Hoffa Ends Testimony in Major Conspiracy Trial
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa gave the final testimony in his lengthy conspiracy trial in Nashville Tennessee. The defense rested after Hoffa stepped down from the stand leaving the case to a federal jury after summations and the judge's charge. No rebuttal witnesses were called and the judge expressed surprise at the absence of further witnesses as the trial entered its ninth week with Hoffa as the 45th witness.
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Nashville
Tenn
UPD
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
William E. Miller
Miller
Ted
Fiveral
Bradford
Chicago
Daniel Maher
Mane
Detroit
George 5. Fitzgerald
Thurman Lawler
4Ward
Highland High School
Sever
FFA
Commercial Carriiers, Inc
O’ Hoffa
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Test Fleet, Inc
Hebrew Corp
Newspapers face long strike as unions demand too high
New York publishers told striking printers they can endure a long walkout but cannot meet the union demands. Officials warned the stoppage could last through winter as talks with federal mediators resume and publisher leaders urge negotiations.
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NEW York
UPL
W. Willard Wirtz
York
Robert F. Wagner
Amory Bradford
New York Times
New York Publishers Association
Wirtz
Wagner
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediationsland Continuation Service
Simkin
Kennedy Macmillan talks push Congo and Skybolt issues
U.S. officials press Kennedy Macmillan to bolster efforts to force Katanga back into the Congo and to push ahead on a Skybolt replacement plan. The two leaders meet amid Congo tensions and Britain’s anger over Skybolt, with top aides present and forecasts of mixed weather as talks proceed.
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Congo
U.N
New York
Robert Gardiner
Ghana
Leopoldville
Thant
Ralph J. Bunche
Hawaii
U.S
Macmillan
Britain
America
United Kingdom
Skybolt
ILS
United States
Adoula
Katanga
Republic
Russia
Cuba
Defense
Robert McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
snedy-Macmillan
Lyford
New York Times
Herald/chuh
New Tribune
World Telegram
Sun Providence
Mirror
Daily News
Post
Long Island
Journal
India
Bertram A. Powers
Nikita Khru Union
Ishchey
Nists
Oth
United Nations
Kennedy
Robert Stapledon
McNamara
George W. Ball
George Bundy
William Tyler
David K. E. Bruce
U. S
Thorneycroft
Lord Home
4 Year Command Plan Aims to Fast-Track Army Officers
The active Army would allow officers to advance through higher grades under a new plan. Indiana Guard would evaluate 721 officers, schedule educational requirements, and vary duty assignments so they qualify for promotion when eligible. Anderson notes many officers would not have been eliminated in recent years if this plan had existed.
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Indiana Guard
Anderson
Family Feud Grounds Lead to Multiple Arrests in City Court
In a street incident, Been Da attempted to help the downed Murphy when Raymond Lemon jumped him and Murphy allegedly struck William Lemon after a nightstick was taken. Richard Lemon, Raymond Lemon, William Lemon, and Peggymae Lemon were charged with various offenses and pled not guilty with trials set for Jan 23 at 9 am.
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Boze
Murphy
Raymond Lemon
William Lemon
Richard Lemon
Wiliam Lemon
Peggymae Lemon
William
Not Ge
Jerabek obituary notes longtime Anderson resident
Otto Paul Jerabek 76 of 133 Width St. died yesterday morning at Saunders Nursing Home after a two year illness. Born in Chicago on June 27, 1886, he moved to Anderson in 1932 and operated a neighborhood grocery for 25 years before retiring five years ago. Survived by two daughters, two stepdaughters, a stepson, 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Friday call after 1 p.m. Rozelle Funeral Home with services at 10 a.m. Saturday and burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Otto Paul Jerabek
Width St
Saunders Nursing Home
Chicago
Miles
Anna Jerabek
Jerabek
Jennie
Eagies Lodge
Wayne Bundy
Westfield
N. J
Wilford Wertz
Anderson
Marguerite Kern
Ellanore Lamm
Here
Frank Elberson
Portand
Ore
Rozeller
East Maplewood Cemetery
Bock Rites Here Today At Local Church
Funeral service for Howard M. Bock 46 of 1517 S D St. will be held at 2:30 p.m. today at First Methodist Church with Rev. Ralph Johnson officiating. Burial is in Hilgrads City Cemetery. Central Avenue School plans a Christmas program Thursday at 7:20 p.m. featuring kindergarten through grade four.
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Elwood
Howard M. Bock
S. D St
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Johnson
Central Avenue School
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Final rites for Martha Pickett Barnhart 87 widow of Virgil Barnhart held at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Rites for Martha Fitch 79 widow of David W Fitch at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery. Nora Bell Tozey 71 of 105 Mill Rd died at St Johns Hospital Pendleton. Survivors listed. body to be sent to East Point Georgia for services. Louise C DeLawter 82 funeral at Cornell Bright Funeral Home at 1 30 p m. Lee Otis Lambert 71 of 1624 Church to be buried in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Burial at Brookside United Brethren Church with Rev John Summers in charge.
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Martha Pickett
Barnhart
Virgil Barnhart
Harold E. Rozelle
Dale Green
First Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Martha M. Fitch
Martha Fitch
Central Ave
David W. Fitch
Brown and Butz
Peratures
Robert Fribley
Maplewood Cemetery
Ora
Bell Hozey Pendleton
Nora Bell Tozey
Mill Rd
Valentine Hozey
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Atlanta
Jozey
William Dumas
Pendleton
Baptist Church
Georgia
John
James
Kokomo
Verna Hozey
Birmingham
Ala
Geraldine Smith
Cottage Smith
Sammy Deacus
Ethel Roberts
Ruth Hunt
Jonesboro
Cornell Bright
Paul E. Donahue
East Point
Penuletuon
Louise C. DeLawter
LEE Otis Lambert
Artie Stohler
Lee Otis
John K. Summers
Ovid
Mary Cook
Andersons
Joseph E. Rinker
Daleville
Polhemus ‘and Shirey
Vaughn Murray
Memorial Park Cemetery
Corn crops estimate 82 bushels per acre in Indiana
Indiana reports an 82 bushel per acre corn yield for the current crop, second only to Illinois with a record 83. Total harvest reaches 352,436,000 bushels, higher than last year and near the 1960 record before feedgrain cuts.
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Illinois
Washington
Indiana
Charey
U.S
Riculture Department
Viselasky
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