Newburgh Manager Charged in Bribe Conspiracy Case
Newburgh City Manager Joseph Mitchell and real estate operator Lawrence J. De Masi were arrested on charges of conspiring to take a $20,000 bribe. Prosecutors say Mitchell demanded the fee to assure rezoning of Wahrhaftig property. Both face four counts including bribery and conspiracy.
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Newburgh
N.Y
UPD
Joseph Mitchell
New Jersey
Lawrence J. de Masi
de Masi
Hillsdale
New York
Mitchell
Christmas Apple Gift Pack From Nick's Orchard
Nick's Orchard offers a Christmas gift pack featuring Red Delicious and Gold Delicious apples. Crisp and juicy fruit advertised at a fair price with early ordering encouraged. Contact Nick's Orchard, Inc. at 642-5081 to place orders.
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Nick’s Orchard, Inc
Two Face Indictments In Slayings In Franklin Indiana
Indictments returned against Noble Georries 42 and Delphine Ott 61 for first degree murder. Geerries charged with premeditation in shooting Edgar Rousey 42 a Bataan survivor on his farm. Ott charged with premeditation in killing her mother Ruth Orgain 84 with a hatchet and second degree murder in killing neighbor Elizabeth Mahaffey 80.
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Rousey
Gearries
Ott
Ruth Orgain
Franklin
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Mona Lisa to Be Shown in United States
The Mona Lisa will be shown in the United States according to a statement from the French Embassy issued Friday. The painting of the lady with the mysterious smile will travel to an American venue as part of an international exhibit.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia Says Tests Inspection Bid Made
A Soviet spokesman said an offer to permit international inspectors into Russia to police the black box method for detecting nuclear explosions was made then denied. The Soviet delegation reportedly floated a trial balloon and retracted it. Arthur Dean said the West would not accept the offer with attached strings.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
9000 Man Marine Brigade Begins Home
The Marine Corps announced that about 9,000 Marines are returning to California after service in the Caribbean area and at Guantanamo during the Cuban crisis. This marks the first official disclosure of the unit size deployed to the Caribbean and the Guantanamo base in late October amid the missile threat from Cuba.
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California
Caribbean
Marine Corps
Cariobean
Guantanamo Naval Base
United States
Cuba
Evansville Grocer Robbed of 9000 in Parked Lot Heist
Three men seized a bank bag containing 9000 dollars from Evansville grocer Joseph Rupp as he returned from the bank with cash for weekend trade. Rupp was slugged and knocked to the ground in the rear Royal Food Market parking lot.
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Evansville, Ind
Evansville
Joseph Rupp
Royal Food Market
Hoffa Seeks Mistrial Over Courtroom Shooting Incident
In Nashville James R. Hoffa asks for a mistrial claiming the courtroom shooting caused shock stress and strain making him unable to assist in his defense against 1 million conspiracy charges.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Unfaithfulness Dispute Blamed for Wife’s Death
In Noblesville Indiana a dispute over infidelity ended in the killing of Janice Wiles 26. Robert Wiles 30 allegedly struck her with a wrench and gun discharges during a basement confrontation. Defense plans self defense claim as details unfold at a preliminary hearing.
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Noblesville, Ind
Arcadia Bank
Frank Campbell
Robert Wiles
Wiles
Janice
Campbell
Cicero
Arcadia
Hamilton County Bank
Kennedy reviews Rover nuclear power for space missions
President Kennedy toured Los Alamos and discussed Project Rover and a reactor powered third stage for lunar flight. He viewed KIWI reactor tests at Jackass Flats and operated a mechanical arm for handling radioactive items. A visit to SAC headquarters outlined bomber positions and communications during the briefing.
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Outer Space
Moon
SAC
Kennedy
Los Alamos
Jackass Flats
Nevada
White House
Pierre Salinger
Los Alamos Lab
Santa Fe
N.M
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Omaha
Neb
Rinker's Toys Variety Opens Daily Weekends Hours
Rinker's Toys and Variety announces daily hours until 8:30 pm with Sunday hours from noon to five. The notice highlights extended shopping times and weekend availability for customers.
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Rinker’s Toys
Kennedy tours SAC command post and Nevada Rover site
President Kennedy inspected the SAC command post in Omaha Los Alamos and the Rover test site at Jackass Flats, praising safety as he highlighted nuclear propulsion for space. He noted SAC’s 20 million miles flown without an accident and presented a plaque to Gen. Power.
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SAC
Kennedy
Pentagon
Washington
Santa Fe
N. M
Space
Atomic Energy Commission
Los Alamos
America
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Khrushchev
Gen
Thomas
Power
Kenedy
Outer Space
White House
Omaha
N.M
Jackass Flats
Rover
Nevada
Palm Desert
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Roswell Gilpatric
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Glenn T. Seaborg
Skybird
Dropkick
James L. Richardson Dies Suddenly at 41 in Alexandria
James L. Richardson 41 of 206 S Canal St Alexandria died at 6 30 p m yesterday at home from a sudden heart attack He was born in Anderson April 2 1921 son of Perry and Mary I Manning Richardson a former air force staff sergeant He is survived by his widow Betty Thompson a son Charles Lewis his mother three brothers and a sister Friends may call at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home after 2 p m Sunday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Gladys Lee Stone 71 died suddenly at home in Alexandria Funeral services set for this afternoon at 3 at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Rev Ed win Grant will officiate Interment in Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
James L. Richardson
S. Canal St
Anderson
Perry
Mary I. Manning Richardson
Air Force
Betty Thompson
Charles Lewis
Charles
Robert
George
Richard Morgan
Crown Point
Karl M. Kyle
Gladys Lee Stone
Edwin Grant
Methodist Church
Park View Cemetery
Rescue Efforts Hindered By Gas After Robena Mine Blast
Hope remains as relatives sit in freezing cold around Robena Mine shaft Frosty Run awaiting news of trapped miners. E H Gott reports good progress by rescue teams though extreme caution is urged due to gas. Company crews flown from West Virginia Gary Indiana and Lynch Kentucky supplement by Consolidation Coal Co teams. Pall of gloom settles over the scene.
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Eugene Zuzak
Eugene Jr
Fairbank
Robena
U.S
Bureau of
Mies
Monongah
W. Va
No. 2
Pennsylvania
Lewis Evans
James B. Girod
U.S. Steel Corporation
E. H. Gott
Gott
West Virginia
Gary
Ind
Lynch
Consolidation Coal Co
Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Midwest and Northeast
Snow belted New York and Ohio snow belt regions with up to 15 inches expected. Schools and factories closed from Cleveland to Michigan across several states as drivers faced numerous accidents on snow packed highways. The cold wave extended to Dixie with frosty readings while California fog shut airports and disrupted traffic and shipping.
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Toraugus
New York
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Lima
Sandusky
Ohio
Columbus
Olean
N.Y
Elkins
W. Va
Bradford
Bay City-Saginaw
Michigan
Indiana
Detroit
Dixie
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Atlanta
Raleigh
N. C
Richmond
California
Central Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
Portland, Ore, International
Oregon
Ike’s Push for Expanded Executive Power Grows
The text argues President Eisenhower has consolidated power in Washington, with the executive branch seemingly taking over congressional duties by acting on certain recommendations without citing the specific cases involved.
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Washington
Executive
Congress
Eisenhower
Pope John XXIII Surprises Ecumenical Council Visit
Pope John XXIII, appearing thinner after illness, made a surprise 15 minute visit to the Ecumenical Council hall in St. Peter's Basilica. He blessed the delegates, spoke in Latin, and said there remains more work to be done as the first session ends. He had not left the Vatican apartments for 11 days.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
Adenauer Plans Retirement From Office Next September
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who turns 87 this month, announced he will retire next September after 14 years in office. He named Ludwig Erhard as his successor, a move confirmed by CDU leader Heinrich von Brentano amid cheering. Observers warn the decision could end the Bundesrepublik's worst government crisis since he took power. Telstar satellite carries 3,600 solar cells to boost Earth microwave signals before relaying to ground.
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Bonn
UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Christian, Democratic Party
CDU
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns and Community
Dismissed patients include Bonnie Crull 4002 Brown St Eileen Shock 4009 E 36th Walter Sharp 2002 Main St Robert Lasley 21192 Forkner St Jack Campbell Elwood Anna Langford 3715 Delaware St William Neal 1710 Jackson St Versa Britt Ingalls Bertha McClendon and son 1515 Forkner St Everett Reese 411 E 21st Christie Poor North Webster Cluster Kimbal 3205 Forest Terrace Robert Legg 2607 E 3rd St Edith Baker Pendleton Ella Hood 734 W 14th Southworth 405 E 29th Jerry Burmeister 26144 E 9th St Sarah Hurn 140 E School St Myrtle Anthony 2655 Main Grace Hart 5009 St Rd North Archie Patterson Daleville Mary Winegar Rt G Ruth Justice 806 Park Ave Margaret Schemmer 916 Ellenhurst Dr Martha Keesling 1628 W 4th St Georgia Douglas 3811 Fletcher St Betty Pavey and son 527 McArthur Blvd Marga Worley and son Middletown Martha Lowash Pendleton Alberta Dearinger 125 W 5th St Paul Riggs 1405 Meridian St Mildred Young 227 W Oak Pearl Wilson 4005 E 37th Harry Phillips 329 F E 31st St Dale McIntyre 144 W 16th Julia Riggs Wilbur Ashby Markleville Helen Chitwood 1924 Mounds Rd Community Hospital Dismissals Larry L Lawson 1406 Indiana Ave Barbara R Carter 1617 Jefferson St Marie L Kinnamen 2320 Betty C Burton Rt 1
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Jack Campbell
Elwood
Anna Langford
Delaware
William Neal
Jackson St
Versa Britt
Ingalls
Bertha McClendon and Son
Forkner
Everett Reese
E. 21St
Christie Poor
North Webster
Cluster Kimbal
Forest Terrace
Robert Legg
Edith Baker
Pendleton
Ella Hood
Con Southworth
Jerry Burmeister
Sarah Hurn
Grace Hart
St. Rd
Archie Patterson
Daleville
Mary Winegar
Ruth Justice
Park Ave
Margaret Schemmer
Ellenhurst
Martha Keesling
4Th St
Georgia Douglas
Fletcher St
Betty Pavey and Son
McArthur Blvd
Marga Worley and Son
Middletown
Martha Lowash
Harry Phillips
Dale McIntyre
16Th St
Julia Riggs
Wilbur Ashby
Markleville
Helen Chitwood
Mounds Rd
Community Hospital
Larry L. Lawson
Indiana Ave
Barbara R. Carter
Jefferson St
Marie L. Kinnamen
9Th St
Betty C. Burton
Rt. 1
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Funeral notices for several individuals from Indiana communities. Rev. Alva Hewitt 77 a retired Church of the Brethren minister to be buried Windfall Church service Sunday. Raymond C Minnick 49 of Middletown to be buried Miller Cemetery with Nazarene minister Harold Berkey officiating. Frank Cowgill 42 of Chesterfield killed in rail crossing crash to be held at Central Christian Church with burial Beech Grove Cemetery. Martha Holder Beech Grove widow mother of Judge Dale Holder to have final rites at J C Wilson Funeral Home Indianapolis with interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Alva Hewitt
Church of the Brethren
Windfall
Chester Mitchell
Tipton
Middletown
Raymond C. Minnick
E High St
Ballards and Shirey Funeral Home
Harold Berkey
Middleown Nazarene Church
Miller Cemetery
Frank Cowgill Chesterfield
Frank Cowgill
E. Main St
Central Christian Church
Monroe Schuster
Beech Grove
Muncie
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Indianapolis
Martha Holder
Dale E. Holder
Thomas Holder
Anderson
J. C. Wilson
Prospect Ave
Holy Cross Cemetery
East German Major Defects With Family to West Berlin
An East German border brigade major who helped stop border escapes fled to West Berlin on Friday with his wife, a 10-year-old daughter, and a friend and his wife. He is believed to be the second-highest ranking officer to defect since the Communist anti-refugee drive. The defection occurred on August 13, 1961.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
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Bete
U.S. Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Tennessee Valley
New England
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Texaco
Metropolitan Opera
Cavalleria Rusticana
WGN
WCKY
WJR
Zale
Sunbeam
Ezale
Meridian
Olsen & Ebann
Marine Brigade
Hoffa
Mary Hribel
Robena Mine No. 3
Gladys Stone
YWCA
W. Iith St
John G. MacKinnon
All Souls Unitarian Church
The
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of
Unity
Ike
Pope
Church Council
Telstar
St. John's Hospital
Bonnie Crull
Brown St
Eileen Shock
E. 36Th St
Walter Sharp
Main St
Robert Lasley
Myrtle Anthony
Pearl Wilson
E. 37Th
Madison
Raymond Minninck
Plymouth
Copher Motor CO
Sanders Motor Co., Inc
Locust St
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