France Says Radiation Tests Aid Global Fight
French Foreign Ministry spokesman said Tuesday night radiation tests tied to France's third nuclear explosion should greatly help the world in countering radiation poisoning. Pierre Billaud of the Atomic Energy Department noted France aims to produce a simpler weapon and tests include studying radiation effects on small animals to develop protection methods in nuclear warfare.
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Paris
API
Foreign Ministry
France
Pierre Billaud
Atomic Energy Department
Bell-Ans tab neutralizes stomach acid fastest relief
Certified lab tests prove Bell AnS tab neutralizes three times as much stomach acidity in one minute as leading digestive tablets. Get Bell-Ans today for the fastest known relief. Send postage to Bell AnS, Orangeburg, New York for a liberal free sample.
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BELL
Bell-Ans
ANS
Orangeburg
N.Y
Radium Tests Explore Anti Radiation Treatment Idea
At Reg gane testing ground near the Sahara animals were exposed to radiation then shipped to Paris for lab tests. Some received radiation protective compounds, others vaccines to induce antibodies. A spokesman recalled Yugoslav workers treated in Paris, noting this inspired the Tuesday trial of anti radiation therapy.
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Reggane
Sahara
Oran
Paris
Public Apathy Seen as Cause of High Highway Toll
NSC official warns that public indifference to traffic safety risks lives and money. Paul Jones says 1960s road crashes could injure 14 million, kill 375,000, and cost about 75 billion dollars in economic losses.
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NSC
Chicago
UPI
United States
National Safety Council
Paul Jones
The
Council
Paper Recovery Rates Fail to Reach 20 Percent
A report shows only about 20 percent of the nation’s paper is recovered after use. It highlights low recycling rates, urges industry and public action to improve collection, processing, and reuse.
License Branch To Close Before Sale Of New Tags
The Indiana Auto License Branch in Anderson will close Friday and Saturday for New Year’s Holiday and prep for sale of 1961 tags on Jan 3. Applicants must bring their Bureau of Motor Vehicles registration and 1959 tax receipts payable in 1960. December birthdays should renew now to avoid year end rush.
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Indiana
Anderson
Mary Watson
Bureau
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
County Fugitives Arraigned Tuesday in Tulsa Shooting
Three Indiana jailbreakers were arraigned on murder charges in the Christmas Day killing of Tulsa Assistant Police Chief Robert Potter. Suspects James Roy Groover Elwood 31 Donald Carlson 28 and Haston Lee Winnett 20 Sparta Tenn were denied bond by Justice of the Peace Lee Pearson.
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Indiana
Tulsa
Tex
James Roy Groover
Elwood
Donald Carlson
Johnstown
Haston Lee Winnett
Sparta
Tenn
Justice of the Peace
Lee Pearson
Robert Potter
Texas
Madison County
Space program aims for aggressive gains under Kennedy
Johnson predicts a vigorous accelerated space program under Kennedy and vows to maximize returns from space spending. Kerr says money alone won’t push America ahead. Kennedy also names Rex Whitton federal highway administrator as next administration gears up. Johnson remains central in talks on space and State Department policy during Palm Beach meetings. Kerr to chair the Senate special committee after Johnson steps down.
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Page Onement
Johnson
Kennedy
Kerr
America
Russia
Rex Whitton
Missouri State Highway Department
Rooney Johnson Agree on Expanding Foreign Service Roles
The discussion centers on boosting the space program and using experienced foreign service officers to replace political appointees. Rooney and Johnson say Congress will fund changes so diplomats can perform their duties fully and economically.
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Rooney
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Scientist warns nations will acquire atomic bombs citing tests and risks
The speaker argues that several states will obtain plutonium quickly and that with enough states producing fission and fusion bombs, some will explode by accident or miscalculation. He urges international restraint beginning with a halt to nuclear testing as a practical compromise.
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United States
NBC says It Could Be You reviewed since 1959 standards probe
NBC stated It Could Be You has been periodically checked since the Department of Standards and Practices formed after the quiz show scandals. The network said the ongoing examination revealed no irregularities or improper procedures.
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Ing
Department of Standards and Practices
Department
NBC
Investigated Allegations Around It Could Be You 1956 58
Blake describes a $25 advance per script plus a TV and gas range for It Could Be You. He claims he wrote a part for himself to justify a refrigerator and cried over his father’s Civil War diary return. A relative threatened to expose the show as phony. he pursued back pay then picketed and gave the story to a magazine. Edwards' organization also produces This Is Your Life.
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Blake
Edwards’ Organization
GOP Women Host Meeting Dates Set For January
A GOP women’s group lists members including Mrs Harold Anderson Mrs R H Roberts Mrs Dur bin Hollingsworth and Mrs No land Wright. The next meeting is set for January 24 at Mrs Toner’s home and the board will reconvene January 16.
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Harold Anderson
R. H. Roberts
Durbin Hollingsworth
Noland Wright
Toner
Bomb blast hits hotel bar in Vedado none harmed
Police reported an explosion in the women's lounge of the Rosita de Hornedo Hotel in Vedado. The blast caused major damage two hours after a store reopened and displayed a banner of resilience. Police found additional dud bombs in the hotel.
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Page One
Rosita de Hornedo
Vedado
Yugoslavia Plans One Exchange Rate to Dollar
The United States negotiates a shift in Yugoslavia to a single 790 dinars per dollar rate after nine months of talks. Yugoslavia currently maintains at least 11 separate rates depending on the commodity. The State Department will require most of a $100 million aid spend to stay in the United States to protect U.S. gold reserves.
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Yugoslavia
State Department
U.S
United States
Fire Destroys Church Blaze Ices at Anderson High School
A church blaze damaged the Anderson High School auditorium as icy remains triggered by the fire were observed. Crews began preparations to clear the ruins yesterday.
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Anderson High School
Warren Beatson Dies Yesterday At Farm Home
Warren Beatson 58 died yesterday morning at his Rt 1 farm home after a lingering illness. He farmed livestock and raised American Eskimo dogs. Surviving are his widow Harriett Zimmerman, his mother Mrs. David Beatson, and two brothers Joe and Glen. OES rites and funeral services are planned at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with burial in Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Warren Beatson
Rt. 1
Mr. Beatson
First Methodist Church At
Order of Eastern Star
David
Sarah (Eaton) Beatson
Harriett Zimmerman
David Beatson
Joe
Eau Galli
Fla
Glen Beatson
Karl M. Kyle
Park View Cemetery
Anderson Exchange Names New Officers
The Exchange Club of Anderson elected officers for six months at a semi-annual meeting held in the YMCA Old Salem room. Officers are Raymond Precup president Howard Ehrhart vice president W C Hilligoss secretary and Ed Bronnenberg treasurer. Board of control includes Bob Collier Dr William Conrad Dick Frombholtz plus holdovers Dick Peck Billie Schuyler and Don Himelick. John Hiday of Delco Remy spoke on the new engineering center plans for March.
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Exchange Club of
Anderson
Board of Control
YMCA
Old Salem Room
Raymond Precup
Howard Ehrhart
W. C. Hilligoss
Ed Bronnenberg
Bob Collier
William Conrad
Dick Frombholtz
William
Bill) James
Precup
Dick Peck
Billie Schuyler
Don Himelick
John Hiday
Delco-Remy Engineering
Indiana Holiday Toll Sets Nine Year Best Amid 453 Fatalities
Indiana reports 453 deaths over a 78 hour Christmas weekend seven more than predicted. Traffic deaths totaled 293, fire deaths 47, and 113 miscellaneous accidents. Gary driver Thelma Icenogle hurt. Gary man Harry M Weeks, 72, killed after hitting a pole near Merrillville. Donald W Schaadt, 27, dies in Lima hospital from a Sunday motorcycle crash. Janice Jo Johnson, 20, dies as a passenger in the same incident.
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Hoosier
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Indiana
Gary
Harry M. Weeks
Lake County
Merrillville
Thelma Icenogle
Monroe
Donald W. Schaadt
Lima
Ohio
Janice Jo Johnson
van Wert
Lawrence W. Schaadt
Broadway Chapter 591 O.E.S. Officers and Holdover Trustees
Members of Broadway Chapter 591 O.E.S. appoint new officers and holdover trustees. Listed are Wright as fellowship ald, Teeter treasurer, Moore senior deacon, Farr senior steward, Pitts junior steward, McKain chaplain, Krebs Tyler, Fisher trustee, with Clarence Wildman Jr. and Charles Miller as holdover trustees. O.E.S. will serve refreshments.
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Page
Ald Wright
Frederick Teeter
James Moore
John Farr
Marshall Pitts
Jesse McKain
George Krebs
Tyler
Ivan Fisher
Clarence Wildman Jr
Charles Miller
Broadway
O.E.S
Solon urges form of federal regulatory agencies
Senator Carroll, head of a Senate judiciary subcommittee, praises James M. Landis for recommendations to reform federal agencies including the FCC, ICC, and FPC. Landis proposes a single czar to oversee agencies in a firm yet friendly manner while addressing deficiencies in administrative procedure and curbing obstructionist pressure groups.
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Carroll
Senate Judiciary
Federal Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Power Commission
Kennedy
James M. Landis
Landis
Safety lapses cited in ship fire probe and call for federal oversight
A commission report details dangerous practices aboard the vessel including storage of oil drums with inflammables, an open sawmill, and cluttered stock rooms. Fire damage stemmed from a diesel fuel tank leak possibly caused by a forklift or valve fault, with witnesses split on the exact trigger.
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Cavanagh
Kline Announces Retirement From Police Post
Madison County native Floyd Kline retires from his police duties on Feb 3 after a career spanning training at Indiana University Purdu e Ball State and FBI programs. He and wife Lora have seven children and he served on state and local traffic safety committees.
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Page One Western University
Keith Kline
Mabel Patton
Georganna and
Thomas
Kline
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Congo Politician Vows If Needed to Sustain Government
Congo political figure Congo Kiva asserts government by force if required as Mobutu withholds confirmation. Lihauis spoke at a session convened by Senate Speaker Joseph Ileo. President Kasavubu orders a government replacement for year end and warns violence if force persists.
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Mobutu
Lihauis
Joseph Ileo
Joseph Kasavubu
Churchill recovering after fall at country home
A spokesman said Sir Winston Churchill is recovering quickly from a back injury suffered in a fall six weeks ago. He spent Christmas at his English country home with most of his family around him.
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Churchill
Westerham
England
UPI
Winston Churchill
Nellie Minnick longtime dress maker dies in Ohio home
Nellie Elisabeth Minnick also known as Nellie Laughlin and La Cille of Anderson and New Castle dies at 2 30 am Friday December 23 in Glmont Christian Science rest home Columbus Ohio. Born April 1 1885 at Palmfield Michigan she moved to New Castle then Santa Rosa and later Middletown. Survived by son Francis N King and daughter Eunice Ann Elliott plus three grandchildren. Burial at New Castle Mound Cemetery after services December 24.
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Nellie Elisabeth Minnick
Anderson
Nellie Laughlin
LuCille
Citizens Trust
Glanmont
Columbus
Ohio
Palmfield
Mich
Grand Rapids
Charles L
Emily Lambert Bissell
9Th St
Pha Minnick
Middletown
New Castle
Minnick
Chrysler
la Cille
S. Main S
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Hugenot Society
The
DAR
Order of the Eastern Star
15Th St
11Th and
Delaware Sts
Francis N. King
Santa Rosa
Calif
Eunice Ann
C. Dale Elliott
Macer
Hazel Cunningham
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oe Mound
Sam Townsend longtime resident active in church and politics
Sam Townsend died about 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. John's Hospital after moving to Anderson from Montgomery, Alabama 42 years ago. He served as a trustee of Wallace Temple A. M. E. Church and as chaplain of Elks Lodge 772, among other groups. Survivors include his widow Millie and two daughters Mrs. Billye Page and Mrs. Leola Nipples. The body was taken to Leonard P. Underwood Funeral Home with arrangements pending.
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Sam Townsend
Park Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Montgomery
Ala
Leonard P. Underwood
Services for Chester A. Gooding Held at Baker Brothers
Chester A. Gooding aged 50 of 905 Cottage Ave dies Monday. Funeral at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Delmar Harrold. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Chester Arthur Gooding
Cottage Ave
Baker Brothers
Delmar Harrold
Anderson Memorial Park
James A. Beck 82 Dies After Illness at Mercy Hospital
James A. Beck 82 retired farmer died at 6 25 p m Tuesday at Mercy Hospital after a two year illness. His body was taken to Clark Chapel for visitation after 2 p m Thursday and funeral services at 2 p m Friday with burial in Neese Cemetery. He was born August 30 1878 in Hamilton County son of James M and Sarah Beck and spent most of his life in the community. Surviving are five nieces and nephews Ehrmal Neese Detroit Mich Glenn Neese Summitville Harold Beck Frankton Mrs Myrneth Hoffman Anderson and Mrs Fred Porter Arcadia.
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Elwood
James A. Beck
Mercy Hospital
Clark Chapel
Neese Cemetery
Mr. Beck
Hamilton County
James M
Sarah Beck
Ehrmal Neese
Detroit
Mich
Glenn Neese
Summitville
Harold Beck
Frankton
Myrneth Hoffman
Anderson
Fred Porter
Arcadia
Cophine Underwood 65 Pendleton death noted
Mrs Cophine Underwood wife of John Underwood Rt 3 Noblesville died unexpectedly Tuesday in Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield born Emporia July 7 1895 daughter of Silas R and Gerusha Biddle Maury lived 14 years in Pendleton community member of Fortville Christian Church Fortville Garden Club Book Review Club County Home Economics Club TELF Club Current Events Club Pendleton Survivors include husband two sons Dr George Underwood Lafayette and John Underwood Jr Pendleton five grandchildren services Thursday 2 pm Fortville Christian Church visitation after 2 pm today until noon Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home contributions to Heart Fund may be left at funeral home
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Emporia
Silas R and
Gerusha Biddle Maury
Pendleton
Underwood
Fortville
Cornell Bright
Forty's Christian Church
Howard Perrine
Heart Fund
Edward O'Brien services set in Indianapolis church
Funeral services for Edward O'Brien 55 of Indianapolis formerly of Madison County will be held this morning at Little Flower Catholic Church Indianapolis burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery Indianapolis He died Sunday with relatives in Perkinsville and Elwood communities named in the notice
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Perkinsville
Edward O'Brien
Indianapolis
Madison County
Elwood
Little Flower Catholic Church
Calvery Cemetery
Services for Chester Sprague Frankton Farmer
Chester S Sprague 80 a former Frankton farmer died Sunday in St Petersburg Florida Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m today at the Frankton Christian Church Rev Monroe G Schuster of Central Christian Church will officiate Burial will follow in the KP IOOF Cemetery Frankton The body lies in state at the George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton until services time Friends may call at the funeral home.
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John Adams
John FE. Adams
Main St
Harold E. Rovelle
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Bud Kelly Thurman Lacy
Francis Madden
Bob Butsler
Bill Flora
Ralph Wasson
Chester Sprague Frankton
Chester S. Sprague
Frankton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Final rites for George Eichhorn in Clarington Ohio
George Eichhorn 89 died Friday. Final funeral services set for 10 30 a m at Rush Funeral Home Clarington Ohio with burial in Clarington Cemetery. Earlier services conducted Monday in Middletown by Rev C Edwin McClarnon of the Middletown Methodist Church.
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George Eichhorn
Middletown
Rush Funeral Home
Clarington
Ohio
Clarington Cemetery
Ballard and Shirey
C. Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
Otis W Jenkins Rites Held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Otis W Jenkins 60 of 2716 Shawnee Dr died Sunday. Service at 1 30 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Est W Hamilton of Park Place Methodist Church officiating. Burial at cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Otis Jenkins
Otis W. Jenkins
Baker Brothers Funeral
Ernest W. Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Services for Eugene De tienne at Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Funeral services for Eugene Henri De tienne, 75, of 409 Chester Street, will be conducted at 1 30 p m today at the Brown and Butz Funeral Home by the Rev George A Harris of East.
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Eugene Henri Detienne
Chester St
Brown and Butz
George A. Harris
East
Services for Eva McDonald in Lapel Church
Mrs Eva McDonald 71 of Rt 3 Noblesville dies Sunday. Services at 1 30 p m Thursday at Prairie Baptist Church conducted by Rev Leon Lutz. Body lies in church one and a half hours before service. Burial in Prairie Baptist Cemetery. Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel.
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Eva McDonald Lapel
Eva McDonald
Rt .3
Noblesville
Prairie Baptist Church
Leon Lutz
Prairie Baptist Cemetery
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Lynn Christian Church Burial and Funeral Details
Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends are being received in the funeral home.
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Scribe
Marott
Bostonian Shoes
Rhythm Step
Miracle Tread
Fanous
Hi Wedge
Meridian ST
Anderson Exchange
Charles Gaus
Education and Clubs Aims Committee
Don Sorg
St. Mary's High School
Solon Urges
Charles F. Marsh
Ringwood Way
Baker ‘Brothers
William E. Reed
Arrow Heights
Congo
Kiva
Nellie Minnick
Leanetta Fisher
Leanetta H. Fisher
Ernest F. Fisher
Jefferson St
Sells and Rowe
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
Green Lawn Cemetery
Mexico
Ind
Chester Gooding
Madison
Cophine Underwood
John Underwood
Hancock Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Eugene Detienne
City Pro
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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