Japan and Korea to formally normalize relations Saturday
Seoul prepares for the first ever diplomatic ties with Tokyo as Etsusaburo Shiina and Lee Dong Wong lead ceremonies exchanging ratifications. Violent protests erupt in both nations amid opposition claims of insufficient reparations and concerns over a US Japan Korea security bloc.
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Seoul
Korea
Japan
South Korea
Etsusaburo Shiina
Lee Dong Wong
United States
Tokyo
North Korea
Anderson Cigar Store Raid Leads to Multiple Arrests
Early Friday a gaming raid at the D and D Cigar Store on 27 E 9th St led to the arrest of eight men including six from Anderson, a Fairmount man, and a Florida man. Officers seized playing cards poker chips dice tip books and alcohol. No formal charges filed yet as investigation continues.
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D and D
E. 9Th St
Eght
Madison County
Jay Arnold
Anderson
Fairmount
Florida
Dale Vaughn
Max Benson
Chuck Swafford
Robert R. Robbins
George Sarah
Indiana
Veterans Hospital
Tighten Up Job Corps Period Starts
Washington AP says the Job Corps startup phase ends and the tighten up period begins. Otis Singletary notes the program has created a third public school system and outlines agency roles and enrollment growth from zero to 17 000 in 75 centers with a goal of 400 000 in 120 centers by June 30. He steps down as Franklin A. Johnson takes over.
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Washington
Otis A. Singletary
Singletary
Frank Johnson
Greensboro
N.C
Women's College
The
University of North Carolina
Franklin A. Johnson
Johnson
California State College
Defense
East German Truck Driver Escapes to West
A 21 year old East German truck driver fled to West Germany hidden in a railroad freight car loaded with animal hides. West German border police reported the escape occurred Friday. Separately New York reports about 50 miles of permanent piping for water and steam services installed for Empire State Building tenants.
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Berra
Germany
UPIJ
West Germany
New York
Empire State Building
Gemini 6 and 7 Rendezvous Captures Spaceflight Milestone
NASA released films and photos of the Gemini 6 and 7 rendezvous 185 miles above Earth. Borman and Lovell report a dramatic, near touching maneuver at 17 500 mph. Fuel concerns and reentry precision dominate postflight discussions with observers noting the crews’ careful, drifting elapsed hours.
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Borman
Lovell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Elliott M. Lee Jr
Therm
Lee
Debate Over Hanoi Peace Terms Faces U S Officials
U S officials weigh Hanoi demand for a prior declaration based on the 1954 Geneva accords as a basis for talks. Ho Chi Minh and Pham Van Dong reportedly press for four points, while U S position favors negotiations without preconditions, amid cautious replies from Fanfani and Hanoi.
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Hanoi
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Rusk
Fenfani
U.S
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
White House
Nf'tional Liberation Front
Fanfani
North Vietna
Pham van Dong
Tions
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Haiphong
Pham
Georgio LaPira
Florence
Primidieri
University of Florence
State Department
St. Louis
Dispatch
Anderson girl with sister charged in swift case
A boy and Rhonda Sue Shelton were apprehended at dusk on December 13. Anderson attorney Vincent Kelley will represent both at their upcoming trial.
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Page
Rhonda Sue Shelton
Anderson
Vincent Kelley
Christmas season upsurge hits multiple cities sales rise
Record sales across several Indiana cities show 5 to 15 percent gains with color TV deliveries lagging orders. Marion reports largest Christmas shopping yet as factories seek workers and demand climbs for high priced items in Lafayette Terre Haute and Crawfordsville.
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Gary
Marion
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Madison
Michigan City
Lafayette
US Seeks steps as Laotian roads aid North Vietnamese
The United States warns that North Vietnamese forces moved heavy road-building gear into Laos near Kontum and Quang Nam to improve all weather routes. Air strikes show limited lasting effect as roads are quickly repaired at night. Rescue missions rely on Air America mercenary pilots due to secrecy. U.S. Air Force pilots report Soviet MIG 1 jets over North Vietnam but do not engage.
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Laos
Viet Nam
Kontum
Quang Nam
US S
Air America
U.S
North
Ice and Snow Liability Claim Against Store
The complaint states abutting property owners must clear ice and snow from sidewalks. The store allegedly failed to do so on Dec 17 and days before, causing Lewis to suffer a broken left shoulder, torn ligaments, crushed fingers, and a three month hospital stay. He spent $3,000 on medical bills and cannot work for an extended period.
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Lewis
LBJ and Wilson discuss Middle East defense and Viet Nam policy
The leaders weighed a 1964 price framework for Western defense in the Persian Gulf and beyond. They indicated Britain would not relinquish responsibilities in Asia or the Middle East and flagged renewed peace efforts in Viet Nam with a conference-table settlement in view.
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Middle East
Persian Gulf
Indian ‘Ocean
Britain
United States
Wilson
U.S
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Viet Nam
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Walter E. White 79 of Fortville area died Friday at Greenfield Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. Retired Indianapolis street car conductor survived by daughter Marian Landis son Frederick White foster son Charles May twin brother Wall White and 11 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 10 am Fisher Funeral Home Fortville with burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery near Franklin. Friends may call after 1 pm today. Mary Kile Ennis 77 wife of Walter Ennis of Fortville died Thursday night at Lakewood Ohio. Member of Methodist Church and Eastern Star, survived by husband daughter Leota Trump son James Kile brother Clem Smith six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Body returned to Fortville mortuary for viewing after 7 pm today, service Monday 1 pm. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
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Walter White
Fortville
Walter E. White
Rt. 13
Indianapollis
Greenfield Memorial Hospital
White
Indianapolis
Marian Landis
Rt. 5
Noblesville
Frederick White
Oaklandon
Charles May
Detroit
Wall White
Trafalgar
Ind
Fisher Funeral Home
Ronald Featherston
the Nazarene Church
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin
Mary Kile Ennis
Walter Ennis
Lakewood
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Louisa E. Smith
Leota Trump
James Kile
Toledo
Clem Smith
Lafayette
Robert Wright
Gravel Lawn
Mary Reagan
Mary Mildred Reagan
Rahbek Nursing Home
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kizaly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Baker Brothers
Securities hearings reveal sales training and license delays
The testimony covers how to recruit new employers and four other applicants awaiting hearings for licenses. James Grinder of Indianapolis and Michael E. Nuzum of Anderson are named, with Dobich’s nephew noted. A sales manual used in training is entered, and James Bonner claims weekly sales meetings and tests. Also, Hoffman reports stock purchase delays and market timing explanations. A separate item reports Woodrow Strong, 38, killed in a construction accident near Indianapolis when a excavator bucket crushed him against a steel girder.
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Dobich
James
Grinder
Indianapolis
Michael E. Nuzum
Anderson
Securities Commission
Bonner
Jeffersonville
Hoffman
United Life Insurance Co
Landslide Kills Two Train Crew in Wales
BRIDGEND Wales UP I reports an engineer and his assistant died when their empty passenger train was struck by a landslide near the town. In Indiana, Lisa Waskom 4 was shot in the jaw by her brother Thursday night and listed in satisfactory condition at Linton hospital.
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Bridgend
Wales
UPI
Here
Bloomfield
Ind
Lisa Waskom
Linton Hospital
Christmas cash boost offer to ease holiday shopping
A local cash loan service promotes an opportunity to obtain extra funds for Christmas shopping without raising monthly payments. The message urges quick action as time is running out to qualify for the deal. The tone aims to attract borrowers needing additional liquidity during the holidays.
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Durham
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Mary E. Barrett
Jefferson St
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St. Mary’s Cemetery
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John Hickner
John Schoettmer
John Richardson
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Ivan Jennings
Sells and Rowe
Ivan Wilson Jennings
Atlanta, Ga
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
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Juanita Pine
17Th St
Joseph Pine
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George Skinner
Jackson Park
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