Unity briefing as Kennedy meets GOP and Dem leaders
President Kennedy held a unity session with Republican and Democratic leaders on world trouble spots. GOP opposition to using Social Security funds for elderly medical care persisted, with party leaders vowing to issue a declaration at the start of the 1962 session. The breakfast at the White House was cordial, with plans for private talks with Democratic leaders and a cabinet meeting to discuss the administration's wanted legislation.
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Washington
Kennedy
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
House
New York
Senate
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Markleville Cossacks Open Madison County Invite
Markleville faces Middletown in the opening game of the Madison County Invitational high school basketball tournament at Anderson’s Wigwam on Wednesday Jan 17 at 7. Other first night games include Pendleton against Frankton at 8 30 with top bracket matchups and ticket details listed. Semi finals set for Saturday Jan 20 with Middletown Markleville and Pendleton Frankton meeting at 1 pm and Highland Summitville versus St Marys Lapel at 2 30. Officials named as McKenzie Brown B Laird and D Laird with ticket numbers for each school and turn-in deadlines by 3 pm Jan 17.
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Middletown
Henry County
Markleville
Anderson
Pendletons
Franktons
Anderson Highland
Summitville Goblins
Anderson St. Mary's
Lapel
Pendleton- Frank
Highland-Summitville
St. Mary's
Prankton
Pendleton
Pedestrian Hit by Truck in Downtown Intersection
Clarence Dutton, 76, of 327 W 10th St, was struck by a truck driven by Walter Thomas, 62, at 6 am near 14th and Meridian. Dutton suffered a minor knee injury while Thomas cited limited visibility due to snow. Fire crews later responded to a separate house fire at 211 W Cross, believed started by a cigarette.
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Anderson
14Th and
Meridian Sts
Clarence Dutton
W. 10Th St
Walter Thomas
S. 8Th St
Dutton
Grand Jury Report Due on Madison County probe findings
The Madison County overtime grand jury report, completed after days of hearings into the death of deputy Gus Knight and alleged office shortages by Lafayette Township Trustee Arlo Lines, will be filed today after final signing. Prosecutor Melvin B. Thornburg said the report, submitted to him, may lead to legal action. Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith noted the document’s completion and transfer to the prosecutor. Witnesses testified during the probe into charges of excessive office fees by a local attorney.
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Madison County
Melvin B. Thornburg
Grand Jury
Carl T. ‘Smith
Thornburg
Gus Knight
Daleville
Lafayette Town
Arlo Lines
Smith
GOP To Announce Policy Statement For Congress Start
Washington reports GOP leaders plan a major policy statement to set the party's view before Congress. Rep. William E. Miller says it will appear after the State of the Union but before detailed legislative recommendations. House Republicans aim to publish a vigorous record as the new session opens.
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Washington
Upd
House
GOP
Congress
William E. Miller
R-N.y
National Republican
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Halleck
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Sam Rayburn
Miller
Prostitution Fine Levied In Indianapolis City Court
Alice Wisemiller 41 of 1414 Madison Ave was fined 35 and costs for prostitution and given a suspended 30 day sentence on condition she leaves the county. Other fines included Norman Milam 25 and costs for DUI and license suspension one year Wayne Carr 20 of Muncie for disobeying traffic signal $1 and costs Catherine Hudson 36 disobeying stop sign Miller Frank Hart 28 disobeying traffic signal Walter Bell Jr 18 disobeying traffic signal $1 and costs Jack Brenner 35 disobeying traffic signal and Charles McGuinness 42 disobeying traffic signal Orville Ownes 28 speeding $1 and costs. Police training set in Indianapolis: Indiana Governor Welsh approves a July 2 recruit training school at Indiana University to fill trooper ranks. deadline March 16. Open to men 21 to 89 meeting initial requirements.
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Alice Wisemiller
Madison Ave
Indiana Women’s Prison
Norman Milam
7Th St
Lcense
Wayne Carr
Muncie
Police Training Set
Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Indiana University
East Germans Fire Machineguns At Berlin Canal Escape Try
In Berlin, East German border guards opened fire on West Berlin’s side as East Germans tried to swim the Teltow Canal to reach the Western sector. West Berlin police reported shots fired from the Spaeth bridge with unclear injuries. The violence followed earlier tear gas from Communist guards and tensions over U S authorities at the East West border. Walter Ulbricht urged new arrangements to protect the Eastern zone amid editorial attacks on Clay and U S actions.
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Berlin
UPI
Lucius D Machinesuns
Clav
Kennedy
East
Spaeth
Th Canal
West Berlin
Itarkness
Walter Ulbricht
ADN
Police Hold Two For Investigation Of Tavern Break
Police arrested Frank W Sweatt and William F Perrin both 47 for investigation of second degree burglary following a break in at Talk of the Town Tavern 9th street. Loss amount not yet determined. Police also reported a separate break in at the B and E Tavern 29 W 9th Street with an undetermined quantity of whiskey taken. A 20 year old woman was questioned in a laundry basket theft at a downtown self service laundry.
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9Th St
Secon
Frank W Sweatt
W. Uh St
Wiliam F. Perri
Molotov Returns to Vienna Post Amid Diplomatic Astonishment
Moscow reports Molotov will resume duties as permanent Soviet representative in Vienna after a contested interruption. Diplomats express surprise as Khrushchev reportedly allowed the move despite party opposition and a tense domestic backdrop. Unclear details persist on Molotov’s status and reasons for the return.
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Vienna
Moscow
V_ M
Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Khrishchev
Orev
Atoms For Peace
Volatov
Stalin
Communist Party
Sublic
Subzero Cold Wave Threatens Indiana With Snow and Flood Risks
A new blast of subzero temperatures grips Indiana with 5 below to 16 above forecasts, bringing snow flurries and potential flooding along the upper Wabash. Lows near zero Tuesday night and frigid readings through the week, with scattered snow and slick roads. Flood outlook shows rises from Lafayette to Terre Haute, with crests several feet above flood stage threatening lowlands.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Wabash River
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Logansport
Austin
Wabash
Lafayette
Shoals
Indianpolis
Monticello
iColumbia City
Fort Wayne
Covington
Newberry
Evyansville
Vincennes
Moretan
Terre Haute
Lafayiette
Montezuma
Weather Snapshot Notes for Local Area
Cold site forecast shows a high near 15 today with a low around zero. Tomorrow's high expected around 265 with overnight low unspecified. Yesterday recorded a high of 20 and a low of 11. Sunrise is 8 04 a.m. and sunset 3 36 p.m. Moonset at 5 49 p.m.
Belgian Jet Forced Down By Russians
A Sabena Caravelle radioed it was pursued by Soviet fighters and landed at Yerevan after diverting from Tehran Istanbul. Belgium asked the Soviet Union for the crew and 27 onboard to be released. the Soviet Foreign Office said it was investigating. Passengers included an American, Farhad Massoudi, and several foreigners. the pilot Cmdr. Fredy Moureau reported the pursuit and landing.
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Turkey
Sabena
Tehran
Istanbul
Yerevan
Belgium
Moscow
Howen
I Europe
Far East
Massenger
Farhad Massoudi
Adistor
Tehran Journal
Cmdr
Freddy Moureau
Moureau
Vien
Armeni
Collision Sinks Freighter 28 On Ship Feared Dead
Dover reports a midnight collision in foggy English Channel sank the 2811 ton Yugoslav freighter Sabac nine minutes after impact. 38 dead or missing as 17 bodies recovered. Survivors say flares lit the scene. 11 missing crewmen hoped to be saved as dawn brought helicopters and rescue ships to Goodwin Sands near Dover. Captain Milo Katovic of Sabac shouted a warning before the crash. Dorington Court carried cement and motor vehicles with no reported casualties.
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Dover
England
APA
Goodwin Sands
Milo Katovic
Crippled Copter Lands in Harbor Safe After Crash
A U S helicopter H-21 carrying ten aboard crash landed on a small baseball field near Fal mouth Heights. Captain Jovanovic Rado and Lt Kenneth Ante Dudija survived with others rescued by pilot Wesley Bowers and landed at a British steamer. Two crew members treated for exposure at Shackleton hospital.
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Falmouth
Mass
Dorington Court
Dover
Falwae Ta Hospital
Mouth Heights
Kenneth i Ante Dudija
Albino Persic
Winden
Sioux Falls
S.D
Coper
Aather
Bates Field
Tain
Jovanovic Rado
Win
Hromin
Hrade
LO Wesley P. Bowers
Johnstown
Farapit Perry
Kelvin R. Dowell
Perry
Jamberque
France
Shackleton Hospital
Three-Year-Old Shoveling Snow Sought Work
A three year old boy named John Gurley left home with a shovel on his shoulder seeking work shoveling snow. Two motorists found him and returned him home before any hiring occurred.
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Hudson, Nhs
UPI
John Gurley
Trains Collision Called Holland's Worst Rail Crash
A fogbound express plowed into a slow commuter train in the Netherlands killing 81 and leaving many buried. Officials warned the toll could rise as rescuers frantically freed victims amid power cables and mangled cars.
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Holland
Woerden
Netherlands
Red Cross
Telenrinnnd
Thomas Linder 77 Dies in Anderson Monday
Thomas F. Linder 77 of 320 iNichol Ave died 10 43 am Monday at St John s Hospital after a year in poor health Born Aug 4 1884 in Lebanon Ohio to James W and Amanda Fleming Linder He lived in Anderson most of life and retired in 1945 after 50 years as a baker Survivors include daughter Louise Linder son John of Anderson sister Mrs Ladia Romine of Butlerville two grandsons Tom F Linder and Harry W Linder and a great grandson Funeral arrangements with Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home to be announced.
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iNichol Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Lebanon
Ohio
James W
Amanda Fleming Linder
Linder
Anderson
Garnet
Louise Linder
John
Ladia Romine
Butlerville
Tom F. Linder
Seven Jailed In Connection With Breakins
Seven youths were jailed yesterday in a four county area investigation of a series of breakins over the past month. In Madison County Jail are Ernest Taylor 22 Elwood William Adams 19 Windfall Edward Koons 17 Elwood Robert Osborn 18 Elwood and Jerry Ross 16 Elwood Jailed at Tipton were Kenneth Tragesser 21 Elwood and William Reeves 21 Elwood Elwood police state police and county authorities say the suspects were questioned about breakins at Smith Appliance Store Scott Supper Club French Drive-in Landrum Implement Co Davis Furniture Store John Deere Store Atlanta Farm Bureau Hobbs Service Station Windfall Elevator the Meat Shop at Rigdon a drive in at Ind 213 and Ind 28 and the Hamilton County Elevator Police say Herman Otta Hancher 84 Elwood was arrested for selling alcohol to a minor The Ross boy allegedly bought beer from Hancher as per Elwood police
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Tipton
Madison County
Ernest Taylor
S. A St
Elwood
William Adams
Windhfall
Edward Koons
I. F St
Robert Osborn
N. 6Th St
Jerry Ross
S. H St
Kenneth Tragesser
Green Front
Ellwood
William Reeves
Main St. Elwood
Madison
Hamilton
Grant
Smith Appliance
Scott Supper Club
iLandrum Implement Co
Davis ‘Furniture
John Deere
Atlanta Farm Bureau
Hobbs Servce
Rigdon
Hamilton County
Herman Otta Hancher
S. 16Th St
Ross Boy
Hancher
City To View Housing Plan In 7:30 Meeting
Anderson City Council will host a public hearing on forming a City Housing Authority to create low rent public housing for displaced families. The agenda also includes si tings on social security for elected officials and buying land for a new Municipal Light Department sub station in northwest Anderson Township, Windland Maine. The newly elected president will preside at 7:30 tonight.
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Anderson City Council
Municipal Light Department
Anderson
Katanga Assembly Meeting Delayed in Elisabethville
Katanga session delayed after President Moise Tshombe did not attend the Katanga Assembly gathering in Elisabethville. Officials said Tshombe, who spent the weekend in Jadotville, was too tired to appear upon return at noon.
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Katanga
Elisabethville
Juhe Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Jadotville
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births reported at St John s Hospital and across Anderson. Parents include Gibbons, England, Norris, Greenlee, Davis, Schoettner, Garret, Pearson, Jackson, Willey, Moon and others. Babies listed as girls and boys with home addresses in Anderson area.
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Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Richard Gibbons
W. 7Th St
Horace England
E. Sith St
Charles Norris
10Th St
David Greenlee
Lawrence Davis
Central Ave
Donald Schoettner
Columbus Court
Kenneth Garretson
Pendleton
Leon Pearson
Madison Ave
Richard Jackson
Worth St
John Willey
Hamilton Place
Michael Moon
12Th St
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