Four killed in Indiana crash on rain slick highway
A rain triggered two car collision on Ind 67 near Indianapolis killed four, including three Miller sisters aged 13, 10, and 8 and Georgia Jean Schwartz 34 Kokomo. Four others injured include Harry C Miller 2 son Harry W 16 and Herman Schwartz 36.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Sandra Miller
Diane
Schwartz
Herman
Kokomo Auto
Millers
Sandra
Luntz Iron and Steel Co
Cleveland
Ohio
David
Susan
Washington
Indiana
Ahways
Thursay Nidt
Greyhound
US 40
Belleville
Hendricks County
FBI Hunts Local Suspect In Marion Robbery
FBI agents join the manhunt for Earl Lee Davis 22 of Marion for a $544 robbery at Parisi's West Side liquor store on July 6. Davis, a Fort Bragg deserter, is sought as a federal fugitive with local police bidding priority in the case. His 14 year old brother was detained as a witness and later charged as an accessory.
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FBI
Parisi
West Side
W. 16Th St
Hurhsten Broadnax
Earl Lee Davis
Marion
US. Army
Davis
Fort Bragg
N.C
Anderson
Broadnax
Richard Barksdale
Barksdale
Cherries At Westmarsh Defy Bird-Scarer Machine
In Westmarsh England farmer Hugh Kelsey spent 840 on an electronic bird scarer. The device played screams to frighten birds but attracted more birds to the cherry orchard and led to increased theft of fruit. Local mothers complained the noise frightened children away.
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Westmarsh
England
Hugh Kelsey
Fortville Artist Jack Davis Dies in France Crash
Fortville resident and former U S Army private first class Jack Davis 21 died in a traffic accident near Verdun France last Wednesday night. Davis a 1955 Fortville High School and 1959 John Herron Art Institute graduate enlisted June 1960 and planned Eur ope travel before return. He is survived by his parents sisters Kay Thompson Patricia Davis and maternal grandparents Heber Wolfgang. Funeral arrangements pending arrival notice from France.
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Fortville
U.S. Army
Verdun
France
Jack Davis
James
Purdue University
Davis
Ted Davis
Europe
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Hancock County
Fortville Christian Church
Kay Thompson
Patricia Davis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Heber Wolfgang
Hartford City
Paul C. Cory Funeral Home
Bandits Rob Bank In Hanover Then Flee Into Forest
Two gunmen robbed the Hanover branch of Madison Bank & Trust Co taking 5650. They escaped a roadblock near Vernon and fled into Selmier State Forest as police station and aerial units pursued. A teller and a customer were present during the heist.
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Handover
Ind
Hanover
Vernon
Jennings County
North Vernon
Selmier State Forest
Madison Bank & Trust Co
Max Lowry
Ella Rogers
Lowry
Miss Rogers
McClellan Calls Farm Aid Program Flawed
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas described the farm aid program as loosely run and failing in dealings with Billie Sol Estes. He urged tighter administration and clearer procedures to fix the breakdowns he sees in the program.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Billie Sol Fstes
McClellan
Macmillan Fires One Third Of Cabinet In Big Shakeup
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan dismissed key ministers including Selwyn Lloyd and Harold Watkinson in a sweeping reshuffle. He named Home Secretary R A Butler as deputy prime minister and moved Reginald Maudling to head the treasury, signaling a possible succession plan amid by election losses and rising opposition.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Harold Watkinson
Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Lloyd
Watkinson
Britain
Viscount Kilmuir
Lord Mills
David Eccles
Charles Hill
John Maclay
Scotland
Anthony Eden
Lord Avor
Treasury
Lord Avon
Suez
France
Egypt
Factory Work Week Fails To Show Usual Mid-Summer Advance
The Labor Department reported that the average factory work week did not rise as usual in mid-summer last month. However, weekly pay climbed 23 cents in June to a record 97.03 dollars, and non-farm employment rose by about 500,000 to 55,654,000, another record.
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Washington
UPID
Labor Department
Department
Seymour Wolbein
Downtown Park Ride and Shop plan meeting scheduled
A meeting to discuss a Downtown Anderson Park Ride and Shop proposal will be held next Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Farris Cafeteria. Roy Swanson of the Chamber of Commerce announced the plan, drafted by the Parking and Traffic Committee led by Morton Roth. The plan aims to provide free parking and bus rides through downtown cooperation and is part of the Chamber four point progress program.
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Anderson
Farris
Roy Swanson
Manger
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Morton Roth
Swanson
Roth
Robert Callender
Charles Fasone
Richard Fillprandt
George Griffith
Wilbur
Dagmar Plans Bethlehem Wedding After Merger Talk
Television actress Dagmar announced Friday she will marry her manager and bar leader Dick Hinds Saturday in Bethlehem. Dagmar, born Virginia Ruth Egener, said she chose Bethlehem because it has a nice religious sound to it.
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Bethlehem
UPD
Dagmar
Dick Hinds
Bard
Hinds
Joseph Pacchioli
Virginia Ruth Egener
India accuses China of nine new border outposts risk clash
New Delhi says China has set up nine military outposts in northern Ladakh and Chip Chap, near Indian posts, heightening tensions. A foreign ministry spokesman warned that continued Chinese activity could lead to a clash and force India to open fire in self defense if positions advance further.
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New Delhi
China
India
Ladakh
Chip Chap
Kashmir
Foreign Ministry
City Ordered To Pay Girl 2900 Damages
Superior Court Judge Henry Schrenker ordered the City of Anderson to pay Judy Johnson 2900 for injuries from a fall on broken glass in Walnut View Park. The 11 year old claimed park attendants allowed debris to accumulate and sued for 50000. the court awarded 2900 for loss of use of her left hand's middle finger.
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Superior Court
Anderson
Judy Johnson
Johnnie Johnson
Jay Arnokd
Walnut View Park
Henry Schrenker
Flashers Going Up At 38th Street Crossing New York
The Board of Commissioners announced automatic flashing light signals with short-arm gates will be installed at the West 38th Street crossing of the New York Central tracks. The county and railroad share costs with the railroad to install and maintain. School officials and drivers pushed for safety near Madison Heights schools as buses cross daily.
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W. 38Th Street
New York Central Railroad
Board of Commissioners
Madison Heights
County offices offer Friday late hours. mixed turnout
Four county officers reported results from a second week of a month long trial allowing Friday late hours to 8 pm. Clerk Eugene Creagmile said most visitors came before 6 pm. Auditor Joe Armington had about 15 real estate inquiries, while Treasurer Egbert Hood logged five tax payments.
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Eugene Creagmile
Joe Armington
Adams Township
Board of Review
Egbert Hood
Hood
Earl Daugherty
Western Youths Moscow Bomb Protest Halted
In Moscow Western disarmament delegates faced a disruption as Russian women grabbed and confiscated their banners in Red Square. The banners condemned Anglo American tests and called for no more Russian tests. The incident occurred during a World Peace meeting framed by Moscow officials.
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Moscow
UPI
U.S
Red Square
Kremlin
Zagorsk
Nikita Khrushchev
Vacation plans highlight Ravelio coast in Italy
Map shows Ravelio an Italian coastal town where Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy will spend a two week vacation next month. The AP Wirephoto Map highlights the locale and travel context.
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Italy
Ravelio
Jacqueline Kennedy
Police Quick Check Reveals Body in Trunk Not Real
In Toronto a report claimed a car left a gas station with a body in the trunk. Police stopped the vehicle within minutes and found the trunk occupant was a chimney sweep. A coworker noted he often travels this way due to his dirty work.
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Toronto
UPD
US Chamber Head Criticizes Kennedy Business Stance
Hadd Plumley, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, said Kennedy shows an inability to grasp and take positions on problems facing businessmen. He warned of a lack of full understanding by the administration of how small business operates within the free enterprise system.
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Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Chamber
Hadd Plumiey
White House
Plumley
Plamdley
US Chamber of Commerce
Plumiey
Two Men Sentenced On Burglary And Fraud Counts
In Circuit Court, Ralph Eugene Hancock 38 Noblesville received a 25 year prison term suspended to strict probation for second degree burglary linked to the June 5 Hole-In-Wall Res taurant break in. Jack Hurd 40 Elwood was sentenced to one year in county jail for a $10 forged check offense.
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Carl T. Smith
Ralph Eugene Hancock
Noblesville
Hancock
Jack Hurd
Elwood
Talent Agency Faces Anti-Trust Suit
In Los Angeles MCA Inc the largest talent agency and producer of filmed TV shows is accused of anti trust violations. U S Judge William C Mathes issued a 10 day temporary restraining order preventing stock divestiture pending a hearing.
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Los Angeles
UPS
MCA, Inc
MCA
Willam C. Mathes
Justice Department
Aguinaldo 93 Shows Improvement in Manila Hospital
General Emilio Aguinaldo aged 93, father of Philippine independence, is reported improved after treatment for an upper respiratory ailment in a Manila hospital. He is listed as improving on Friday according to hospital reports.
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Manila
UPD
Emilio Aguinaldo
Conti
Medicare Plan Escapes Changes In GOP Attack
The administration backed compromise old age health care plan survived a second Republican challenge in the Senate. A substitute by Senator Prescott Bush would have paid direct subsidies for private health insurance but was defeated 75 to 5. A rival plan by Senator Leverett Saltonstall was also rejected as a substitute for the Social Security financed hospital and nursing care program for the aged.
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Washington
UPC
Senate
Prescott Bush
Rconn
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Bush
Kennedy
Three Estes Aides Plead Guilty At Hearing
In El Paso Texas three associates Coleman McSpadden Ruel Alexander and Harold Orr pleaded guilty to two counts of mail fraud two counts of interstate transportation of fraudulent documents and one count of conspiracy. They face up to 40 years in prison and fines up to 41000 each. Billie Sol Estes pleaded innocent to all charges as Judge Thomason set hearings and liquidations amid a 29 count indictment noting assets and liabilities and the impact on 564 creditors.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
R. E. Thomason
Thomason
Harry Moore
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Ruel W. Alexander
Harold E. Orr
Amarillo
McSpadden
Alexander and
Ore
Superior Manufacturing Co
New Babys Born at St Johns Hospital and Local Homes
Yesterday three families welcomed sons and two daughters. Walter Brown of 329 Heritage Lane, and James Wilson of Alexandria reported a son. Richard Son at 4119 Brown St added a son. Robert Pauwee of Sir Locust S. welcomed a son. Robert Benefiel living on West th St reported a son. Richard Dews of 400 East 35th St and Jerry Carpenter of West 3rd St welcomed a daughter.
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St. John's Hospital
Walter Brown
Heritage Lane
James Wilson
Alexandria
Richard
Brown St
Robert Pauwee
Locust S
Robert Benefiel
West Th St
Richard Dews
East 35Th St
Jerry Carpenter
Itt
West 3Rd St
GM Workers to Receive Vacation Pay Totals Nearly 3 Million
General Motors hourly workers in Delco Remy and Guide Lamp divisions, about 7,633 employees, will share 2.96 million dollars in semi annual vacation pay with their regular wages next Friday. Pay scales vary from 100.60 to 471.60 dollars based on length of service up to 15 years or more.
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General Motors
Delco-Remy
Guide Lame
Wright C. Cotton
Lauren C. Cox
Guide Lamp
Howly
Weceine Fay Sane Som Sae
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