Ranger III misses moon by 20 000 to 30 000 miles
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS The Ranger III rocket launched from Cape Canaveral at 3 30 p m EST aimed to land a camera capsule on the moon. It failed to intersect the lunar surface and will likely orbit the sun, marking the closest approach yet by the United States to the moon and testing mid course control.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Federal Space Agency
Lunar
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
United States
Moon
Earth
William H. Pickering
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
Wernher von Braun
Ranger
Agena
Fire arrest prompts history quip at Plymouth Rock
In Dubuque Iowa a 46 year old man named Guy Red Eagle of Camp Douglas Wisconsin was jailed after an incident involving liquor. When bailiffs brought him to his cell he retorted about Plymouth Rock implying the fudge was waiting.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Guy Red Eagle
Red Eagle
Camp Douglas
Wis
Plymouth Rock
Kokomo Wildcats Rally To Top Anderson Indians
Kokomo defeats Anderson 87 70 to move into first in the North Central Conference as Jim Ligon scores four straight mid fourth quarter baskets after a 62 53 lead. Ligon and Mauck clash leads to ejection. crowd of 8 000 watches tense finish.
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Kokomo
Wildcats
Anderson Indians
Logansport
Lafayette
Indians
Anderson
Jim Ligon
Mauck
Steve Clevenger
Lewis
Clevenger
Erwin Cox
Jim Burt
Cox
Burt
Ligon
U S Slowed Again On OAS Castro Ouster
US efforts to oust Cuba from the Americas hit snags as delegates from seven nations asked for 24 more hours to draft a resolution. Brazil’s reservations hinder faster action while Rusk seeks a heavy majority for action and unanimity on a second bland set of measures. The process showed tensions at the conference with a Cuban walkout by Paul Roa and Senator Morse boycotting a reception amid debate over excluding the Cuban regime.
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Puta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
United States
Cuba
Brazil
U.S
Dean Rusk
Chile
Colombia
Venezuela
Rusk
Paul Roa
Dominican Republic
Jose Antonio Bonilla Atiles
Times
Wayne Morse
San Thiago Dantas
Oregon Democrat
Dantas
Morse
I the
OAS
Roa
Bonilla
Weather update with cold temps ahead
Cloudy and colder conditions with a high in the mid 20s and a low in the teens. Tomorrow’s high near 22 and another cold night follows. Sunrise is 7 14 a.m. and sunset 5 12 p.m. Moonrise occurs at 11 52 p.m.
Glenn set for orbital flight from Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral prepares for John Glenn to launch on an orbital mission with a window from 7 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. EST Saturday. Weather and countdown are favorable as Glenn and backup pilot M Scott Carpenter await liftoff and the Rangers moon flight soars nearby.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
John H. Glenn Jr
Space Scientists
Earth
Glenn
United States
Moon
Navy
South Fires Rights Battle Counter-Blast
Senate figures denounce Kennedy administration literacy test voting rights bill as unconstitutional. Senator Russell argues it invades state authority citing Article One Section Two and the 17th Amendment, accusing GOP influence and political motives. Senator Talmadge echoes fears of eroding states rights amid Mansfield led measure.
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Washington
UPI
South
Kennedy
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Georgia
Javits
Herman Talmadge
Mike Mansfield
Luciano dies at Naples airport amid narcotics crackdown
Former U S vice lord Charles Lucky Luciano collapsed and died at Naples airport amid a wide narcotics investigation. U S and Italian officials planned to arrest him, linking his death to a major heroin smuggling ring valued around 150 million dollars over a decade. Autopsy planned to confirm heart attack.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
U. S
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
United States
Washington
Luciano
Henry Giordano
U. S. Narcotics Bureau
Naples Revenue Bureau
Giordano
Spain
New York City
Frankie Caruso
Hollywood
Martin Gosch
Madrid
Anutopsy
Pastor W. Dale Oldham to Leave Park Place Church Sunday
Dr W Dale Oldham concludes a 16 year pastorate at Park Place Church of God with a 6 pm recognition for him and Mrs Oldham and farewell sermons at 830 and 11 am. Dr Harold Phillips editor of The Gospel Trumpet will speak at the evening hour. He becomes full time director of The Christian Brotherhood Hour radio program started in 1947.
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Park Place
Oldham
Harold Phillips
Gospel Trumpet
Church of God
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Foust Succeeds Phillips As PO Branch Head
John C. Phillips retires after 38 years as superintendent of Station A Anderson Post Office. Raymond K. Foust takes over. Foust began as substitute carrier Feb 1 1941 and rose through Parcel Post Annex roles to Parcel Post Annex and Annex stations superintendent by June 1961. Phillips started as substitute carrier in Indianapolis Dec 3 1923.
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John C. Phillips
Anderson Post Office
Raymond K. Foust
Poplar St
23Rd
Meridian Sts
Howard L. ‘Ring
Phillips
Foust
Indianapolis
New Arrivals In Amerson and Vicinity
Newborns at St. John’s Hospital to local couples listed include a boy for Jerry Duell and wife Edgewood, a boy for Norman Eller and wife at 612 Raible Ave, a boy for Bobby Yeagly and wife at 206 Alexandria, and a boy for Gerald Bobo and wife at 83 Sherman.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jerry Duell
Edgewood
Norman Eller
Raible Ave
Bobby Yeagly
Alexandria
Gerald Bobo
Sherman
City Annexation Appeal Filed In Appellate Court
Anderson Township residents challenged an annexation ruling in the Appellate Court in Indianapolis. Attorney Al Woolbert said 53 to 56 percent oppose the move while the plan would add unincorporated township areas, boosting Anderson's population to about 71,000.
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Anderson Township
Indianapolis
Alva Cox
Muncie
Citizens Committee
al Woolbert
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Woman Not Legal Heiress in Doctor's Estate Dispute
Judge George Davis ruled Charlotte Norman Claude from Cleveland Ohio not a legal heiress to the $50 000 estate of Dr Eugene Henry Hudson who died after a car crash The court found surviving heirs Orlando Hudson Beatrice Griffin and Ruby Hudson Welcher all Alabama Nieces and a brother were the heirs no will exists and a probate action had followed the heirship petition filed last year The trial occurred last October in Hancock County with attorneys William Byer Jerrold C Finney and William F Lawler representing respective sides.
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George Davis
Greenfield
Charlotte Norman Claude
Cleveland
Ohio
Anderson
Claude
Eugene Henry Hudson
Ruby Hudson Welcher
Alabama
William Byer
Hancock County
Jerrold C. Finney
Orlando Hudson
Beatrice Griffin
William F. Lawler
Police Find Still in Fallout Shelter in Indianapolis
Police with a keen sense of smell traced a strange odor to a fallout shelter in a residential area. Eddie Williams, 66, admitted ownership of the shelter and its illicit contents where a liquor batch was being cooked in a 6 by 10 foot cave. Excise police dumped the liquor and charged Williams with being a disorderly person and beverage act violations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Eddie Williams
Williams
Toronto anti-gambling drive taints bookmakers
Toronto police estimate the anti-gambling crackdown has wiped out about 80 percent of the city’s bookmakers, curbing illegal betting operations and reshaping local crime dynamics.
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Toronto
Annual BSA Plans Set for Scout Week Observance
The Kikihawen and Area Council of Boy Scouts of America with 8000 members plans activities for Scout Week Feb 7 13 to mark the 52nd anniversary of Scouting. On Feb 8 the four county council units join 5.2 million members nationwide to recommit to the Scout Oath and Law.
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Kikihawen
Area Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Madison
Henry
Hamilton
Tipton
Cedric A. Dunkerly
Kikihawenund
Dunkerly
Search Abandoned For Two Boys Believed In Mine
A 13 day mine search near Philipsburg Pennsylvania ends after inspectors conclude no further rescue steps are possible. Two boys, Larry Husted aged 10 and Wesley Lowe aged 13, disappeared January 14 after hikes from Osceola Mills homes and were sought in a worked out clay mine in Morgan Run area.
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Philipsburg
UPI
David Millward
Larry Husted
Wesley Lowe
Denial Of Damages Against Church Upheld
Indiana Appellate Court upholds lower court ruling in Margaret Lynch case. Lynch, member of Cedar Lake Garden Club, sued for 200000 after injuring herself falling on church steps in 1956 when garden club rented church basement for ten dollars to host another club event.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Holy Name Catholic Church
Cook
Margaret Lynch
Cedar Lake Garden Club
Lake Circuit
Floods flood Hoosier towns as heavy rains rise White River
Heavy rains across Anderson and Madison County push White River to 11.3 feet with crest forecast at 1 a m. Water blocks streets and floods two schools forcing closures. Fire crews evacuate residents on Apache Drive and pump basements as gas odors from flooded furnaces appear.
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Hoosier Land
Anderson
Madison County
White
Anderson Streets
Indian Meadows
K. L. White
Apache Dr
Joe Palley
E. 23Rd St
7Th Street
Central Avenue
Herald
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University of Wisconsin
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M. Scott Carpenter
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Weather Bureau
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Fla
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Barcelona
Salvatore Maneri
Majorca
W. Dale Oldham
W. D. Oldham
Amerson and Vicinity
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