Soviet Union frees Sabena Caravelle airliner after guard escort
A Sabena Caravelle with 27 aboard was forced down by Mig fighters and escorted to Grozny. The Soviet Union pledged immediate release of all passengers and crew after protests over airspace violations. Several U.S. citizens were aboard and later deemed safe.
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Severe winter storm lashes across nation with record cold
A massive blizzard and cold wave sweep from the Midwest to the Gulf states and Atlantic coast. Temperatures plunge toward 47 degrees below zero in places as millions endure icy roads, school closures, and widespread travel disruption. Death toll rises, while Texas faces drifts two to three feet and travelers are stranded on major highways. Read turn to Page 2 for more.
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Weather snapshot with cold spell and daylight data
Cold spell continues with long nights and short days. Daytime highs near 15 degrees and tomorrow's high around 12 above zero. tonight low drops to minus six. Sunrise at 6 04 a.m. and sunset at 5 37 p.m. Moonset listed after sunset.
Welsh Backing Denied for Boswell Race
Indiana politics feature Denied backing claim for Mayor Charles J Boswell of Indianapolis in Democratic U S Senate race. Gov Matthew E Welsh denies pressuring party unity Bayh says rumors reflect political games. Gulf of Mexico missing diver John Petrakis 36 Fort Myers reported alive after boat plunge. Anderson Safety Board approves buying five police cars from Hunter Chevrolet for about 39000 with trade ins.
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Matthew E. Welsh
Charles J. Boswell
Indianapolis
U. S
Birch E. Barh Jr
Bayh
Welsh
Gulf of Mexico
Brooklyn
Missing Persons Bureau
John Petrakis
Fort Myers
Gulf
Petrakis
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Hunter Chevrolet, Co
Fisherman Believed Dead Found Alive
A veteran Florida shrimp fisherman who had been presumed dead since last April after falling overboard was found alive. The man was rescued and returned to shore, ending days of uncertainty for his family and crew.
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Railroads to Review Merger Plan Separately Friday
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad directors will meet separately this Friday to review progress on a possible merger. A joint merger study committee has studied the problems since last November, with a look at proposed consolidations and shared assets. The Atomic Energy Commission also reported a low-yield nuclear test at its Nevada test site under guard, involving the two lines’ assets and mileage.
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Lion
Jobless edge at 4 million forecast by Goldberg
Labor Department reports seasonally adjusted unemployment at 6.1 percent with 6.1 million jobless, unchanged from earlier, as Arthur Goldberg predicts improvement within six months. He cautions against steel industry walkouts and notes potential better performance in coming months.
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Trainman Killed In Wreck Near Aurelia Iowa
A Chicago to Sioux City "Hawkeye" express derailed near Aurelia Iowa in minus ten conditions killing one fireman and injuring eight others plus trapping two crewmen in the lead engine. Engineer Darrell E Brown listed critical, crewman Bay Creek in serious condition. Passengers largely escaped, with some treated. wreck scene described as engine off rails after crossing a intersection.
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Gosh
Damages Awarded In Buzzings Case At Indianapolis
U S Court of Claims awards Paul J Sicanoff 150000 for jets buzzing his soy bean plant near Bunker Hill Air Force Base. He cites loss of customers and employees while other suit tests Air Force height limits affecting storage silos. Plant has been closed since 1936 and sits near U S 31 opposite the runway.
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U. S. Court of Claims
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Bunker Hill Air Force Base
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Wil Carp. Shanoff
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South Bend
Air Force
U.S. 31
Bunker Hill
Sailor Returns North After Landfall
He lands on the coast and travels by bus north, choosing distance from home over returning to his wife and four daughters.
Madison County approves large Community Development Unit plan
The Madison County Planning Commission approved zoning for 30 acres at the southwest corner of Ind 7 and Seat terfield Rd for a Community Development Unit described as a major suburban project. The plan calls for 115 living units, a 110 room motel, a restaurant, two office buildings and a 200 by 250 feet shopping building on land owned by Myrtle F. Darlington and advanced by Lippman and Associates of Indianapolis. Real estate negotiations were handled by Q C Clark and Sons of Anderson. Construction may begin this year after drainage and traffic plans are reviewed. A Shopping Center at Ind 37 and Madipale 1d sun -ive and two West Meadowbrook zoning actions were also approved. A request for $.65 acres north of Elwood was denied for a printing shop, with a personal variance granted for shop operation at that location. The board elected Ray Wood president, Elmert Hardy vice president, and John Manship secretary.
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West Meadowbrook
Elwood
Ind
Ray Wood
City Council Approves Housing Authority Resolution in Anderson
The Anderson City Council voted 7 to 1 to create a housing authority, with Councilman Herb Atkinson dissenting. He questioned the need amid claims of unsanitary housing but not a shortage of low income dwellings. The meeting also set up a $15,000 rent supplement funded by a Municipal Light Utility loan to aid 17 displaced families in Project A.
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Atkinson
Molotov Mystery Clears Up Location in Moscow
Vienna newspaper accounts traced Vyacheslav Molotov’s situation as he remained in Moscow while awaiting departure to Vienna. Soviet foreign ministry clarified that Molotov has not left the capital yet and will resume duties with the IAEA in Vienna, date unspecified.
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Grand Jury Findings To Be Filed Today
The October term holdover land jury will be called at 7:30 p.m. today to consider indictments. Judge Carl T. Smith noted the grand jury completed several days of deliberation last Friday and was held over pending filing. Prosecutor Mel Thornburg said he would file the grand jury actions this morning.
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February Occupancy Planned for Purdue Research Center
Wabash Magnenes says the first building in Purdue Research Foundation’s research park will be ready for occupancy by February. The 4,000 square foot facility in Sandgren’s plans will aid development of new electrical and electronic components. The firm operates plants in Wabash and Huntington making parts for washing machines and computers.
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Train Crash Near Aurelia Kills Crewen and Injures Nine
A Hawkeye Limited passenger train derailed two miles east of Aurelia Iowa in bad weather yesterday. The Illinois Central service from Chicago to Sioux City killed a crewman and injured at least nine persons. AP Wirephoto map accompanies the report.
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Kennedy aides set tax drive as first congress action
President Kennedy and Democratic leaders agreed on a timetable for first action on the tax revision. They will delay major fights on medical care for the aged and new tariff-cutting authority while seeking quick action on debt limit increases and the tax plan. House Democrats elected Rep. McCormack to succeed Sam Rayburn as speaker with Rep. Carl Albert as leader. Senate leadership contest looms with Hickenlooper favored for policy chairmanship and Saltanstall challenging. The session opens amid a 258 to 174 Democratic edge in the House with five seats vacant.
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Tank crash at Fort Hood kills five soldiers
A 50 ton tank sideswiped a five ton truck at Fort Hood Texas causing a gasoline fire. Five soldiers died and 22 were injured. Four were killed on impact with a fifth dying at the base hospital. Several others were listed in varying conditions as names of the dead and injured were released or withheld for notification.
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Raymond F. Donovan
St. John’s
Two Youths Hurt In Accidents
A Middletown youth was injured early yesterday when his car slammed into a utility pole along Ind. 336 near Alexandria. Pvt. Roger W. Boon Jr. 19 Cambria Va and Pvt. Jerry A. Echols 19 Lavin I, were among soldiers in Co A 35th Armor 2nd Armored Division listed in the report. The other youth involved, William A. Thompson 16 Rt. 1 Portland, sustained chest bruises when his car left the road on Ind. st Alexandria. Investigating trooper said fatigue may have caused the accidents and the injured were treated at an emergency clinic.
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Anderso
Church of God 62 Convention Set for June in Anderson Auditorium
The 1962 International Convention of the Church of God will run June 14 to 24 in Anderson Indiana. Leaders expect to use the new Warner Auditorium on East Street though it may not be fully finished. The dome building, the first post tensioned Styrofoam dome, has drawn architectural interest. The convention will feature a theme “To The Glory of God” with committee plans led by Rev Roscoe Snowden.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
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Charles W. Weber Anderson
East Sth St
General Misterial Assembly
Park Place
ROK General Chang Da Young Sentenced to Death
Former Republic of Korea army chief of staff Lt. Gen Chang Da Young and 23 officers were condemned by a special court for obstructing a military takeover. Col. Lee Ho Yung received a death sentence for similar charges. The panel also gave multiple lengths of prison terms to other defendants as observers watched in a charged makeshift courtroom.
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Noble St
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