Witnesses Describe Horton Case At Rasaure Trial Session
Witnesses testified Tuesday afternoon in the Horton murder case at Ray Brook near Adirondacks. Ekmd Horton’s parents and the victim’s wife Blanche Farkany were among those called. testimony described the shooting and scattered mower pieces near a doorway. Authorities, including Tom Joyce, detailed the investigation as residents noted the town’s quiet day and the impact on nearby motels and cottages.
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Hazardous Driving Conditions Reported In Indiana
Hazardous driving warnings persisted through Tuesday night in southern Indiana amid mixed snow and freezing rain. Travel crews cleared glaze from highways, while north areas saw dry snow. Temperatures eased from Arctic levels but stayed below freezing, with a risk of more icy mix southward. Snow depth ranged from six inches in the north to about one near the southwest. temperatures forecast from 8 to 28 below in places, with highs 15 to 32. Nixon activity opened in Indianapolis with press conferences planned for former President Richard Nixon, as volunteers seek filing dates for the GOP primary.
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Auction sales and court testimony blend in Indiana piece
Local auction notices list farm equipment and household items near Andee Nee, Highland, and Monticello with forthcoming sales led by auctioneers. Separately, court testimony in Bicknell covers Marshall Horton and Loretta Horton with relatives recounting visits, reconciliations, and a tense claim of threats amid a possible peace bond dispute.
Fifth Heart Transplant Patient and Hospital Delays
Reports detail the fifth patient to receive the Helivey heart pump and note the longest pump fusion lasting five days. Donor had a rapidly expanding brain tumor and the operation on Block began late and ran over schedule due to size differences. The narrative covers related family reactions, hospital timing, and ongoing medical and civic news from Indiana and California.
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Vietnam War Front Page Reports Massive Attacks and Cold Weather
Front page continues with reports of intensified Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang and Saigon, heavy bombardment, and hundreds of American casualties. Weather worsens with a severe ice storm affecting New England to the Midwest, driving hazardous conditions and school closures across multiple states.
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Jury Impaneled In Personal Injury Case
Marjorie Fields sues Wayne Meitz and Benjamin Bradford for damages over a Nov 11 collision on Indiana 9 near 38th Street. Truck owned by Bradford allegedly struck and pushed into Fields path. trial before Judge Bohannon began with jurors viewing the scene. Attorneys: Davisson Davisson Davis for plaintiff. Farr Hulse for defendants.
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Paul V. Moss 57 dies in Anderson at St Johns Hospital
Paul Vincent Moss, 57, of 2208 Jackson St, died Tuesday evening at St Johns Hospital after a month as patient. He retired in 1941 from the New York Central Railroad after ten years service. Born February 28, 1884, he came from Elwood 23 years ago. He was a member of the Pris Y Church of the Nazarene. Survived by widow Hazel and several cousins. Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home after 4 pm today. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 am at the mortuary, Rev. John Wine officiating. Entombment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Muncie
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Final rites for Harrison Teeters held in Maiview
Funeral services for Harrison Ed Teeters 78 of Maiview were held with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Family and friends gathered at the funeral home for visitation prior to rites conducted by Bethany Christian Church leaders. The deceased was noted for community involvement and military service.
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Funeral home, social security hearing in Lapel
The Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lapel handles services for Mrs Zoah Path and Mrs Gertrude Laird. A Wesleyan Methodist Church service with Rev. Osese Davis and Rev. Mon Schuster is noted, with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. The article also discusses Social Security disability criteria and 20-200 vision definition.
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Indianapolis Sought On Earnings Tax Law Change
A legislative study committee near Saigon coordinates amid U.S. air losses and social security earnings debate. The panel reviews a new earnings base under 1949 law, considering actual earnings versus tax definitions. Officials note potential shifts could affect military payrolls, benefits, and wartime casualties while a revised booklet circulates.
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Death notices from Madison area memorials and nearby counties
Funeral notices from Pendleton Noblesville Muncie and surrounding towns list services for Louresa Pring Freda Clutter Mary Baldwin William Koon George Brock Jesse Stull Laura Rector John Roach H Lee Clark Martin Carpenter with dates, locations, and interment plans. The notices reflect local clergy, churches and cemeteries including Summitville Crownland Greenfield Forestville and East Maplewood.
Appeals Court Curbs Vacation Pay Ruling in Indiana
Indiana Appellate Court ruled that under a union contract a plant may shut for a vacation up to five weeks in July or August and workers cannot claim unemployment during that period. The decision reversed the LESD Review Board in a Lynch Corp. case with Lynch citing a UAW Local 777 contract.
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Fire Threat After Auto Truck Collision Near Washington
A wreck at a service station on U.S. 50 west of Washington sparked a blaze threatening a 20 ton load of bombs from Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. No detonators were in the munitions. Truck driver Leonard C. Cole and auto driver Walter McKinney, both injured, were treated and released. The danger eased after authorities extinguished the fire. Nearby poison waterways in Seymour, Indiana were also reported to have vanished after a previous menace.
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Picture of Ho Chi Minh visit with Cambodian guest
AP report from Tokyo describes a photographed visit to a press office showing Norodom Phorissari and a Cambodian guest in Saigon remarks claiming five dead. The text also mentions gold found in Australia in 1351, all presented in a fragmentary international brief.
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