Readmission of Negro students at Georgia faces violence warning
University of Georgia officials warn that violence will not be tolerated as Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes return under federal court order. Dean Sr. Joseph Williams cites Gov. Vandiver’s pledge of state resources to keep order and says outsiders and students alike will be dealt with swiftly. FBI agents will question inflammatory statements. Judge Bottle ordered reentry by 8 a.m. Monday.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
University of Georgia
Joseph Williams
Ernest Vandiver
FBI
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
William A. Bottle
Bottle
Macon
Donald Hollowell
Atlanta
Aderhold
Williams
Unusual Weather Persists Across Indiana Through Sunday
Temperatures in Indiana neared 60 degrees Friday with Evansville 58 and Cincinnati 57 while Indianapolis was 34. Dry conditions continue through Sunday with only slight cooldowns and a light chance of scattered showers Monday. The Weather Bureau projected five day averages 10 to 13 degrees above normal in the north and 6 to 12 in the south and central regions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Evansville
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Louisville
Lafayette
Goshen
South Bend
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Weather Bureau
Elwood Youth Victim of Hit Run Accident
Larry Haynes aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs Nolder Haynes 1908 S P St was in a hit and run incident on Anderson Street 1200 block last evening. Police reported the car had one headlamp and was light colored a 1953 model. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and released for minor injuries.
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Elwood
Larry Haynes
Nolder Haynes
S. P St
Anderson St
Mercy Hospital
York
Foster pleads innocent in fatal shotgun slaying
Ray D. Foster, 28, of New Castle, entered an innocent plea in Henry Circuit Court to a first degree murder charge for the November 18 shotgun death of his wife Edna, 28. Trial scheduled for April 24.
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New Castle, Ind
UPI
Ray D. Foster
New Castle
Friday
Henry
Edna
Foster
GM Divisions to Distribute Vacation Pay
General Motors will distribute about $1.95 million in vacation pay to 7,300 hourly rated employees at the Guide Lamp and Delco Remy divisions. About 5,400 Delco Remy workers receive $1,431,513 and nearly 1,900 Guide Lamp workers get $520,929. Checks accompany weekly payroll on January 20, based on service. some pay as high as $460.
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Guide Lamp
Delco- Remy
General Motors
W. C. Cotton
Delco-Remy
L. A. Cox
Welsh and Ristine deem removal of Welsh unlikely
In Indianapolis Democratic Governor Matthew E. Welsh and Republican Lt. Governor Richard O. Ristine said Republicans face slim odds of ousting Welsh over Lake County vote fraud allegations. Ristine called the 1945 law an untested political tactic with "virtually no chance" of success.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Richard O. Ristine
Welsh
Lake County
Ristine
U.S. Denounces Soviet Congo Charge at U.N.
U.S. Ambassador Barco joined Britain and France in denouncing Soviet accusations that Belgium committed aggression in the Congo. He urged Moscow to abandon blanket council debates and blamed outside elements for Congo instability while warning against outside intervention.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Belgium
Congo
U.S
James W. Barco
Britain
France
Moscow
United Nations
Council
Barco
Joseph Kasavubu
Soviet Union
Patrice Lumumba
Kennedy Cabinet Picks Move Through Senate Panels
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Robert F. Kennedy for attorney general, defending his legal experience and announcing a plan to combat organized crime. Arthur Goldberg won Senate Labor Committee approval as secretary of labor, while committees signaled near approval for Douglas Dillon, Abraham Ribicoff, Orville Freeman, and Stewart Udall for other cabinet posts, with formal nominations pending Kennedy's inauguration. The Finance and Foreign Relations panels weighed Ribicoff and Rusk respectively, as the pace toward a Kennedy administration quickens.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
Arthur J. Goldberg
Las Dillon
the Treasury
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Welfare
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Agriculture
Stewart L. Udall
D-Ariz
Interior
Dillon
Ribicoff
Freeman
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Robert
Pam Sokol Crowned Anderson High Yearbook Queen
Pam Sokol, a sophomore, won Anderson High School All American girl title during the annual Student Talent Show. She edged 18 contestants with 1,465 yearbook subscribers eligible to vote.
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Pam Sokol
Anderson High School
AHS
Bfore
Miss Sokol
Nikki Morrill
Judy Alleman
Mis Sokol
Stanley Sokol
Meridian St
Pam Beeler
Patsy Wood
Judy Boone
Leslie Toles
Pat Browning
Pat Ferguson
AHS Yeabook
Herald
Three sentenced before court in Madison County proceedings
In Madison County Circuit Court Judge Carl Smith handed down three suspended sentences. Floyd Hilliard 32 received 60 days in jail for disorderly conduct after charges were reduced from pandering. Eddie Bright got two to five years for second degree burglary. Jerry Irwin received 11 months 15 days at the Indiana State Farm for entering with intent to commit a felony with good behavior.
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Madison County
Carl Smith
Floyd Hilliard
Melvin Thornberg
Eddie Bright
State Reformatory
Jerry Irwin
Indiana State Farm
Calvin Cannon
Floyd Ward
Whelchel to retire after 29 years at Indiana Reformatory
Superintendent Paul B. Whelchel leaves the Indiana Reformatory after long service and will be succeeded by Al Dowd of the Indiana State Prison at noon Monday. Whelchel began as a guard in 1931 and rose to business administrator before becoming superintendent in 1957.
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Indiana Reformatory
Paul B. Whelchel
al Dowd
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Whelchel
Reformatory
Delco-Remy Division
Harold Handlay
Thomas R. White
Pendleton
Frank Silver
Herald
Gales and Heavy Seas Sink Vessels Off Coasts
Gale force winds and heavy seas sink a crab boat near Astoria with three Coast Guard vessels. One drowned, six missing. A 400 foot barge with eight aboard sinks off Palm Beach with one rescued. Between storms a January heat wave sets Midwest record in Des Moines at 52.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Columbia River
Astoria
Ore
Coast Guard
Coast
Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Auto Strikes Child on Madison Avenue
Mike Reece age 6 suffered a bump on the head and bruises when struck by an eastbound auto driven by Mary Atterbury at the intersection of W 3rd Street and Madison Avenue. The boy darted from the curb as the collision occurred shortly before noon yesterday.
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Mike Reece
2Nd St
W. 3Rd St
Madison Ave
Mary Atterbury
6Th St
Indiana Governor Considers Top Hat At Inauguration
Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh has formal clothes ready for the Washington inauguration but is unsure about a top hat. He wears a 7 foot long oval hat, and a rental service could only provide a 7 size. A relative will have a properly sized hat waiting for him when he arrives Thursday night.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Washington
Welsh
Air Force radar center in Alaska tracks possible Soviet launch
Air Force reports an Alaska Shemya Island radar detected an object with missile characteristics emerging from the Soviet Union and moving southeastward. Experts weigh whether it was a space shot or a rocket aimed at a Pacific testing zone as Russian missile tracking ships near Hawaii watched the area.
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Washington
API
Air Force
Alaska
Russia
Soviets’ Pacific
Pacific
Navy
Hawaii
Shemya Island
Soviet Union
United States
Sibir
Chukhotka
Sakhalin
U. S
Oahu
Cuba Says U S Worker Tortured at Guantanamo
Cuban officials accuse U S Naval authorities at Guantanamo of brutal torture of Manuel Prieto Gomez 32 to force a spy confession. The Navy denies the claims stating Prieto feigned illness and was not harmed while in base custody January 6 to 11 and later released with his family visiting.
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Havana
UPI
United States
Guantanamo Base
Manuel Prieto Gomez
Fidel Castro
Prieto
Guantanamo City
Naval Base
Washington
Navy
U. S
GOP Seeks to Cut Back Gross Income Tax Increase
INDIANAPOLIS AP Two Republicans in Indiana Senate push to roll back the 1957 gross income tax increase restoring the individual rate to one percent and lowering farmer and retailer rates. Gov Welsh criticizes the effort while lawmakers seek funds for 1961 63 state government. Two administration bills target penal system reform with youth work camps and a new reception diagnostic center for classifying criminals.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Matthew E. Welsh
Willis K. Batchelet
Angola
A. Morris Hall
Marion
Batchelor
Senate
Walter A. Baran
East
Chicago
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Indiana Reformatory
State Farm
Baran
Jesse L. Dickinson
Dsouth Bend
W. Dewey Annakin
D-Terre Haute
Newborns Reported at St Johns Hospital
The notice lists several births to local families. Hervie Terry of 222342 Martindale welcomes a girl. Elmer Bell of 1123 E 29th St. has a boy. Charles Lawrence of 2108 Locust St. has a girl. Leroy Lankford of Chesterfield has a girl. Joseph Saheb of 1601 Hill St. has a boy.
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St. Johns Hospital
Hervie Terry
Martindale
Elmer Bell
E. 29Th St
Charles Lawrence
Locust St
Leroy Lankford
Chesterfield
Joseph Saheb
Hill St
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GOP
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