London Dance School Bans The Twist For Being Too Sexy
London dancing school manager Bernard Stetson bans the twist from his floor as too sexy while others in the trade oppose the move. Prominent figures like Marie Cartmell defend the dance. Mecca Ltd. declines to ban it, arguing it is permissible if not disturbing.
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London
UPI
Bernard Stetson
London Dance Institute
America
Britain
Marie Cartmell
Arthur Murray School of Dancing
Mecca, Ltd
Asong
Mecca
Eric Morley
Morley
Toni Tynegate-Smith
Baker Street
Congo to issue stamps honoring Dag Hammarskjold
The Congo announces a series of stamps commemorating the late U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. The stamps feature his profile set against an Africa map.
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DAG
Brussels
Belgium
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
Elwood Ladies Aid and local PTA events recap
Elwood groups held meetings at homes and schools including the New Lancaster Ladies Aid Society led by Mrs. Lucile Yarling with prayer and devotions. The Edna Martin Circle met at First Baptist Church to make bandages for overseas use. Shiloh Friends Church Ladies Aid held an all day event with a covered dish luncheon and prayers. The Red Corner PTA planned a chicken and noodle supper at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Overman
Lucile Yarling
Frances Beckett
Iona Moyerly
Garnet West
Emma Hobbs
Carrie Beeson
Mary Ray
Mildred Tranbarger
Nettie Darrow
Jean Cooper
LaVon Carlile
Mellie Ray
Hazel Carpenter
Agnes Wittkamper
Edna Martin
First Baptist Church
William Cornelious
Ethel Robison
Ed Ackerman
John Quarles
Jesse Ray
Joe Beaty
William Fett
Shiloh Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
Shiloh Friends Church
Lucile Blant
Bernice Bryan
Wilma Silvey
Jane Baker
Edith Todd
Batty Abel
Helen
Martha
Anderson
Susan Peters
Mesdames
Edith Tod
Lenna King
Gracie Anna MccDermitt
Julia Davis
Nellie McDermitt
Felen Hook
Lillian Rolan
Opal Mae Schwinn
Sue Peters
Marcel
Red Corner
Lowell Bain
Curtisville Christian Church
William Amick
Retherford Dies in Elwood After Illness
Glen A. Retherford Sr., 52, of Sycamore Hills Addition Elwood, died in Mercy Hospital Friday at 12:50 p.m. after a brief illness. Funeral rites at First Baptist Church Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. R. W. Sage to officiate. Survived by wife Ruth, son Glen A. Jr., daughter Mrs. William Kelly, sister Mrs. Kenneth Bowers, brother Louis Retherford, half sister Mrs. Myrtle Watts, and six grandchildren. Born Jan 7, 1909 in Lafayette. married Ruth Keller March 27, 1934. Employed at Monticello Manufacturing Co. World War II veteran.
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Elwood
Glen A. Retherford Sr
Sycamore Hills
Mercy Hospital
Copher and
William Kelly
Kenneth Bowers
Salem
Louis Retherford
Myrtle Watts
Lafayettes
Lafayette
William
Elsa Retherford
Ruth Keller
Monticello Manufacturing Company
First Baptist Church
Elwood Chamber Names Committees for 1962
Elwood Chamber of Commerce, under President Travis Tunis, announced 1962 committee appointments. Members include Don Utberg as membership chair with a slate of assistants, plus chairs for Retail Street and Highway Industrial Civic Education Legislative groups and listed members.
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Elwood
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Travis Tunis
Don Utberg
Joe Beaty
George F. Holt
Wayne Ellyson
Merl Bilby
Robert Rose
Gene Smith
John Hinds
Jim Cole
Don Borden
Claude Snider
Bill Buster
Martin Blumenthal
Max Jordan
Walter Gillson
Herbert Klein
Jack Disher
Harold Hodson
Clarence Beller
Earl Rhodes
Edwin Lucas
Claude Hunt
Jim Shiffler
Elmer Johnson
Jack Wheeler
Ruth Wershing
Jack Mangus
Joe Perkins
Weldon Shickley
George Patton
Ralph Gaines
Jim Jackson
Stewart
Luther Stockdale
Arthur Noble
David Cooley
Joe Stevens
Glenn Buxter
Melvin Jones
Sam House
Ruth Squier
Phil Copher
Robert Sage
Edyth Karch
Stockdale
Lulu VanTine
Jerrie Austin
Blair Sullivan
Ethel E. Jarrett
Sam Rogers
Mark Noble
Carl Renner
Bill Crimans
Clara Nuzum
David Hughes
George St. Clair
Robert L. DeHority
Wayne Wimmer
IFF Group Holds Meeting in Summitville
The TIFF Club held a program at the Kilgore home with Mrs. Schultz as co host. Guests included John Wooley of Benton Harbor Michigan and Margareta Jeff of Seattle Washington. Members and hosts exchanged Christmas gifts and secret pals for 1962. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Belva Forrest and John Wooley.
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Summitville
Tiff Club
Harold Kilgore
Harry Schultz
Clark Forrest
Harold Forrest
Alpha Jones
Sam Inglis
Faye Cunningham
Belle Inglis
Belva Forrest
John Wooley
Benton Harbor
Mrs Artie Cloud Dies In Michigan At 65
Mrs. Artie Cloud 65, wife of Frank Cloud of Arcadia Michigan, died Friday morning in a Frankfort hospital. Born January 14 1896 in Madison County she was a Church of the First Born member. Survived by husband five sons William Cloud Anderson George Cloud Ingalls John Cloud Saginaw Mich James Hampton Anderson and Lee Hampton Arcadia Mich three brothers William John and George McPhearson Elwood. Body to Clark Chapel with calling after 7 Sunday. rites Monday 10 at Forrestville Cemetery.
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Elwood
Artie Cloud
Frank Cloud
Arcadia
Mich
Frankfort
Madison County
Luke
Della MacPhearson
James Hampton
Anderson
Lee Hampton
Willia
John
George McPhearson
Clark Chapel
Forrestville Cemetery
Three Local Baptist Churches to Host Dinner Monday Eve
Andersons three Baptist churches First Meadowbrook and Mounds will host a dinner at 6 30 p m Monday at Mounds Baptist Church The Rev Dwight Klinck Franklin College chaplain will be guest speaker Bayne Burton will emcee Bob Whitson of host church chairs arrangements Reservations are available through any local church member.
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Anderson
Mounds Baptist Church
Dwight Klinck
Franklin College
Bayne Burton
Bob Whitson
Host Church
First
Meadowbrook
Mounds Baptist
Mountain Bus Crash Claims Three Near Jenolan Caves
A bus carrying 33 tourists plunged 500 feet down a mountainside near the Jenolan Caves 90 miles west of Sydney. Authorities said three people were killed and 30 injured in the Friday crash.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Jenolan Caves
January Auto Output Seen at Two Year High
Ward's Automotive Reports forecasts 670000 passenger cars produced in January the strongest since January 1960 after a steel strike. In Michigan Studebaker-Packard negotiations paused until after a Sunday mass meeting with about 6500 workers on strike since Monday. UAR reports freight car loadings fell 18.8 percent week to week but rose 4.1 percent year over year with year to date 27600000 cars versus 30380000 a year earlier.
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Detroit
UPI
Ward
South Bend
Ind
United Auto Workers Union
Studebaker- Packard
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Elwood Conservation Club Names 1962 Committees
The Elwood Conservation Club held its regular meeting with new officers and announced the 1962 committees. Building and grounds includes A C Locke as chairman with Mirel Rose and Bill Hunter. Archery committee chaired by George Phillips with Dick Coston and Jake Dietzer. Rifle range chaired by Charles Frazier. Entertainment by Marvin Wells. Kitchen run by Dick McQuitty. Publicity chaired by Elmer Cole. A Sunday archery meeting at 10 a m invites interested persons. A venison supper is set for 6 p m Saturday Jan 20 at the clubhouse. Regular round dance lessons at 3 30 p m Sunday, dance session at 7 30 p m. Marvin Wells is vice president, Melvin Robinson secretary, Howard Coxen treasurer, Harold Orbaugh trustee, Clarence Gilbert county representative.
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Elwood
Elwood Conservation Club
Jack Brewer
A. C. Locke
Locke
Mirel Rose
Bill Hunter
George Phillips
Dick Coston
Jake Dietzer
Charles Frazier
Marvin Wells
Dick McQuitty
Elmer Cole
Melvin Robinson
Howard Coxen
Harold Orbaugh
Clarence Gilbert
New Teacher Joins Alexandria Monroe High English Staff
William James Gaither will join the Alexandria Monroe High School English department starting January 22. Gaither, a 1959 Bachelor of Science graduate from Anderson College, also holds a master’s from Ball State Teachers College. He currently teaches in Anderson Township schools. The notice also reports funeral rites for Emma Whigham at St. Mary’s and hospital transfers for Thurman Kimm and Mrs. Arnold Ward.
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Alexandria
William James Gaither
Alexandria-Monroe High School
Thomas Thomas J
Gaither
Anderson Township
Anderson College
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ben Gurion Amazed At India's Attitude
Israeli Premier David Ben Gurion said in an interview that India's failure to establish normal relations with Israel is a matter for regret and amazement. The remark was reported from New Delhi where he spoke to the Indian Express on Friday.
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New Delhi
API
David Ben-gurion
Indian Express
India
Israel
Flying classroom to beam new courses this spring
Lafayette Ind AP reports the Midwest Program on Airborne Television Instruction will add a probability and statistics course among spring telecasts. Other new offerings start Jan 29 include primary science for grades 1 2 social science for grades 3 4 junior high Spanish and high school American government and literature classes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Midwest
Blink intervals and duration in normal humans
Medical measurements show humans blink every two to 10 seconds on average and each blink lasts about 10 seconds. The finding notes typical blink timing and duration.
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Chicago
Governor to name new Indiana ABC member soon
Indiana Governor Welsh will fill the vacant Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission seat within a few days. Ernest Minniear, former ABC enforcement chief and ex-executive secretary, has been recommended but may not be selected. The bipartisan appointment must be Republican, with the job paying 10 300 annually.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Ernest Minniear
Welsh
William T. Steinsberger
Jack New
Minniear
ABC
Joe Harris
Gary
William F. Condon
Greentown
Harris
Ernie Minniear
Harold Handley
Bipartisan Commission
Steinsberger
Negroes Considered for State Penal Guards in Indiana
Indiana state corrections chief Arthur Campbell said two Black applicants, both deemed qualified, are being considered for guard posts currently held by whites at state penal institutions. Governor Welsh supports Negro employment in guard roles as part of civil rights policy. past Black guard had short tenure due to FBI record concerns.
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Indianapolis
Arthur Campbell
Campbell
John Buck
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Harold C. Hatcher
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Michigan City
FBI
Two Teens Arrested In Three Car Thefts In Indiana
A local and state police unit captured Chester C. Barnes and James E. Barnett after they abandoned a car and fled into woods near Austin. The Crothersville youths, 22 and 20, were charged with vehicle taking and burglary in three thefts including a Scottsburg police car.
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Austin, Ind
UPI
Scottsburg
Chester C. Barnes
James E. Barnett
Crothersville
Austin
Barnes
Indiana
Putnamville
Soviet Union accuses U.S. over Nazi war criminal Heusinger
The Soviet Union accused the United States of violating a U.N. resolution by not Handing over German General Friday Adolf Heusinger, alleged Nazi war criminal. Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin delivered the letter to Acting Secretary General U Thant requesting circulation of the note from December 12.
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United Nations
N.Y. Iap
Soviet Union
United States
U.N
Adolf Heusinger
Moscow
U Thant
Valerian A. Zorin
Thant
Heusinger
Crossing actions asked for two Elkhart crossings
The Indiana Public Service Commission was petitioned to compel New York Central to provide protection at two Elkhart crossings. The Elkhart County Board cites five deaths at Elkhart Road 19 and one at County Road 36 in the past two years.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
Elkhart
Hospital bed capacity soars since 1920 surveys show
Washington reports medical surveys indicating 50 percent more hospitals in the United States than in 1920 and bed capacity more than tripled, signaling significant growth in health care infrastructure.
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Washington
U.S
Hospital dismissals list at St John’s Hospital
Discharges include Raleigh Brock Middletown Mrs Phyllis Barnett 5217 Columbus Ave Roscoe Thornbury Frankton Earl Yeagley Colonial Hotel Mrs Carrie Wright Rt 1 Anderson Mike Monaghan 411 W 33rd St Phillip Douglas Pendleton infant daughters and sons named with mothers Mrs Edward Clarkson Mrs Ralph Wyatt infant son 3292 W 8th St Mrs Frank Newsom infant daughter 1927 Locust St Mrs Robert Payton infant daughter 3336 Burton St others: Mrs Dale Michael infant son Pendleton Ms Kennison Toye infant daughter Rt 4 Anderson Mrs James Bradley infant daughter Rt 4 Anderson Pendleton Mrs Ethel Snyder Pendleton Mrs Anna Watson 2218 Crystal St Mrs Alma Louise Chadwick Shirley Ralph Estell Pendleton Vernon Jackson Wilkinson Mrs Melinda Mack Alexandria Mrs Marietta Atwell Rt 1 Daleville Mrs Lola Foust Rt 2 Anderson Nicolas Kolenda 525 Hartman d
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St. John's Hospital
Raleigh Brock
Middletown
Phyllis Barnett
Columbus Ave
Roscoe Thornbury
Frankton
Earl Yeagley
Colonial Hotel
Carrie Wright
Anderson
Mike Monaghan
Phillip Douglas
Pendleton
Edward Clarkson
Alexandria
Ralph Wyatt
Frank Newsom
Locust St
Robert Payton
Burton St
Dale Michael
Kennison Toye
James Bradley
Ethel Snyder
Anna Watson
Crystal St
Alma Louise Chadwick
Shirley
Ralph Estell
Vernon Jackson
Wilkinson
Melinda Mack
France and Tunisia set to resume Bizerte talks next week
In Tunis, President Habib Bourguiba announced renewed negotiations with France over the Bizerte naval base. France maintains its prior demands while Bourguiba cites a French concession as the basis for reopening talks amid lingering dispute and past deadly clashes.
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France
Tunisia
Bizerte
Tunis
UPI
Neo - Destour Party
Habib Bourguiba
Paris
Farm director James Ray wins state merit award
Bloomington Indiana James Ray, farm director of WTHI and WTHI-TV Terre Haute received the annual state merit award of the Soil Conservation Society Friday night for his weekly conservation program.
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Bloomington
Ind
James Ray
WTHI
Wthi-Tv
Terre Haute
The
Soil Conservation Society
Two Los Angeles Papers Suspend Publication
UPI reports theLos Angeles Examiner and the Los Angeles Mirror will stop publishing as of this week. About 1,200 employees are being laid off, including roughly 400 editorial staff from both papers. The Mirror will consolidate with the Times, ending its separate publication after 13 years.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Angeles Mirror
Examiner
Norman Chandler
Times-Mirror Co
the Mirror
Mirror
The
Times
Chandler
Randolph Hearst
Hearst Publishing Co
Hearst Publishing Co., Inc
Hearst
Corporation
Griffiths
Herald-Express
Otis Chandler
Arthur
Lara
Hearst Publishing Co. Inc
Hillbro Printing Co
Greater Los Angeles Press Club
the Times
Indianapolis Couple Charged in Forged Money Order Ring
Raymond Irvin Ross 40 and Martha Ross 31 were jailed after a federal indictment accusing them of interstate transportation of forged money orders. They allegedly formed part of a six member ring that bought money orders and altered them to larger values from four to forty dollars.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Raymond Irvin Ross
Martha
Marion County
Richard Stein
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