Indians Edge Shortridge In Overtime Thriller
The Anderson Indians defeated Indianapolis Shortridge 52 to 48 in overtime after a hard fought game. Key plays included Jim Kittrell and Mike Williams in the late regulation and Lewis’ clutch 20 foot jumper sealing the win in the extra period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Shortridge
Wade Stewart
Anderson
Blue Devils
Sam Nunn
Dennis Baker
Steve Clevenger
Indians
Duke Short
Herald
Ray Estes
Indianapolis
Bobby Lewis
Lewis
Tribe
Kittrell Indians
Forci
er-lBil Mauck
Jed
Jal Anderson
Jim
Shortridge Ridge
Cleon Reynolds
Shortridge Goti
Deithe
Williams
I Sease
Tom Seal
Mike Williams
Sammy Nunn
Jim Kittrell
Shortridge Jed
Nunn
Clevenger
Nets
UN Forces Push Into Elisabethville Amid Congo War
U N troops surged toward Elisabethville's center 350 yards away as casualties mounted with civilians among the dead. The attack began from the north while diplomacy in New York and Washington sought a Congo settlement. Katangan defenses and air reconnaissance shaped a rapid, heavy clash in the secessionist capital with reports of civilian deaths and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Batanga
U.N
New York
White House
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Western NATO ministers back new talks on Berlin crisis
The 15 NATO foreign defense and finance ministers ended a three day conference endorsing renewed contacts by U S and British ambassadors in Moscow to seek a peaceful settlement of the Berlin crisis. They approved a fresh diplomatic exploration to determine a basis for formal negotiations with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nions
United States
Soviet Union
Contin J
Nance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Naions
U.S
Moscow
Berlin
Council
Kremlin
France
NATO
Pers
Dean
Ry Lord Home
Washington and
Dent
London
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
United
U S Victory Won By Wide Margin During Showdown
The United Nations General Assembly rejected a Soviet bid to seat Chinese Communists, voting 48 to 36 against the resolution and 45 to 30 against an amendment. The outcome preserves Nationalist China’s UN seat as debates on China’s representation continued, with diplomacy noted on Berlin and NATO unity highlighted by ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Assembly
China
U.S
United Nations
General Assembly
U.N
United States
Mao Tze-tung
Chiang Kai-shek
Republic of China
Formosa
Cambodia
Ceylon
Indonesia
U.n.s
Australia
Colombia
Italy
Japan
Soviet Union
Eichmann Awaiting Death and Appeal in Israel
Adolf Eichmann sits in a red condemned suit as Israel’s tribunal sentences him to death for unparalleled crimes. His lawyer begins an appeal to the Supreme Court, with a 10 day filing window plus five days for reasons, potentially delaying execution until March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Hitler
Jewish Affairs Bureau
Robert Servatius
Supreme Court
Servatius
Germany
Dieter Wechtenbruch
Hichmann
Kennedy welcomed by 300000 as tour starts in Puerto Rico
President Kennedy and First Lady were greeted by an estimated 300000 flag waving Puerto Ricans in San Juan on arrival for a goodwill weekend. Crowds lined the six mile route from the airport to Fortaleza as bands played and banners proclaimed welcome Uncle Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Alliance For Progress
Fortaleza Street
Old San Juan
Latis Munoz Marin
Kennedys
Fortaleza
Kennedy
Uncle Kennedy
South America
Washington
Puerto Rico
Caracas
Venezuela
Bogota
Colombia
West Palm Beach
Drop In State Corn Production Expected
The USDA projected Indiana 1961 corn output at 308,802,000 bushels with 74 bushels per acre, down from 1960 by over 40 million. Indiana would rank fourth among corn states behind Iowa Illinois and Minnesota, while wheat production is seen at 45,150,000 bushels, leaving Indiana third in wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Child Burned Fatally in Indianapolis Home
Martha Lipp a two year old girl and daughter of Mr and Mrs Danny Lipp was fatally burned when her clothing caught fire near a gas stove while she sat in a high chair in the Indianapolis kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Martha Lipp
Danny Lipp
Bettendorf man seeks to leave all to himself say letter
DES MOINES UP I Gov Norman A Erbe without comment showed newsmen a Bettendorf Iowa man who says he wants to leave everything to himself including all that is owed to him or coming to him. The brief setter says I have never given anything away.
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Des Moines
UPI
Norman A. Erbe
Bettendorf
Iowa
Eisenhower and Herter Align on Market Tests
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian Herter agreed on pace of liberalization and needed tests to meet economic threats from the European common market. They conferred in Gettysburg, outlining a strategy to secure free world trade while preserving U.S. security interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
UPI
Hower
Dwight D. E
Eisen
Hisenhower
Herter
United States
Lamerica
Free World
Robbery of Woody's Tavern Safe Probed by Town Marshal
In the early hours Friday a safe at Woody's Tavern, owned by Woodrow Scherer, was robbed of about $2,000. The rear door was open and the safe rolled into a walk in beer cooler. investigation is being conducted by Town Marshal Earl Caplinger.
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Woody
Earl Caplinger
Woodrow Scherer
Ing
Marshal Capt
Climatologist Predicts White Christmas Odds
Lawrence A. Schaal, Weather Bureau state climatologist at Purdue University, says central Indiana has a four to five chance of a white Christmas while northern Indiana sits even, as of Friday.
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Lafayette
Ind
CPI
Indiana
Lawrence A. Schaal
Weather Bureau
Purdue University
Charter boat hijacking ends in fatal shooting in Florida
A suspect hijacked a 40 foot charter boat in Florida to go to Cuba and harm Fidel Castro. Police officer William Leary fired a .30-06 rifle, striking the suspect in the chest and grazing the spine, ending the pursuit. The individual is identified as a young Pennsylvania Black person with a West Indies accent.
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Mi4mi
Fla
West Indies
Cuba
Fidel Castro
William ‘Leary
New Arrivals At Area Hospitals With Several Newborns
The notices list numerous births at St John s Hospital in Andererson and Memphis Hospital in Memphis Tenn including nine babies born to local residents and former Anderson residents Mrs Edna Mae Anderson and other couples. The items also describe a maritime incident involving Captain Richard Gledhill and crew near the Sar Dona with a hijacking attempt and a suspect named William Stoner who was wounded and hospitalized.
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St. John's Hospital
James Jacobs
E. 4Th St
Donald Fairchild
E. 6Th St
Robert Foran
Jackson St
Lonzie Phillip
W. 26Th St
Floyd Jarrett
Carroll Miller
James Garrett
Middletown
Robert Heier
Ulm Rd
Sam Wilson
Anderson
Wilden Heathery
Walnut St
Charles Neeco
Sherman Ct
Memphis Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Jay Anderson
W. Roseta
Circle
Edna Mae Anderson
Injured Officer Improves After Auto Collision
Patrolman Robert Martin aged 29 of 718 Hawthorne Dr was reported in good condition at St. John's Hospital after a high speed crash at 3 25 a m Friday at the intersection of K and Jackson Streets. His patrol car was struck broadside by a car driven by Thomas T Jones of 220142 North B Street Elwood the impact sent the police car onto the sidewalk and against a building. Martin was thrown from the vehicle and sustained head lacerations and internal injuries.
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Robert Martin
Hawthorne Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Jackson Sts
Martin
Thomas T. Jones
North B St
Elwood
Fugitive Faces 2 l Additional Charges
Evansville man Watson Young Jr. 31 faces two more charges in Indianapolis. He is accused in the fatal shooting of Hansel E. Gupton 64 and Mary Alice Gupton 58 at their home. A rape charge stemmed from a subsequent identification by a 22-year-old mother. A first-degree murder count had already been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Evansville
Watson Young Jr
Young
Hansel E. Gupton
Mary Alice
Guptons
Annual Food Drive At Central Jr High
Students at Central High School urge donations for an annual food drive aiding Anderson families. The drive runs Dec 11 to Dec 18 with canned and packaged goods requested. Sponsored by Student Council and school staff led by Dr Enoch Drumm and Verona Malone with Dennis Stratton. The Anderson Post Office opens today 8 am to 5 pm to speed Christmas mailing.
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Central High School
Anderson
Karen Zion
Enoch Drumm
Verona Malone
Soys
Dennis Stratton
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Kongolo
Katanga
Congo National
G. C. Senne
International Red Cross
Georges Olivet
Markleville
Markleville High School
Jeannie Fisher
MHS
St. Mary's
U.S. Britain
Eichmann
Ike
Lapel Tavern
Europe
Eisenhower
Andererson
Springfield
N. J
Marvin Yates
Janice Adcock
Dwight Yates
Clark, N. J
E. F. Adcock
Bob Lowenthal
Coast Guard
Lowenthal
San Dona
Gled
Hill
Harrington
Richard Gledhill
Mate
Jack Harrington
William Stoner
Mercersburg
Stoner
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Gledhill
Castro
Orisi T ‘Nally
Pennsylvania
Christies
Central Jr. High
Howard Ring
Anderson Ipost
Bob Kessler
Seattle
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