Halberstam Ordered Out of Poland Amid Press Tension
UPI reports David Halberstam, 32, Pulitzer winner and New York Times Viet Nam correspondent, must leave Poland within a week for a position of continued hostility to the government. He is the second Times reporter to be expelled, following A. M. Rosenthal who was ousted in 1959 for delving 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 Club
The Delco Remy Division Safety Department will present a safety film to the Evening Optimist Club at Farris Cafeteria. Dinner is at 6 and an attendance award will be given. About 6,000 medical libraries are noted in the text.
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Delco - Remy Division
Safety This
Farris
The
Real Wintertime Predicted Across All Of Hoosierland
United Press International reports a cold front lowered Indiana temperatures with teens to near freezing lows and highs mostly in the 20s. Five day outlook shows sub normal warmth with gradual warming by midweek and normal to near normal averages for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosierland
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Zerro
Tuesa
Welsh to Address Democratic Women Meeting
Fifty Madison County Democratic Women’s Club members travel to Indianapolis for the Indiana Democratic Women’s Club meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. Former Gov. Matthew Welsh is the principal speaker, with Mrs. William Foster leading 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
Engineer’s Contract Dispute Ties to New Board
Local engineer Mil ling is cited in a suit over unpaid balances totaling 5,901.40 on part one of a contract and 22,204.20 on part two. The complaint says the newly elected Board referred the matter and delayed sewer project actions through summer 1965, with Milling allegedly consulted from 1960 and asked to draft a combined storm and sanitary sewer design.
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Milling
Edgewood sewer dispute spans contracts and damages
The case outlines Milling claiming $35 730.50 in fees plus $16 000 in damages for alleged contract loss and $50 000 for humiliation amid sewer system plans disputes with the Town of Edgewood and the Stream Pollution Control Board. It details delayed decisions, payments, and a 1965 contract with Henry B. Steeg and Associates, along with a separate personal injury suit over horse riding injuries.
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Milling
Stream Pollution Control Board
State of
Indiana
Edgewood
Board of Trustees
Stream Pollution Board
Madison
Stream _ Pollution Control Board
Henry B. Steeg
Funeral rites for Mrs Ednah C Blount held today
Funeral services were conducted at 1 30 p m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home for Mrs Ednah C Blount a 77 year old resident of Anderson and mother of Mrs Ruth Bell The Rev John W Burch of the Nazarene church in St Louis Mo led the rites Burial was in Blountsville Cemetery She had worked at St Johns Hospital as a central service aide for 13 years retiring in 1938 Born August 1 1888 in Mooreland to Webster and Sarah Haynes She had lived in Farmland with her husband Erville who died in 1945 Surviving are her daughter and an aunt Mrs Laura Conway of Richmond
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Ednah C. Blount
Ruth Bell
Atwood Dr
Harold E. Rozelle
John W. Burch
First Church of the Nazarene
St Louis
Blountsville
Anderson
Paxt
Jenny Bartlett Ford
Jenny Ford
Daniel F. Ford
Phoenix
Ariz
John Mason
Chase St
Church of the Nazarene
Berne
Ind
J. Emory Hackleman
Robert Broyles
Lakeland
Fla
Clem
Dewey Foreman
Marion
Marysvale Church
Anderson Student Wins Society Scholarship of 175
Dick Laird son of Mr and Mrs Harold Laird Rt 4 Box 462 was awarded a 175 cash scholarship by The Society Corporation of Muncie at its annual banquet held at the Van Orman Roberts Hotel in Muncie Laird a Ball State University student received the award for sales and
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Dick Laird
Harold Laird
Rt. 4
The
Society Corporation
Muncie
van Orman Roberts Hotel
Laird
Ball State University
Hungarian Communist Party Aide Meets North Vietnamese Leader
Janos Kadar, first secretary of the Hungarian Communist party, received North Vietnamese Vice Premier Le Thanh Nghi Man at Budapest. MTI provided no details about the talks.
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RED
Budapest
Janos Kadar
Hungarian Communist Party
le Thanh Nghi
MTI
Anderson Obituaries Split Between Local Soldier and Affected Child
James A. Floyd, 57, of 2308 Pitt St., died suddenly at 3 p.m. Monday after 19 years in Delco Division mold ing. A World War II veteran and Pilgrim Holiness Church member, he was born June 24, 1908 in Nashville, Indiana. Surviving include his widow Mabel, four brothers, two sisters, and several relatives. Burial at Memorial Park, friends may visit after 4 p.m. today. Rhonda Lee Kirby, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Kirby, died Dec. 17 from burns after a space heater accident in Ankara, Turkey. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Jackson Park Church of God with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. The family, flown to Anderson by the U.S. Air Force, includes parents, two brothers, a paternal grandmother, and a maternal grandmother with several aunts and uncles. Funeral arrangements are being handled by local funeral homes.
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James A. Floyd
Pitt St
Delco
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Nashville
Ind
Hershal
Laura Floyd
Bloomington
Mabel
Ora
Eugene Floyd
Ross
Alfred
Columbus
Marjorie Wolcott
Indianapolis
Eva Oy
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Rhonda Lee Kirby
Arthur Lee Kirby
Jackson Park Church
U.S. Air Force
Paul
James
Linnie Kirby
Anderson
Lena Evans
North Vernon
James A. West
Drexel Dr
Shiptay Wersing
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood
Mr. West
Ownthianne
Thomas
Anna West
Orestes Christian Church
Anna
Lester West
Janet
Apolis
Robert L. West
Alonzo Ring
Alonzo T. Ring
Rt. 1
Parkview Nursing Home
Muncie
Delco- Remy
Frankton
John
Mary Thomas Ring
Edith A. Ring
Dept
Coremy
Howard L. Ring
Dreer
Jack Ring
Farrell
Penn
C. A
Elizabeth) Hartley
And
Theodo Frandaghers
Toni Lee
John Siner
At ‘Methodist Church
Mrs Catherine Harmon Dies at 67 in Anderson Home
Mrs Catherine Harmon of 3001 Lowman Street died at 4 45 p m Monday after a long illness She was born April 10 1898 in Michi antown Ind and lived in Anderson most of life Survived by husband a son William B Harmon two daughters Mrs Wilmina Day and Mrs Patsy Tolley eight grandchildren three sisters Mrs Ray Kern Frankfort Mrs Samuel Hughes Sharpesville and Mrs Robert Cox Scottsville Ky and a brother C C Hillis Tipton Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home with arrangements pending
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Catherine Harmon
Grover Harmon
Lowman St
Michiantown
Ind
John Hillis
Anderson
William B. Harmon
Wilmina Day
Patsy Tolley
Ray Kern
Frankfort
Samuel Hughes
Sharpesville
Robert Cox
Scottsville
C. C. Hillis
Tipton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Saigon Government To Execute Four Aborigine Tribesmen
Four Montagnard tribal leaders sentenced for the Dec 19 revolt in Phu Thien province face execution by firing squad in a public square in Saigon. The sentence follows trials of 20 Montagnards, with 16 others receiving exile or prison terms.
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Pleiku
South Viet Nam
UPI
Saigon
Fulro
Phu Thien
Phu Bon
Sanene
Monda
Death of James Larmore in Detroit en route to Cleveland
James Larmore 55 of Anderson died unexpectedly Thursday night in Detroit while traveling from Los Angeles to Cleveland to visit his mother Mrs. James Larmore and sister Mrs. Mary Larmore Field. He leaves a son James Larmore II and his wife Alexandra Brackett Lar more who died a month ago after a fall. Larmore had resided in California for years and was associated with the film industry.
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James Larmore
Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Los Angeles
Calif
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Larmore Field
Losles
Larmore
James Larmore II
Alexandra Brackett Larmore
California
Tion of Films
Last Rites For Dr Carl Brauchla At Sells Funeral Home
Funeral services for Dr Carl H Brauchla 79 of 2421 Nichol Ave are set for 2 p m today at Sells and Funeral Home. The Rev Monroe Schuster of Central Christian Church will officiate. Interment in Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Carl Brauchla
Carl H. Brauchla
Nichol Ave
Sells and Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Valerie Finney
Valerie Finney 76 of 1023 W 7th St widow of Henry Finney will have services today at 1 30 at Baker Brothers at Home. Rev Howard Western of Fifth Street Methodist Church will officiate. Burial in Memorial Park Friends are received at the funeral home.
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Valerie Finney
7Th St
Henry Finney
Baker Brothers
Howard Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
One Memorial Park
Walter Whetsel Rites Planned at Baker Brothers Home
Walter Whetsel, 73 a retired farmer of Rt 3 died Saturday afternoon funeral set for 10 30 am today at Baker Brothers Home Reverend John C Williams of Park Road Church of God to lead burial in IOOF Cemetery Frankton
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Walter Whetsel
Baker Brothers Home
Rt. 3
John C. Williams
Park Road
Charles R. Godwin dies at 75 in Alexandria
Charles R. Godwin, 75, of 1406 West 5th Street, died Monday at Community Hospital after a long illness. A Johns Manville retiree with 35 years as a pipefitter, he was born November 18, 1890 in New Albany and lived much of his life in Alexandria. He married Ruby Miller in 1923 at Kokomo. Surviving are his widow, a son Cla Godwin, a sister in New York, three brothers in Kokomo, four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home will receive friends after 7 p.m. today. final rites Thursday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Nutters officiating at Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Charles R. Godwin
W. 5Th St
Community Hospital
Johns Manville
New Albany
Ruby Miller
Kokomo
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Garrett H Lowery 66 of 1217 E Main St Muncie died at home after months of illness He owned the Lowery Candy Shop for 4 years A native of Cadiz he lived in Muncie since youth He was a Mason Scottish Rite and Mural Temple member and WW I veteran Survivors include widow Delia his mother Belle ny of Cadiz a sister Mrs John of near Kennard Funeral by Meeks Mortuary Muncie from noon today to 10 am Wednesday Burial Woodlawn Cemetery near Farmland
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Garrett Lowery
Belleny
Cadiz
John
Kennard
Meeks
Muncie
Zelma Mills
Woodlawn Cemetery
Farmland
Requiem Mass Held For Basil H. Eakin
Basil H. Eakin 41 farmer of Rt 2 Greenfield will have a Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m. at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home. Burial follows at Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
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Basil Eakin
Fortville
Basil H. Eakin
Rt. 2
Greenfield
Paul C. Cory
Gravel Lawn
Miss Philena Clarke Services Today in Noblesville
Funeral services for Miss Philena Clarke a retired school teacher of 1523 Connor Street Noblesville will be held at 2 p.m. today at Coaltrin Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Howard Yow of First Friends Church Burial will follow at Riverside Cemetery and viewing is in progress at the funeral home.
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Philena Clarke
Noblesville
Connor St
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Howard Yow
First Friends Church
Riverside Cemetery
Philippine inauguration draws 31 nations plus Humphrey
UPI reports dignitaries from 31 countries will attend the formalization of the Philippine forces with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey among the attendees. The day office announced the event for Thursday, on Monday.
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Manila
UPI
Vnc
Hubert H. Humphrey
Philip P. Ferdinand J F
Monay
Toll hits France Christmas weekend traffic deaths
Police said at least four to five people died and 754 were injured in France during the Christmas weekend, a higher toll than the 91 killed the previous year.
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Paris
UPI
France
Twelve killed in Swiss Christmas weekend traffic incidents
Swiss police reported twelve deaths from traffic accidents over the Christmas weekend. Two victims perished due to leaks and one man drowned as part of the toll across the country.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Slimmest eye glass hearing aid from Sonotone Model 75 THINLINE
A man examines Sonotone’s new Model 75 THINLINE eye glass hearing aid. Built into fashion-smart temples for both genders, it houses a transistor circuit to correct moderate to severe hearing loss. A button-size battery powers the device, with a thin tube linking the temple to an eartip.
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Sonotone
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East Cross Street Road
General Motors Corporation
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United States
Ieee
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BIG Savings
James Floyd
Memorial Park
Cemete
James West
Gail R. Leap
Lone Oak Rd
St. John’s
Leap
Nichol and
Raible Ave
Russiaville Masonics
Nathan Coored
St. John's Oe
Seoul
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Park Chung-hee
Ark
Eeoalte Citizens Hall
American Dies Brussels
Belgium
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Philadelphia
Charles Godwin
Citizens Bank
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