Church Of God Radio Show Marks 15th Year On Air
The Christian Brotherhood Hour celebrates its fifteenth year with broadcasts from eight countries and 237 stations. Rev. R. Eugene Sterner notes a 1960 gain of 40 stations as the program expands internationally with networks such as HCJB Quito and Trans-World Radio Monte Carlo and broadcasts across 43 U S states. Dr. W Dale Oldham of Park Place Church of God Anderson speaks for the series, delivering the Twist message on January 1. The program coordinates prayer among over 290 groups worldwide.
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R. Eugene Sterner
Church
Radio and Television Commission
Christian Brotherhood Hour
The
Church of God
Sterner
HCJB
Quito
Ecuador
Far East Broadcasting Company
Manila
Philippines
Trans-World Radio
Monte Carlo
Monaco
United States
W. Dale Oldham
Park Place Church
Ies
Anderson College Choralaires to Perform in Midwest Tour
The Anderson College Choralaires under Charles Stanley will perform five concerts in Ohio and Kentucky from January 13 to 15. They open in Dayton Ohio January 13, then sing in Erlanger Kentucky and three Cincinnati area venues January 15. The tour supports the College and the Christian Brotherhood Hour radio program of the Church of God.
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Anderson College
Choralaires
Ohio
Kentucky
Charles Stanley
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Dayton
Erlanger
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Germantown
Stanley
College
Church of God
Midwest
Clearance Margin Opens Duluth Route to Atlantic Passage
Ships drawing up to 14 feet can now sail from Duluth to the Atlantic, marking a new routing option for heavy drafts. Authorities confirm dredging and pilots support the improved channel width enabling deeper vessels.
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Duluth
Atlantic
First Lady's View of the White House Featured in National Geographic
National Geographic profiles the White House in a feature by Lonnelle Aikman with a personal foreword by Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The article details the mansion’s history, current layout, and upcoming Kennedy era changes, noting 150 rooms, formal second floor plans, and the role of the First Lady in managing a large household staff.
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White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jefferson Memorial
National Geographic Magazine
Melville Bell Grosvenor
National Geographic
Lonnelle Aikman
John F. Kennedy
George Washington
John Adamses
Kennedys
Secret Service
Lincoln
Monroe
Wet New Year Sweeps South and Midwest Storms
A storm系统 drenched the South with rain and wind on New Year's Eve while snow and sleet plagued the Midwest and Northwest. New Orleans saw widespread property damage including the Jefferson Downs Race Track grandstand and barns. Rain and cold air affected Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Illinois and the Great Lakes region with varying snowfall and sunny intervals elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Texas
Georgia
New Orleans
Jefferson Downs
Jackson
Miss
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Montana
Washington
Northwest
West
Central Plains
New England
Rockies
Northern Plains
Hoosier Weekend Fatalities Across Indiana And Nearby States
Sixteen people die in weekend crashes across Indiana and nearby states. The list includes Aline and Laura Farrar in Gary, Lyndell and Myrtle Plummers near Seymour, Richard Goff near Walkerton, Hubert Price in Terre Haute, Leo Schultz in South Bend, Jessie Shields near Austin, John Mergersky near Chesterton, Russell McCalla near Earl Park, and three others in Edgerton Ohio and Cassopolis Michigan.
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Aline
Laura M. Farrar
Gary
Lyndell Plummer
Myrtle Plummer
Indianapolis
U.S. 31
Seymour
Richard E. Goff
Walkerton
U.S. 6
Hubert Price
West Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Leo T. Schultz
South Bend
Jessie J. Shields
Rt. 1
Austin
John P. Mergersky
Chesterton
U.S. 20
Russell McCalla
Earl Park
U.S. 52
Indiana
Patricia A. Buchs
Fort Wayne
Edgerton
Ohio
Arthur Stroush
Ralph J. McPeak
Munfordville
Phil Chavous
Cassopolis
Mich
Albert Keith
Missouri Triumphs Over Navy in Orange Bowl Thriller
Missouri defeated Navy with a 90 yard run and a late intercepted pass by Norman Beal. Kennedy witnessed three long plays as Missouri surged in the Orange Bowl. Duke won the Cotton Bowl after a 49 yard punt return by Lance Alworth looked decisive, but Arkansas misfired on the conversion blocked by Duke.
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Owl
Mississippi
Gibbs
Kings
Norman Beal
Kennedy
Missouri
Aluman
Moorman
Duke
Lance Alworth
Arkansas
Mickey Cissell
Dave Unser
Humanist's Visit Coded By Nehru
The Rev. Michael Scott met Prime Minister Nehru this week over Nagaland independence. Scott said Nehru believed a Nagaland visit by him could be misread by local tribes. The article notes U.S. uses about half the world’s timber crop.
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New Delhi
India
Michael Scott
United Nations
South Africa
Nehru
Scott
Nagaland
U.S
Pearl Montgomery Dies At Elwood
Elwood Mrs. Pearl Montgomery 77 of 1336 S H St widow of James Montgomery died Monday at Rockville Sanitarium after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. She was born January 16 1883 to Franklin W and Dora Vestal Whitaker and was a member of First Methodist Church. Surviving are a daughter Mary Ann York and two nieces.
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Elwood
Pearl Montgomery
S. H St
James Montgomery
Rockville Sanitarium
Copher and Fesler
Elwood City
Montgomery
Franklin W
Dora Vestal Whitaker
First Methodist Church
Mary Ann York
Alexandria
Shirley Woman Dies at 68 in Wilkinson Home
Mrs. Hattie Stoughton Stough ton, 68, of Shirley, died unexpectedly at home Saturday night. Born November 8, 1892 in Indiana, she was a Shirley Methodist Church member and active in the Woman's Society of Christian Service and Alpha Club. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Garland Allee of New Castle, and two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Galbreath of Hope and Mrs. Ernest Gwinn of Indianapolis. Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home, Wilkinson, with burial in McCary Cemetery.
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Shirley
Hattie Stoughton
Indiana
Garland Allee
New Castle
Bessie Galbrieth
Hope
Earnest Gwinn
Indianapolis
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Paul Trumbauer
Shirley Methodist Church
McCary
Gertrude Dunn
Fortville
Gertrude ‘Dunn
Memorial Hospital
Greenville
Hancock County
Daniel
Ellen Brooks
Edward Holden
Jacob Dunn
Dunn
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mohawk
Home Economics Club
Nelma van Zant
Rt. 5
Greenfield
Marie Pope
Rochester
N.Y
Lucille Kinder
Roy Holden
Wayne Holden
Warsaw
Paul C. Cory
Joseph Rousch
Philadelphia
Charlottesville
Fortville Man 87 Dies at Sister's Home in Kokomo
Retired railroad worker Joseph C. Horton, 87, died about 4 p.m. Sunday at his sister Mrs. Cora Scott’s home in Kokomo. Born Aug 29 1873 in Marion County, he lived around Fortville until recently. Burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery after services at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Fortville.
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Fortville
Joseph C. Horton
Cora Scott
Kokomo
Marion County
Elijah
Katherine Brantlinger Horton
Paul C. Cory
Howard Perrine
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Mary Shutz dies at 58 in New Castle
Mary Elizabeth Shutz 58 of New Castle widow of Robert V. Shutz died Monday in Henry County Hospital. She worked at Perfect Circle in New Castle until 1955 illness retirement. Surviving sister Miss Laura M. Smith Richmond and brothers Clarence and Leslie Smith. Friends may call after 2 p m today at Macer Funeral Home. Service 2 p m Wednesday at Church of God with Rev. Herman Ast. Burial South Mound Cemetery.
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Mary Shutz
New Castle
Mary Elizabeth Shutz
Robert V. Shutz
Henry County Hospital
Church of God
Shutz
Laura M. Smith
Richmond
Clarence Smith
Leslie Smith
Rt. 1
Middletown
Macer
18Th and
Walnut Sts
Herman Ast
South Mound Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Thomas rites in Noblesville
Services for Elizabeth Thomas 61 of Noblesville will be held at 11 a.m. today at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Noblesville conducted by Rev Frank Albert Burial to Crownland Cemetery Noblesville Friends may call at the funeral home
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Elizabeth Thomas
Noblesville
Evans, Godby and Trout
Frank Albert
Crownland Cemetery
Anderson College appoints staff and architects for expansion
Two AC staffers and architects named as consultants on operation and maintenance problems. Slack will oversee maintenance of all campus buildings rental properties and other facilities and lead the new stores department. Edwards notes the appointments amid a second ten year expansion to include a School of Theology with a graduate division building planned on East 3rd Street slated to start early February.
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Architects
Slack
Edwards
Anderson College
Church of God
School of Theology
E. 3Rd St
Edith Lawrence 75 Dies in Anderson Hospital
Edith Lawrence 75 of 3628 Columbus Ave died at 10 p m Sunday in St John Hospital Born in Osgood she spent most of her life in Anderson Survived by two grandchildren Mrs Larry Walters Anderson and James Paul Lawrence Chesterfield one sister Mrs Dora Kelly Anderson Friends may call 2 4 p m and 7 9 p m today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home Services 2 p m Wednesday at the funeral home Elder John Herr Seventh Day Adventist Church Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Edith Lawrence
Columbus Ave
St. John's Hospital
Osgood
Anderson
Larry Walters
James Paul Lawrence
Chesterfield
Dora Kelly
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
John Herr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Rev Fred Andrson to Lead Funeral for Jane Summa
The Rev Fred Andrson of Epworth Methodist Church in Alexandria will conduct services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home at 1 30 p m today for Jane Ann Summa 16 a member of the church who died Saturday night Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Her parents Jennings L and Wauneta Summa Rt 1 Alexandria
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Emma S. Oemler
Fred W. Oemler
Phoenix
Ariz
Brown and Butz
Anderson
Ernest Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Covington
Ruth ‘Wellens
Violet Hunter
LaGrange
William R. Oemler
Paul Oemler
Joe Oemler
Gertrude Hiller
Newport
Jane Summa
Fred Andrson
Epworth Methodist Church
Alexandria
Jane Ann Summa
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Jennings L. and
Wauneta Summa
Rt. 1
Funeral services for Frank Murphy 61 Pine Manor
Services for Frank Murphy of Pine Manor restaurant east of Anderson who died Saturday will be held at 10 a.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Monroe G. Schuster of Central Christian Church officiating. Burial follows at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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William Lawrence Beckman
10Th St
Nuckols and
Frank Murphy
Pine Manor
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Survivor benefits increase for workers' children under new law
Starting Sunday, each child of a deceased worker will receive three quarters of the retirement amount the worker would have received. Previously a surviving child got one half plus a quarter of total amounts to all children. Total survivor payments remain capped at $254 monthly or 80 percent of the parent's pre death average earnings, whichever is lower.
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Federal Credit Unions
Federal Land Banks
Seymour mayor, officers charged in blackmail conspiracy
A motion to quash a second indictment charging Seymour Mayor John C. Isaacs, 63, Patrolman Calvin W. Theele, 38, and Mrs. Irish Murrell, 32, with conspiracy to blackmail was filed in Jackson Circuit Court. Arraignment set for Monday.
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Brownstown
Ind
Seymour
Jackson Circuit Court
Thomas Branaman
John C. Isaacs
Calvin W. Theele
Irish Murrell
Nipponese Births Tokyo Welfare Ministry Estimate
The Welfare Ministry reports Japan's births for last year at 1,596 million, noting a nationwide birth figure issued from Tokyo sources.
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Tokyo
Welfare Ministry
Japan
Laos Civil War Expands as Neighbors Watch
Pacific forces seek to widen fighting internationally. A regional plan asks Asian and African volunteers if Western advisers leave Laos. China and North Vietnam press for the 1954 Geneva accord while Soviet air support reportedly strengthens rebel gains at Plaine des Jarres and Xieng Khouang near Vientiane.
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United States
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Laos
China
North Viet Nam
Indochina
Phong Saly
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouang
Bangkok
Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Prisoner to stand trial in Indiana over Muncie cab shooting
Carlson of Johnstown Pennsylvania admitted shooting Tricker during a struggle on a rural road near Muncie on December 22. The cab driver was left to die in below zero cold. Also jailed in Tulsa for the Texas officer death are Heston Winnett of Sparta Tennessee and R Groover of Elwood Indiana. All three escaped from Madison County jail December 17 after a burglary arrest. Winnett and Groover deny involvement in the Muncie killing.
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Indiana
Carlson
Johnstown
Muncie
Tulsa
Texas
Heston B. Winnett
Sparta
Tenn
R. Groover
Elwood
Madison County
Anderson
Ind
Winnett
Groover
Kennedy names Nitze to defense post on disarmament
McCloy nominates Paul Nitze a former State Department planning staff head as assistant secretary of defense for international affairs. He will oversee military assistance programs liaise with State Department and lead disarmament work for the Defense Department with no current Disarmament Administration head. Deputy director Guillion previously briefed Nitze in Washington.
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Kennedy
Paul Nitze
State Department
Defense Department
Disarmament Administration
Edward Guillion
Washington
Bipartisan senators urge new Senate rules at session start
A six member cross party group argues in a 50 page brief that the Senate can adopt new rules at the start of each session, a central point in the filibuster dispute. The brief cites Nixon rulings noting they are not binding and urges the Senate to settle the issue to advance civil rights legislation.
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Congress
Senate
Nixon
Sens. Humphrey
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Slayers Flees In Panel Truck After Confronting Officer
Police report two men fled the scene in a panel truck with Indiana plates after conservation officer Pitzer, on duty in Jay County for nearly 20 years, questioned them. The truck was last seen speeding south near the Indiana Ohio state line. Madrid Averages Span iard Eats Less Than A Pound Of Fowl Per Year.
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Indiana
Pitzer
Jay County
Indiana-Ohio State Inc
Madrid
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