De Gaulle Holds Firm On NATO and Common Market Policy
In Bonn French President Charles de Gaulle refused to soften NATO and Common Market stances despite the new Franco German treaty of cooperation. The six month follow up meeting was set, with no progress on Britain links or grain price policy, as Adenauer presses for closer Western unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
France
United States
Kennedy
Britain
Common Market Council of Ministers
Brussels
Belgium
NATO
Claude Lebe
Movement For Greater European Unity
Adenauer
Karl Guenther von Hase
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
U.S
Harlow
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns and Community
Dismissed from St Johns Hospital include Naomi Clark at 424 Federal Dr and several others on diverse street addresses. Community Hospital releases feature Wanda Atkins and others such as Mary Streaty and Mary Ewing among numerous residents. The notices enumerate names with addresses across multiple towns and roadways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Hospital
Wanda Atkins and Son
Ridge Rd
Mary Streaty
Sherman St
Mary Ewing
Nichol Ave
Edythe Scott
Five men rescued from grounded tug on Lake Michigan
PORTAGE Ind five crewmen were pulled from a sand hauling tug that ran aground in turbulent Lake Michigan waters by U S Coast Guardmen from Michigan City. No injuries were reported. The tug was towing two sand barges from Burns Ditch to North University Evanston Ill. The Hanna Steamship Co of Chicago sent another crew to free the tug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage, Ind
UPI
Lake Michigan
U. S. Coast
The
Hanna Steamship Co. of
Chicago
Portuguese Is Brazil’s Principal Language
Brazilian language landscape centers on Portuguese spoken by the vast majority of residents. In official use, education, media, and daily life Portuguese dominates, with regional dialects and minority languages present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Harlow Prospects At Anderson Town Motel For Hair Treatment
An Anderson Indiana ad invites residents to visit the Town Motel on Sunday July 7 from 1 to 8 30 pm to consult W G Kent about Harlow Home Treatment for hair and scalp issues. The notice promises free private consultations and a prorated guaranteed plan, urging readers not to delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow
Anderson
Indiana
W. G. Kent
Race Continues as Derby Cars Ready at Finish Line
The ongoing Soap Box Derby event in Anderson moves toward crowning a local champion and awarding prizes at the Prize Track near the finish line. Fifty five boys compete under guard and with official gear as teams, sponsors, and drivers prepare for today’s race leading to Akron Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Morris Lowell
Akron
Ohio
Gregg Kincaid
Maurice Bale
Terry Townsend
Barney Townsend
Jack Hunter
Rinker
Model Home Stores
Ronald Pritchard
Flite
Frisch
Ronald Chase
Mike Saul
Anderson Sporting Goods
John Earp
Jack King
Coca-Cola
Tom Bale
Geeting Lumber and Supply Co
James Dailey
Eldon Mary
Mary’s Hardware
Dan Dickey
Forkner-Manger Lumber Co
Ronnie Bovie
Pay Less Super Market
Teddy Patterson
Anderson Banking Co
Pat Wilkinson
Pepsi-Cola
Tim Daoust
Rene Adams
Cook Block and Brick
Maier
Bill Holliday
Phil O'Connor
Dennis Oakes
Davis Dairy Farms
Indiana Fourth of July holiday deaths rise with drownings and crashes
Indiana toll climbs past safety forecasts as holiday weekend sees at least 12 traffic deaths and multiple fatalities. A three year old boy perished in Indianapolis. a Iowa driver Leonard Lamparek and Wisconsin driver Lyle Bolden died in separate truck crashes nearby. A two car collision near Fort Wayne killed Chris Fields and injured his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Office of Traffic
Thomas Mills
Leonard B. Lamparek
Swisher
Iowa
U. S. 30
Columbia City
Lyle N. Bolden
Hillsboro
Wis
Whitley County
Fort Wayne
Chris J. Fields
Rt. 1
Roanoke
Bessie
Donald F. Frisby
Frisby
Fields
Clergymen delay act as Cambridge grows tense over race
Amid racial strife in Cambridge on June 14 martial law and a curfew persisted with bans on demonstrations and liquor sales. Police and guardsmen stayed after threats of new demonstrations while NAACP urged direct action nationwide. In New York Brooklyn protestors demanded school zoning reform with a sit-in outside the board of education offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Cambridge
Brice Kinnamon
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
New York
Freedom Riders
Baltimore
Chicago
NAACP
Richard J. Daley
Board of Education
Brooklyn
N.Y
Headon Collision North of Alexandria Injures Three Men
Three men were injured in a head on collision about 9 45 p m yesterday on State Road 9 two miles north of State Road 28 A car driven by Samuel Fowler Jr 38 Kokomo attempted to pass a truck and struck Chester Cullen 35 Rt 1 Summitville head on Fowler Jr suffered facial and mouth lacerations his passenger Samuel Fowler Sr had head lacerations and back pain Cullen had head and facial lacerations and a possible broken leg All were taken to Community Hospital in Anderson Trooper Shettle Indiana State Police investigated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rd. 9
St. Rd
Samuel Fowler Jr
Kokomo
Chester Cullen
Rt. 1
Summitville
Samuel Fowler Sr
Anderson
Shettle
Indiana State Police
Soviet Chinese talks shadowed by weather remark
Soviet ambassador Stephen Chervonenko joked it would get warmer when discussing Sino Soviet relations. Pravda denounced Beijing’s 67 page indictment as slanderous. Moscow expelled five Chinese distributors and China filed a formal protest over the expulsions. Talks were secret, 1 hour 45 minutes, with real business to follow after protocol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Stephen Chervonenko
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
China
Soviet Union
Whit-Lock Firm Dominates Pre-Race Awards
First place honors go to George Whit-Lock for a trophy and camera, with Stan Orbik second receiving a Whit-Lock football. Patrick Ayres earns Best Use of Scrap Material with a camera and Ronnie Smith second for a football, while Five-Year Veterans receive pen and pencil sets including James Dailey and John Earp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whit-Lock
Stan Orbik
Whit-Lock
Patrick Ayres
Ronnie Smith
James Dailey
John Earp
Woman Plane Survivor Found Near Grants New Mexico
Van Nuys California widow Mrs Francis Tweed survived a crash six days earlier on a mountain mesa 7100 feet up desert terrain. Her husband Walter died after the crash. Rescuers found her after she signaled SOS with sheets, then airlifted to Cibola General Hospital Grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants
N.M
UPS
van Nuys
Calif
Francis Tweed
Desert
Walter
Tweed
Here
Santa Fe
Mesa
Houses of Grants
Cibola General Hospital
SOS
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Albuquerque
Prescott
Ariz
I. W. Bates
Alamogordo
Cecil D. Thomas
Berserk Man Gunman Killings Trigger Police Manhunt
A gunman identified as Coleman killed his wife Millie 37 and wounded his brother Harry 52 after an apparent dispute over his wife leaving him. He then shot his sister in law Ruby 43 and Mary Ann Kube 28, injuring others as police chased him toward an airport and Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One Tiae
Coleman
Stephen Buckeyser
Millie
Betty Ann
Ruby Coleman
Harry
Buckeyser
Leroy Edwards
Edwards
Mary Ann Kube
Elizabeth
N.J.) General Hospital
New York City
Manhattan
New Jersey
Prolonged Dry Spell Lowers Edgewood Water Pressure
Edgewood suffers reduced water pressure as a dry spell lowers water levels in a well causing air locks in mains. Town board urges residents to curb daytime lawn sprinkling and conserve water until rains restore supplies. A new 4 inch water main on north Winding Way is installed and repaving will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Gale Gammon
North Winding Way
Winding Way
Retired carpenter Russell Stottlemeyer dies at 50
Russell M. Stottlemeyer of 4506 Ridge Rd. dies Friday at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after two years of ill health. A Madison County native born Oct 1 1912 he served in the U S Navy in World War II and was a member of the American Legion George Hackett Post. Survived by his mother, brother, sister and several nieces. Calling at Albright Funeral Home after 6 p m Saturday. Services Monday at 10 a m with Rev. George Skinner. burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Stottlemeyer
Ridge Rd
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Madison County
Claude Stottlemeyer
Anderson School
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Japan
George Hackett
American Legion
Bessie Stottlemeyer
James
Anderson
Juanita Brown
Inglewood
Calif
Linda
Claudia Brown
Lova Jo Stottlemeyer
Fortville
Albright
Funeral
George Skinner
Jackson Park
William Crafton Dies At Muncie Hazeldell Native
Elwood death of William Otis Crafton 78 of 301% W Gilbert St Muncie after illness since March. Native of Hazeldell son of Joshua and Laura Crafton. Wife Grace Kinder Crafton preceded him in death. WWI veteran, member of Friends Church Hazeldell VFW Eagles American Legion. Survived by son Harold Crafton and several nieces. Body to York Dunnichay Funeral Home Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
William Otis Crafton
W. Gilbert St
Muncie
Hazeldell
Joshua
Laura Crafton
Grace Kinder Crafton
Friends Church
VFW
The
Eagles Lodge
American Legion
Harold Crafton
York-Dunnichay Funeral Home
ABC Cameraman In Critical Condition After Fall
ABC cameraman Peter Weis, 38, suffered a fractured spine and paralysis from the waist after falling 35 feet from a Firecracker 400 tower in Daytona Beach. A truck struck a guy wire, causing the collapse and Weis toppled onto a parked car roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Peter Weis
ABC
A. H. Monaco
Lynbrook
N.J
Weis
Wirtz Proposes Plan to Resolve Feather Bedding Dispute
Wirtz urges firing only part time or recently hired firemen while others fade out by attrition. Railroads must declare a job unnecessary to refuse a replacement. A neutral referee, study groups, and binding recommendations could be used if negotiations fail. The four year dispute centers on eliminating feather bedding jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirtz
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Charles Elmer Bricker, 83, Anderson area farmer dies
Charles Elmer Bricker, age 83, of Anderson, died at 12:30 p.m. Friday at a Logansport hospital. He was a Madison County native and long time farmer near Anderson. Survived by son Virgil Bricker of Daleville, sisters Clara Neely and Cecil Taylor, eight grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Visitation at Shirey Funeral Home in Daleville after 2 p.m. Sunday. Services there at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Burial in Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elmer Bricker
Anderson
Logansport
Madison County
Virgil Bricker
Daleville
Clara Neely
St. Paul
Minn
Cecil Taylor
Shirey
Maplewood Cemetery
Mrs Jessie M. Smith 92 Dies in Logansport Hospital
Mrs Jessie M. Smith 92 formerly of 1319 W 10th St died Wednesday in Logansport Hospital. Native of Mt Vernon Ohio she lived in Anderson 35 years attended First EUB Church. Survived by son Ralph Frye Anderson and daughter Dolly Smith Nokomis Fla three sisters three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Visitation after 2 p.m. Sunday Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home service 10 a.m. Monday Rev Philip Hillsamer First EUB Church burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Smith
10Th St
Ernest Smith
Logansport
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Anderson
EUB
Samuel
Sophia Porter Martin
Ralph Frye
Dolly Smith
Nokomis
Fla
Neva Garvin
Denver
Colo
Winnie Bowes
Visalia
Calif
Ethel Balke
St. Petersburg
Harold E. Rozelle
Philip Hillsamer
First
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Raymond Hull held today
Funeral services for 79 year old Raymond Ray Hull of 714 Park Ave were held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 p m with Dr Hillery C Rice of Park Place Church of God presiding Burial followed in East Maplewood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hull
Raymond
Ray) Hull
Park Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Hillery C. Rice
Park Place
Services set for Leroy E. Floyd foreman at Delco-Remy plant
Leroy E. Floyd 53 of 2428 East 28th Street dies Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev. Phillip Hillsamer of First EUB Church and Rev. John Siner of First Methodist Church presiding. Burial Kempton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. Floyd
E. 28Th St
Delco-Remy Division Department
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Phillip Hillsamer
First Eub
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Kempton Cemetery
Mary Eggman Dies. Arrangements Pending at Local Chapel
Mrs. Mary Eggman of 1520 Morton Street died Wednesday evening at St. John’s Hospital. The body has been taken to Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eggman
Morton St
St. John’s Hospital
Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel
Kennedy Press Briefing Touches on Cold War Tensions
President Kennedy received a mild document from Dwight D. Eisenhower previously issued under a congressional resolution. The White House said no major weekend developments were expected as Kennedy rested before returning to Washington. A Labor Department report on work rules sought a solution to a looming nationwide train strike, with a follow up session planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
U.S
Pierre Salinger
White House
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Harold Wayne Moore 63 of 508 Plum St Frankton died suddenly Friday at home after hospital release. He worked 17 years for National Gypsum in Alexandria and earlier at Laughlin canning in Frankton. Survived by wife Thelma, step-mother, three sisters and several nieces. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at George C. Harper and Son Funeral Home. Burial in K of P IOOF Cemetery Frankton. Nora Simms 88 Fortville died Friday in Dayton Ohio at her daughter's home. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Paul C Cory Funeral Home. Burial Mendon Cemetery. Survived by husband James, daughter and son, three grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Funeral Home accepting visitors after 5 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Moore
Frankton
Harold Wayne Moore
Plum St
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
National Gypsum Company
Alexandria
Laughlin Canning Factory
UMW Union
Thelma Etchison
Josephine Moore
Gladys Granger
Vivian Richman
Muncie
Cora Clevenger
Parker
George C. Harper and Son
Donald Tharp
Nora Simms
Fortville
Dayton
Ohio
Russell Garrett
Paul C. Cory
Gilbert Schreiber
Services for Mrs Emma Martin in Lapel at 10 30 a m
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Josie Martin 87 of Lapel are set for 10:30 a m at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Marion King of Lapel Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Martin Lapel
Emma
Josie) Martin
Lapel
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Marion King
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Funeral services set for Dewey Cooper in Fortville
Dewey Cooper 64 of Cincinnati Ohio died Thursday morning. Friends may call at McCarty Fisher Funeral Home after 5 p.m. today. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Gravel Lawn Cemetery led by Rev. E. F. Landry Fortville Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Dewey Cooper
Cincinnati
Ohio
McCarty-Fisher
Gravel Lawn
E. F. Landry
Fortville Methodist Church
Last rites for Raymond G. McCarty in Fortville
Raymond G. McCarty aged 82 of 318 N Merrill Sr Fortville dies Thursday morning. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at McCarty Fisher Funeral Home with Rev E F Landrey of Fortville Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond G. McCarty
Fortville
N. Merrill Sr
McCarty Fisher
E. F. Landrey
Wyatt Takes Office As NEA President
Detroit AP report says Robert K. Wyatt assumed the NEA presidency for a year at the organization’s Detroit convention. Wyatt will continue as executive secretary of the Indiana State Teachers Association with no extra pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert K. Wyatt
National Education Association
Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
NEA
Indianapolis
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Naomi Clark
Dean Waymire
Arrow Ave
Freda May
Edward Plough
Sherman
Sharon Leveque
Henry Sosbey
Chase St
Katrina Nicholson
Isabelle
William Wininger
John Jessup
New Castle
Lee Allen
Patricia Norviel
Markleville
Michael Norviel
Teresa Seuver
Lincoln
Earl Goal
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E. 7Th
Richard Boyer
E. 6Th St
Lovel Ross Jr
W. 15Th St
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Crystal St
Clifton Canaday
Lola Bannon
Catherine Wells
James Wright
Helen Jent
Mark Miller
John Eldridge
Andrew Rice
Country Club Lane
David Porter
Stanley King
Donny Joe Blockson
Oakland
Jacqueline Adams
Columbus Ave
Delia Bronner
Orestes
Mary Dean
Garnett Dwiggins
Linda Lane
Phyllis Earlywine
Nettie Ellis
Burton St
Bernetta Hardy
Federal
Everett Hawn
William Hobbs
Garden Ct
Hattie Kane
Margaret Jackson
Mary Lineberry
Lucille Reveal
Lois Riggs
Greenville
Margaret Scheyler
Magnolia
Pearl Scott
Pear St
Far! Sullivan
Pendleton
Wavie Swink
Inal Turner
Fairmount
Elma van Meter
Fountain St
Mary Ann Phillips
Ralph Burke
Catalpa
Bernice Hilsman
Leighton
Joyce Williams
Costello
Sharon Kendal
Milton Ave
Patricia Adams
Fletcher St
Agatha Zambos
Rushville
Mr. Newhouse
TOWN
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Lord Buddah
Wesak
Warsaw
Vania
Safety
U. S
East Germany
Headon
Robert R. Carrell
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Brookline St
Russia
Nese
William Crafton
Second Mortgage Corp
Meridian St
Charles Bricker
Mrs. Jessie Smith
Leroy Floyd
Mrs
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