Cuba Expelled From OAS By 14 Nations
At Punta del Este Uruguay the inter American foreign ministers conference approved a US backed resolution to expel Cuba. The compromise draft declared the Castro regime incompatible with the American system and ordered the OAS council to enforce the expulsion. Twenty one nations participated with fourteen voting yes.
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Cuba
Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Organization of American States
OAS Council
Washington
Organization of American States Oas
Inter- American Foreign Ministers
U.S
Dean Rusk
Guatemala
Jesus Anda Murilla
Rusk
Colombia
Jose Cassedo Castilla
Homero Martinez Montero
Felix Polleri
Jose Caicedo Castilla
Haiti
Weather Summary For Local Area
Cold with high in the mid teens and near zero tonight. Tomorrow rising to upper 20s. Yesterday reached 35 with a low of 15. Sunrise is 7 33 a.m. Sunset 6 01 p.m. Moonrise 3 50 a.m.
Fueling trouble delays US orbital flight of Glenn
Atlas rocket fueling problems forced NASA to postpone John Glenn's first American orbital flight for two weeks to Tuesday Feb. 15. Delays have piled up as technicians diagnose a serious booster leak while plans for the Mercury Friendship mission await fixes and better weather.
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UPS
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Atlas
Tax Board Studies Forest Hills Madison Heights School Plans
State Tax Board members Larry Baker and Frank Worley toured Forest Hills and Madison Heights schools to compare financing methods for a proposed Forest Hills junior high and grade school. Citizens sought reevaluation of a lease rental plan with Indiana School Construction Corp. and a $1.7 million estimate. a Madison Heights project cost $1.5 million via public bidding. A board ruling is expected soon in Indianapolis.
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Forest Hills
Madison Heights
Anderson Township
John Boone
Indiana School Construction Corp
Larry Baker
Frank Worley
House Votes 1.5 Billion Education Bill
The House approved a 1.5 billion education measure to aid colleges in building classrooms libraries and laboratories with 319 to 79 roll call. It excludes student aid and awaits Senate action on broader college aid.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Senate
Mid Term Graduates Highlight Anderson High School Roll
Mid term enrollment at Anderson Public Schools rose to 10 272 pupils from 10 168 a year earlier according to Ward Hartzell. Anderson High School registrar Marjorie Austin reported 1 528 students yesterday with a slight fall from the fall term due to 27 mid year graduates. The graduate list includes Vearl L Beckham Nanette Badgley Martha Bowman Linda Bright Connie Craib and others. Central Junior High showed the largest enrollment gain with 1 107 students. South Side Junior High registered 1 199 pupils. Elementary totals: Central Avenue 415 Columbia 322 Hazelwood 513 and Hiawatha.
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Ward Hartzell
Marjorie Austin
Anderson High Scool
Vearl L. Beckham
Nanette Badgley
Martha Bowman
Linda Bright
Connie Craib
William Crouch
Pamela Doherty
Charles Ellis Carolyn Fry
Patricia Guilkey
Alberta Johnson
Jimmie Jones
Vicki Keith
Sherry MacClain
Judith McDonell
Ruth McVey
Joan Mills
Martha Phillips
Linda Porter
Billy Presley
Ralph Rector
Robert Remmert
Larry Retherford
Wilton Rickman
Oren Rork
Judith Ann Snyder
Linda Tucker
Central Junior High School
Myrna Mills
Phyllis Milligan
South Side Junior High
Central Avenue
Columbia
Hazelwood
Hiawatha
Pinball Suit Could Go To One Of Six Counties
Madison County faces a hearing to decide which county will host the pinball injunction case. Special Judge James White has named Hancock, Hamilton, Delaware, Tipton, Grant and Henry counties for selection with a week to strike a county. The suit seeks to bar police raids on illegal payoff and free game devices after a temporary restraining order was lifted. The action, begun in 1959 by Harold Brandon of Anderson, has swung between restraining and allowing raids.
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Madison County
James White
Hancock
Hamilton
Delaware
Tipton
Grant
Henry
Harold
Doc) Brandon
Anderson
Midwest Winter Chill Deepens Across Regions
A United Press International report describes a severe cold wave sweeping the Midwest and Northeast. Temperatures plunged, ice and snow disrupted transport, Mississippi River ice jams eased, and forecasters warned of continuing subzero readings into midweek.
UN General Assembly urges independence for Angola
The United Nations General Assembly, in a 99 to 2 vote, calls for an end to repression in Angola and independence for the Angolan people. Spain and South Africa opposed, France abstained, Portugal and Iceland absent. The U.S. supported after deleting two clauses seeking urgent action by a 17 member committee.
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UPI
General Assembly
Angola
Spain
South Africa
France
Portugal
Iceland
U.N
Assembly
United States
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
United Nations
N.Y
UPD
Security Council
Russia
Congo
Council
Valerian A. Zorin
Romania
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Police Question 2 For Petit Larceny
Two Anderson men are being held for investigation of petit larceny for the theft of a dozen eggs and about $17 from George Blakely who runs a business at 3140 Raible Ave. Raymond Johnson 22 of 2220 Halford St and Elmer Otto 26 of 44 W 9th St are being held.
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Anderson
George Blakely
Raible Ave
Raymond Johnson
Halford St
Elmer Otto
W. 9Th St
Massacre Suspects Held as UN Seizes Congo Soldiers
The United Nations said it captured eight Congolese army men accused of murdering and mutilating 22 Roman Catholic missionaries in Leopoldville. The arrests follow reports of a mass killing tied to unrest in the Congo.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
United Nations
Name Change Bid From Vienna Architect Stirs Legal Humor
Geza Szentgyvergyi voergyi, a Vienna native living in Pittsburgh, asks a court to simplify his 19 letter name to Andrew G Valley. The Congo massacre at Kongolo figures in the same dispatch with UN moves as Cy rile Adoula plans US talks and possible Washington meeting with President Kennedy. A US spy confirms two officers and six soldiers captured amid mutinous killings of 22 priests and missionaries. One survivor, British Major Richard Lawson, helps warn of further endangered clergy.
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UPI
Geza FE
Szentgyvergyvoergyi
Vienna
Andrew G. Valley
U. N
Leopoldville
Victor Lundula
Stanleyville
Cyrille Adoula
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
Adoula
Kongolo
Katanga
Antoine Gizenga
Richard Lawson
Lawson
Congo
Urban Affairs Plan Sent To Congress
President Kennedy submitted to Congress a plan for a new cabinet level department of urban affairs and housing. Robert C. Weaver, head of HHFA, is named to the post. Republicans predict a veto while Democrats seek bipartisan support amid sharp opposition from Southern Democrats and concerns over city and Negro votes.
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UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House
Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Housing & Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Weaver
Charles A. Halleck
John McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Big City
House Rules Committee
Indiana Supreme Court strikes down two tax laws
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled two laws unconstitutional Tuesday. The auto excise tax replacing property taxes on cars and a 5 percent assessment on household goods were struck down as not uniform. Justices, in two unanimous opinions by Judge Norman F. Atterburn, left open whether auto license plate fees change next year. The decision casts doubt on the entire act, though severability could preserve some auto fee provisions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Supreme Court
Atty
Edwin K. Steers
Arterburn
General Assembly
Below Zero Cold Sweeps Into Indiana
The Associated Press reports a severe cold wave hitting Indiana with lows forecast from 6 below to 6 above zero across the state. The Weather Bureau lowered its forecast as temperatures fell on Tuesday and flood waters from last week’s rains complicate conditions along U S 41 at Attica. Weather warnings cover the entire state with potential continued severe cold into Thursday.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
U. S. 41
Attica
Warren
State Police Promotions and Reassignments Announced
Indiana State Police Supt. John J. Barton announced a series of promotions and reassignments on Tuesday. Notable changes include Trooper Robert L. McGinnis advancing to sergeant, Lt. Edward J. Raholin becoming Northern Indiana Toll Road detachment commander, Lt. Chrisman reassigned to motor carrier inspection command, and Detective Sgt. Ralph E. Ackenhusen named acting South Bend Post commander. Additional moves include Detective Sgt. Howard J. Lightfoot to detective first sergeant at Ligonier, Trooper Robert K. Shelton to sergeant in Jasper district, and Trooper Robert D. Lewis to corporal at Peru.
Health Board Names Two More Members
Dr. J. G. Pierce a dentist and Dr. R. E. Speck a veterinarian join the City Health Board to give five members under state law. Existing members are Dr. John Kiely Dr. David Jones and Dr. Charles Armington all physicians.
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J. G. Pierce
R. E. Speck
City Health Board
John Kiely
David Jones
Charles Armington
End of Algerian War Seen With Possible Independence Plan
Reports from Brussels and Geneva indicate President de Gaulle may have struck a settlement with Algerian rebels toward independence. A six month transition could lead to handover to Algerian rulers as French troops stay to quell right wing resistance. Paris reaction was cautiously optimistic as diplomats remained silent on specifics.
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London
France
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
Geneva
Vevey
Switzerland
Paris
Madison County Home Building Permits Show Growth
January permit activity in Madison County reached 18 new house permits totaling an estimated $260,900, jumping from 11 permits and $164,000 last year. Planning Director Walter Haynes cited speculation by builders on a strong sale year as several permits target homes for sale.
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Madison County
Planning Commission
Walter Haynes
Audrey Welsh
Russia Squelched Congo Debate In UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council voted 7 to 2 to adjourn without debating Russia's bid to reopen the Congo dispute. Adlai Stevenson urged adjournment as Zorin protested ruling bias and a formal challenge failed 2 abstentions. Angola and Portugal issues dominated General Assembly action.
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Zorin
Council
Patrick Dean
Britain
Stevenson
United States
United Kingdom
Congo
Dean
Ghana
Ireland
Romania
Venezuela
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