Jet plane crash scene described by pastor in Wichita
The Rev J H Mason recounts the Air Force crash in a Wichita suburb. He describes terrified residents, a burning house with two boys, a dead Martin youth, scattered debris, multiple fires, and shaken families. A minister’s home nearby narrowly avoids the disaster as windows shatter and a wing is seen at a doorway.
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J. H. Mason
Calvary Baptist Church
Resi-Des
Associates Press
Wichita
Kan
Joe Martin
Martin
A. W. Barron
Supreme Court Rejects Indiana Appeal
The Supreme Court today rejected an appeal from Indiana, ending a dispute that had reached the high court after earlier rulings. No further details were provided in the brief note.
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Supreme Court Downs
Indiana
Washington
UPI
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Supreme Court
Lansing claims is mechanized fire engine history clash
Lansing fire officials say their 1908 motorized pumper, built to power both vehicle and pump, proved the city first with a motorized fire engine but a recent Indiana ruling upholds a higher court decision. The dispute involves Gary airport zoning and Calumet Aviation’s suit against the Indiana Toll Road Commission over runways and a riverbound site advisory.
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Indiana
Lansing
American Lawrance
Re- Lansing
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
Nick
Paul Jankovich
Gary
Calumet Aviation Co
Porter
Valparaiso
Ind
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Indiana Supreme Court
Calumet
Commission
Grand Calumet River
Hugo R. Delis
Delis
Grand River
Naeanee
Government Defends Self In Laos Action
Government officials defend actions amid Laos dispute as investigations continue. Statements emphasize sovereignty and lawful conduct by the state, with no immediate resolution announced and international responses under review.
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Laos
Merry-Go-Round Fall Triggers $14,000 Damage Suit
A six year old girl, Julie Ann Smail, was injured when a merry-go-round failed to hold her during an intermission at a North Drive-In Theater in Indiana. Her father Eugene Smail sues Alliance Amusement Co. for $14,323, alleging the ride’s operators allowed teenagers to spin it at excessive speed. The case, filed by attorney Richard B. Kreegar, claims the girl broke a leg and will miss school until September. She is center of a suit outlining damages and ongoing medical and educational impacts.
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Alliance Amusement Co
Eugene Smail
Julie Ann
North Drive-In
State Rd
North
Small
Smatl
Anderson
Richard BE. Kreegar
Today at YMCA Luncheons and Evening Activities
A dense schedule lists YMCA events from noon to late evening including luncheons exchanges family service tax research and numerous athletic and club activities such as Lady Lions Dinners Boy Scouts IMC schedule Ladies Aqua Belles college women groups and YMCA competitive swims and games between Y's Men Pic-N-Pay John Marshall Chil d es Lyneh Lewallens and other teams.
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Lady Lions
Y's
Pic-N-Pay
John
Eight Die in Australian Brushfires Across Farmlands
Melbourne Australia UPI reports at least eight killed in southeastern Australia as a spate of brushfires sear thousands of acres. Victims include a family of seven whose station wagon was overtaken while fleeing the inferno.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
Indiana House backs voter registration plan and aid grants
Indiana lawmakers approved a door to door voter registration bill and a slate of campus grants totaling nearly 5 million dollars. The plan would require signer verification by county clerks and expand deputy registration in large counties, while colleges including Notre Dame and Purdue receive funds for classrooms and laboratories under the Higher Education Facilities Act.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
India
Indiana Advisory Compana
Cuse
Herman B. Wells
Yehannt Hey
George
C. Wallace
Thomas P. Toon
Evansville
Secretary of State
Richard C. Creedon
Creedon
Ct. Francis College
Fort
Wayne
Sch
Notre Dame
Te Dame
Toon
Indi-linana
Ball State
Wallace
America First
Chicago
Cincinnati
Taylor University
Padaral Maxnte
Matthew E. Welsh
Saanes
Vo Vas
Grandys
Lake County
Wit
Elections Group
Grandys’ ‘Bil
State Election Board
Farmers Group To Hold Sunner Sausage Supper
The Madison County National Farmers Organization will sponsor a whole hog Sausage supper on Tuesday January 26 at Lapel School. Guest speaker Rev Albert Holzbauer of Waterloo Indiana is a WWII paratrooper and minister who has spoken on radio and TV for NFC. Supper runs 6 to 8 pm. The article also notes 141 388 Canadian university enrollments last year.
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LAPEL
Madison County National Farmers Organization
Lapel School
Albert Holzbauer
Waterloo
Ind
Holzbauer
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
St. Francis College
Fort Wayne
Buffalo Bible College
Ottumwa, Ita
School of Evangelism
NFC
Council Will Act On Bridge Funds
The Madison County Council plans a special session on February 2 to approve allocations totaling 66 thousand dollars for bridge and welfare needs. Key items include 58.5 thousand for the cumulative bridge fund with 25k for Stony Creek bridge, 35k for Foland Ditch, 6.5k for County Ra. 575 bridge, plus 251 for salaries and 5k for welfare department.
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Madison County Council
St George Esrley
Stony Creek
Inauguration Day Coverage by UPI Veterans
UPI will field about 50 reporters photographers and radio and television staff for Lyndon B Johnsons inauguration. Main leads signed by Louis Cassels with four reporters following the President from church services to the White House. Theis heads the Capitol ceremony team with Eleazer and veteran Washington reporters. Parade coverage led by Corddry Brazda and Taylor. Additional staff cover the White House post ceremony and the five inaugural balls with Kilgore Vandenberg Pierson Kelly and Davis.
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UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Louis Cassels
White House
Alvin Spivak
Helen Thomas
William J. Eaton
Donald May
State Department
Capitol
William Theis
Senate
Frank Eleazer
House
Joseph L. Myler
Warren Duffee
Dick West
John Goldsmith
Arnold Sawislak
Joseph Hutngans
Daniel Rapoport
Charles W. Corddry
Jerome Brazd
Margaret Kilgore
Jack Vandenberg
John’ Pierson
Daniel F. Kelly
Marguerite Davis
Indiana House considers school funds bill for students
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana House on Tuesday debated a bill to provide state aid for private, parochial, and public schools. Sponsors Rep. Burnett Bauer and Rep. MacAdoo Clouser said aid targets individual children with a $60 yearly grant per pupil, modeled after the GI Bill. The bill would cost about $63 million annually, routing roughly $7 million to nonpublic schools.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana House
Burnett Bauer
Dsouth Bend
MacAdoo Clouser
D-Tipton
Bauer
Monon Restraint Sought in Merger Clash at Chicago
Attorneys for the Chicago, South Shore and South Bend Railroad asked a federal judge to restrain the Monon Railroad from pressuring merger talks. Judge Campbell urged Monon’s lawyers to pause proceedings for a shareholders list in La Porte, with Marovitz due back next week. The Monon lawyers consented to delay. Debut Hollywood follows: English singer Jess Conrad stars with Kim Novak in The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders.
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UPD
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend
Monon
South Shore
U.S. District Court
William Campbell
Marovitz
la Porte
Ind
Hollywood
UPI
Jess Conrad
Kim Novak
Moll Fanders
Money Raised For Food Aid Yale Program In Madison County
A Madison County drive for Church World Service funds raised 2316.39 with townships listing Duck Creek 374.63 Boone 368.30 Van Buren 300.00 Pipe Creek 518.06 Monroe 233.11 Jackson 73.42 Lafayette 506.67 Richland 35.00 Anderson 349.45 Union 30.00 Fall Creek 27.75 Grain donated 459.10 cash contributions totalled 2,316.39 last year 2,801.80 in 1962 2,115.70.
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Madison County Christian Rural Overseas
Church World Service
Clifford Drake
County Crop Board
Harold Clark
Boone Two
Horace Somers
Fall Creek
Henry J Rinker
Duck Creek
Boone
van Buren
Pipe Creek
Monroe
Jackson
Lafayette
Richland
Anderson
Union
Madison County
Peking Shrugs at Dope Trade As Opium Board Reports
Geneva UPI report says red China together with North Korea and North Viet Nam refuse to reveal statistics on opium production. The UN Opium Board notes 11 countries grow opium, with seven providing controlled production data. Burma lacks staff to supervise, while Red China North Viet Nam and North Korea give no production figures. Grant approved for Terre Haute sewer project. Senators Hartke Bayh announce funding details.
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UPI
Red China
Peking
United Nations Opium Board
Red
Pakistan
Japan
Bulgaria
Burma
North Viet Nam
North Korea
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