Communists To Be Denied Passports
The State Department announced new regulations denying passports to members of the U S Communist party and those accused of membership. The rules require disclosure of evidence to the applicant and allow confrontations and counsel, with decisions based only on presented evidence. The move follows a 1958 Supreme Court ruling and targets leading officers and members of Communist organizations.
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Washington
UPT
State Department
U. S. Communist Party
Department
Communist Party
Federal Register
Roger W. Jones
State
Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Rockwell Kent
Walter Briehl
Executive To Wed Beauty Ingrid Goude In Winter
Jerry Orbach president of Orbach Department Stores will marry Ingrid Goude former Miss Sweden later this winter in a union announced Friday.
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Beauty New York
UPI
Jerry Orbach
Orbach Department Stores
Ingrid Goude
Sweden
Temperatures Rise Across Indiana Amid Mild Weekend Outlook
United Press International reports a weekend shift toward spring like temperatures in Indiana with northern highs of 20 to 27 degrees and central to southern areas reaching 28 to 36. Sunday is expected cloudy with little temp change and statewide highs 25 to 35. A colder turn is forecast for Monday with light precipitation statewide and more snow in the north. Indiana State Police note mainly normal main roads with scattered slick spots and slick secondary roads in places.
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Indiana
Rail Merger Plan Outlined for Central and Pennsylvania Lines
The consolidation would create an 11 member Central board and a 14 member Pennsylvania board with a chairman and chief executive officer from Pennsylvania, and a vice chairman and president from Central. Officials call the merger an economic necessity to improve service and facility use despite ongoing studies and a potential two year path to unified operations. It notes savings are not yet quantified.
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Nouncement
The
Central
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mmerger
ICC
Roads
GOP Leaders See Conservative Shift In 1962 Elections
Republican chairman William Miller and national committee members condemn Kennedy policies as socialistic and predict a Republican year. They cite need for organization, funds, and full-time staff to win a House majority and regain control of Congress amid big city influence. Representatives from all 50 states attended the meeting.
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ADA
White House
Wilson
Kennedy
Arleigh Burke
Edwin Walker
National Committee
Congress
William E. Miller
R-N.y
GOP
Miller
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
U. S
U.S
Kennedy sees mixed prospects for postwar program in new session
President Kennedy faces a mixed outlook as Congress returns. McCormack cites past achievement and predicts action on a postal rate hike, tax revision, and federal aid for colleges, while defense of school aid and a liberal trade policy face stiff obstacles and committee delays.
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Kennedy
Congress
Edgewood Baptist Church Holds Annual Meeting Leaders Named
The Edgewood Baptist Church at 3743 Nichol Ave. held its annual meeting led by Rev. Irvin F. Johnson. A 1962 budget of 21417 was approved along with financial reports and a building program resume. Listing of officers and committee assignments followed.
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Edgewood Baptist Church
Nichol Ave
Irvin F. Johnson
Marion Tooley
Jack Porter
Edward Council
Emerson Brooks
William Griffin
Richard West
Jack Snowden
Ross Becker
Roger Donnelson
James Aaron
Noted Churchmen To Speak Here Sunday Evening
Dr. Gene W. Newberry and the Rev. Paul Tanner will speak at Park Place Church of God Sunday services while Pastor W. Dale Oldham is on a speaking tour for the Christian Brotherhood Hour. Tanner leads the World Service Division fund-raising arm. Newberry is dean-elect of Anderson College theology.
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Gene W. Newberry
Paul Tanner
Church of God
Park Place
Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Lovely
Sam Leonard
Mueller
David Coolidge
Mary Smith
Detroit
Mich
Norman Beard
Thome
Damaged Allegheny plane lands after tire scare
A Allegheny Airlines twin engine Convair with 16 passengers and a crew of three landed at Metropolitan Airport Detroit after a reported tire blowout on takeoff from Scranton. The plane touched down at 5 01 p m EST and continued to Erie Pa, a scheduled stop, which was later canceled due to lack of a spare tire.
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Detroit
UPI
Allegheny Airlines
Erie
Man Crushed In Truck Cab Dies. Widow Identified
Keeley a 20 year United Trucking mechanic of Anderson is killed when his own rig runs him down and crushes the waist. He lived at 2242 Cedar St Alexandria and was born October 11 1901 in Muncie. Surviving are wife Helen Guldice two daughters Trudy and Mary Knotts two sons Charles and Paul a sister and a brother. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Anderson. services pending.
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Shearer
Keeley
Kelley
Mr. Keeley
United Trucking Company of
Anderson
Cedar St
Muncie
Alexandria
Otto M
Elizabeth Williams Keeley
Gaston
Irene Harris
Helen Guldice
Noblesville
Moose Lodge
Teamsters Union
Trudy
Mary Knotts
Charles
Paul
Lafayette
Jessie Kanipp
Karl M. Kyle
Dwight McCurdy
Church of God
Memorial Park Cemetery
Arnold
First Efub Church
John D
Anna Reed
John
Oma Gordon
Barbara Arnold
North Wilksboro
N. C
Laura Priest
Velma Priest
Indianapolis
Ina Mongan
Amy Wertz
Elmer Reed
Rudolph Reed
Racine
Wis
Harold E. Rozelle
Fire wipes out barn and herd in Indiana county
A dairy barn at How ard Leroy Rumsey’s northwest Steuben County farm burned Friday destroying 12 head of cattle and much equipment. Damage was estimated at 20,000 dollars.
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Angola, Ind
UPI
Howard Leroy Rumsey
Steuben County
Relief flights reach disaster zone hours after arrival
Engineers reach the disaster zone shortly after arrival as three Air Force planes with relief supplies land at Chimote on the Pacific coast. Four more aircraft wait at Lima with 10 tons of relief to parachute, while a Dutch rescue dog heads to the scene from New York. Officials estimate 3,000 to 4,000 dead or missing, with about 1,000 Indians possibly alive in a canyon. Health Minister Watson reports 18 to 20 survivors seeking aid in Huaraz.
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Chimbote
Pacific Coast
Lima
New York
KLM Royal
Dutch Airlines
Atlantic
Jorge Maria Elias
Peru
Lola Blanco de la Rosa
Eduardo Watson
Huaraz
Infant Chambers Dies at St John’s Hospital
Infant Paul Edward Chambers son of Bennie and wife died Thursday at St John’s Hospital after birth at 12 34 a m and death at 5 40 p m Graveside services set for 10 am today at East Maplewood Cemetery with Rev Franklin B Jones officiating L C May Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Paul Edward Chambers
Bennie Chambers
Fairview St
St. John’s Hospital
East Maplewood
Franklin B. Jones
Allen Chapel Ame
L. C. May Funeral Home
Algerian Riot Near Oran Raises Civil War Fear
Rioters killed none but 45 miles from Oran the crowd returning from a funeral attacked Moslem shops and cars. Three gendarmes and two Moslems injured as French troops moved into Algiers Oran and other cities to curb violence amid FLN and OAS tensions.
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Oran
Charles de Gaulle
Algiers
OAS
Algerian Rebel Movement
FLN
Morocco
Algeria
Five Indicted In Savings Swindle Case
The case centers on a nearly one million dollar fraud representing about one sixth of the association funds when discovered. Benedict Chilla and others face charges including making false statements misappropriation and embezzlement for handling secret ledgers and unentered accounts. Holovachka is charged with evading federal income taxes for 1955 to 1957 claiming $112 000 income against $179 000. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Robert A. Grant with trial set for January 29.
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Benedict Chilla
Holovachka
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert A. Grant
Obituary notices for Prencella Anderson and Harry Brothers
Services for Prencella Anderson of 2213 Halford Street will be at Friendship Baptist Church at 1 p m with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Pallbearers are listed. Harry Brothers, a former Anderson resident, died in Chicago. survivors include wife Charlotte and children Jack and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin. Memorial services for H Carl Thurston will be at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with ashes interred in Anderson.
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State St
Brown and Butz
Howard H. Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mt. Moriah
Mable E. Gray
Gobel Nursing Home
Harold E. Rozelle
Josef Plat
East Christian Church
Markleville
Prencella Anderson
Halford St
Friendship Baptist Church
Wallace W. Deyo
L. C. May Funeral Home
Leo Minnefee
James Broadnax
Lamey Hampton
Jo Armstrong
Cleveland Lark
William Hill
Harry Brothers
Anderson
Chicago
Charlotte
Charles McLaughlin
Jack
Kalamazoo
Mich
H. Carl Thurston
Miami
Fla
San Francisco
Calif
Noble Street Methodist Church
California
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Wayne Arbuckle Dies at Mercy Hospital
Wayne Arbuckle 59 of Elwood died at 9 25 p m Friday at Mercy Hospital He was born November 2 1902 in Elwood to Ralph and Minnie Arbuckle Retired from Mayflower Trucking Company He belonged to First Pentecostal Church Survivors include son Donald Anderson a sister Mrs Rea Clabaugh and a niece and two nephews Body taken to Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood for arrangements.
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Elwood
Wayne Arbuckle
S. 21St St
Mercy Hospital
Ralph
Minnie Arbuckle
Mayflower Trucking Company
Arbuckle
First Pentecostal Church
Donald
Anderson
Rea Clabaugh
Purdue Art Instructor Ralph Scarcelli to Speak at Holy Name Breakfast
Ralph Scarcelli of Purdue University will be guest speaker at the Holy Name breakfast after the 8 o clock mass at St Ambrose Church. He will discuss improving religious art in the home with slide illustrations. Scarcelli has taught at Purdue since 1956 and previously worked as a Cleveland commercial artist.
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Ralph Scarcelli
Purdue University
Holy Name
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Car output to top last week and year in early 1962
Detroit output this week is forecast at 144 990 units up from 121 928 last week and 110 808 in the same week a year ago. New York Stock Exchange end 1961 with 891 gainers and 183 losers as 14 unchanged. Coffee agreement exports 9 046 444 bags in Q1 1962, about 92 percent of world sales.
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Detroit
UPI
Ward
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Washington
Hospital Dismissals List at St. John’s Hospital
The St. John’s Hospital discharge list includes numerous individuals and families with addresses across Pendleton Alexandria Markleville and other nearby locales. Names include Robert Coach Mrs Violet Henning Ralph Maddux Christine Howard Loren Brunnar and infant son Michael Moon infant daughter Jerry Gillion infant daughter Richard Gibbons infant daughter Ernest Layton infant son Mary Bedwell Maude Brenner Betty Palmer Dale Miller Willard Vanderloot Phillip Frazer Ella Summers Garnet Burton Norma Seal Bonnie Phillips Marjorie Mitchell John Bolt Frederick School and John Brandenberg with several streets and city roads. A separate note mentions that collective bargaining for higher wages was deemed illegal in the U.S. as late as the early 1800s.
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St. John's Hospital
Robert Coach
W. 6Th St
Violet Henning
Ralph Maddux
Pendleton
Christine Howard
E. 10Th St
Loren Brunnar
Cincinnati Ave
Michael Moon
W. 12Th St
Jerry Gillion
Noble St
Richard Gibbons
W. 7Th St
Ernest Layton
Halford St
Mary Bedwell
W. 24Th
Maude Brenner
Alexandria
Betty Palmer
Fletcher St
Dale Miller
Shirley
Willard Vanderloot
Phillip Frazer
Summitville
Ella Summers
Markleville
Garnet Burton
Norma Seal
Bonnie Phillips
College
Marjorie Mitchell
Chase St
John Bolt
Sheridan St. Frederick School
Nursery Rd
John Brandenberg
Earl K Parson Dies. Muncie Mortuary Owner Was 57
Earl K. Parson owner of Parson Mortuary in Muncie died unexpectedly Thursday night at Ball Memorial Hospital after falling ill while a funeral was in progress. He was a lifelong Delaware County resident and Indiana College of Mortuary Science graduate. Surviving include his widow Doris and a son Earl Jr. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Parson Mortuary with burial in Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Muncie
Earl K. Parson
Petty Rd
Parson Mortuary
Ball Memorial Hospital
Parson
Anderson
Delaware County
Eaton High School
Indiana College of Mortuary Science
Indiannapolis
Elks, Moose, Ioof and
Eagles
Knights of Pythias
Order of American Mechanics
Indiana Funeral Directors Assation
State Board of Embalmers
Doris Parson
Earl Parson Jr
E. Leroy Phelps
Indianapolis
Gregory Lee Phelps
Ethel Fetters
Roy Parson
Paradise
Calif
Ray Whetsel
Everett Whetsel
Edith Runyan
Beech Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Millikan
Mrs Margaret Millikan age 75 of Rt 3 No blesville died Thursday at Cicero Nursing Home. Services will be at 2 pm Sunday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Orville Cox of Sheridan officiating. Burial will be at Brookside Cemetery La Pririends are being received at.
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LAPEL
Margaret Millikan
Rt. 3
Noblesville
Cicero Nursing Home
Fisher Brothers
Orville Cox
Sheridan
Brookside
la Pririends
Obituary of Eugene H. Bennett Noblesville Resident
Eugene H. Bennett 84 formerly of Noblesville died Thursday afternoon at his sister Mrs Nelle Zooks Cortland Indiana home where he had lived six years He was born November 28 1878 in Hamilton County son of George W Bennett and Harriett Ann Sherman Bennett He retired from the Link Belt Company of Indianapolis Survived by a brother John of Noblesville Services at Evans Godby and Trout Funeral Home Noblesville at 2 pm with Rev Wayne Markward Clarksville Burial Crownland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Noblesville
Eugene H. Bennett
Rt. 3
Nelle Zook
Cortland
Ind
Hamilton County
George W
Harriett Ann Sherman Bennett
Link-Belt Company
Indianapolis
John
Evans, Godby and Trout
Wayne Markward
Clarksville
Cold Weather Grips Deep South and Florida Growers
A prolonged freeze lasts 54 hours, threatens central and south Florida crops for the first time this wave. Mobile Alabama endures 90 day coldest spell with water pipes and gas pressure failures. Icy roads trap over 100 truckers in Montgomery. Garbage pickup halted in Baton Rouge and Crowley as cans freeze. New Orleans fire stations provide water to households with frozen lines.
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Thelorida Peninsula
Florida
Mobile
Ala
Canada
Montgomery
Baton Rouge
Crowley
New Orleans
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