Fairfield Man Bonded While Murder Case Stirs Mystery
Harris, 66, released on 90 000 bond pending murder trial in the lab gangland style killing. A Harris owned mansion burned Sunday near his Fairfield home while seven co signers including two neighbors and several professionals posted bond. Sheriff said fire attracted limited inquiry as friends of Harris claimed they did not seek investigation. Willis Hutchcraft, 40, Fairfield, held on murder indictment in Taylor death with prior forgery and jail terms.
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Leonard Pollard
E.H. Crippen
Mansion On the Hill
Eugene Leathers
Harris Nad
Willis
Willie) Hutchcraft
Fairfield
Hutchcraft
Valhalia
Indiana Chamber Official Discusses State Budget at Kiwanis
John V. Barnett executive vice president of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce spoke before the Anderson Kiwanis Club at the YMCA about the state's fiscal problems and the budget now before the Indiana General Assembly. He noted his roles with state agencies and local boards, and described ongoing welfare and financial policy efforts.
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Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Kiwanis Club
YMCA
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E.l Barnett
State Chamber
Barnett
Indiana University
Quindry
Armission
Harris and Hutehloine Policv
Harris
Aid Hutcherait
Wayne County
Harris Spender
Saturiy
Indiana War History Commisson
Lebanon
Indiana Commerce Executives Association
Council For State Chambers of Commerce
Indiana University School of Business
State Department of Commerce and Public Relations
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation
Lapel
Economic Data Highlights From JFK Economic Report
Washington reports highlights of President Kennedy’s Economic Report to Congress. No recession expected in 1963. Tax cuts phased in July raise take home pay, with three-stage reforms lowering rates from 20 to 91 percent to 14 to 65 percent. Corporate tax cuts aim to boost investment, growth, and employment, including retroactive cuts to 22 percent and later to 47 percent. State local revenues rise with growth, federal debt growth lags. Proposals urge quick tax cuts during recession and acceleration funds under Public Works.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
Congress
Monrovia Pet Shop animals vanish in odd incident
In Monrovia California four menagerie animals including nine pigtail monkeys two gib lion apes and a variety of birds vanished from a pet shop last week baffling local police. A separate Vatican tale describes lambs blessed at the Lateran and sent to the pope as part of St Agnes day ceremonies.
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UPI
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Lateran Patriarchal
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St. Agnes
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Lambs
Macau
Church of Santa Dozen
Alsop says Stevenson would trade Guantanamo base
New York UPI report says magazine editor Stewart Alsop claimed Adlai Stevenson urged the National Security Council to trade the Guantanamo Naval Base to dismantle Russian rocket bases in Cuba. A Washington spokesman offered no White House comment on the claim.
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UPI
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Adlai E. Stevenson
National Security Council
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Cuba
Washington
Sdsop
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Security Council
Alsop
Stoney Creek Farm Bureau Members Meet for Turkey Supper
Stoney Creek Farm Bureau members gathered for their annual turkey supper at Lapel High School cafeteria. Robert Wilson presided as chairman. A safety program was presented by Mike Wilson, Steve and Mike Sylvester, Kyle Ann Wolfe, Jana Jo Castor, and Dean and Duane DeLanter. Nine Pet and Hobby children were recognized for county and district contests. Marie Adams of Fortville, a former missionary to China and Japan, showed slides from her trip home to New York.
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Lapel High School
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Mike Wilson
Steve
Mike Sylvester
Kyle Ann Wolfe
Jana Jo Castor
Dean
Duane DeLanter
Marie Adams
Fortville
China
Japan
New York
India reports 6488 war losses in border clash
New Delhi defense minister Y B Chavan told parliament India suffered 6488 casualties including killed wounded and missing in the Sino-Indian border war. Nehru submitted Colombo proposals for direct negotiations while China said it accepts the plan in principle but reserves interpretation. Opposition parties unite to oppose Colombo plan, citing incomplete territorial returns from the 1962 offensives.
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UPI
Defese
Y. B. Chavan
China
Chavan
India
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Peking
Chen Yi
Tokyo
Chen
Express Train Crash Kills One and Injures Twelve
PERTH Australia UPI One man died and twelve were injured when eight cars of a transcontinental express from Sydney to Perth derailed at forty miles per hour. The rear section left the tracks due to a faulty coupling. About 200 passengers were on board.
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Australia
UPI
Sydney
City Court Fines List Charges Across Different Offenses
A city court session fined multiple residents for varied offenses including conspiracy related to a passing complaint, speeding, disobeying traffic signals, improper passing, and other traffic violations. Names include Clifford Phillips, Jack Lounsbury, Arnold Pring, Kenneth Cripe, John Fitzgerald, Dorothy Miller, Larry Breece, and James Thomas with respective minor sums and costs. The page also contains a political opinion excerpt debating nuclear disarmament and base realignment positions, referencing Stevenson and broader strategic context.
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Clifford Phillips
Noble St
Indiana State Farm
Jack V. Lounsbury
Muncie
Arnold Pring
Shirley
Kenneth Cripe
E. 7Th
John H. Fitzgerald
South St
Dorothy Miller
Rath St
Larry R. Breece
Y James 4. Thomas
Woodlawn Dr
Brother Suffers Severe Burns in Gasoline Explosion
Mrs. Charles Miller of 4720 Southern Dr. reports her brother Charles Lindhurst, 45, of Houghton Lakey, Mich., was badly burned in a gasoline explosion Saturday while working on a truck. He sustained first and second degree burns to the head and body and is being treated after learning of the accident in Anderson.
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Charles Miller
Southern
Charles Lindhurst
Houghton
Lakey Mich
Lindhurst
Anderson
Parent Group Protests Few Modern Novels EDGERTON Wis
A Wisconsin parent group protested a high school senior English class reading list and discussed topics like legalization of prostitution and abortion. They challenged several works including The Catcher in the Rye Brave New World 1984 Of Mice and Men Crime and Punishment and The Ugly American as inappropriate for teens. The group also inspired a Latvian student nurse winner to speak at a Methodist convention.
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Clinton
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Herter to Tour Europe on U S Market Relations
Christian A. Herter, Kennedy's trade negotiator, travels to Brussels Geneva and Paris to study Common Market ties with the United States. He will be abroad until February 2. In Vincennes Indiana, a grocery robbery yields about 82,000 and an escape with a second alleged theft of 83,000 reported from prior month.
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Kennedy
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United States
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Paris
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Ind
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Hindershot
Two Italian Women Die At Age 105 In Trieste and Pescara
Two Italian women died at 105, Mrs Serafina Schwarz of Trieste and Mrs Concetta Sprecacenere of Pescara. The report notes their ages and places, highlighting the loss of two of Italy's oldest residents.
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Italy
Serafina Schwarz
Trieste
Concetta Sprecacenere
Pescara
Adriatic
Hoosier Girl Cited Blossom Princess in Washington
Sandra Hartke an 18 year old Indiana University freshman and daughter of Sen Vance Hartke and wife has been named cherry blossom Princess for Indiana by the Indiana Society of Washington The designation comes during a Sunday reception as hundreds of Hoosiers attend and preparations for the cherry blossom queen ceremony in April unfold
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Sandra Hartke
Vance Hartke
D- Ind
Indiana
Indiana Society of Washington
Indiana Uiversity
US Has 20 High Officers In Viet Nam
In Saigon, 19 American generals and one admiral led U.S. forces in South Viet Nam on Saturday, more than in the entire Vietnamese armed forces. The ranking American was General Earle Wheeler, U.S. Army chief of staff.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Earle Wheeler
U.S. Army
Transit Cargo Toll To Be Eliminated On Seaway In 1963
In a joint announcement from Messena New York, the Canadian St Lawrence Seaway Authority and the U S St Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation said in transit cargo charges will be eliminated in 1963. The move applies to shipments not destined for or discharged within the seaway or Great Lakes regions and covers cargo carried on vessels on both upbound and downbound trips. The reclassification will be cancelled if it does not boost traffic. California holds more than one third of the Pacific coastline of the United States.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
The
Seaway
Rockland youths die in Route L6 crash
Maine state police report four Rockland residents killed or severely injured in a crash on Route L6. Donald Barter 18 Richard Carlson 15 and Joy Rhodes 16 died at the scene. Leighton Ames 18 died later in hospital from multiple injuries.
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Donald Barter
Richard Carlson
Joy Rhodes
Rockland
Leighton Ames
Earthquake in Spain tops Moorish castle stones
Albanilla Spain. An earthquake of sandstone intensity struck the southeastern village Monday toppling stones from an ancient Moorish castle onto homes below. No casualties were reported.
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Albanilla
Upin
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