Extortion Case Acquittal To Be Sought In Two Trials
In Indiana a husband aged 27 confessed to stabbing his wife, Marcella McIntyre 24, at a Pentecostal church in front of about 40 worshipers. He surrendered to police and signed a statement. The couple had been separated recently and attempts at reconciliation failed. In California defense lawyers for two men accused of extorting Ray Ryan will seek a direct verdict of acquittal when the trial resumes. The men, Del Monico 36 and Marshall 52, are accused of a $60,000 yearly scheme targeting the Palm Springs oilman. A third defendant, Smiley 52, was acquitted.
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Charles del Monico
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Ryan
Palm Springs
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Evansville
Allen Smiley
Jesse W. Curtis
del Monico
Marshall
Smiley
Las Vegas
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UPL
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Radio Ersten
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IMVB to Consider Abolishing Special Plates for DAV and Hams
Government witnesses discuss the 1965 alleged extortion case and budget aims as plans to abolish veteran special license plates unfold in Palm Springs and Las Vegas. Debate centers on whether the plates serve wasteful spending while noting Indiana amateur radio plates and veterans’ plates under review by the Budget Bureau and officials.
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IMVB
Modern PAZO suppositories offer non surgical hemorrhoid relief
Advertising copy touts MODERN IN FORMULA PAZO suppositories as the most modern way to shrink hemorrhoid tissue without surgery. Claims include portable, foil wrapped, easy to use in any setting and a scientifically developed blend of ingredients with targeted action.
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Senate
Man Arrested After Violent Gruesome Citywide Gun Battle
Bernard, 24, of Indianapolis, held on 25000 dollars bond after a day of crime that included a drive-by exchange of gunfire with a shop owner, a chase along U S 40 at ninety miles per hour, and tireless burglaries. A cab driver, Norman Boyce, was wounded critically during the spree. Police later found the burglar in a car packed with television sets after a burglary sweep across east side neighborhoods. A New Palestine bakery break-in led to a confrontation where the burglar disarmed Trooper Jack Asher and damaged a patrol radio.
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U. S. 40
Jesse Rogers
Norman Boyce
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Grete
Palestine
Charles Barker
Jack Asher
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Asher
Wahn Dean Elected Secretary of Group
Wahn Dean Anderson Town ship assessor was elected secretary of the Indiana Township Assessor Association for this year at the 1963 annual conference in Indianapolis. The announcement notes the election occurred during the conference held earlier this month. Thomas L Lemon, Bloomington mayor and Democratic governor hopeful, pledged repeal of Indiana personal property tax on household goods to party workers.
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Anderson Township
Indiana Township Assessor’s Association
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne, Ind
Thomas L. Lemon
Bloomington
Indiana
Ancient Greeks Built Flying Wooden Pigeon Toy
Ancient Greeks crafted a wooden pigeon that could fly using air released from an animal bladder. The National Geographic notes this early mechanical toy as a pioneering example of automata.
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National Geographic
Arraignment Friday For Coliseum Blast Indictees
Four persons indicted in the State Fairgrounds Coliseum explosion that killed 73 will be arraigned Friday in Marion Criminal Court before two special judges. The group includes three officials of a bottled gas supplier named by a grand jury as blamed for the blast after a probe of the Oct 31 ice show incident. A separate note reports autopsy findings for Michael Bernard Delaney, 63, showing heart attack caused death when his car struck a parked vehicle on an Oolitic street. state police deem it not a traffic fatality.
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Marion
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Kuchel Backs Rockefeller in California GOP Primary
Senator Thomas Kuchel of California endorsed New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller for the California Republican presidential primary. He cited a constructive forward-looking alternative to defeat Johnson in November. The move foreshadows Kuchel possibly leading a Rockefeller delegate slate at California's 86 convention.
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Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William’ F. Knowland
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Missionaries killed as Congo terrorists strike Mangundu
Canadian missionary Irene Ferrer of Jer ome Idaho and co worker Ruthe Hege of Wellington Ohio are reported killed or seriously harmed in a two pronged attack on the Congolese government and missionaries. Belian priests slain and reports of deaths at Kisandji Mission. Thousands of naked war painted bands led by a Communist trained African politician. An American refugee says the campaign spreads. Also a New York note cites 801000 heart disease deaths yearly.
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Jerome
Idaho
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Mangundu
Ruthe Hege
Wellington
Ohio
Kisandji Mission
Gungu
Meadowbrook School Names New Principal Wood
Three organizations announce the promotion of Mr Wood to principal of Meadowbrook School with 402 students. He has ten years in sixth grade at Westvale, two years at Edgewood Junior High, and a year and a half in Orestes. A Denver University graduate with a Ball State master's, he served 30 months in the U.S. Army in the Philippines and Japan. He and his wife have two children and reside at 918 W 4th St. Active in Anderson Softball, recreation, Park Place Church of God, UTA, Indiana Schoolmen's Club, Phi Delta Kappa and Elementary School Physical Education and Athletic Council.
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Meadowbrook School
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Andersen Township
Orestes
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Japan
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Anderson Softball Association
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Madison County
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South
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Janm Miccianor
France and Red China Tension Dominate Welfare of Africa
Reports indicate U S concerns over France recognizing Nationalist China and potential effects on Korea Southeast Asia and Japan. Chou En-lai tour of Africa sparks unrest with Nationalist claims of Red China subversion amid African nationalist coup in Zanzibar. United Nations seating of Red China looms as Nationalist China intensifies diplomatic efforts across Africa and Asia.
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Hed
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Red China
McNamara Urges Readiness Amid Cold War Strains
Defense secretary McNamara warns the United States must stay capable of decisive retaliation against Soviet targets at all times. He notes easing U S Soviet tensions after the Cuban crisis while predicting reductions in large aircraft carriers by 1970. He discusses the Cuba based threat to Latin America and Cuban arms transfers to dissident groups. In South Vietnam the war effort continues with about 13 509 U S military personnel aiding the fight against the Viet Cong as the new government seeks greater legitimacy and tighter military action.
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Red China
South
Viet Nam
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Anderson Obituary for Joseph Franklin Albitz 71
Joseph Franklin Albitz, 71, of 3733 Forrest Terrace, a Delco-Remy employee for 15 years, died Sunday night after a prolonged illness. A Carroll County native, he moved to Anderson 20 years ago from Burlington, where he belonged to the Church of the Brethren. He retired five years ago from Delco Remy. Surviving: widow Ruth. two sons Gardner and Johnnie. a grandchild and a great grandchild. three sisters Marie Vance, Clara Breese, and Gertrude Stein. a brother John Albus. He had lived in Anderson since 194...
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Joseph Franklin Albitz
Forrest Terrace
Delco-Remy
Carroll County
Anderson
Burlington
Church of the Brethren
Delco Remy
Ruth
Gardner Ab ‘Bitz
Johnnie Ab‘bitz
Frankfort
Marie Vance
Clara Breese
Pe Jin, al
Gertrude ‘Stein
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Albus
Frankston
Noblesville Teacher James Neckar 44 dies after illness
James Neckar 44 of 1420 Lincoln Dr Noblesville, head of Industrial Arts at Noblesville High School, died Monday after four months illness at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. Services at Bake Brothers Funeral Home Wednesday with burial in Hast I Maplewood Cemetery.
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Noblesville
James 0. Neckar
Lincoln Dr
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Noblesville High School
Bake
Brothers Funeral Home
John. Wine
Hast I Maplewood
Pearl Anderson
Pearl G. Anderson
Main St
Leroy Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
George Sherman
Fortville
S. Parker St
Fisher
Gilbert Schreiber
The
Christian Church
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Calvin Hiatt
Cicero
Evans. Gouby - Trout
Ward Applepate
Hinkle Creek
Government Repair Costs In Curtailed Safety Plan
The document outlines danger to people and property from defective windows and brickwork. It notes the federal government spent 118,039 for repairs starting in 1953, with continued cracking and bulging. By June 1963, authority was granted for 4,134,625 in additional repairs and safeguarding measures.
Planning panel proposal sparks regional advisory councils
Citizens advisory groups without voting rights would consult with the Area Plan Commission on mutual concerns. The plan aims for seven years of study with up to two thirds federally funded, while cities may opt out and finance locally. Existing zoning and ordinances would stay under the commission until new rules are adopted. A meeting of the Greater Madison County Citizens Committee is set for Thursday at Farris cafeteria to discuss mechanics.
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Donald Gwinnup
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Farris
Afeteria
Jer
Indiana youth program reveals illiteracy among participants
In Harrison State Forest, the Indiana based conservation work program for youths uncovered that over half of the young men were essentially illiterate. They lacked basic reading and writing skills needed for simple tasks in modern society.
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Harrison State Forest
GM payroll totals highlight Ford and GM profits in 1963
Ford Motor Co. was second with 25.7 percent share, as GM reported 1963 worldwide payrolls at 4.3 billion dollars, up from 1962. Employed numbered 640,000, with 137,002 outside the United States, and total taxes exceeded after tax profits by 1.762 billion. Dividends of four dollars per common share were paid. reinvested shares totaled 1.136 billion.
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Page
Ford Motor Co
United States
Scientists Rely On Indirect Clues For Earth's Deep Composition
Lacking direct evidence scientists rely on rich rock exposures, seismic waves and controlled explosions to infer the earths composition far beneath the surface.
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