Communists To Be Denied Passports
The State Department announced new rules denying passports to members of the U.S. Communist party. Accused members may confront accusers and be informed of the evidence. The rules target leading officers and could face congressional criticism over disclosed sources.
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Hoosier State Temperatures Rise After Subzero Week
United Press International reports Hoosier state towns like Indiana see a warmup after a week of sub zero weather. Temperatures rebound into the upper 20s to lower 30s with expectations of continued mild air.
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United Press International
Hoosiersee
Tadiana
GOP Chairman Continues From Page One
The article discusses the GOP chairman’s stance on a perceived leftward shift in American government. It analyzes party direction and policy implications, highlighting tensions between conservative leadership and progressive reforms.
Noted Churchmen To Speak Here Sunday Evening
Park Place Church of God will host Dr Gene W Newberry and Rev Paul Tanner for morning and evening services Sunday in Park Place Church of God. They fill in for Pastor Dr W Dale Quidham who is touring Caribbean on a Christian Brotherhood Hour mission.
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Paul Tanner
Park Place
Church of God
Eastside
W. Dale Qlidham
Caribbean
Christian Brotherhood Hour International
Direceor Land
Postal Rate Developments Highlight Local Bulletin-Herald Classifieds
Classifieds note changes in postal rates affecting residents and small businesses. Notices publish affected services, deadlines, and contact points for mailers, with emphasis on price adjustments and implementation timelines. Local agencies urge timely updates to mailing practices.
Engineers Reach Disaster Zone After Arrival in Pa
Engineers reach the disaster zone from Pennsylvania just hours after arrival as three Air Force planes carrying relief supplies are forced to divert and land at a Pacific coast seaport 60 miles away.
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Chimi
Petes Pacific Coast Seaport
Milan Sneeniy
Infant Chambers dies at St Johns Hospital
Infant Paul Edward Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Chambers 1529 Fairview St died Thursday evening at St Johns Hospital Born at 1234 AM Thursday at the hospital the child died at 540 PM Surviving parents include maternal grandmother Mrs Evelyn Cooper and paternal grandfather Charles Chambers Graveside services will be held at 10 AM today at East Maplewood Cemetery with Rev Franklin B Jones officiating L C May Funeral Home in charge of arrangements Beth el Chloe Harrison 28 Sarasota Fla dies at home of parents in Anderson services to be held at Shannon Funeral Home Manistee County Fla body to Brown and Butz Funeral Home Anderson for viewing after 7 PM Wednesday Mrs Zelmae M Stitt former Anderson resident dies in Detroit born here to Jacob and Maude Rodecker later moved to Detroit Four other aircraft with relief supplies aboard to be parachuted to the ground near Lima New York KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said a rescue dog is en route to search scene Survivors include three sisters Gladys Epply Anderson Nelle Wheeler Indianapolis Mary Stevens Gros Point Farmes Mich Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Herbert B Pavey 2141 State St dies Wednesday services Monday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home Rev Howard H Western will officiate Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery Health Minister Eduardo Watsonie said in Lima only 18 to 20 survivors had been reported since the avalanche strike.
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McCormack cites Congress gains and Algerian conflict
The report notes McCormack praising a recent Congress session with many recommendations enacted. It covers political turmoil in Algeria with OAS backlash and FLN statements. It also details local obituaries and funeral notices, including Keeley and Reed families, plus indictments and legal actions in Anderson.
Hospital Dismissals List from St. John's Hospital
Dismissals include Robert Coach of 418 W 6th St and Mrs Violet Henning of Ri L Ralph Maddux Pendleton. Also released are Mrs Christine Howard 1019 E 10th St, Mrs Loren Brunaar and infant at 124 Cincinnati Ave, Mrs Michael Moon and infant daughter 243 W 12th St, Mrs Jerry Gillion and infant daughter 2213 Noble St. Others: Mrs Richard Gibbons and infant daughter 420 W 7th St, Mrs Ernest Lawion and infant son 1887 Halford St, Mrs Mary Bedwell 2418 W 23rd St, Mrs Maude Brenner Alexandria, Miss Betty Palmer 1520 Fletcher St, Dale Miller Shirley, Willard Vanderloot Rt 2, Phillip Frazer Summitville, Mrs Ella Summers Markieville, Mrs Garnet Burton 230 Federal, Mrs Norma Sea Pendleton, Mrs Bonnie Phillips 618 College Dr, Mrs Marjorie Mitchell 270 Chase Ste John Bolt 2319 Sheridan St, estate School 410 Nursery Rd, John Brandenberg Pendleton.
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Summitville
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Markieville
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Ancient cold wave disrupts Florida crops and southern city utilities
The cold moved south through the Florida Peninsula threatening citrus and vegetable crops in central and south Florida with frost. Mobile Alabama faced its coldest weather in days with frozen pipes and gas-pressure failures. Snowbound roads and icy conditions affected drivers. New Orleans fire crews pumped water to families with frozen lines as cities restrained waste collection due to frozen cans. Bargaining curbs mention illegal early 19th century labor practices in Washington.
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Annual Meeting Conducted By Edgewood Baptist Church
Edgewood Baptist Church held its annual business meeting led by Rev. Irvin F. Johnson. A 1962 budget of 21417 was approved along with financial reports and a building program resume. Officers include Deacons Marion Tooley Jack Porter Edward Council Emer yson Brooks William Griffin. trustees Richard West Jack Snowden Ross Becker Roger Donnelson James Aaron. church staff Freda Brooks Carolyn Brooks Marvin Denny Margaret Norman Carl Haag Emerson Brooks Arlene Tupps Mildred Aaron Arlene Tupps. committee heads named for music social flower auditing publicity tract usher and other roles.
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Carolyn Brooks
Marvin Denny
Margaret Norman
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Carl Haag
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Ross Becker
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Roger Donnelson
Beulah West
Lucile Johnson
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Flower
Bertha Beard
Ruby Council
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Harold Manifold
Ray Murphy
Leola Murphy
Usher
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Beulah Porter
Leela Murphy
Sarah Denny
Alice Topps
Jum Pletcher
Ed Council Jr
Damaged Plane Report Found Error
A Allegheny Airlines twin engine Convair with 11 passengers and 3 crew landed at Metropolitan Airport Detroit after takeoff from Scranton. The tire was not ruptured and the plane touched down at 5 01 pm EST. The Erie stop was eliminated and the flight was on a New York to Detroit route.
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Wayne Arbuckle Dies At Hospital
Wayne Arbuckle age 19 of 801 S 21st St Elwood died Friday at 1 25 PM at Mercy Hospital following an illness. Funeral arrangements are pending with Kline Funeral Home.
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Purdue Instructor to Speak at Holy Name Breakfast
Ralph Scarcelli, Purdue University instructor since 1956 and former Cleveland commercial artist, will address the Holy Name breakfast after 8 o'clock mass at St Am brose Catholic Church. He will urge religious art in the home and use slides, noting his work in various cities and collections across the United States Mexico and Europe.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Earl K. Parson of Muncie died unexpectedly Thursday evening at Ball Memorial Hospital after a funeral service. He owned Parson Mortuary since 1934 and was active in Masonic, Eagles, IOOF, Knights of Pythias, and other groups. Survived by widow Doris, children Earl Jr and Mrs. Leroy Phelps, grandson Gregory, sister Ethel Fetters, brother Roy Parson, and three Anderson cousins. Burial at Beech Grove Cemetery after services at Parson Mortuary.
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Eugene Bennett Dies at 4 in Noblesville
Eugene Z Bennett 78 of Noblesville died Thursday afternoon at his sister’s home in Cortland. He was born November 28 1878 in Hamilton County, retired from Link Belt Company Indianapolis. Survived by brother John. Services 2 p.m. today at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home Noblesville with Rev Wayne Marksward officiating. Burial Crownlands Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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