Radar gaps blamed for New York air collision deaths
UPI reporting shows FAA chief David D. Thomas testifying at the Civil Aeronautics Board inquiry that lack of continuous radar surveillance over US airspace contributed to the December 16 crash. He noted a dangerous handoff moment between control centers as the DC8 approached Idlewild, killing 134 aboard United Airlines and Trans World Airlines flights.
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New York
UPI
New York City
United States
United Airlines
Trans World Airlines
David D. Thomas
Federal Aviation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Constellation
Staten Island
TWA
New York Harbor
Brooklyn
International
LaGuardia Field
Thomas
Chinese government abolishes old-time ridisha practice
The government of Communist China has abolished the ridisha by declaring that a man degrades himself by pulling another. The reform aims to curb traditional practices tied to social status and labor roles.
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Communist
China
Swine Breeding To Be Discussed At Elwood
Elwood residents will hear Dr Reichart discuss a new pig breeding method titled disease free production. The clinic promotes sterile birth after delivery to reduce disease transfer and improve breeding stock quality.
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Elwood
Disease free hogs topic to be discussed at meeting
Hog producers are invited to a meeting in the Willkie High School Vocational Agriculture Room at 7 30 Monday evening January 9 to discuss the disease free hog program and participation details.
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Willkie High Schoo Vocational Agriculture Room
Revival In Progress At Triumph Church
The Rev. G. R. Redding of Triumph Church invites all members and friends to a 10 day all purpose revival at 15th Street and Madison Avenue. Services begin at 7 p.m. and continue through January 10 showing spiritual guidance and support for the sick and financially burdened.
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G. R. Redding
the Triumph Church
15Th St
Madison Ave
Man of God
Moscow Radio says Outer Mongolia Nepal establish ties
Radio Moscow reports Communist Outer Mongolia and the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal agreed to set up diplomatic relations. The announcement marks a step in widening Moscow backed recognition in Asia.
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London
Radio Moscow
Outer Mongolia
Nepal
Rosie Givan 60 Dies at St. John's Hospital
Rosie B. Givan 60 of 707 Cottage Ave died at 8 30 p m Thursday in St John s Hospital. Born Elk City Oklahoma Sept 17 1900 she lived in Anderson 30 years and retired Jan 1 after 14 years at Guide Lamp. She belonged to Belmont Bible Church and Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565 and OOF Ladies Auxiliary 4 Munice. Survived by husband Frank S. Givan two brothers Elmer Collins Oklahoma City Deck Collins West Los Angeles two sisters Minnie Randell Choctaw and Jewell Emerson Los Angeles. Body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home arrangements pending.
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Rosie B. Givan
Cottage Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Elk City
Okla
Anderson
Guide
Givan
Belmont Bible Church
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
OOF Ladies Auxiliary
Muncie
Frank S. Givan
Elmer Collins
Oklahoma City
Violet Sumner 68 of Anderson dies in St. Johns Hospital
Violet Sumner 68 of 14 West 38th Street died at 3 a.m. Thursday in St. John’s Hospital. Born December 10, 1891 in White County Illinois she moved to Anderson from Illinois in 1927. Survived by son Lowell Sumner two grandsons Danny and Gary Sumner sister Mrs. Clide Russell Carmi Illinois and brother Henry Wolfe Carmi. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. Edgar Johnson of Florida Park Methodist Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Violet Sumner
St. John’s Hospital
White County
John Wolfe
Illinois
Anderson
David
Lowell Sumner
Danny
Gary Sumner
Clide Russell
Carmi
Henry Wolfe
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Edgar Johnson
Florida Park
Paul Quinn Sr. 68 dies. services today in Chesterfield
Paul Quinn Sr. of 1410 Fletcher Street dies Wednesday at age 68. Funeral services are 1:30 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Clark of Chesterfield Christian Church. Burial will be in Bronnenberg Cemetery, Chesterfield. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Paul Quinn Sr
Fletcher St
Brown and Butz
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
Bronnenberg
Chesterfield
Roger Goode obituary notices survivors listed
Roger Goode, 49, of 1331 Forkner St., died Wednesday night at St. John's Hospital. Surviving are widow Millie, three sisters Alice Goode, Hazel Bolden, Clara Ellison, two sons Roger Jr. and Marion, three daughters Patricia Green, Icelean Goode, Mary Ann Goode, four grandchildren. Body moved to Dowd Funeral Home. Friends may visit after 2 p.m. today. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Dowd Funeral Home. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Mt. Vernon.
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Roger Goode
Forkner St
St. John's Hospital
Millie
Alice Goode
Hazel Bolden
North Vernon
Clara Ellison
Chicago
Roger Jr
Detroit
Marion
Columbus
Ind
Patricia Green
Icelean Goode
Mary Ann Goode
Fort Wayne
Leonard P. Underwood
Dowd Funeral Home
No. Vernon
Mr Brooks
Second Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Services for Mrs May McKee
Funeral arrangements are set for Mrs May McKee of 835 Maplewood Drive who died Wednesday. A service will be held at 10 30 am Saturday from Crane Funeral Home with visitation after 2 pm today. Burial is in Goodland Cemetery.
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May McKee
Maplewood Dr
Crane Funeral Home
Goodland Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Ora Stapleton 79 of Muncie former Madison County resident died Thursday in Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie Born in Madison County he was a farmer and later with Armour Packing Co Indianapolis Survived by widow daughter sister two stepdaughters stepson six grandchildren Services at Meeks Mortuary Muncie 3 p m today with further services Saturday at the mortuary by Rev Lyndin B Collins
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Muncie
Ora Stapleton
Madison County
Ball Memorial Hospital
Armour Packing Company
Indianapolis
Stapleton
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
Scottish Rite
Valley of
John FE. Overman
Ollie Stapleton
Anderson
Elva Cabe
Chester Godfrey
Orville Quilling
Meeks
Lyndin B. Collins
Halteman Village Baptist Church
Myrtle Alma Eakes 80 Fortville dies. funeral set
Services for Myrtle Alma Eakes 80 of Fortville will be held at 10 30 at McCarty Funeral Home Fortville. The Fortville Christian Church presides with Rev Howard Perrine officiating. burial to follow.
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Myrtle Alma Eakes
Fortville
McCarty
Howard Perrine
Fortville Obituary for Mrs Eliza Huston Eakes
Birth at Fortville June 6 1880 to Nelson and Eliza Huston Fort. Married 64 years to Elmer E. Eakes who died in Fortville in 189%. They lived in Fortville then Washington and Detroit before retiring to Fortville. Survived by son Elvin Eakes of Omaha Neb a foster daughter Mrs Charles Ray of Lakeside Calif 12 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Barnard and Mrs Edith Enoch of Fortville and many nephews and nieces.
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Gravel Lawn
Fortville
Nelson
Eliza Jane Huston Fort
Elmer E. Eakes
Washington
Detroit
Eakes
Nora Barnard
Elmer
Elvin Eakes
Omaha
Neb
Charles Ray
Lakeside
Calif
Barnard
Edith Enoch
Carl W. Pritsch dies from Dec. 26 crash near Frankton
Services for Carl W. Pritsch 48 of Frankton will be at 2 p.m. today at Little and Sons Funeral Home Beech Grove. He died Tuesday from injuries suffered in a December 26 automobile accident near Frankton.
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Frankton
Carl W. Pritsch
Little and Sons
Beech Grove
Services for Mrs. Dale McMahan
Funeral services for Mrs. Dale McMahan of Muncie formerly of Gaston will be held at 11 a m in Meeks Mortuary Muncie Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary
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Muncie
Dale McMahan
Gaston
Meeks
Beech Grove
Franklin credited with invention of bifocal glasses
Historical note credits Benjamin Franklin with devising bifocal glasses to combine near and far vision needs in a single lens. The innovation, attributed to Franklin in the 18th century, improved eyewear utility for reading and distance sight.
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Benjamin Franklin
German Family on Tiny Island Life in 1930s
Family Weekly profiles the Wittmer family who left Germany in 1932 to start life on a remote Pacific island. The three part series covers their voyage, landing in a cave home, and the birth of their son. The same issue features Robert Stack in Hollywood story Hollywoods Unstoppable and a feature on Dinah Coggin, Family Weekly unknown cover girl.
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Wittmer
Germany
Pacific
Family Weekly
Floreana
Wittmers
Anderson Sunday Herald
Robert Stack
Hollywood
Stack
Eliot Ness
The
Untouchables
Miss Somebody
South Carolina
Dinah Coggin
Indiana legislator votes no on opening day budget
Rep Rex S Minnick of Brazil Democrat defies routine by opposing a $10,000 bill to fund legislature expenses. He says he did not read the measure and could vote yes later if attendance rolls call.
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Indianapolis
Rex S. Minnick
Brazil
Indiana
Clay County
Minnick
Marriage License Notice For Multiple Individuals
A marriage license record lists Jack J. Rensel of Rt 1 Daleville born 1936 a bookkeeper and Linda L Moody of Anderson born 1942. Carl Lee Richwine of Anderson born 194? a factory worker and Marcia Louis Bender of Chesterfield born 1942 a cashier. Ernest Marsh Row of Anderson born 1907 a milling machine operator and Helen Doris Ulery of Anderson born 1998.
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Jack J. Rensel
Rt. 1
Daleville
Linda L. Moody
Anderson
Carl Lee Richwine
Marcia Louis Bender
Chesterfield
Ernest Marsh Row
Helen Doris Ulery
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