New Budget Chief Builds His Vigorous Resume
David Elliott Bell, 41, the new budget chief, is a tall sportsman who enjoys football and bowling and has traveled widely with a lean, simple taste. A Pomona College and Harvard-educated economist, he has taught at Harvard and lectured on economics since 1957. Bell has served in the Budget Bureau, White House, and as an adviser to Pakistan, and is married to Mary Barry with two children.
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Pomona College
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Harvard Law School
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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Department of Economics and Research
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Jamestown
N.D
War Organization
U.S. Budget Bureau
Marine Corps
Budget Bureau
White House
Harry S. Truman
Rockefeller Public Service
Pakistan
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Mary Barry
Altoona
Susan
Peter
Eisenhower
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Democratic Congress
Venezuelan Student Leftists Surrender at Caracas University
In Caracas the last holdout leftist students surrendered as tanks rolled in after a week of clashes with government troops. They abandoned their fort called Stalin grad and faced final cleanup after reinforcements arrived from interior bases.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Caracas University
Romulo Betancourt
University Council
Stalingrad
Five Ton Satellite Burns Out After Return Failure
Mosow Tass reports the Soviet five ton satellite burned up on reentry after an attempted return. Data had been gathered before reentry as scientists tested manned space flight readiness and animal biology experiments aboard.
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Tass
Earth
Addrass
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Bedford
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England
National Space Surveillance Control Center
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Lt. Kimball Ends Chemical Course
Army 2d Lt. Donald R. Kimball twenty two son of Mr and Mrs R M Kimball 902 Raible Ave has completed the officer orientation course at the Chemical Corps School Fort McClellan Alabama The eight week course trained newly commissioned Chemical Corps officers Kimball is a 1956 graduate of Anderson High School and a 1960 Purdue University alum.
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R. M. Kimball
Raible Ave
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Fort McClellan
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Kimball
Anderson High School
Purdue University
Morton Says Nixon Has Remote Inaugural Chance
In Chicago Senator Thruston Morton says a full vote recount could show Nixon won Illinois though the chance remains remote. He cites Chicago irregularities and a GOP review showing Nixon gains, while Daley accuses Morton of propagandist motives.
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Nixon
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Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Missouri
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New Jersey
New Mexico
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Kennedy
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Electoral Board
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Ilinois Volunteers For Nixon Committee
City Hall
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Selkirk settlers bring agriculture to Manitoba in 1812
The arrival of Selkirk settlers introduced farming to Manitoba in 1812 marking a key shift in regional development and settlement patterns.
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Manitoba
Selkirk
Kennedy to Name Hodges Commerce Head Saturday
Kennedy plans to announce North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges as secretary of commerce on Saturday in Palm Beach. Hodges would be Kennedy’s second cabinet appointment with a press conference set for 10 15 a m EST.
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Hodges Commerce
Palm Beach, Fla
Caroline
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Palm Beach
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Eisenhower
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
West Palm Beach
National Airport
Georgetown University Hospital
Jacqueline
John
Georgetown
Break-Ins Plague Police Report
A wave of petty thefts and break-ins is reported. Mrs Myrtle Morris on Charles Street 2329 lost seven pens in a ransacked home. Four hubcaps and fender skirts stolen from Max Rickards 1957 Ford Fairlane. John Harder 412 West Std St had four hubcaps stolen from a 1957 MG. Broadway Beverage Co. 608 Broadway entered. cigars taken by youths. Bent molding at Powell Dorsle 21 W 8th St shows break-in attempt. A man exposed himself to an 11 year old girl in the 2500 block of Morton Street. described as heavyset, middle-aged, crew-cut, driving a late model car.
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Myrtle. Morris
Charles St
Max Rickard
Silver St
John K. Harder
West Std
Chase Street
Broadway Beverage Co
Broadway
Powell and Dorsle
8Th St
Morton St
Sewer District Faces $25 000 Damages Suit in Easement Case
The Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy District is sued in Superior Court by Lee B. Imel and Audra Imel for $25,000 alleging erosion pools and sewage contamination from an open drain through a nine acre tract. Plaintiffs claim misrepresentation by the district directors, the agent and engineer regarding open ditch construction and health rules. The suit seeks to set aside the easement, $10,000 to restore land value and $15,000 exemplary damages. Defendants include the district directors Ray Wood Wahn Dean Samuel Hiles and engineer Martin Milling.
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Superior Court
Feld
Stewart and Austin Law
Lee B. Imel
Audra Imel
E. 10Th
White River
Conservancy District
Imels
Ray Wood
Wahn Dean
Samuel Hiles
Martin Milling
Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher Head to Palm Springs
Elizabeth Taylor and husband Eddie Fisher depart New York for a two week Palm Springs vacation. Fisher says the rest and sunshine will be psychologically beneficial for the actress after illness.
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New York
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Friday
Los Angeles
Eddie Fisher
California
Fisher
Palm Springs
Terre Haute Woman Killed After Truck Strikes Pedestrian
A Terre Haute woman identified as 48 year old Ruth Jared died Friday afternoon after being struck by a truck on a Terre Haute street. Police said the driver, Wallis, 32, of Casey, was involved in the incident and cooperating with investigators.
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Terre Haute
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Ruth Jared
Wallis
Casey
Piston Fire Engine of Hero Described from antiquity
A piston operated fire engine used around 350 B C described in the writings of Hero of Alexandria. It explains early engineering for water lifting and crowd control using a hand pump and sealed vessels.
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Hero of Alexandria
Elks Memorial Service Scheduled for Sunday
The Elks announce a memorial service set for Sunday at 2 p.m. Readers are invited to attend in memory of departed members.
Services for Gerald L Huey in Anderson area
Gerald L Huey died Thursday and services are set for 2 p m Monday at First Methodist Church Anderson with Rev Robert L Fribley. Friends may call at Paul C Cory Funeral Home Fortville after 3 p m today and again after 1 p m Monday at the church. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery near Fortville. Survivors includeHelen. two daughters Sue Smith and Barbara Sparks. a stepsister Ruby York. 10 grandchildren.
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Nichol Ave
First Methodist Church
Anderson
Robert L. Fribley
Paul C. Cory
Fortville
Gravel Lawn
Helen
Sue
Lawrence E. Smith Jr
Barbara
Julian Sparks
Indianapolis
Ruby York
Greensburg
Mobutu's forces seize ex-premier Lumumba near Port Francqui
A mobutu era security sweep in the Congo captured ex-premier Patrice Lumumba at Port Francqui as Mobutu's 180 strong military police blockaded the area. Mobutu threatened to shoot if no one came for Lumumba by 2 p.m. He ordered safe return and dispatched a plane to fetch him while arresting six companions. Anicet Kamura and Maj. Georges Grenfell were among those seized.
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Port Francqui
Leopardville
Lumumba
Anicet Kashamura
Georges Grenfell
Vehicle recovered. suspect released from prison
State Police Indianapolis Police Department recovered the vehicle. Shull picked up Mercer after locating the truck on the highway around 6 p.m. It had run out of gas. The suspect had been released from prison after serving a long term for escape, vehicle taking and kidnapping.
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Indianapolis
Shull
Mercer
Youth Work Camp Travel Plan for Caribbean Outreach
North American youth groups and other congregations prepare a six week work camp in Trinidad. American workers will join a three day orientation in Miami then travel to Port of Spain to work under Rev Don Johnson at the West Indies Bible Institute. They will visit Barbados Grand Cayman and Jamaica during the Caribbean itinerary.
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Egly
Miami
Trinidad
Caribbean
Barbados
Grand Cayman
Jamaica
Church of God Long
West Indies Bible Institute
Port of Spain
Don Johnson
New Community Hospital Progress Update
The new Community Hospital will provide 140 patient beds and will be air conditioned. The structure is roofed and enclosed to allow winter work, with ducts and chillers installed and the cooling tower in place. Completion and opening are tentatively set for December 1961 or January 1962.
Auto Output Rises. U S Car Firms Beat 1959 Pace
U S auto makers produced over one million more cars and trucks in the first 11 months of the year than the same period in 1959 according to company reports. GM leads with 598,286 more units, Ford up 164,282, Chrysler 287,972, and American Motors 82,277 ahead.
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Detroit
United States
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler Corp
American Motors
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Joseph M. Schaller 55 of Noblesville route died Thursday night at Robert Long Hospital Indiana polis. He moved to Perkinsville 18 years ago and married Edra Gault in 1931. He leaves parents Michigan native siblings and Munster ties. Funeral services at St Thomas More Munster with burial in Hammond.
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Joseph M. Schaller
Rt. 2
Noblesville
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Dyer, Ind
Michael
Amma Schall
Perkinsville
Edra Gault
Chesterfield Infant Dies at St Johns Hospital
Chesterfield Kimberley Kay Garrett one day old died Thursday night at St John's Hospital Anderson. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs William Garrett grandparents Mr and Mrs P B Garrett Sulphur Springs sister Teri Jo three half sisters Brenda Connie Sue Wilhoit Ginny Lynn Garrett Muncie half-brother Daniel Wilhoit uncles and aunts. Graveside services conducted Friday Miller Cemetery Middletown by Rev Harold Clark Chesterfield Christian Church. Arrangements Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown.
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Kimberley Kay
William Garrett
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
P. B. Garrett
Sulphur Springs
Teri Jo
Brenda
Connie Sue Wilhoit
Ginny Lynn Garrett
Muncie
Daniel Wilhoit
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Infant Kevin Harper Cox Graveside Service in Frankton
Graveside services for Kevin Harper Cox infant son of Mr and Mrs Warren Cox of Frankton will be held at 10 a.m. today at KP IOOF Cemetery Frankton conducted by Rev Joseph Adams of Frankton Methodist Church. George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton arranged. The baby was born Wednesday and died Thursday.
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Kevin Harper Cox
Warren Cox
KP Ioof
Joseph Adams
Flora A McCullough 93 dies in New Castle hospital
Mrs Flora A McCullough age 93 of Hagerstown widow of Sam McCullough died Thursday night in Henry County Hospital New Castle. Surviving are a son Jeff McCullough two daughters Leora Mani and Grace Vestal nine grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Friends call after noon today at L S Gray Funeral Home Hagerstown. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Salem Baptist Church east of Hagerstown with Elder Ralph Tuly officiating. Burial in Salem Cemetery.
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Hagerstown
Flora A. McCullough
Sam McCullough
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Jeff McCullough
Leora Mani,wid
Grace Vestal
Pendleton
L. S. Gray Funeral Home
Salem Baptist Church
Ralph Tuly
Salem Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles C. DeLawter in Lapel
Lapel resident Charles C. DeLawter 88 died Thursday. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel with Rev. J. Thomas Hodson of Lapel Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Brookside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Charles C. DeLawter
Fisher Brothers
J. Thomas Hodson
Jackson Township wins fifth straight by defeating Fall Creek
Jackson Township beat Fall Creek 32 to 29 at Fall Creek Heights gym to claim its fifth consecutive win. Beck scored 19 points for the winners.
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Jackson
Fall Creek
Fall Creek Heights
Beck
Phillips warns on gifts for All America high school teams
Indianapolis AP L. V. Phillips commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association warns that players accepting gifts or trips as members of so called All America high school teams may jeopardize eligibility. He said none of the national prep honor teams are sanctioned by state associations.
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Indianapolis
L. V. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Phillips
Leafs Center Ron Stewart Faces Indefinite Outing
Toronto Maple Leafs center Ron Stewart broke his right ankle in a Thursday game at Montreal. Stewart crashed into the boards in the final minute, his skate slicing into the wooden planking as he fell, and the club said he will be out indefinitely.
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Ron Stewart
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Stewart
Obituary: Mrs Martha Dailey Former pastor's wife dies
Mrs Martha Dailey wife of Rev Charles B Dailey longtime pastor at Second Baptist Church Anderson died Friday The couple had recently moved to a southern city for church work Her parents were William E Newsom and Alice Newsom of Cross Street Rd near Anderson Visitation will be 6 p m Thursday Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home Anderson Services in Jacksonville at 4 p m Wednesday Graveside at East Maplewood Cemetery 2 p m Friday conducted by Rev Robert L Saunders Second Baptist Church
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Charles B. Dailey
Second Baptist Church
Anderson
William E
Alice Newsom
Cross Street Rd
Jacksonville
East Maplewood Cemetery
Robert L. Saunders
Leonard P. Underwood
Birth of Janice Darlene Goolsby in Anderson
Janice Darlene Goolsby daughter of Ed and Ethel Lee Goolsby Sr. died at birth at 12 28 am Friday in St John hospital. Survivors include parents a grandfather Howard Goolsby of Anderson two sisters Mary Jodell Goolsby and Mrs M Alice Jordan both of Anderson three brothers Ed Jr Willie Frank and Robert all of Anderson nine uncles 12 aunts and many cousins. Graveside services set for 10 am Monday at East Maplewood Cemetery. Arrangements by Leonard P Underwood Funeral Home.
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Janice Darlene Goolsby
Ethel Lee Goolsby Sr
Wallton St
St. John’s Hospital
Howard Goolsby
Anderson
Mary Jodell Goolsby
Alice Jordan
Ed Jr
Willie Frank
Robert
East Maplewood
Leonard P. Underwood
Mrs Anna C Finley Rites Held At St Marys Church
Services for Mrs Anna C Finley aged 70 of 1713 Poplar Street are set for 9 a.m. Monday at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. A 2 p.m. service today will be at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Anna Finley
Anna C. Finley
Poplar St
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Pleasant Walk
Harold E. Rozelle
Services for Chellis B Thom as to be held in Toledo
Services for Chellis B Thom as 53 of 303 West 34th Street die Wednesday. Arrangements by Blanchard Brothers Funeral Home Toledo Ohio. Funeral service set for Monday in Toledo.
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Chellis B. Thomas
34Th St
Toledo
Ohio
Blanchard Brothers Funeral Home
Sylvania Ave
Mrs. Elizabeth Amos Dies at 63 in Greenfield
Services for Elizabeth Amos 63 of 809 East 19th Street will be held at 2 p.m. today at Hendryx and Fields Mortuary Greenfield. Burial follows in Park Cemetery Greenfield. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Elizabeth Amos
Hendryx and Fields Mortuary
Greenfield
Park Cemetery
Services for Lula Hartzell at Rozelle Funeral Home
Mrs Lula B Hartzell 59 of 2505 Raible Ave died Wednesday. Funeral at 2 p m today conducted by Rev Wayne Yeater and Rev Dwight Gamble at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Lula B. Hartzell
Raible Ave
Harold E. Rozelle
Wayne Yeater
Dwight Gamble
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lapel Bulldogs top Greenfield for fourth straight win
Lapel freshmen defeated Greenfield 35 to 27 at Lapel as Teeters scored 15 points to lead the Bulldogs. Pasco and Barrett scored 12 and 10 for Greenfield in the setback. Box scores note Greenfield 39 Lapel 28 in eighth grade and Lapel 26 Greenfield 22 in seventh grade.
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Bulldogs
Pasco
Barrett
Lapel
IHSAA Sets Minimum Swimming Standards
Indianapolis AP reports the IHSAA set minimum standards for entrants at the women’s state meet on Feb 17-18 in Purue. Standards include events from 400 yard freestyle to 200 yard individual medley with times and a two-event win requirement for divers.
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Indianapolis
IHSAA
Purue
Southport
Anderson
Franklin
Satellite sighting over Indiana announced
Echo I satellite will appear in the northern sky over Indiana at 6 24 p m CDT Saturday moving northeast More than 1 700 000 persons own stock in motor vehicle and automotive equipment manufacturing companies
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Indianapolis
Echo I
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