Death of Scientist and Wife Stuns Sydney Nightlife
In Sydney on New Year’s Day detective say the deaths of Dr Gilbert Bogle 38 and Margaret Chandler 39 after leaving a New Year party are the strangest case yet. Their partly undressed bodies were found near a suburban path with beer bottles and debris, Bogle's car nearby. Police believe poisoning is possible though no cause is yet determined.
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Sydney
Australia
Gilbert Stanley Bogle
Margaret Chandler
Bogle
Mrs. Chandler
Sears
Go Away Little Girl tops UPI hit tunes chart
Chicago reports Go Away Little Girl by Steve Lawrence leaps from second to first in UPI top 20. Telstar by the Tornadoes drops to second with My Dad by Paul Petersen and Bobbie s Girl by Marcie Blane following. chart lists positions, labels, and studio names.
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Chicago
UPI
Steve Lawrence
Telstar
The
Tornadoes
Poul Petersen
Dad
Marcie Balne
Bobbie
Chubby Checker
Bobby Vee
Columbia
London
Paul Petersen
Colpix
Bobbie's Girl. Marcie Blanc. Seville. 5. (3-8) Limbo Rock. Chubby Checker
Parkway
Bobbie Vee
Liberty
Hey
Paula
Paul
Philips
Exciters
United Artists
Elvis Presley
RCA Victor
Rick Nelson
Four Seasons
Vee Jay
Atlantic
Rooftop Singers
My Bull
Tijuana Brass
Om Benton
Mercury
Gene Pitney
Musicor
Gabriel and the Angels
Swan
Routers
Warner Brothers
Mary Wells
Gas Pipe Dispute Ties Up Explosion Probe
Terre Haute Indiana Fire Marshal official recovered a gas pipe from the Home Packing Co plant blast. The pipe was impounded then released to the Indiana Gas Co and turned over for lab examination as investigators weigh a natural gas explosion that killed 16 and injured 58.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Indiana
Ira Anderson
Terre Haute Gas Co
Home Packing Co
Justice of the Peace
Sweeney
the Gas Company
Indianapolis
Jordan Lewis
Terre Haute
Lewis
Nation's Electric Energy Output Drops
The Edison Electrical Institute reports U.S. electrical energy output last week fell to 16.435 trillion kilowatt hours from 17.56 trillion the prior week. This compares with 15.738 trillion kilowatt hours in the same week last year.
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New York
UPI
Edison Electrical Institute
Snow Collapses Circus Tent in Italy
Snow caused the big tent to collapse at a COSTIGLIOLE CASTI circus in Italy on Friday. No injuries were reported.
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Costigliole Casti
Italy
UPI
150th Birth Year Of Pitman Noted
London marked the 150th anniversary of Isaac Pitman, the shorthand expert born in Trowbridge England. In Los Angeles police said Phil lip Young, 21, admitted stealing nearly $2,000 from five other churches after being arrested on suspicion of theft from St. Vibania's Cathedral.
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London
UPI
Trowbridge
England
Isaac Pitman
Los Angeles
Phillip Young
St. Vibania’s
Telstar Restored After Radiation Caused Brain Fever
Telstar the television satellite is back on the job after a radiation induced brain fever. Bell Labs engineers devised an aspirin like signal to reset a faulty transistor causing a power disconnect. The satellite resumed transatlantic TV tests and plans to resume U S to Europe live programs.
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New York
Telstar
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Bell Telephone
France
Britain
Maine
van Allen
W. C Hittinger
Bell
U.S
Pacific
Robert H. Shenman
Henry Mann
John S. Mayo
Interstate hearing supports Southern Railway for Georgia Florida Rail purchase
An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing examiner recommended approval of Southern Railway's plan to acquire indirect control of Georgia & Florida Railway for 7.5 million dollars. The Georgia & Florida has been under receivership since 1915 with about 36.4 million in debt. the issue would be bought free of debt. The commission may approve or reject the recommendation. Concurrently Treasury data show Series E and H savings bonds outstanding at 45.4 billion with cash value gains of 1 billion in 1962 and 4.2 billion in cash sales for the year, down 5.7 percent from 1961. Great Northern Pacific and Burlington Lines filed arguments with the ICC on merging five Western railroads into a 25,000-mile system forming the world’s largest privately owned line consisting of Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Spokane Portland Seattle, and Pacific Coast Line.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Georgia & Florida Railway
Commission
Georgia & Florida
Ssors
Treasury
Great Northern Pacific
Burlington Lines Inc
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast Line
Talks Begin on Polaris Missiles Plan Between U S and France
U S and France start prolonged discussions on Kennedy’s Polaris offer. Ambassador Bohlen meets President de Gaulle in Paris in cordial talks. Officials foresee a Kennedy de Gaulle meeting likely this year amid plans for an independent French nuclear force. A separate report notes northern Japan endures its worst blizzard of the season, halting trains and ferries.
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Paris
UPI
United States
France
Kennedy
Charles E. Bohlen
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Bohlen
de Sate
Harold Macmillan
Britain
NATO
de Gaulle
U.S
Peace Corps Receives Unusual Skill Requests Abroad
The Peace Corps rejected many unusual requests such as a bartender, cook, bee keeper and oyster cultivator while sending a chicken plucker and chicken sexer. Officials noted many proposals were beyond the agency scope though some nations listed over 350 distinct roles. Most volunteers still serve as teachers, with over 1,000 in Africa.
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Washington
UPI
Peace Corps
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Brazil
India
Sargent Shriver
Voice of America
Belgian Press Attacks U S Over Congo Crises In Katanga
Belgian papers accuse the United States of ingratitude for uranium aiding U S nuclear capacity and demand clarity on the Jadotville shooting by UN troops. Thant vows a circumstantial probe if corroborated, while Katanga President Tshombe readies mercenaries for a possible stand as unrest spreads.
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Brussels
UPI
United States
Katanga
Soviet Union
United Nations
Jadotville
U.N
Thant
Congo
Social Christian
la Cite
Moise Tshombe
Peter Lynch
Union Miniere
U.S
Tshombe
Congo Unity
Kolwezi
Kenya Duties Started By New Governor
Kenya’s new governor Mal Col Malcolm MacDonald arrived in Nairobi to assume duties as the son of Britain's early Labour leader Ramsay MacDonald. He is the first Kenyan governor under the new administration and begins his term amid ceremony and expectations.
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Kenya
Nairobi
UPI
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Balloon Recovered by Spanish Ship
A Spanish freighter in Barcelona unloaded a large stratospheric research balloon from Princeton University found floating in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Barcelona
Spain
UPID
Princeton University
Atlantic
Red Cosmonaut Seeks Cuban Friends for Space Trip
Soviet cosmonaut Pavel Popovich said he would like to have Cuban friends join him on his next space mission. The remark came at a lunch in his honor in Havana, reflecting friendly ties with Cuba.
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Havana
UPI
Pavel Popovich
Dean Resigns as Soviet U.N. Delegate in 17 Nation Talks
The article notes the recent resignation of the permanent head of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations and suggests he will also be replaced as chief of the disarmament negotiating team when the 17 nation conference resumes in Geneva on January 15. Charles C. Stelle is expected to lead the American delegation until a successor is named, after serving as deputy chief for two years.
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Cently
United Nations
Geneva
Charles C. Stelle
Dean
Stelle
U.N. Scrutiny and Jadotville Fallout Deepens Congo Crisis
Thant demands full explanations as U.N. forces in Katanga face scrutiny for Jadotville action. U.S. airbridges strengthen efforts to span the Lufira while Bunche travels to confer on command authority amid a news blackout and Belgian outrage over killings.
Bar Association Committees Set For Two Month Session
Bar committees led by Sawday Billie W C Schuyger and chaired by Gaus Haley Ketner Owens Scott Shine Urban Woolbert will begin sessions this month and run for 60 days. William Byer says the group will discuss new laws and changes affecting the public and the bar.
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Bayne Burton
Donald P. Jones
Ralph Mattingly
George Pancol
Fred R. Robertson
Melvin Thornburg
Wayne Thornburg
Catlin Whitehead
J. Cromer
Billie W. C. Schuyger
Charles F. Gaus
Ann Cotton Haley
Joseph D. Ketner
Douglas Owens
John Scott
Gerald P. Shine
Joseph Urban
A. S. Woolbert
Bar Association
William Byer
ILA Strike Talks Reach Gulf Coast Shippers
Wirtz says new proposals will be sent Monday to shippers in Galveston New Orleans Miami and Mobile while NYSA handles this area. Alfred Chittenden New Orleans ILA local president denies a new contract. Massey meeting in Texas may bind only Galveston. In Charleston a strikebound ship is unloading 30000000 pounds of Irish seed potatoes as farmers board under a restraining order. ILA Vice President Burke notes Charleston Local 1422 is reinstated after pledging to suspend any return to work before the strike ends.
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Galveston
New Orleans
Miami
Mobile
Ala
ILA
New York Shipping Association
NYSA
Alfred Chittenden
Union
Massey
Texas
Charleston
S.C
Glenview
South Carolina
Thomas Burke
New York
Burke
City Sees High Pedestrian Safety Record Amid 1962 Traffic Data
Police Chief notes Mayor Ferguson's administration supports strong pedestrian safety. Capt Richardson cites 40 accidents since Jan 1 with two injuries, as 1962 report details 1,718 total accidents, 382 hurt and 3 killed, plus breakdowns by vehicle involvement and violations.
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Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Capt. Richardson
Guerrilla Ambush Leaves Heavy Casualties in Vietnam
Report says three Americans and 65 Vietnamese killed in the ambush with about 10 Americans and 100 Vietnamese wounded. Government claims 101 Communists killed while advisers report 41 bodies counted. Government captures 32 Viet Cong prisoners as fighting shifts in Tan Fiep area.
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Saigon
Tan Fiep
Here
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Residents
Multiple notices honor death and funeral plans for Arthur A. Shively 58 Lela Shively and Mildred Dunn in Anderson Indiana. Other obituaries include Essie Essington 82 James Ward 88 Noah Goings 70 Francis Hernan Mike and Thomas Isaac Marbury 88 with services set at Brown and Butz Funeral Home St. Ambrose Church Friendship Baptist Church and local cemeteries.
North Carolina Coast Preservation Sought
A $2 million program was proposed Wednesday to spare the Outer Banks from further storm erosion. The plan aims to protect beaches and coastal landmarks along the barrier region, backed by state officials in Raleigh.
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North Carolina Coast Preservation Sought
Raleigh, N.C
UPS
North Carolina
Australia Grants Asylum To Envoy
Cerzy Boniecki a Polish consulate general commercial consul in Sydney has been granted political asylum after the Polish government ordered him to Warsaw with his wife and two children. He sought asylum rather than return.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Cerzy Boniecki
Warsaw
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Milton H. Gaar 90 retired nursery man died at New Hope Nursing Home Louisville Indiana after 34 months as patient Born Sept 15 1872 in Hamilton Ohio He and his wife Mabel celebrated their 63rd anniversary Surviving widow daughter and son five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral services set at Cambridge City Howard and Son Funeral Home with burial Riverside Cemetery Also Middletown Clide Barton 81 died at St John s Hospital Anderson A retired sheetmetal worker and longtime local shop owner Surviving widow grandson and niece and nephew Calling hours and Masonic rites noted Funeral services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home and interment Miller Cemetery Final rites for Zola Emma Roller 41 Markleville will be Sunday at Valorous C Rector Funeral Home Interment Mechanicsburg Cemetery
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6Th St
Joseph Essington
Stander Memorial
Troy
Ohio
E. D. Miller
Tipp City
Hamilton County
Charles C. Jackson
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood
James P. Ward
Ohio Ave
Shipley Nursing Home
Nicholson Fire
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Canada
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Mary Kings Ward
Mary
Ronald Ward
Thomas Burton
Richard Ward
USAF
Champaign
Ill
James K. Ward
Lakeville
Waltz and Hiday
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Milton H. Gaar
Cambridge City
New Hope
Louisville
Ind
Hamilton
Virginia
Milton Gaar
Germantown
Mr. Gaar
Cambbridge City
Mabel E. Gaar
Campbell Brower
Howard
Chesterfield
Gaar
Howard and Son Funeral
Don Utterbach
J. R. Stelle
Riverside Cemetery
Middletown
Clide Barton
St. John's Hospital
David
Dora
Shields) Barton
Barton
Middletown Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Jessie
David Barton
Dallas
Tex
Ballard and Shirey
Funeral
Edwin McClarnon
Miller Cemetery
Zola Emma Roller Markleville
Zola Emma Roller
Rt. 1
Markleville
Valorous C. Rector Funeral Home
Edwin Helm
Funeral services for Pearl Blanche Henry in Lapel
Mrs Pearl Blanche Henry 80 died at her Carmel home near Indianapolis. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Harry Smith of Lapel EUB Church officiating. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson. Friends may call after 1 pm Saturday.
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Pearl Blanche Henry Lapel
Pearl Blanche Henry
Carmel
Indianapolis
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Harry Smith
Lapel Eub Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anderson
Forfeiture of Tax Case Bond Ordered
Terre Haute coal salesman David Lee again failed to appear for arraignment on an income tax charge and a bench warrant was issued for rearrest. U S District Judge Hugh Dillin ordered forfeiture of his $1,000 cash bail and reset the bond at $10,000 as officials seek to deter future disappearances.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
U.S
Hugh Dillin
David Lee
Thomas Patrick
Terre Heure
Lee
Peabody Coal Co
Peabody
Frost Improves After Hospitalization Says Poet Responding
Boston hospital reports poet Robert Frost is encouraged and responding to medication after a month in care. He underwent surgery and is listed as improving with his condition easing.
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Boston
UPI
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Robert Frost
Frost
Mariner 2 Loses Contact After Record Flight
The Mariner 2 spacecraft lost radio contact with Earth on Friday after 130 days in flight. It was 54.3 million miles from Earth and 5.7 million miles beyond Venus, weighing 447 pounds and breaking all previous long-distance communication records.
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Mariner
Washington
UPI
Mariner 2
Earth
Venus
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