TsMhombe Told Sanctions Will Be Applied Congo Crisis at UN
UN Secretary General Thant told Katanga Premier Tshombe that sanctions will be used to end Katanga's secession. The plan includes phases from negotiated settlement to export prohibitions and broader international measures if talks fail. Tshombe endorsed reunification but no serious steps were taken to implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Thant
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Congo
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
U.N
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Russia Offers To Permit Test Ban Inspections
At the Geneva disarmament conference the Soviet Union proposed allowing international inspectors to access unmanned seismic stations on its territory to police a nuclear test ban. The offer requires inspectors travel in Soviet planes and be accompanied by Soviet officials. Western sources called it useful but insufficient and not a full on site inspection concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Save Dunes Seeks Welsh Testimony At U S Hearing
Save the Dunes Council spokesman Thomas Dustin pleads with Governor Welsh to testify at an Army Corps hearing on February 5 in East Chicago about a proposed Burns Ditch port serving Hammond Whiting and East Chicago. Dustin accuses the administration of opposing the project while promising a full lakefront study. He asks if Welsh will testify against public funds for the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Thomas E. Dustin
Save the Dunes Council
Welsh
Lake Michigan
Burns Ditch
Dustin
East Chicago
Hammond-Whiting
Tri-City
Indiana
Harlem raid nets elderly mother and three children in heroin wrap
Federal and city narcotics detectives raided a Harlem apartment Monday night and arrested Edith Smith 76, sons Leroy Richardson 39 and Jose 32, and daughter Gladys 38 as they prepared about $100,000 worth of heroin for Christmas packages in a decorated display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
Harlem
Edith Smith
Leroy Richardson
Jose
Gladys
Soviet Bloc Seeks Unified Line On China Rift
Communist diplomats in London said Moscow may host a joint action meeting with East European satellites to counter China’s party split plan. Khrushchev backs a united Communist stance, aiming to avert a formal rift while pressing Mao to concede Kremlin decisions.
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London
API
Moscow
Bucharest
China
Peking
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Albania
Mao Tze-tung
Kremlin
Aid Benefits Study Ordered By Kennedy
President Kennedy formed a nine member bipartisan committee led by retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay to scrutinize the foreign aid program. The group will review U S military and economic assistance costing about 4 billion dollars a year to determine if changes are needed and to present a program for congressional and public approval next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
White House
U.S
Brunei Rebellion Crushed By British Forces In Borneo
British dispatches report 600 to 800 troops engaged in operations to quell a rebellion aimed at ending British control over Brunei and nearby Sarawak and North Borneo. The British navy also sent ten more warships including the cruiser Tiger to bolster forces off Brunei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China Sea
London
Tiger
Brunei
Sultanate of
Sarawak
North Borneo
Snow storms close rural Indiana schools as South Bend stays open
Snow and drifting cut roads across Indiana with Mishawaka and La Porte reporting open or partial closures. Statewide travel was hindered, and many rural schools remained closed while cities like South Bend and Elkhart kept classes. Cold records and fatal weather tolls followed through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Mishawaka
South Bend
la Porte
la Porte County
Michigan City
Lake County
Elkhart
Elkhart County
Kosciusko County
Crown Point
Valparaiso
Spencer
New Castle
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Indiana
New York
West Virginia
Vermont
Middle West
Dixie
Mercury
International Falls
Minn
Bemidji
Chicago
Ind
Cincinnati
Ohio
Midwest
United Press International
Michigan
New England
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Ashtabula
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Midh
Snowstorm Closes Schools Across Michigan and New England
Inches of snow fell from Thursday into Sunday night across Michigan with 12 inches in parts, prompting school closures in western regions and Bay City. In Ludington a coordinator saved two freezing children from drifts. Other states report blocked roads and continued digging out from late week storms.
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Michigan
Bay City
Ludington
Mich
Wally Ludwig
Ohio
Randolph County
West Virginia
Randolph
Tucker
Buffalo
N.Y
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Pittsfield
Berkshires
California
Pacific Northwest
Survivors Hope Amid Gloom In Robena Mine Disaster
Rescue workers at the Robena No 3 mine face a grave blast scene in southwestern Pennsylvania as 37 miners are feared dead. U S Steel officials report instantaneous death from a tremendous blast while investigators launch inquiries with the state Mines Department.
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Robena No
U.S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
US. Steel Corp
Dave Fingle
Greene County
Frank J. Behm
Bishop
Robena
U.S
U. S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania Mines Department
Nehru Signals India Seeks Partial Chinese Withdrawal
Nehru stated India favors disengagement but only with Chinese withdrawal from the 2500 miles of territory occupied since Sept 18 1962. He argued the Chinese threat is global, India remains non aligned, and support for India is broad, though no actual fighting occurred. He noted some slight withdrawals but many Chinese forces stay in forward positions while Peking announced withdrawals along the front.
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India
Nehru
Peking
Fred R Robertson Attorney Relocates to 8 E 8th Street
Attorney Fred R Robertson moves to the ground floor on the north side of the square, occupying space on 8 East 8th Street. The change places him on the building's ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Robertson
8Th St
Aged Farmer Dies Monday in Elwood
Elder Albert M. House 91 of 814 S Anderson St Elwood died Monday after a brief illness He was born January 4 1871 in Tipton County to John and Sarah Lehman House An elder of Hobbs Christian Church he is survived by his widow Martha Gants House and daughter Mrs Iva DeLong Funeral at Hobbs Christian Church Wednesday 2 p.m. with Rev Joseph Stump burial in Elwood City Cemetery Friends may call Copher and Fesler Funeral Home today.
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Elwood
Albert M
S. Anderson St
Tipton County
John
Sarah Lehman
Hobbs Christian Church
Martha Gants House
Iva DeLong
Joseph Stump
Elwood City Cemetery
Copher
Fesler
Mary E. Blanton
S. D St
Fleming County
Weeks McRoberts
Nazarene Church
James McRoberts
Owensville
Leonard McRoberts
Charles Langford
Elwood Cemetery
Goodin
John Logan Jones
Walnut St
St. John’s Hospital
Winchester
Ohio
Mable C. Jones
Hord L. Jones
Anderson
Hattie Cooper
Mayslick
Baker Brothers
Bradford
Cherry Fork
New License Bureau Managers Named in Counties
Wells and Starke counties shuffle license branch managers on Friday with Wells replacing William Booher at Bluffton after Booher became county auditor and Starke replacing Gordon Armstrong who became sheriff. Knox County Vincennes set for December 19 to install Marie Shuckman as license branch manager succeeding Frances Bell who was elected county auditor.
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Wells
Hershel Grove
William Booher
Bluffton
Booher
Starke
Gerald Wilson
Gordon Armstrong
Knox
Wells County
Vincennes
Knox County
Frances Bell
Marie Shuckman
Indiana Doctors Form Commissions For Medical Education And Practice
A 4,300 member Indiana association organizes into 13 districts with commissions on public information medical education licensure legislation convention arrangements and medical economics. Each commission includes a district representative and meets regularly for program planning and health care improvement. Sub committees and three standing committees with about 20 doctors council on ongoing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Howard Faust
Commission On Public Information
Franklin Beeler
Commission
Walter Aagesen
Paul T
Indiana
Glock
Guevara Describes Cuban Role in Latin American Struggle
The reporter questioned Guevara on Cuba's contributions to spread of communism in the hemisphere. He said Cuba shows small guerrilla groups can trigger mass mobilization when well led and placed at key points, and that the model must be adapted to each Latin American country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Guateamala
Paraguay
Colombia
Nicaragua
Peru
Guevara
Latin America
Cuba
Airman Dies After Bailout From Burning Tanker
An airman was killed Monday night when his parachute apparently fouled after he and nine others bailed out of a burning Air Force refueling tanker over the Finger Lakes region in New York.
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Montour Falls
N. Y
UPI
New York
Finger Lakes
Anderson Obituaries Raid of Local Daily Deaths
Obituaries list several Anderson residents including Ethel M. Morgan 53 of Broadway who died after an eight week illness at Community Hospital and John Logan Jones 65 of Walnut Street who died at St John s Hospital after years of ill health. Roy E Selby 80 of West Second Street a former Nicholson Fire Company worker and Elnora Hollenbeck 87 Arrow Avenue are also noted along with R Milton Retherford 89 former resident who died in Niles Michigan. Funeral details and survivors are provided for each.
Funeral notices recount multiple deaths and services
Obituaries announce final rites for Mrs. Bertha A. Scott 79 of 1031 Main St with Rev Jack Samuels at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Frank Thomas Roberts 55 died Saturday with services in Somerset KY and burial at Somerset Cemetery. James Douglass 70 of 1512 Sherman Sr died Sunday in Indianapolis with service at Sherman St Church of God officiated by Rev Edward L Foggs. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Billy Wayne Throgmorton three day old son of Mr and Mrs Billy Ford Throgmorton died at Community Hospital with funeral at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Anderson Apostolic Tabernacle Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Survivors listed for each case include spouses, relatives, and local connections from Galatia Illinois to Indianapolis and Somerset Kentucky.
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Timothy Goodin
Charles Goodin
N. 6Th St
Elwood
Mercy Hospital
David Wayne
Powers Goodin
Lexington
Ulysses Shearer
Loveland
Robert L. Jackley
Pineville
Ethel M. Morgan
Broadway
Community Hospital
Monticello
Sto James
Elizabeth Horton
Anderson
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Roscoe Wilford
Michael Roscoe
North Anderson
Fred
Pearl) Fisher
Jack
Gaynelle) Dawson
George
Ather) Massengale
Albany
Van
Clara) Mather
Franklin
Paul Horton
Greensburg
Len Horton
Logan
Brown and Butz
Wayne Baxter
Burrial
Anderson Memorial Park
Monroel Schuster
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Bertha A. Scott
Main St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Jack Samuels
Anderson Memorial
Park Cemetery
Frank’ Thomas Roberts
Somerset
Roberts
City Utilities Department
James Douglass
Sherman Sr
Veterans Administration Hospital
Indianapolis
Galatia
Tenn
Douglass
Sherman St. Church of God
Dixie L. Douglass
Edna Hampton
Susie McClenlan
Chicago
Underwood and
Billy Wayne Throgmorton
Billy Wayne
Billy Ford Throgmorton
Walton St
Nicholson
Diane Stephenson
V. A. Oldfield
Wade Throgmorton
Mona
Mabel Manning
Gwendolyn Barnard
Charles
Frankton
William G., Pendleton
Jimmy Joe
Ft. Haucheco
Ariz
Ollie Hayes
Anna Jarrett
Fortville
Harry Clark
Casey, Til
Paul C. Cory
James Horner
Shelbyville
Viet Cong Guerrillas Suffer Heavy Losses on Camau Peninsular
Reports from Saigon state thirty Viet Cong guerrillas were killed and forty captured on Camau Peninsula as a relief operation aimed at easing pressure on river routes delivering fuel to Saigon ended in failure. Three Vietnamese soldiers and two U.S. helicopter crewmen were wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Camau Peninsula
U.S
Indianapolis Resident Questioned In Slaying
Authorities questioned Gary D. Bardon, 19, an AWOL sailor from Indianapolis, about the slaying of James Homer Smith, 23, of Franklin Indiana. Bardon was in custody on a federal theft and interstate transportation of a stolen car charge, tied to the case. Smith was found shot in the head in a field near Washington, Pennsylvania, last July.
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New London, Conn
UPI
Indianapolis
Franklin
Ind
Gary D. Bardon
James Homer Smith
Washington
Five year old Byrd girl dies from stove burn injuries
A five year old girl from Clarksville Indiana died in a Louisville hospital after suffering severe burns when she attempted to pour coffee onto a gas stove November 26. She was Ruby Pear Byrd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alton Byrd.
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Louisville
Clarksville
Ind
Ruby Pear Byrd
Alton Byrd
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries record the deaths of Margaret M. Rigsby Arcadia 66 and Sherman Clark Pendleton 71. Rigsby widow of Frank Rigsby born October 11 1896 survived by a brother and sister and several nieces nephews and grand relatives with funeral arrangements at Shaffer and Crowmer Arcadia. Clark born February 5 1891 Hancock County listed as garage mechanic died at his son William G Clark's Pendleton home with services led by Rev James Horner and burial Mendon Cemetery.
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Arcadia
Margaret M. (Major) Rigsby
Frank Rigsby
Riverview
Noblesville
Benjamin
Elnora Vernon Major
W. L. Major
Palatka
Fla
Grace Leonard
Indianapolis
Arcadia Christian Church
Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society
Happy Hour Club
Shaffer and Crowmer
Jack Hahn
Arcadia Cemetery
Pendleton
Sherman Clark
William G. Clark
Rt. 3
Mr. Clark
Hancock County
Thomas and
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Pendleton Christian Church
F and
AM No. 44
American Legion
Modern Woodmen
Merchants Extend Hours for Christmas Shopping Season
Merchants extend hours to replenish stock for holiday shoppers. Stores stay open until 8:30 p.m. on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays while Christmas Eve closing follows regular hours to let clerks spend time with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishoppers
Farm Bureau Leader Urges Farmers to Retain Control
George Doup of Columbus Indiana and president of the Indiana Farm Bureau told young attendees at the American Farm Bureau convention that farmers must keep major management decisions. He warned against delegating these decisions to the government to preserve an favorable climate for agricultural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
George Doup
Columbus
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau
Doup
Infant safely recovered after car theft outside department store
A car with six month old Armanda Martin aboard was stolen from a department store lot in Denver, found abandoned three hours later, and the infant unharmed. Her mother Ruth Martin had left the key in the ignition. Pope John XXIII will deliver his Christmas address via Vatican Radio at 2 p.m. EST on December 22.
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Denver
UPI
Armanda Martin
Ruth W. Martin
Littleton, Cole
Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
Vatican
Nick's Orchard Christmas Apple Pack Ad
The ad promotes a mixed box of Red delicious and Gold delicious apples from Nick's Orchard Inc. It highlights crispy juicy fruit, urges early orders, and provides phone contact 642 5081.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick’s Orchard, Inc
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Celina
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Painting Hospital
Niles
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Muncie
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Madison
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