Mass assault trial jury views woods where girl was harmed
An all male jury examined the Leominster area woods near 2 Lovers Lane as prosecutors recount a three hour night ride and rape of a 15 year old girl by nine defendants aged 17 to 29. Police guards and restrained access marked the inspection. The victim’s father is a Leominster chemical firm executive and her Dartmouth student escort was 20. Names withheld pending privacy. Bail set at 390600 split among defendants.
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Buddy L
Bransford Hawaiian Green Views Monday Meeting
At the December gathering of a Methodist Men group Oscar Hilligos presents a color movie of his Hawaii vacation. The show includes scenes of Dr. and Mrs Wesley H. Bransford, former First Methodist minister. The event at the First Methodist Church includes a Farris Cafeteria dinner at 6 pm on Monday December 12. All men of the church are invited and encouraged to attend. the program is free.
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De Gaulle Wins Nuclear Force Backing In France
France approves a 1.2 billion dollar project to build a national nuclear deterrent with bombs and delivery systems under De Gaulle, despite opposition and censure attempts. The plan bypasses the Senate after three readings and aims for independent nuclear capability with strong executive control.
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Paris
France
Atomic Club
National Assembly
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Natonal Assembly
Fifth Republic
Senate
Michel Debre
Assembly
de l ‘Gaulle
Budget Surplus Exceeds Estimates by 156 Million in 1960
Treasury reports the 1960 budget surplus at 1.224 billion dollars, 156 million higher than early figures. Revenues reach 78.457 billion, while expenditures total 75.509 billion, with details of allocations and upcoming services including funerals and burials for local residents.
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Mbas
UY Paul
Eee
Een A
John Herr
Gravelie
Indianapais
Gueve Iawn
Forbhille
Esville
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties list John J Conn 8 of Middletown retired farmer with services at Ballard and Ishby Funeral Home. George R Sparks 67 of Shelbyville formerly of Warringon and Anderson died at home. burial in Harrisian Cemetery after services in Wilkinson. Survivors include Clifford Conn and Edna Sparks.
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Middletown
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Adam EB
Evangelical United Brethren' Church
Honey Creek
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Ishbey
A. F. Byrne
Lewisville
Miller Cemetery
George Sparks Wilkinson
George R. Sparks
Howard St
Shelbyville
Warrington
Anderson
Police Department
Hancock County
Nevil R
Rachel Newman Sparks
Condo Andj Son
Wilkinson
Funeral
Glen Cusningetham
Wilkinson Church of Is Christ
Harrisan Cemetery
Harry McKinley
George St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert W. Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Anderson Obituaries List Reflects Local Notables
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby areas report services for Mary Helen Brown of Redkey and Bertha Skillman of Checotah, with survivors including daughters and siblings. Other notices honor Tom Jacob of Farmland, Louis Smith of Anderson, and Martha Dailey of Jacksonville, with details of burial arrangements, church services, and local funeral homes in the mix.
Metropolitan Plan debated by Indiana Bell executive
An Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce official termed the Metropolitan Plan a key freeway for communications as William Book of Indiana Bell testified at a two day Indiana Public Service Commission hearing. The plan would connect toll free lines to Central Indiana, with higher Bell rates for most customers, and target growth into the 1960s.
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Indiana
Madison County
Indianapolis
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Tion
Paul M. Hahn
Harold Wittler
Bell
Department
J. P. Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Co
Labor Department
California Public Utilities Commission
California
Southern California Gas Co
Southern Counties Gas Co
NASA
Air Force
Th Navy
Jury Selected to Try Ex-Judge Brennan for Perjury Elicitation
A jury of six men and six women was seated in Indianapolis to hear charges that former Judge Norman E. Brennan elicited perjured testimony from a woman client in a divorce case. State's Attorney Adamelewski sought time to review files before deciding on disqualification.
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Norman E. Brennan
Brennan
Superior Court 3
Benjamin Adamelewski
Darar
Senegal
Senégal
Chicago
Sertomans To See Film On Communism
Sertoma Club members will view a film on Communism at their regular Thursday meeting in the Saddle and Sirloin venue.
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Sertoma Club
Regume
Saddle N' Sir Loin
Congo Crisis Voices Clash Over UN Council Approach
United States said it would continue council meetings under regular procedure and would flag cases like Congolese legislator Alphonse Songolo, reportedly beaten and blinded at Stanleyville by pro Lumumba forces. Soviet delegation distributed a statement blaming the US Belgium Britain and France for recent Congo events, including actions against Lumumba.
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United States
Alphonse Songolo
Stanleyville
Zorin
Hammarskjold
Belgium
Britain
France
Congo
Lumumba
Moretta Kinsey Hinsey Redkey teacher dies at 87
Moretta Kinsey Hinsey 87 of Redkey widow of Lindbergh School teacher in Redkey died at Portland Hospital after an extended illness. Born Onward she was the daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth Kinsey Boyer. She was past worthy matron of the Cosmos Club and a member of the Christian Church in Redkey. Survivors include daughter Saundra Sue Kelly of Indianapolis and William Lee Fidler, as well as a grandson and two great grandchildren. The Kaylor Nichols Clinic at Bluffton aided care. services will be held at Redkey.
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Indianapolis
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Sulphur Springs
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Pendleton
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Anderson
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Frankton
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