Anderson Triumphs Over Muncie Bearcats In AHS Debut
Anderson edged Muncie Central 60 to 59 at the new AHS court in a tense late finish. Dinwiddie, Clevenger and Baker starred as the Tribe defied a Bearcat rally, the crowd swelling to 7,500 as fans flooded the court after the final buzzer.
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Fuller
Anderson
Eddie
Butchie) Fuller
Indians
Bearcat
AHL
Bill Dinwiddie
Muncie
Tom Seal
Dennis Baker
Mike Rolf
Bearcats
Muncie Central
Herald
Baker
Ams
Dinwiddie
Gerson Indians
Muncie Central Bear
Bobby Lewis
Cats
Lewis
Beacat
Tribe
AHS
Steve Clevenger
LENS
Clevenger
Enoth
Jones
Billy Ray
Seeee Dinwiddie
Pinase
Sre
Tribes
Rick Jones
Bill Dimviddie
Fianlhaned
Four Chilla family members indicted in $3 million embezzlement case
A federal grand jury indicted Joseph J. Chilla Jr and Benedict A. Chilla along with sisters Mrs. Virginia Greskovich and Mrs. Helen Margaret Yancich for embezzlement at Liberty Savings & Loan in Hammond and Whit ning. Former Lake County Prosecutor Metro Holovachka was re indicted on three counts of income tax evasion. Bond set at $5,000 for the brothers. sisters held without bond. Indictments stem from a long standing secret ledger padger uncovered during audits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamdiond
Ind
APIA
Ledger Savings Association
Lake County
Metro Holov ‘Achka
Liberty Savings & Loan Association
Whitnig
Joseph J. Chilla Jr
Benedict A. Chilla
Virginia Greskovich
Helen Margaret Yancich
Association
Greskovich
Whiting
Hammond
Chilla Brothers
FBI
Kenneth Raub
Nnugiowu
Fortville
Eva M. Arnold
Orchard Lane
Anderson
Jack
Norman Arnold
Arnold Brothers Construction Co
Paul Asa
San Francisco
Ben Skinner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hancock
County
Greenfield
Mickey Cohen
J. L. Pasco
Alcatraz
George Keeley
Cohen
Son County
Robert Stoops
U.S. District Court
Marion
Shearer
Middletown
Keeley
George HS
Boldt
Supreme
Liberty
Fridday
A. L. Witin
Comiappeals Court
The Homa Condition shown in Tokyo theater
A Tokyo theater screens the six part war serial The Homa Condition for the usual 250 yen admission. The 9 hour program includes 20 minute meal intermissions for lunch and dinner.
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Tokyo
Army Shakeup Expected As Publicized Reforms Unfold
A plan to reorganize the U.S. Army logistics and technical services is announced as a major shift. It envisages replacing the general staff with policy units, eliminating ordnance and chemical offices, and moving transport and signal chiefs to staff roles. The move aims to streamline administration and concentrate on planning and policy.
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Washington
UPI
Cohen
Lovett
Harry S
Ordnance
Signal Corps
Transportation Corps
Army
Ordnance and Transportation’ Corps
GOP leaders assail Kennedy pollyanna foreign policy
Oklahoma City UPI report says Republican National Chairman William E. Miller called Kennedy administration foreign policy a Pollyanna attitude aiding enemies and confusing friends. Miller and Rep. Bob Wilson attacked Laos Cuba Congo NATO ties while Sen. Barry Goldwater prepared to speak.
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Oklahoma City
UPL
William E. Miller
Kennedy
America
Miller
New York
Bob Wilson
Calif
Kennnedy
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Laos
Cuba
Canca
Lumumba Youth Tensions Prompt U N and Congo Patrols in Stanleyville
U N and Congolese troops conduct joint patrols in Stanleyville to curb violent Lumumba youth groups after arrests of leftist leaders. In Leopoldville a censure motion targets Deputy Premier Gizenga for secessionist actions. protests and a BBC reporter incident are noted. Bendix missile contracts exceed 28 million dollars for Talos production and Typhoon development.
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Leopoldville
Cong
UPI
United Nations
Oriental Province
Stanleyville
Patrice Vamumba
Gi ‘Enga
Lumumba
British Broadcasting Corp
Kenneth MacKenzie
U. N
Gizenga
Washington
Upl
Bendix Corp
Mishawaka
Ind
Sen
Ance Hartke
Indiana Democrat
Reorganization Plan Faces Army Resistance
The United States military plans a major reorganization approved by President Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara face protests from senior officers. Army engineers search for survivors after the Mt Huascaran disaster in Peru, where thousands die and villages are buried.
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Agers
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Kennedy
Ordnance, Chemical, Quartermaster, Signal and Transportation Corps
Defense 3 Department
Army
Army - Navy - Air Force Journal
Lima
Jimto Huaylas Canyon
Burke To Be Witness In Mussling Inquiry
Ribicoff urged both Houses to swiftly enact Kennedy’s public school aid bill and college assistance. He said HEW would continue to back the president’s full education program and press for action despite press reports of doubt.
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Burke
Washington
Mpt
Spereary
Abraham Ribicoff
Mouse
Senate Education
Kennedy
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Postal Rate Hike Moves Toward Early Congress Action
Washington sources say Senate hearings on anti communist censorship in the military will begin with Admiral Burke among the dozen witnesses. The postal rate proposal would raise first class from five to six cents and postcards from four to five cents, aiming to boost revenue by about 431 million annually. Kennedy's broader agenda includes aid to schools medical care and tax reforms as his administration plans action before week’s end.
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Washington
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Senate
Pentagon
John Stennis
D-Miss
UPI
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ken Fuenu
Jnedy
Congress
Freddy Moureau
Istanbul
Downed Plane Began Flight Toward Brussels
In a three hour flight from Grozny to Brussels a Caravelle with 18 aboard started movement after being forced down over Soviet territory by a Soviet action. Soviet customs officials immediately began inspecting the air balance as the plane, piloted by its original eight man crew, proceeded toward Belgium.
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Moscow
UPH
Brussels
Groznyi
Cold Wave Ravages South and Texan Fruit Harvest
The week-long cold wave battered the South with record lows and heavy damage to crops. Texas reports 32 weather deaths, 7.3 million boxes of oranges and grapefruit frozen in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, and widespread crop losses from tomatoes to lettuce. Ice halted a Jacksonville bridge and freezing rain iced trees along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Florida
Florida Peninsula
West Coast
Fraser
Colo
Big Piney
Wyo
Morse
Galveston Bay
Jacksonville
Fla
Texas
United Press International
Houston
Ginia
Strick
Virginia
Wea
Wisconsin
Michigan
Alabama
Colorado
Mississippi
Jowa
Louisiana
Missouri
Georgia
West Virginia
Arkansas
Montana
Ohio
North Carolina
Indiana
California
Oklahoma
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Kansas
New York
South
Calina
Vrginia
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Inna
Corpus Christi
Tex
Edinburg
Seaboard
Norfolk
Tral, Ie
Pensacola
Rail merger proposed between Penn Central in subject to ICC review
The Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central plan a $5.5 billion merger to form the Pennsylvanian New York Central Transportation Company with operations Boston to Washington and west to St Louis and Chicago. ICC approval, antitrust reviews, and stockholder votes are required.
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New York
UPI
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Beers Ce Taliae Anes
Kaliwayivr
Pr Association
Washington
Justice Department
Pennsy
James M. Symes
Central
Alfred Ey .Perlman
Boston
Star Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Clevelon
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvanial
New York Central Transportation Company
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania and Central
Anderson
Madison County
Cabinet Shop Fire Causes 75000 Loss. Car Lot Office Damaged
Fire at Geld Cabinet Corp early yesterday caused 75000 in damage with 375000 cited for the cabinet shop and the Mitchell Motors Used Car lot office building on Jackson Street burned. Fire units battled from midnight to near 5 am due to water shortages. Gold Brothers expect rebuilding and continued operation. A farm home north of Middletown also burned, forcing a family to flee as cause was suspected defective fuel system.
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Geld Cabinet Corp
Mitchell Motors
Jackson St
Gold Brothers
Ans
Thomas Mitchell
Middletown
Mitchell
Virus May Cause Common Colds Says AMA Study
A group reports Coxsackie A21 potentially linked to many colds in Marines at Camp Lejeune. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes not all respiratory illness tied to the virus, while an accompanying editorial calls findings promising for future vaccines.
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Chicago
UPI
See
Current Journal of the
American Medical Association
Camp LeJeune
N. C
AMA
Accompan Te Te i Jing
Coxsackie
Algerian riot signals possible showdown in Algiers
Five thousand Europeans rioted in Mostaganem seaport injuring a policeman amid fears of a confrontation between the terrorist OAS and Moslem FLN rebels. A coded message from the OAS and threats from Moslems heightened tensions as the death toll rose to 15 killed and 23 wounded in Algeria.
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Algiers
UPS
Mostaganem
OAS Army
FLN
Secret Army
OAS
Mostagnem
Algeria
Paris
Francoise Sagan
Normandy
Miss Sagan
Bonjour
Trislesse
Robert Westhoff
Minneapolis, Minn
New Arrivals by Ison and Vicinity
Born yesterday at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jack Sink 1858 Ohio Ave a son and to Mr and Mrs Robert Nighbert Ri 6a a daughter. Also a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jesse Huston 916 E 38th St a daughter. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Frischkorm 1417 Walnut St. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Roy Osborn 1813 Fulton St and a son to Mr and Mrs James Randall 11601 Sherwood Dr.
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St. John's Hospital
Jack Sink
Ohio Ave
Robert Nighbert
Jesse Huston
38Th
Frischkorm
Walnut St
Roy Osborn
Fulton St
James Randall
Sherwood Dr
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Rex Robbins
Dennis’ Baker
McNeil Island
GOP
Ee Miller
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NATO
Congo
Dubai
Wilson
Party
Congressional
Sharon Kinne
James
Nyc
Ribicoff
U.S
Tek
Canada
Settelphio
Ade
Mabe
CONN
Nsyevaneas
Ison and Vicinity
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