Poles Oust Yank Scribe Halberstam From Poland
Warsaw reports that David Halberstam, 32, a Pulitzer winner for Viet Nam coverage, must leave Poland within a week for taking a position of continued hostility toward the government. He is the second Times correspondent to be expelled, following A. M. Rosenthal in 1959 for digging too deeply into Polish affairs.
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Warsaw
UPI
David Halberstam
Viet Nam
New York Times
Poland
Halberstam
Times
A. M. Rosenthal
Remy Safety Film To Be Shown At Evening Optimist Club
The Delco Remy Division Safety Department presents a personal safety film to the Evening Optimist Club at Farris Cafeteria this evening. Dinner is at 6 and an attendance award will be given.
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Delco - Remy Division
Farris
Real Wintertime Forecast Covers Hoosierland
United Press International reports frigid Indiana weather with lows 5 to 12 in north and 8 to 17 above zero in south. Highs 17 to 22 north, mostly in 20s south. Snow flurries possible near Lake Michigan. slight warming by Wednesday. five day outlook near normal highs and lows from 19 to 28.
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United Press International
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Zerio
Welsh to Address Democratic Women at Indiana Meeting
Fifty Madison County Democratic Women’s Club members plan to attend the January 8 meeting of the Indiana Democratic Women’s Club at the Sheraton Hotel in Indianapolis. Former Gov. Matthew Welsh will be the principal speaker. Mrs. William Foster, president of the Madison County club, will lead the local delegation.
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Madison County
Democratic Women’s Club
Indiana Democratic Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Indianapolis
Matthew Welsh
William Foster
Madison County Club
Local Engineer Partitioned Contract Delays Sewer Project
The case describes a local engineer whose contract was split into two parts with a paid balance of 5901.40 and 22204.20 due. The new City Board reportedly kept Milling on but delayed action on the sewer system until summer 1963. Milling alleges he prepared modified storm and sanitary sewer plans and submitted them on Oct 26 1960 after meetings from Jan 1 to Dec 31 1960.
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State Board of Health
Board of Trustees
Edgewood
Milling
Stream Pollution Control Board
Indiana
Edgewood sewer dispute case spans contracts and damages
The suit centers on Milling claiming payment delays and breach of contract over Edgewood storm sewer plans. He cites Board refusals and a 1965 contract switch to Henry B Steeg and Associates, seeking 35 730 50 plus interest and 40 000 punitive damages amid alleged public and private derision.
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Board of Trustees
Stream Pollution Board
Madison
Stream Pollution Control Board
Edgewood
Town of
Henry B. Steeg
Oth
Funeral rites for Mrs Ednab Blount to be held today
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs Ednab Blount mother of Mrs J Ruth Bell will be conducted at 1 30 p m at Bat El Rozelle Funeral Home Rev John W Burch of the First Church of the Nazarene in St Louis Mo will be in charge Burial will be in Blountsville Cemetery Mrs Blount a resident of Anderson for 20 years and former St Johns Hospital central service aid for 13 years prior to retirement was born Aug 11 1888 in Mooreland to Webster and Sarah Haynes She is survived by her daughters and an aunt Mrs Laural Conway of Richmond
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Ednab
E. Blount
J. Ruth Bell
Atwood Dr
Bat EL
Rozelle
John W. Burch
the Fist
Church of the Nazarene
St. Louis
Blountsville
Anderson
Blount
St. John's Hospital
Mooreland
Webster
Sarah Haynes
Erville Blount
North
Anderson student wins 175 dollar scholarship at Muncie banquet
Dick Laird son of Harold and Mrs Laird Route 4 Box 462 was awarded a 175 dollar cash scholarship by Society Corporation of Muncie at its annual banquet held at the Van Orman Roberts Hotel. Laird Ball State University student earned the award for sales and leadership ability. Idisav Peaiane receives red envoy Budapest. Janos Kadar first secretary of the Hungarian Communist party met North Vietnamese Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi. MTI provided no further details about the talks.
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Dick Laird
Harold Laird
Rt. 4
The
Society Corporation
Muncie
van Orman Roberts
Laird
Ball State University
Idisav Peaiane
RED
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
le Thanh Nghi
Mert
MTI
Obituaries and Death Notices from Anderson Area
James Floyd 57 of 2308 Pitt St. dies after sudden illness. WW2 veteran and Delcot mold ing dept worker for 19 years. Rhonda Kirby six died from burns in Ankara Turkey. funeral in Anderson with U.S. Air Force transport. Catherine Harmon 69 dies at home. survivors include husband and three daughters. James West 93 dies. funeral at Baker Brothers with East Maplewood Cemetery burial. Gail Leap 70 dies. service at Baker Brothers with burial in Nathan Harter cemetery. Carl Brauchla 79 dies. funeral at Sells and Rowe with East Maplewood burial. Walter Whetsel 73 dies. service by Rev. Williams. burial at Russiaville Cemetery. Jenny Bartlett Ford dies. long-time resident and former Anderson resident. Alonzo Ring 61 dies. several survivors. services pending. James Larmore 55 dies in Detroit while returning to Los Angeles. survived by mother, sister, son. formerly in film industry.
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James Floyd
James A. Floyd
Pitt St
Delcot
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nashville
Ind
Hershal
Laura Floyd
Bloomington
Mabel
Ora
Eugene Floyd
Ross
Alfred
Columbus
Marjorie Wolcott
Indianapolis
Eva Stark
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Rhonda Lee Kirby
Arthur Lee Kirby
Jackson Park
Ankara
Turkey
U.S. Air Force
Paul
James
Linnie Kirby
Anderson
Lena Evans
North Vernon
Gail R. Leap
Gail RB. Leap
Lonel’ Oak Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Leap
Andj
Pe ‘Nichol
Raible Ave
Baker Masonie Lodge
Russiaville/Brothers Funeral
New Lone
Ates
Saigon
Ussiaville
Anilives
Ilness
Johns
Chase
Phoenix
Church of the Autonomy
Centrall Nazarene
Highlands
Viet Nam
Berne
J. Emory
Hackleman
Robert Broyles
Fla
Clem
Dewey
Marion
Marysvale
Tames Larmore
James Larmore
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Larmore Field
Mr. Larmore
California
Motion Picture and Televisio
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties lead items
Obituaries from Muncie Fortville Noblesville Paris and Zurich report Garrett H Lowery Basil H Bakin Philena Clarke and others. Services set for Lowery at Meeks Mortuary. Bakin burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Clarke services at Coaltrin Funeral Home. Inauguration attendance includes VP Humphrey. France tolls 85 dead 764 injured. Switzerland reports 12 dead in weekend accidents.
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Rench Toll
Paris
UPI
France
Charles Godwin Dies Monday
Charles R. Godwin 75 of 1406 W 5th St. died Monday at Community Hospital after a lingering illness. A Johns Manville pipefitter for 35 years he was born in New Albany and lived most of his life in Alexandria. Survived by wife Ruby Miller, son Claude, sister Lara Spennialli, brothers John Charles and James Black, four grandchildren. Final services Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Nutter Hughes officiating. Burial Park View Cemetery.
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Catherine Harmon
Grover Harmon
Lowman St
Michigantown
Ind
John Hillis
Andersen
William B. Harmon
Wilming Day
Patsy Tolley
Anderson
Ray Kern
Frankfort
Samuel Hughes
Sharpesville
Robert Cox
Scottsville
Co Hillis
Tipton
Saker Brothers Funeral
James West
James A. West
Drexel
Shipley Nursing Home
Baker Brothers
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Ovn
Thianne
Thomas
Anna West
Orestes Christian Church
Valerie Finney
Anna
Valerie Fin- Won
Lesterbey
7Th St
Sindow
Henry Finney
Janet Stackhouse
Apolis
Robert L. West
Howard West
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Pimabey
Alexandria
Charles R. Godwin
W. 5Th St
Community Hospital
Johns Manville
New Albany
Ruby Miller
Kokomo
Kokomo Episcopal Church
Claude Godwin
Lara Spenialli
New York
John Black
Charles Black
James Black
Karl M. Kyle
Nutter Hughes
Park View Cemetery
New Model 75 THINLINE Hearing Aid by Sonatone
A man tests the Sonatone Model 75 THINLINE hearing aid described as the lightest, most compact ever. Built into fashion-smart temples for men and women, it uses a powersul transistor circuit to correct moderate to severe hearing loss. A button-sized battery powers the unit through a thin tube to an ear tip.
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Sonatone
Powersul
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Russell Mitchell
Floyd Agnes
Robert Cowles
East Cross Street Road
Guide Lamp
General, Motors Corporation
Africa
Washington
United States
Peepee
Santa
Simmons, Serta
Carl Brauchla
Carl H. Brauchla
Nichol
Sells and Rowe
East Maplewood Cemetery
Walter Whetsel Fhe
Eee Sa
Green Acres
Glendale, Ariz
Alonzo Ring
Alonzo T. Ring
Rt. 1
Parkview Nursing Home
Plant
Delco- Remy
Frankton
John
Mary Thomas Ring
I v
Edith A. Ring
Delco
Remy
Howard ‘ Ir. Ring
Jack Ring
Far- Tell
Penn
Elizabeth) Hartley
Theodore
Exlen) Ayler
Florida
Toni Lee
Jacqueline Ann
Brown and Butz
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Phu Thien
Phu Bon
Seoul
Tuling Democratic Republican Party
Park Chung-hee
Park
Citizens Hall
American Dies Brussels
Belgium
Harold Schumacher
Philadelphia
Garrett Lowery
Delia
Belle Lowery
Cadiz
John Good
Kennard
Meeks Mortuary
Zelma Mills
Woodlawn Cemetery
Farmland
Basil Baxin Fortville
Basil H. Bakin
Rt. 2
Greenfield
St. Thomas Apostle Church
Richard Mode
Paul C. Cory
Gravel Lawn
Philena Clarke
Noblesville
Connor St
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Howard Yow
First Friends Church
Riverside Cemetery
Manila
Huberth. Humphrey
Philipine
Ferdinand Marcos
Foreign Office
Monay
Zurich
Switzerland
Charles Godwin
Citizens Bank
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