Democrats Deny Chambers Seat In Indiana 5th District
The House voted along party lines 205 to 95 to refuse seating George O. Chambers a Republican certified winner over Democrat J Edward Roush in Indiana 5th District. An Administration Committee will investigate the contest amid claims of precinct errors and a two vote margin. Chambers, an Anderson lawyer, said the decision was not surprising and he has not decided on staying in Washington during the probe.
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Washington
House
George O. Chambers
Indiana
Chambers
J. Edward Roush
Roush
Thim
Anderson
Ind
Administration Committee
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Wuweevel
William C. Cramer
R-Fia
Nixon in Last Job Round Hits at Filibusters
Washington UPI report on Richard Nixon presiding in the Senate as he battles anti filibuster moves and clashes with Sen. Richard Russell over floor time and procedural rules. The piece notes Nixon’s planned January handover to Kennedy and recalls past rulings on changing Senate rules. It also covers two tavern break ins investigated by city police and a separate obituary note on Col. Maximilian Elser Jr.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Harding
Nixon
Clifford Camembers
Ajyss
D-Tenn
House
Congress
Davis
John F. Kennedy
Eisen
Howev
Kennedy
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Miller's Tavern
29Th St
Lancaster
Col. J
Maximilian Elser, Jr
Metropolitan
Martin Carpenter
Feature
Richard New York
Miller
Hope
Peaches
Legisla
Kenneth Tay
Richard al
Paul
William M. Colmer
Econt
Colmer
Ebie
Lyndon. B. Johnson
Ribbed-Boot Robber Stages Lone Crime Wave Probe
Sheriff deputies probe at least 13 break-ins in Anderson area since New Year’s Eve. Suspect leaves ribbed boot impressions at entry points. Victims include E L Zimay and others on Westfield Dr and Park Rd. Burglaries span homes and businesses. stolen cash, coins, jewelry, and a vending machine haul reported.
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E.L. Zimay
Westfield Dr
David Tappan
Westfield
Anderson
Edgewood
Hugh Martin
Rosewood Dr
Dallar Wood
18Th
Park Rd
Charles Reismiller
LeRoy DeHari
Costello Dr
Charles Hosek
Laurel Lane
Sam Miller
Don's
Ind
Chesterfield
Miller Bowling Alley
29Th St
Frank Landaker
Don Selvey
Fred Ashby
Robert Hedge
Paul Ravage
City Plans Twelfth Night Tree Burning Friday Night
Hundreds of Christmas trees will be burned Friday during a Twelfth Night ceremony the final event of the Community Christmas Observance. Fire Chief John Brown, chairman of the planning committee, said the event starts at 8 p.m. in a field opposite the Guide Lamp office on West 25th Street with choral music remarks and a candle lighting before the tree burn. Parking arranged along West 23rd Street and Pendleton Avenue in Guide Lamp lots north of the 25th Street gate.
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John, Brown
Guide ‘Lamp Division
Aido Lamoa
W. 25Th St
Guide Lamp
W. 23Th St
Pendleton Ave
Guide
25Th St
Congress Battle Opens In Washington
The 8th Congress opens amid a liberal push on civil rights and anti filibuster rules. House and Senate leaders clash over Kennedy era reforms while party factions maneuver on procedure and leadership terms.
Grand Jury Venire Named for January Term
A six person grand jury venire for the Circuit Court January term was named including Lewis Williams John Rinker Hubert Valentine C E Banther Merle Bilby Ralph Noland Everett Foust Dorothy Knotts Clarence Amick Ray Browning Lester Swinford Donald Dudley Enoch S Drumm Clarence E Brinson and Frank Iii Baze, with selection possible at any called session.
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Lewis Williams
Rt. 4
Anderson
John Rinker
Chesterfield
Ubert Valentine
C. E. Banther
Summitville
Merle Bilby
Elwood
Ralph Nol
Lapel
Everett Foust
Pendleton
Dorothy Knotts
Ellenhurst
Clarence Amick
Ray Browning
Lester Swinford
Donald Dudley
Mark
School Trustees appoint new band and art teachers
Anderson Board names Joseph A. Haboush as band director for South Side Junior High and new art teacher Patricia Gouldsberg. Haboush, former Zionsville Band Director, will also teach music theory. Gouldsberg is an Anderson High School graduate who studied art education at Ball State and taught in Greenfield City Schools.
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Shand Eee
South Side
Anderson Board
Joseph A. Haboush
Zionsville High School
Patricia Gouldsberg
Anderson High School
Gerald Border
Doris Grifffith
Haboush
Zionsville
Anderson
George Vaught
Butler University
Gouldsberg
Ball State
Greenfield City
Delta * 'Phi Delta
Kappa
President Says Limit Reached In Regime's Acts
The United States cut diplomatic ties with Cuba after Fidel Castro’s actions and harassments, with Eisenhower citing a limit to U S self respect. Officials warned Castro to avoid targeting Guantanamo Bay as they considered travel curbs and trade restrictions, while Kennedy readiness was acknowledged but not commented on. Police later announced the arrest of James E Pitzer and Arthur Eugene Goodwin in Richmond, tied to the killing of a conservation officer near Portland, with Pitzer alleged to have ordered the shooting and later denying involvement.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Cuba
Eisenhwer
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
U.S
Havana
State Department
Castro
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Richmond
James E. Pitzer
Portland
Anl
Indiana
Castral
Leland E. Philips
Arthur Eugene Goodwin
James D. Pitzer
Goodwin
Philips
Pitzer
Mit
Indiana State
Jay County
Good Morning Start the Day With a Chuckit
Genoa Italy AP police stopped Francesco Bottazzi 19 after he drove a car claimed as his. The youth protested he did nothing wrong and had a license. The officer said the only issue was the car was not his. Bottazzi will be charged with theft.
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Genoa
Italy
Luciano Gianoni
Francesco Bottazzi
Francesco
Hammarskjold sails for Africa to push Congo peace effort
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold left Tuesday night for Africa to urge Congo factions toward cooperation in forming a stable government and avoiding civil war. The trip follows tensions sparked by Fidel Castro’s claim that the United States plans an invasion of Cuba, with UN discussions on Laos also continuing. No Security Council call was made, though dispatches from Vientiane noted Laos faced alleged North Vietnamese troop additions.
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UPD
Dag Harmmarskjold
Africa
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Fidel Castro
United States
Sissouk Na Champassek
Vientiane
Khampan Panya
United Nations
Leos
Laos
Democratic Republic of North Vietnam
Champassak
UN rushes troops to Congo amid Lumumba unrest in Kivu
United Nations moves quickly to reinforce Congo in Kivu as pro Lumumba forces clash with Mobutu allies. Five new conciliation commission members arrive to press a settlement while reports say Europeans in Bakavu face attacks and several arrests.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
Sudan
Cisne
United Nations
Kivu Province
Europea
proMobutu
U.N
U.N. Congo Conciliation Commission
Zach
Quaison Lackey
Ghana
Shri
Rameshwar Rayo
India
Agha’ Shahi
Pakistan
Fadi Obeid
Uetig di Tiyeu
Fournier
Pro Lumumba
Tokse
Kivi
Joseph Afobutu
Kivu
Stanleyville
United Navations
Mae Roberts Heads Anderson City Council
Councilman Mae Roberts was unanimously elected president of the Anderson City Council at the first session of the year. Roland Maine was elected president pro tem, replacing Mrs. Roberts who is entering her tenth year on the council. The council will keep monthly meetings on the second Tuesday and begins with committee assignments including Huntzinger as a stand in for Mrs. Roberts.
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Mae Roberts
AicKinley Sr
Anderson
Roland Maine
Arrow Ave
Roberts
Jesse Huntzinger
Maine
Civil War Group Postpones Madison County Meeting
The Madison County Civil War Centennial Commission meeting set for 7:30 p m at the National Guard Armory on Ind 104 east of the city was postponed. A follow up meeting will be called to plan a public event in April as part of the nationwide Centennial observance beginning January 8 with Centennial Sunday. The county group was formed to coordinate Madison County participation.
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Madison Couny
National Guard
Ind. 104
Tom Fun
Comunty
Madison County
SEATO Calls Emergency Session Over Laos Crisis
SEATO eight-nation council summoned for a new emergency session in Bangkok to address the Laos crisis. The meeting, the alliance's second in three days, aimed to be more substantive than Monday's open briefing as pro Western and pro Communist forces clash in Laos. The US warned of substantial North Vietnamese troops in Laos and extensive Soviet arm shipments, while Sec-Gen Pete Sarasin urged efforts to prevent further Laos expansion.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Wednes Cay
UPT
Alliance
Britain
New Zealand
Philip
Tahland
Sarit Thaarit
Ihe
Sarit
Gental
Sawat Sawatkoayud
Sawee Chullasapra
Laos
SEATO
US State Department
Washington
State Department
Pete Sarasin
New Year’s Holiday Traffic Toll Falls to Seven-Year Low
Traffic deaths during the long New Year’s weekend totaled 338, a seven-year low, with 14.0 percent fewer fatalities than the previous year and additional injuries among pedestrians and drivers. The Associated Press notes fires contributed 66 deaths and 78 additional fatalities occurred in other incidents, bringing the overall toll.
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National Safety
Associated Press
Suicu
Hospital Releases Cashrill Goshring and Comache Officials
Sheriff Harald Sing and City Attorney Jack were dismissed from st as yesterday. A hospital report notes injuries from a two car crash at Broadway and ac. The fragmentary text references Comache Hospital and Comache Sheriff but lacks full names and locations.
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Hospital
Harald Sing
Jack
St As
Acsal Ae Ccsiphel
Satakernom
the of Broadway
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