Algerian Rebels Seek Peace Talks
Paris reports say the Algerian provisional government offered to negotiate with France for a new referendum on independence with a free vote. They demand French withdrawal of 400,000 troops before any referendum and oppose a provisional administration. French officials privately welcomed a potential peace approach though no official reaction yet.
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Paris
API
Charles de Gaulle
Tunis
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gale
Michel Debre
Jean Morin
Jean Crepin
North Africa
Lynch Plans Acquisition of Instrumentation Manufacturer
Lynch Corporation explores acquiring a leading instrumentations maker used in jet engines and aircraft, with stock exchange as the method. Bernard Lippin, president, says the deal could boost gross annual volume by about 30 percent and raise earnings, with details as of August 31, 1960.
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Lynch Corporation
Bernard Lippin
Lynch Coporation
Lippin
Lynch Ac
Elwood Man Held For Contributing To Delinquency
Elwood authorities detain James Arthur Deckard 22 of 1926 North D St for questioning after two teens were found intoxicated in his residence. Deckard faces arraignment in Elwood city court Tuesday night on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors.
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Elwood
James Arthur Deckard
North D St
Deckard
Harry Stage
Burton Hunt Foxhounds Reprieved by Psychiatry
In Burton England the 25 condemned foxhounds of the Burton Hunt are spared after psychiatric treatment. The dogs had been sentenced to death for abandoning foxes and killing sheep, but the National Canine Defense League offered to convert them into harmless pets and the league chairman Bernard Workman says the treatments erased their hunting instincts.
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Burton
England
Burton Hunt
National Canine Defense League
League
Bernard Workman
Winter Storm Paralyzes Coasts Sets Off Radar Bell
A surprise coastal storm brought heavy snow and high surf. Winds up to 15 feet battered California, causing Ventura County to declare a disaster. Seaboard towns faced floods, while New England and the Atlantic saw a radar platform collapse off New Jersey. At least 16 storms deaths were reported across the region.
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Pacific Seaboard
California
Edmund G. Brown
Ventura County
North Carolina
New York City
Connecticut
New Jersey
Atlantic Ocean
Hartford
New York
Philadelphia
New York Central
West Chester County
N.Y
Turin
Anderson Chamber Directors Meet in 1961 Session
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce opened 1961 with Donald L. Boyes named president at the Anderson Hotel. The meeting honored outgoing officers and added 54 new members to the roster as plans emerged for a busy year of mercantile days fire hazard removal and cleanup programs.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Hotel
Donald L. Boyes
Delco-Remy
G.M
William A. Schofield
Edward Wellington
Boyes
Anderson
Chamber
Everett A. Hartung
H. Wilber Hardacre
P. S. Cooper
William E. Schofield
Robert L. Austin
John H. Burton Sr
John C. Drake
George A. Griffith Sr
Robert H. Reardon
G. Everett Ebbertt
Irving M. Glazer
John L. Kirkman
Byron L. Stewart
Howard Webb
M. Ray Weiler
Boal
Divers race to rescue survivors at sunken Atlantic tower
In New York the UPI reports divers work under dangerous conditions after sonar detected signals from survivors trapped in an air pocket aboard the Texas Tower No. 4. Seventy mph winds and a violent gale accompanied the platform’s collapse 65 miles offshore, with 28 workers aboard when the structure vanished after 8 pm Sunday.
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New York
UPI
Atlantic
Texas
Welsh Seeks Tax Cut To Fund Indiana Budget Increase
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh proposed lowering the individual gross income tax exemption from 1000 to 600 to raise funds for a 34.4 million general fund increase and higher school aid. He urged other steps including taxing Indiana made goods out of state and quarterly school aid, with withholding for employers.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Senate
Harold W. Handley
Handley
Seaborg Named Head of Atomic Energy Commission
President elect Kennedy selects Dr Glenn T Seaborg Nobel Prize chemist as chairman of the AEC succeeding John A McCone. Seaborg at 48 is UC Berkeley chancellor and co discoverer of plutonium and other nuclear elements. Resignation by McCone effective Jan 20.
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Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Seaborg
University of California At Berkeley
John A. McCone
Eisenhower
Dr. Seaborg
Enrico Fermi
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Geneva
Tax sale reform urged by Indiana State Bar Association
Indiana lawmakers may consider new proposals from the State Bar Association aimed at protecting property owners from unwarranted tax sales. The recommendations emerged from a three day Indianapolis meeting and include notices to occupants, tolling of the redemption period until notice is given, a modern Securities Act, non partisan judicial elections, and a full recodification of real and personal property laws.
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Indiana General Assembly
Indiana State Bar Association
Association
House of Delegates
Indianapolis
The
Herald
General Assembly
State Bar Association
Dairy Farmers Vote Thursday on Indianapolis Milk Order
A three state referendum will be held Thursday for the Indianapolis milk marketing order proposed by the U S Department of Agriculture. Voting runs 9:00 a m to 2:00 p m with polling in 83 Indiana Ohio and Illinois counties. Fred Stein of the USDA is the referendum agent and polling sites were arranged with extension leaders and county agents.
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Indianapolis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fred Stein
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Stein
Indiana Supreme Court declines Lake County recount plea
The Indiana Supreme Court refused to order an immediate Lake County vote recount in the Welsh election. The court will study a request while voting records stay impounded under Judge Kaul’s order as lawmakers plan to review new fraud charges from Clark County.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Lake County
Matthew E. Welsh
High Court
Clark County
Felix Kaul
Lake Circuit Court
Robert S. Smith
Republican State Committee
Supreme ‘Court
Kaul
Elbert R. Gilliam
Joseph L. Skozen
Hammond
Supreme Court
Glenn Slenker
House
GOP
Edmond Higdon
Jeffersonville
Richard W. Guthrie
Higdon
Crawford H. Parker
Walter J. Beneville
Bonneville
Eisenhower Budget Proposes First Secretary of Government
The 1962 budget, valued around 81 billion, emphasizes national security funding and a plan to create a top White House post above Cabinet ranks. Eisenhower urged a "first secretary of the government" to coordinate security policy and international programs, while Kennedy aims to reduce top White House staff.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Sears Manager Brelsford Retires After 32 Years
H W Brelsford longtime Sears Roebuck and Co store manager in Edgewood retires January 31 after nearly three decades of service. He plans travel and photography while a successor is to be named soon. Born in Indianapolis he joined Sears in 1929 in Waukegan and later managed Des Plaines and Chicago area stores.
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H. W. Brelsford
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Brelsford
Central Way
Edgewood
Indianapolis
Sears
Waukegan, Inl
Des Plaines, Il
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Canadian
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Harold J. Anderson
Apex School of Beauty
Baldwin's Hardware
Kenneth Bennett
James M. Brown
Budget Tire Company
Cedar Lounge
Consolidated Building Service Company
Cross Street Market
George C. Crouse
W. W. Deyo
Earl-Rye Plumbing
Howard Faust
G. and B. Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Company
Gwinn's Medical Arts Pharmacy
Joe Hartman
Forrest Hill
Hurdle’s
Howe Fire Apparatus
Industries Warehousing and Service, Inc
Investors Diversified Services
Maurice Fleece
Kalamazoo Heating Company
Kelley, Arnold and Kelley
John T. Kiely
Floyd A. Kline
Richard Land
Lasey and Jones
Leo-Pril
McFarland’s Men's Wear
Harry McGoon
McCaffery
Wasp
Allen M. Shinn
Schinn
Navy
G. J. Seaborn
AEC
Vernon Smith
John W. W. Smith
Chestnut St
Wiet Cook Airport
Brazil
Anderson Newspapers Inc
Family Weekly
Rockefeller Center
Vernon
Rio de Janeiro
Lke
Associated Press
White House
Congress
Government Department of Transportation
Chicago
Anl
St. John’s Hospital
William Needler
Central Ave
Richard Ness
Markleville
Clifford Phillips
Miller Ave
Gary Doyle
8Th St
Carl Grady
Shawnee
Robert Sample
Mrs. Wayne Huff
Noble St
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