Navy's Transit 5A satellite dead after launch
Washington reports the Navy's Transit 5A navigational satellite died in power. The craft, launched Tuesday from Point Arguello California, carried a solar cell array and windmill arms. The Defense Department says no link to a high altitude nuclear test is confirmed.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Loran Slaughter 66 died at 6 45 p m yesterday at his farm home south of Markleville. Surviving are his wife Ina a daughter Wanda Roland a brother Vern Slaughter of Albany Ind three granddaughters and two great granddaughters. Funeral arrangements are pending. Lula F Morgan 70 of Lawrence died yesterday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis. Surviving are husband James F Morgan four daughters and a son. Funeral services set for Saturday at Harry Moore Arlington Chapel. Grace Allford 74 of Markleville died at Hancock County Hospital Greenfield after six weeks illness.
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Wanda Roland
Anderson
Vern Siguemer
Vern Slaughter
Albany
Ind
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Blake
Daleville
Jacklin Sue
Wilson
France
Ula F. Morgan
Indianapolis
Lula F. Morgan
Lawrence
Methodist Hospital
Hamilton County
Indiana
Hah, Inn, CO
Harry ¥. Moore
Arlington
28Th St
Ames F. Morgan
Louise Martin
Grace Wright
Esther Miedema
Andiss Ruth Morgan
Kenneth Dale Morgan
George Henry
Lapel
Nettie Fivens
Tate
Grace Allford Pendleton
Grace Allford
Rt. 1
Hancock County
Greenfield
John L
Emma Hess Slaugher
Adams Township
Marleville Methodist Church
Dwight
Alexandria
Adams Township Farm Bureau
Markleville Brotherhood
Richman Funeral Home
Yorktown
Dale Brubaker
Floyd Bowman
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Hancock Co
Charles Maroska
Jesse
Floyd Ashworth
Finley
Herbert Holliday
Peo-Nora Bell Hozey Deton
Norman Allard
Pendleton
Markieville
Daisy
Noral Bell Hozey
Lowder
Mendon
Washington
Tech
3Url Nicholson
Noblesville
Obituary notices for Keith Montgomery Styers and related deaths
Walter B. Keith 67 of Meridian Street Anderson died at 2 p.m. yesterday at St. John's Hospital survived by son Robert and daughter-in-law. Everett Montgomery 66 of rural Alexandria died Wednesday after extended illness with funeral details. Carson Leon Styers 95 of Watervliet Michigan died at Watervliet Hospital survived by widow Flora and seven children. Otto P. Jerabek 76 of Elwood died recently in Anderson with services planned. Herbert O Neill 63 of Anderson to be buried in Anderson Memorial Park following funeral services.
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Nancy) White
Watervliet Hospital
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Cleveland
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Dora Tranklin
Pickett
Ark
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Herbert Cleve Taylor
Indianapolis
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Dave Taylor
Noblesville
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Ae Mary Lou McMillan
Lapel
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Sir Louis, Mo
Liberty Baptist Church
Owensville, Mo
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J Vliet
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Andlat
City Container
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Midway Ky
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Colona
Mich
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First Baptist Church
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Tioch
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Frial
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
Mionie Bruce
Corcina Ufll
Mathadiet
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Herbert O'Neill
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Bay of Pigs prisoners airlift plan drawn in Florida
In Homestead and Miami areas officials organize processing at Homestead Air Force Base and Opa-locka for Bay of Pigs prisoners captured in 1961. Prisoners to be flown, then reunite with families at Bayfront Park. hospitals to treat inmates, with ransom supplies arriving to support the operation.
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