worship with sermons on topics such as Growth Through Witnessing You and Your Excuses and The Experience of Grief, plus evening evangelistic services and midweek studies.
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Baptist Youth Training Union
H. M. Heiney
H. L. Lanahan
Christ Lutheran
Madison Avenue
Robert D. Bickel
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Howard H. Western
Methodist Church
Marion C. King
Edgewood Baptist
New Location
Nichol Ave
Irvin F. Johnson
West Side Tabernacle Sunday School
S. E. Hollowell
Indian Oil Minister Rejects Oil Nationalization Push
New Delhi India August 1 UPI Indian Oil Minister K D Malaviya rejected a Communist resolution calling for immediate nationalization of the oil industry He said changing oil possibilities do not require nationalization and the government seeks foreign company participation in India s oil sector.
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New Delhi
UPI
K.D. Malaviya
Malaviya
India
AHS Thespians to Stage The Reluctant Debutant Next Week
Anderson High School’s Thespians announce a light comedy The Reluctant Debutant to be presented next Thursday and Friday in the high school auditorium. The plot follows a mother’s effort to marry off her daughter amid a mixup involving two boys named Dave with cast members listed and Mrs. Maxine Bridges as sponsor.
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Anderson High School
Thespians
Dave
The
Thespian Society
Maxine Bridges
Nancy Thornburg
Kenny Upshaw
Connie Anderson
Connie Sprague
Beverly Williams
Phil Taylor
Steve Todd
Margaret Rector
Chicago
Jobless rates assessed for major metro areas shift
Government figures show a temporary rise in employment in large metro centers followed by seasonal layoffs after Christmas. Total substantial unemployment areas drop to 201 from 206 in October and 217 in September as several regions reclassify to moderate or low unemployment.
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Tampa-St. Petersburg
Fla
Savannah
Worcester
Red Party Faces Prosecution for Unregistered Members
The party leaders and members could face a 10000 dollar fine and up to five years imprisonment for each day of failure to register. Current estimated Communist party membership is about 10000, with overt membership dropping from roughly 89000 after World War II.
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Communist Party
Auburn Woman Killed in Car Crash Near Bridge
Mrs Dorothea Haynes 30 of Auburn was killed when her car crashed into a bridge on a DeKalb County road near Auburn early Friday Police believe she fell asleep at the wheel.
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Auburn
Ind
Dorothea Haynes
DeKalb County
Masai Send Shield and Spear Gift to Kennedy
Masai tribesmen in Kenya, hard hit by drought that has devastated cattle, send a shield and spear to President Kennedy as thanks for relief food from America.
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Natrobs
Kenya
Kennedy
America
Stevenson denies Illinois senate run plans
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Adlai Stevenson said he has no plans to seek the Illinois U.S. Senate seat next year. The report notes Connecticut has about 4,300 gasoline filling stations.
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Adlai
Race Plans
New York
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Ilinois
Connecticut
US opposition to seating Peiping regime at UN
Stevenson warned the United Nations against admitting the Peking regime, arguing it would be irreversible, destabilizing, erode public confidence, and meet two impossible Chinese Communist demands. He cited Formosa’s 11 million under Nationalist China and the broader jurisdiction it claimed. The assembly adjourned until Monday.
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Stevenson
U.S
Peiping
United States
United Nations
People’s Republic of China
Republic of China
Assembly
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Formosa
Two Plead Guilty in Insurance Fraud Case
Roy Gordon and Overstreet of Elba Alabama pleaded guilty in U S federal court to conspiracy in a case where the Army was tricked into paying 82876 in fraudulent insurance premiums. Judge William E Steckler ordered a pre sentence investigation.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Roy Gordon
Zebbie Dee Overstreet
Ebba
Ala
Gordon
Overstreet
Elba
William E. Steckler
Doolittle First To Fly Across Continental North America
James Doolittle achieves a historic solo cross continent flight in a single day marking a milestone in aviation history.
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James Doolittle
American
Thefts Believed Involved $2 Million From Bank Run By Father’s Company
Two Hammond brothers Joseph and Benedict Chilla faced federal charges after an FBI probe found a secret ledger diverting funds from Liberty Savings Bank. They waived a preliminary hearing. bond set at $5,000 each. Neighbors and parish members described them as generous but capable of risky deals with trusted associates.
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Hammond
Ind
Joseph
Benedict
Chillas
U.S
Wilbur J. Glendening
Glendening
Joseph Chilla
Benedict Chilla
Board of Directors
Gillies
FBI
Association
Peter Stecy
Liberty Savings’ Board
United Press International
Edward Homco
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
Father Homco
Arraignment Set In Deputy Slaying At Gary Ambush
Paul T. Kennedy 20 of Gary is slated for arraignment on a first degree murder charge in the drive way ambush that killed Deputy Sheriff Edward J. Blakely. Kennedy’s Friday court appearance was postponed as his attorney was tied up on another case. The shootings also killed Robert Caldwell 30 and wounded Michael Tomasich Jr. 50, both of Gary.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Paul T. Kennedy
Gary
Edward J. Blakely
Circuit
Paul Georgi
Blakely
Robert Caldwell
East Gary
Michael Tomasich Jr
Courier rescuer wins pardon in Curacao case
John Catharina, 25, who fled his burglary trial to save a drowning mother and three children, received a pardon from the governor after serving six months. The mother and children aged 4, 8, and 9 appealed for clemency, and Catharina walks free.
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Curacao
Netherlands Antilles
John Cathanlina
Catharina
Emma Zimmerman Services Set At Nazarene Church
Emma Zimmerman 54 of 25 South Drive died Thursday and services are at 2 p m Monday at the First Church of the Nazarene with Rev John C Wine and Rev Walter V Greek officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home handling arrangements. Her body lies in state at the church an hour before service.
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Emma Zimmerman
South Drive
Church of the Nazarene
John C. Wine
Walter V. Greek
South Side Church
Kevin Stewart de
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
George C. Myers 87 of Frankton dies at Soldiers Home Lafayette. Spanish American War veteran, survived by daughter Mutt Davis, Eula Hughes, son Dale Myers, and two sisters. Funeral at Murphy Funeral Home Lafayette with burial at Soldiers Home. Ida Ann Smith 88 of Pendleton dies Thursday. funeral at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Frankton
George C. Myers
Mulford (Mutt) Davis
Lafayette
Galion
Ohio
Charles Myers
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lutheran Church
Decatur
Eula Hughes
Muncie
Dale Myers
Laura Tracht
May Benbeck
Ft. Myers
Fla
Murphy Funeral Home
Soldiers Home
Pendleton
Ida Ann Smith
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Mechanicsburg
Lapel Service for Mrs Bertha Hartman
Funeral services for Bertha Hartman 86 lifelong Lapel Fishersburg resident will be held at 2 p m today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Donald Grandlinard of Arrow Avenue Wesleyan Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Hare Cemetery west of Lapel. Friends are receiving callers.
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James A. McAvoy
Westfield
Mary Foland van Horn
Perkinsville
McMullen
LAPEL
Bertha Hartman
Fishersburg
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Donald Grandlinard
Arrow Avenue Wesleyan Methodist Church
Hare Cemetery
World Council of Churches elects 100 member central committee
The World Council of Churches elected a 100 member central committee on Thursday. Included is J Irwin Miller of Columbus Indiana, president of the National Council of Churches.
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New Delhi
UPI
World Council of Churches
J. Irwin Miller
Columbus
Ind
National Council of Churches
Defense aims to shield Guardsmen from rent and job bias
The Defense Department launched a twofold campaign to curb rent gouging and price hikes while protecting reservists and National Guardsmen from workplace discrimination as they are recalled to service amid the Berlin crisis. The policy seeks voluntary cooperation from landlords and merchants and urges fair treatment to safeguard manpower and national readiness.
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Washington
API
Defense Department
National
Pentagon
Berlin
Pennsylvania
Lyman Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Frankfurter Birth Told, Austria to U.S. Justice
A report notes Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter was born in Austria and later became a distinguished member of the U.S. judiciary. The piece highlights his immigrant background and ascent to the high court.
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Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Austria
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