Kokomo Man Admits Holdup Of Area Bank
James Branham a 24 year old Kokomo man admitted the holdup of the Union State Bank at Sharpsville. Police said $600 of the $2 895 stolen was found in Branham s car while authorities noted he paid a 300 loan in Kokomo shortly after the robbery. The gunman fled after demanding cash and firing a revolver. Branham was stopped near Westfield as he drove his wife and child toward Columbus. FBI agents later took him to the bank for questioning. Potential probation status tied to a prior grand larceny case was noted.
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Tipton (Ap
Tipton County
James Branham
Kokomo
Westfield
Columbus
Union State Bank
Sharpsville
Branham
Komomo
Paul Harper
Hamilton County
Mark Passwater
Carmel
Rex Curr
FBI
Arvin Industries
Military Plane Crashes In Texas
A military plane crashed and burned on a runway at Southwest International Airport Thursday night at 8 30 p m. The air control tower said several persons aboard the plane were taken to Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
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Fort Worth
Southwest International Airport
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Thousands Sing At Yale Event Crowns Miss Christmas Carol of 1964
Thousands gathered at Anderson High School gym for a Community Christmas sing as a 30 foot tree glowed after being decorated by 500 students. 1400 voices joined the Delco Remy Guide Lamp Chorus and the Lapex Jubilee Chorus performed selections, with Billie Lou Tolbert of Pendleton High School named Miss Christmas Carol 1964.
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Billie Tolbert
Pendleton High School
Anderson High School
Miss Tolbert
Herald Phota
Loy
Delco - Remy — Guide Lamp Chorus
Lapez Jubilee ‘Chorus
Billie Lou Tolbert
Tolbert
Nuclear Navy Dispute Unsettled As Viet Nam War Advances
In Saigon Viet Nam Allied reports say Viet Cong tunnels northwest of the city were bombed exposing and killing an estimated 16 guerrillas with one senior propagandist captured. Caribou planes faced enemy fire and one crash near Ta Bat Laos. Buddhist protests and police suppression gripped campus activity as Huong’s government sought stability amid widening conflict.
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Viet Nam
U.S
Paris
Tan Guy
Ta Bat
Laos
Peking
South
United States
Tran van Huong
Dan Blocker
Ing. Io
Eat Mites
Pendleton
Addipean Saupaed
25Th Street
Brace
Chanus
Robert M
Sake Seesentet Sing
Crner
Guide
Asth Street
Wipes Sehaiane
New Forest Hills
G. E. Ebbertt
Participa Ition
NATO seeks unified stance despite nuclear policy rifts
The Paris NATO talks closed with a warning that Western unity remains crucial amid uncertainties from the Communist Chinese atomic test and Khrushchev’s fall. Rusk indicated continued debate on nuclear and conventional warfare strategy, while urging allied multilateral nuclear force plans and noting upcoming meetings around January 15 to advance ANF and related projects.
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UPI
United States
NATO
Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Dean Rusk
NATO Council
Rusk
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Aklcutenl
Tbe
Vietnamese purge of generals blocked in Saigon
Vietnamese reports say attempts to purge nine generals linked to Buddhist leaders were thwarted near Ap Viec by government forces and a new coup risk looms. An American adviser, Sgt. Tommy Emert, was found dead after crossing a mountain stream in Quang Ngai Province.
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Sai- Son
Govern
Ters
Tommy D._ Emert
Fayetteville
N.C
Emert
Quang Ngai
Saigon
Huong
Nguyen Kanh
Student tries crate shipment to girls college stunt fails
Hilary Duncanson a junior at St Michael s College Yonkers planned to ship himself in a crate to Green Mountain College Poultney for a May junior weekend. Railway Express Agency official James Warren refused the idea but praised the imagination and offered an application form for possible alternatives.
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J. Winooski Park
UPI
Express Agency
Hilary FE. Duncanson
Duncanson
Yonkers
N.Y
St. Michael’s College
Railway Express Agency
James A. Warren
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Warren
Feb
REA
Convocations Mark Christmas School Closings
Anderson public high and junior high schools wrap Christmas celebrations with convocations today. Anderson High at 8:30 in the gym. South Side and Madison Heights junior highs at 10 and 9:30 respectively. Central Junior High at 10. Madison Heights High at 10:45. City schools close at noon for two weeks. Students return Monday Jan 4.
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Anderson
Anderson High School
South Side
Madison Heights Junior High
Central Junior High
AHS
Madison Heights High School
Burch Predicts Job Retention After GOP Meeting
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch forecast he would keep his post after a forthcoming National Committee showdown in Chicago. He spoke during a Phoenix trip with Rep. William Miller and Sen. Barry Goldwater, noting talks covered the committee’s future amid calls for his removal over the Goldwater-Miller campaign.
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Chicago
UPI
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
Burch
William Miller
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry M. Goldwater
Miller
Goldwater
National Committee
Republican
Coton
Freezing Wave Grips Southwest as Cold Front Marches South
Polar air sent temperatures plunging across the region with subzero readings as far south as the Texas Panhandle and as far east as northwestern Ohio. Records tumbled from Montana to South Dakota with lows in the teens to minus 50s and two motorists stranded for 18 hours in snow near Belfield North Dakota.
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Tennessee
Weather Bureau
Texas Panhandle
Ohio
Yellowstone
Cle Elum
Washington State
Cascade Mountains
Ellensburg
Washington
Spokane
North Dakota
Williston
Rapid City
S.D
Custer
Hot Springs
8.D
Belfield
N.D
Arctic
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Minnesota
Sixteen More Families Enter Annual Home Decoration Contest
Sixteen more entrants joined the Community Home Decoration Contest increasing the field as coordinator Maurice Clem announced. The entry deadline is noon Saturday and interested residents may mail their name and address to Christmas Home Decorations.
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Maurice Clem
Christmas Toy Repair Project Seeks Donations
The Bill Wilson Boys Club seeks servicable toys for its 13th annual Toy Repair Project. Donations of toys dolls and games are welcome at the Wilson Boys Club 1210 W 10th St or at the repair center storeroom northwest corner of 13th and Meridian.
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Bill Wilson Boys Club
Ata Humphrey
Wilson Boys Club
10Th
13Th and
Meridian Sts
Humphrey
Nations Likely to Attend Next Month Talks
Five countries expected to participate in the upcoming talks are the United States Britain West Germany and another nation indicated by page reference.
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United States
Britain
West Germany
Power Fight Grows in USW Contract Talks
The United Steelworkers power struggle heats up as talks with the steel industry enter a long holiday recess. J. W. Abel, No. 2 man in the union, announced that on Saturday action or statements were forthcoming amid stalled negotiations and mounting tensions.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
USW
J. W. Abel
McDonald
Cold Wave Approaches State As Temperatures Slide
Cold wave brings zero degree readings in the north with highs not reaching the mid teens. A light mix of snow and rain expected Friday into the weekend as conditions forecast to worsen.
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Associated Press
Local Drivers Suffer Minor Injuries in Multiple Accidents
Police report a two car collision at Broadway and School St injuring Charles J. Rutherford 24 and Frank S. Hughes 49 with bruises and a bloody nose. Another crash at Magnolia Dr and W 25th St injured Leslie C. Allford and Loren Sherman Lorver with chest and back pain. Carol E. Thomas 53 bruised knee after sliding on ice and striking the Broadway bridge railing.
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Charles J. Rutherford
Seminole Dr
Frank S. Hughes
Alexandria
Broadway
School St
Hughes
Rutherford
Leslie C. Allford
Magnolia Dr
Loren Sherman Lorver
Lorver
Carol E. Thomas
40Th St
Broadway Bridge
Thomas
No Progress in Terre Haute Newspaper Strike Mediation
Federal mediator Edward Mansbury said no progress was made Thursday toward settling the strike that has halted Terre Haute's two daily newspapers since October 22.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPE
Edward Mansbury
Terre Haute
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