Americans Return From Cuba in New Orleans Repatriation
In sunny winter weather 83 U S citizens and dependents repatriated from Cuba arrived at New Orleans International Airport aboard a Pan American jet. The group included elderly passengers and teenagers, with Cuban refugees on hand. The Mexican government arranged flights from Havana to Merida as part of the U S effort to bring all Cuban exiles home.
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New Orleans
UPI
Cuba
United States
Pan American Airways
New Orleans International
Balboa
Merida
Mexico
Gulf
Yucatan
Havana
Branigin Sets Indiana Address Date for Legislature
Governor Branigin announced January 10 as the date for his biennial address to the joint session of the Indiana Legislature. The UPI report notes the plan for the speech outlining state policy and legislative program.
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Branigin
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Ex Chief Goes Free After Guilty Plea on Theft
Former Marion police chief Tom Dennis was fined 500 dollars and a 110 year prison term suspended in Grant Circuit Court after he pleaded guilty to theft of city funds.
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Marion
Ind
Tom Dennis
Grant Circuit
Bandits Strike Multiple Local Shops In Early Morning Burglary Spree
Police investigated a trio of break ins early yesterday. At A Good Liquor Store detectives found a damaged rear door and window but entry blocked, while a front door was pried open and about 12 cartons of cigarettes liquor mixes champagne and egg nog reported missing. A Webster Tire and Battery Co. burglary left three tires missing with losses under $200 after an east side window was broken. Stickler's Barber Shop suffered theft of a portable television set cigarettes cigars and a vending machine cash. Additional break ins included Ralph Hays home on Crystal Street and Roy Jackson residence on 19th Street with ransacking and windows pried open. Police continue to pursue leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
E. 23Rd St
Rod Davis
Phil Carr
Marshall Brooks
Webster Tire and Battery Co
Broadway
Stickler
E. 27Th St
Ralph Hays
Crystal St
Hays
Harold Watson
Roy Jackson
FE. 19Th St
Watson
Fire destroys Chicago apartment. seven families homeless
A near west side Chicago apartment building collapsed during a Wednesday fire leaving seven families homeless. No injuries were reported and officials speculated the blaze may have started with an explosion in the furnace area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
UPI
Midwest Death Continues From Page One Disappearance Case
The article notes Miss Alex disappeared with a car she was driving. The car was found in Indianapolis on December 6 and turned over to two policemen by a young man who said he found it parked on an Indianapolis street days earlier and had been using it to joyride.
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Alex
Indianapolis
Newport
U.S
Saigon
Vietnamese Confederation of Labor
Confederation
Constituent
Nguyen van Thieu
Indiana NEA estimates year in Hoosier schools growth
The NEA projects Indiana school enrollments will average about 28 500 more students than last year and total revenues from local, state, and federal sources at 712 , 9 7 7 9 9 5 3 8 . (Note: placeholders due to OCR issues. primary figures include local 394 206 000 and state 276 587 000 and federal 42 669 000. Teachers rise from 43 935 to 46 155. districts fall from 443 to 404.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Indiana
Severe winter storm stretches from Texas to Georgia
A widening cold snap drives record lows across central to southern states. Alamosa Colorado falls to 26 below, Big Piney Wyoming reaches 11 below, Duluth Minnesota 8 below, and Wisconsin and Kansas report new storm fatalities.
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Texas
Georgia
Alamosa
Colo
Big Piney
Wyo
Duluth
Missouri
Asheville
N.C
New York City
Atlanta
Billings
Mont
Birmingham
Ala
Albany
N.Y
el Paso
Tex
New England
Burlington Vt
New Year Weather Drought Across Nation With Traffic Deaths
Dry cold conditions spread across the Far West and Northeast as New Year celebrations begin. In Chicago a restaurant chain offers free coffee on tollways. The four day Thanksgiving period sets a traffic death record at 748.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Subcommittee mulls action against Powell ally Powell aide
The six member subcommittee weighs whether to ask the House to cite Mrs Powell. Hays aims to have the full committee chair write to the clerk to remove her from the payroll. The panel has probed alleged abuse of chairman powers in the Education and Labor Committee.
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House
Hays
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
New Year Truce Pattern Amid Vietnam War News
A Christmas truce pattern yields incidents as U S bombing pauses for two days and 7th Fleet ships refrain from offensive actions. Saigon reports 122 Communist incidents while U Thant urges early end to the war and Britain proposes a three-way talks framework with the United States and Vietnam.
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U. S
North Vietnam
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Tonkin
Saigon
U Thant
United Nations
New York
Vietnam
London
Britain
United States
North
South Vietnam
George Brown
Constituent Assembly
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hanoi
U.S
Britain Urges Immediate Three-Way Talks to Stop Hostilities
The Foreign Office reports efforts to arrange a three-country meeting among Britain the United States and Vietnam to halt fighting. Messages to Rusk and Vietnamese ministers are being prepared and acceptance by the U.S. is considered likely. In Rome, Moro’s information office staff strikes for higher pay and quicker promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Robert McCloskey
Brown
Rusk
Foreign Office
United States
South
North Vietnam
Rome
Information Office
Aldo Moro
Mary Estella Babcock funeral set in Anderson
Funeral services for Mary Estella Babcock 97 of 1122 Central Ave will be held this afternoon at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Rev. John Siner will officiate with burial in West Maplewood Cemetery. She died Friday at 1 a.m. after a prolonged illness. Born March 10 1869 in Anderson she lived at 1122 Central Ave since birth. Survived by son John Beck Evanston Ill step children Dan Babcock Indianapolis and Ella McClintock Anderson and several nieces and nephews. She was active in local society and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Estella Babcock
Central Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
West Maplewood
Ralph N
Mary Ann Jackson Clark
Robert G. Babcock
Ralph B. Clark
Courthouse
E. Benton Walker
Rowland Title Co
Anderson Society
Anderson Country Club
Short Story Club
Daughters of the American Revolution
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
John Beck
Evanston, Ill
Dan Babcock
Indianapolis
Ella McClintock
Anderson
Rafe E
John C. Ra
Local GOP gains offices in county government changes
Egbert M Hood becomes treasurer and Woods defeats Jesse Biddle for south district commissioner. Oath of office to Cassell Otto Arthur Atwell and Clifton Paddock as councilmen at large Fletcher Ferguson first district and Everett Smith second district. Earl Fisher to become Anderson Township Trustee. Public ceremonies in Superior Court 1 with refreshments served, receptions planned in offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egbert M. Hood
Woods
Jesse Biddle
Hunter
Cassell Otto
Arthur Atwell
Clifton Paddock
Fletcher Ferguson
Everett Smith
Anderson Township
Earl Fisher
Superior Court
Historymobile exhibit highlights Indiana past and industry
A Madison County Sesquicentennial chairman says the Historymobile display covers 1850s panorama of Conestoga wagons to Civil War relics, early Indiana education, and World War I mementos. It features Studebaker cars, canal scenes, and a WW II era graphic, with a planned return January 10 to 12 for students and locals.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ohio River
Evansville
U.S. 40
Weir Cook Airport
Indiana
Lilly
Duesenburg Auto
Haynes Auto
Studebaker Brothers
Blackford County
Indiana University
Purdue
Francis Oleksy
Madison County
Obituary notices from Marion and surrounding areas
Norman B. Kendall 58 of Marion associated with Farm Bureau Insurance died Thursday at 3 30 p.m. at 208 N A St Marion funeral today 2 p.m. at Larrison Con verse burial Vernon Cemetery born April 6 1908 in Howard County survived by widow Lavonne two sons two brothers six sisters two grandchildren Laura Inez Martz 42 of 424 Laura St Chesterfield died Friday at St John s Hospital after a year of illness born Sept 23 1924 in Muncie daughter of Leo and Ethel Conn lived in Chesterfield Secretary at Anderson Stove Company survived by mother Ethel Conn aunt Emily Carmichael uncle Clinton Gates burial Elm Ridge Cemetery Parsons Funeral Home Munice final rites Monday 1 30 p.m. Rev Leroy Hines burial Elm Ridge Cemetery Sallie R. Chapin 41 wife of Wesley V Chapin Rt 1 funeral Sunday 1 p.m. Baker Brothers Funeral Home Rev Richardson of Chesterfield Nazarene Church burial Marrowbone Ky Louis W Falker 50 of 1923 Hendricks St funeral mass 11 30 a.m. today at St Ambrose Catholic Church interment St Mary s Madison County Cancer Society memorials Brooks Memorial Chapel in charge James E. Lamb 68 of 2435 Delaware St funeral 10 a.m. St Ambrose Catholic Church burial East Maplewood Cemetery Baker Brothers Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Norman B. Kendall
Marion
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Anderson
N. A. St
Larrison
Converse
Vernon
Howard County
Kendall
Sweetzer Church of the Brethren
Lavonne
Laura Inez Martz
Laura St
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Muncie
Leo
Ethel Conn
Anderson High School
Anderson Stove Company
Selma
Emily Carmichael
Clinton Gates
Parsons Funeral Home
Leroy Hines
Chesterfield Pilgrim Holiness Church
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Sallie R. Chapin
Wesley V. Chapin
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Richardson
Chesterfield Nazarene Church
Marrowbone
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Louis W. Falker
Hendricks St
St. Mary’s
Brooks
James Lamb
James E. Lamb
Delaware St
East Maplewood
Local Residents Face Fines for Public Offenses
A roundup lists numerous local offenders with fines for intoxication speeding muffler violations and no operator license. Several cases include Ray H. Malone and Robert Passwater noted for public intoxication, while Beaman and Beaman face DUI and reckless driving charges.
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Ray H. Malone
Forkner
Glenn E. Garrett
Chamness Ave
Elwood
Kenneth N. Shock
Loretta Jean Stapert
Rt. 6
Greenfield
Samuel L. Todd
Rt. 2
Robert Passwater
Columbus Ct
Marion Julius Galloway
iTravelers Rest Motel
Chesterfield
Richard L. Beaman
State St
Pamela A. Carmack
Rt. 1
James H. Franklin
W. 7Th
Tomothy W. Boerner
Jackson
Raymond P. Leach Jr
1St St
Ruby Johnson
Fairview
William C. Thompson
Thomas R. Withers
E. 3Rd
Thailand Aid Ties Try Curbing Insurgency Across Regions
U S. Air Force helicopters ferry Thai troops while Thai pilots train. U S. Special Forces instructors, veterans of Viet Nam, run brief counterinsurgency courses. American advisers and unarmed choppers minimize combat involvement. none have seen gunfire per Thai and U S. sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Vietnam
New Year Warning From Chief On Drunken Driving
The Chief urges celebration restraint warning that drinking and driving do not mix. He notes a $500 fine six months on the State Farm and a one year license suspension, and announces all days off cancelled with vigilant police watch for hazardous drivers.
War escalation curb urged by business leaders and CAIP
A group of 84 businessmen and Dr. William V. O'Brien of the Catholic Association for International Peace pressed the Johnson administration to curb war escalation in Vietnam and backed peace talks through the United Nations or other channels. Secretary of State Rusk then met with Baltimore area protesters at his Washington home.
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Washington
UPI
William V. O’brien
Catholic Association For International Peace
CAIP
U.S
North Vietnam
United Nations
Dean Rusk
Baltimore
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties ledger
Carl Parker 63 of Muncie dies after extended illness at Bluffton Clinic. Funeral 3 p.m. at Parsons Mortuary Muncie with burial at Union Cemetery Eaton. Parker worked 34 years at Warner Gear and served 25 years as UAW CIO international rep. Survived by Minnie widow, stepson, siblings, grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Parker
Warner Gear
Uaw-Cio
Minnie
Mrs Nora B Marsh Dies in Missouri Rites Planned
Mrs Nora Belle Marsh 80 of Elwood passed away Thursday evening at Mercy Hospital after a weeks illness. She lived with her daughter Mrs Arthur Hailey 1526 N A St for 12 years. Born June 12 1886 in Ashgrove Mo she married Edwin M Marsh in 1909. She leaves two daughters two sisters two brothers and five grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Brin Daniel Funeral Home Ashgrove with burial in Ashgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Nora Belle Marsh
Ann Hailey
Mercy Hospital
Marsh
Arthur Hailey
N. A St
Ashgrove
Edwin
Mary Belle Elson
Edwin M. Marsh
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Stat
Oes
Hailey
Charles Scrivener
San Francisco
Calif
A. H. Kimbrough
Richmond
E. H. Keith
W. F. Elson
J. C. Elson
Clark Chapel
Brin-Daniel Funeral Home
August Willm Jr
Greenwich doctor endows Evansville College government chair
Dr. Austin S. Ingleheart of Greenwich Conn whose family founded an Evansville milling company has given 425000 dollars to Evansville College to create a chair of government and an Institute of Government. He is a former board chairman of General Foods Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville, Ind
Austin S. Ingleheart
Greenwich, Conn
Evansville
Evansville College
General Foods Corp
Utility sale approved in Indiana for Cadiz Rural Telephone
The Public Service Commission approved the sale of Cadiz Rural Telephone Cooperative in Henry County to Hancock Rural Telephone Corp. Hancock was authorized to borrow 180000 dollars to cover part of the rebuilding cost and to install dial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz Rural Telephone Cooperative
Henry County
Hancock Rural Telephone Corp
Public Service Commission
Hancock
Cadiz
Sales Leaders Washington Lead National Retail Wea
In retail and wholesale volume New York Chicago Los Angeles and Philadelphia lead the nation with strong market activity. The report highlights urban centers driving sales growth across sectors.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
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Thailand
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Pendleton
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Pendleton American Legoin
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General Motors
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Constance Harris
Susan Nicholson
Cliff Crosley
William Crosley
Evelyn Hardy
Noblesville
Cornell Bright
Gravel Lawn
Fortville
George E. Henry
Lapel
Fisher Brothers
Marion King
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Charels R. Myers
Middletown
Charles R
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Honey Creek
Ballard and Shirey
Max Smith
Miller Cemetery
Nora B. Marsh
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