Military Muzzle Sparks Senate Hearing Clash
The Senate Armed Services Subcommittee opened hearings into charges that the Pentagon muzzled military officers. Eisenhower urged review at the highest level, while Fulbright urged that military and civilian officials can warn on public statements without broad censorship.
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William Fulbright
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Naval Operations
Robert A. Lovett
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Burke
Lovetti
Stennis
Lovett
Harsh Cold Grips Regions Across Nation
Reports from the Associated Press describe brutal cold and wind across the country. Wyoming faced 35 to 70 mph gusts with drifting snow blocking highways while Montana and Utah suffered heavy slick roads and ice. Los Angeles aided snow travelers, and Texas faced an ice storm with multiple deaths. In Salt Lake City temperatures plunged to 14 below zero.
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Associated Press
Wyoming
U.S. 14
Sheridan
Greyhall
Wyo
Gillette
Midwest
Montana
Beaverhead
Dillons
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
Mojave
Chamber of Commerce
Sheriff's Office
Edwards Air Force Base
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Glenn Capsule Delays Put Mercury Flight At Risk
US scientists replaced two capsule parts and resumed countdown for astronaut John Glenn in an orbit attempt. Officials warned the launch could slip three days to next Tuesday, with conditions allowing a Saturday date only if everything goes perfectly.
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John H .Glenn
Sturday
Glenn
M. Scott Carpenter
William K. Douglas
U.S
Navy
Federal Space Agency
Service Group To Hear Talk By TB Official
The Community Services Council of Madison County will hear about tuberculosis problems at its January meeting today. TB, once deadly, remains a concern with about 40 new cases in the county this year. Mrs Pauline Mathis, assistant director of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association, will speak.
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Community Services Council
Madison County
Pauline Mathis
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Warsaw Free Speech Club Angers Reds
In Warsaw a crowd of about 250 gathered at the Crooked Circle to debate freedom of expression amid looming official limits. Speakers including Kotarbinski defended limited government restraint while Slonimski and Lipinski led a sharp critique urging broader liberty for researchers and public discourse.
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Free Speech Club
Angers Reds
Poland
Crooked Circle
Tadeusz Kotarbinski
Polish Academy of Sciences
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Leszek
Kolarkowski
Kotarbinski
Antoni Slonimski
Edward Lipinski
Madison County UF Funds Boost Heart and Cancer Research
Madison County United Fund contributions support the Indiana University Medical Center program focusing on heart disease and cancer research. The drive aims to sustain $12,000 yearly allocations split as $4,006 for heart research and $8,000 for cancer research with additional sums scheduled. Dr. Doris H. Merritt notes that each donor’s gift advances medical science in Indiana.
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Madison County
Indianagon County
Indiana
UUU NS Heen
Doris H. Merritt
Madison County United Fund
Joseph Ross
Janet Floyd
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Wine and women blamed for Indiana hit and run cases
Police inspector Audrey E. Jacobs told the Safety Board that drunken driving driving without a permit and fear of being seen with another woman led 1 663 motorists to flee after hit and run accidents in Indianapolis last year the report notes.
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Indianapolis
Audrey E. Jacobs
The
Safety Board
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Warm Trend
Partly cloudy and warmer today and tomorrow with highs near 32 and 30s. Lows dip to around 18 tonight, 9 yesterday, sunrise at 8:00 am, sunset 5:51 pm, moonrise some time after noon.
Argentina Joins Move to Isolate Castro Regime
The United States with Argentina backing a new hemispheric plan pressed to brand Cuba a Communist satellite and suspend it from inter American affairs. Eleven nations supported the move while Chile Ecuador and Uruguay were expected to join.
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Uruguay
UPJ
United States
Argentina
American Community of Nations
U.S
Chile
Ecuador
Cuba
U. S
Miguel Angel Carcano
Dean Rusk
Castro
Santhiago Dantas
Airlines To Merge Creating America’s Biggest Carrier
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines announce a planned merger forming the largest U.S. airline with assets over 902 million and annual revenue above 711 million. The new firm would be American Airlines led by C. R. Smith as chair and CEO, with Malcolm A. MacIntyre as president.
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U.S
American
Eastern
United Air Lines
United
Capital Airlines
American Airlines
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C. R. Smith
Malcolm A. Macintrye
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MacIntyre
Chamber Lists 2 Committees
Two industrialists and two educators were named as chairmen and vice chairs of two Anderson Chamber of Commerce committees. Gordon France leads Business Education with Joseph Dye as vice chair. Robert C. Miller heads Education with Enoch S. Drumm as vice chair. A 15 year old was struck by a car near Ind 109 while crossing and Douglas Ray Ashoff, 0, was injured. Arthur Vickery, 20, was hospitalized after a crash near Jacks Street.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Austin
Gordon France
Delco-Remy
Joseph Dye
Anderson Public Schools
Robert C. Miller
Guide Lamp
Enoch S. Drumm
Anderson
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Cummerce
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Douglas Ray Ashoff
G. E. Ebverti
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Crystal St
Austin
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Sheriff's Department
Gig
Arthur Joseph Vickery
Ellenhurst
Police hold man on charge of repeated relation with foster daughter
An Anderson man, 3y, is held on a peeeaeat charge of repeated relations with his 15 year old foster daughter dating back to last October. The case was referred to the county probation officer and prosecutor before police were informed. The suspects name is withheld to protect the girl. Detectives pursue new leads in a $103 holdup at Ohio Avenue Drug Store. A suspect was questioned yesterday and released.
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Anderson
Ohio Avenue
E. 13Th St
Revenue Center Planned for Covington Near Cincinnati
Rep. Brent Spence announces a new IRS processing center for the Cincinnati area will be located in Covington Kentucky across the Ohio River from Cincinnati. The facility will serve Indiana as part of the district.
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UPI
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D-Ky
Internal Revenue Service
Cincinnati
Indiana
Covington
Spence
IRS
Ohio River
City Guide Lamp Win FP Citations
In 1961 the Fire Prevention contest by the National Fire Protective Association named Guide Lamp Division of General Motors as first in the industrial division. Anderson earned strong state and national notice, finishing eighth among 236 cities, with Bloomington taking state first. The Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee, led by John Brown, was credited for local progress.
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Bota
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Anderson
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Wansau
Wisc
Bloomington
Chamber of Commerce Committee On
John Brown
Charles
GOP Women Install Set Annual Tea Date
Madison County GOP Women reform officers and board during a meeting at the Lilly Lounge Charles E Wilson Library on the Anderson College campus. President A P McDaniel announced the annual Membership Tea is set for February 28 with a speaker to be announced later. About 60 members attended.
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Scome
R. H. Roberts
A. P. McDaniel
Lilly
Charles E Wilson Library
Anderson College
Postage Raise Approved and News Chief Dies
The House tentatively approved a 700 million postal rate bill with a ban on Communist propaganda mail while passage was delayed. The measure would raise rates for first class and bulk mail, affecting newspapers and heavy business mail users, and silence debate on free Communist propaganda delivery. Richard Hale, 61, general manager of the Monroe News-Star World, was found dead in a hotel room, death attributed to coronary occlusion.
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John Lindsay
Youse
Jack
H. R. Gross
Lown
New House
UPI
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Hale
Monroe
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Glenn Hale
Cunningham
William Fitts Ryan
Vertising Executive Association
Five Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
New arrivals include a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson at St. John's Hospital 820 Madison Ave. A Chesterfield couple Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McCartey welcome a boy. A. J. Looper at 418 Federal Dr. has a boy. Steven Massie of Rt. 2 reports a boy. Richard A. Stoner and his wife, formerly of Anderson, welcome a girl born Tuesday in Bloomington. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stoner of Anderson.
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St. John’s Hospital
Frank Jackson
Madison Ave
Wilbur McCarteey
Chesterfield
A. J. Looper
Federal Dr
Steven Massie
Rt. 2
Richard A. Stoner
Anderson
Bloomington
Lloyd Stoner
Infant suffocation ends life in Alexandria home
A six month old named Andrew Robert Lowe died after becoming entangled in bed clothing while sleeping with his mother at 506 West Washington Street, Alexandria. A doctor and emergency units failed to revive him. Coroner Cecil Carmichael ruled the death an infant suffocation.
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Andrew Robert Lowe
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Nadine ‘Lowe
Washington St
Cecil Carmichael
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