Dueling Scars In Fashion With Students
The dueling scar returns as a mark of distinction for West German university students with 379 frater nities staging brief sword battles. Professors urge criminalizing student dueling amid a long history of judicial combat and notable U.S. and European duels.
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Heidelberg
National Geographic Society
Europe
France
Paris
Napoleon
Sweden
Bonaparte
Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve
Sainte-Beuve
Burr-Hamilton
United States
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
James Barron
Stephen
North Carolina
Bladensburg
Texas
Five Year Old Edinburg Boy In Critical Tetanus Condition
Indianapolis UPI reports a five year old Edinburg boy was in critical condition at Riley Hospital for Children suffering from tetanus.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Edinburg, Ind
Riley Hospital
FALSE TEETH FASTEETH advertisement claims firm hold
Advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on dentures for a secure grip. It claims the product prevents sliding and rocking without a gummy taste, being alkaline, non sour, and reducing plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Lebanese visitors to speak at Anderson churches
Farris Haffar and Edmond Basha from Lebanon and Rev Fouad Melkie will address congregations in Anderson on Sunday July 22. They will speak at Sherman Street Church of God and then at South Side and East Side Churches of God after traveling from Beirut where they serve in the Church of God. The delegation arrived for the International Camp meeting and then toured the West to meet American Church of God members.
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Farris
Hajjar
Lebanon
Cay
Arrow
Fouad Melkie
Church Heights
Sherman Street Church of God
Sherman St
Church of God
East 5Th and
Harrison Sts
Anderson
California
Oregon
Washington
Church of God In America
Norm Cook
Humphrey
Appropriations Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Russell
Senate House
Capitol
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Senate Committee
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Two Slayings Delayed in Jackson Circuit Court Arraignments
Two indicted for first degree murder receive a one week postponement to obtain defense counsel. Royal W. Allman, 37, is accused in the June 29 shotgun slaying of Sandra McFarlin and the shooting of Seymour officer James Booker. Edward F. Jones, 24, is linked to the November 14 killing of Gerald Shibe, with brother Robert Jones, 18, charged in Chattanooga robbery murder slaying cases.
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Brownstown
Ind
Jackson
Royal W
Bud) Allman
Edward FE. Jones
Allman
Seymour
Sandra McFarlin
Seymore
James L. Booker
Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gerald W. Shibe
Shibe
Robert
Telstar Color Telecast From Britain On Telstar
British scientists beam color television pictures to the United States via Telstar twice on Monday night. The first pass produced washed out colors, while the second pass yielded an excellent clean picture received at Andover Maine. AT&T notes saturation was low on the first pass and improved after adjustments.
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Andover
Maine
UPI
United States
Telstar
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
At&t
Britain
Obituary: Hillard L. Craig Dies in Elwood at 56
Hillard L. Craig 56 of 541 Broadway died Sunday in Elwood from a heart attack. Born August 1, 1905 in Windfall he was a Mel maker at Carrel Screw in Carmel and formerly Delco Remy machinist. Survived by mother, daughter Betty Fenwick of Anderson, three grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Hillard L. Craig
Broadway
Elwood
Craig
Eagles Lodge
Betty Fenwick
Anderson
Cheryl
Ricky
Joe Fenwick
Sherald
Robert A
Helen
Ernest) Haney
Baker Brothers Funeral
Funeral
Marvin W. Baker
North Anderson
Noblesville Youth Drowns in Fall Creek Incident
INDIANAPOLIS AP Maurice Rodgers Jr. an 18 year old from Noblesville drowned after stepping into a deep hole while wading in Fall Creek north of Fort Benjamin Harrison. State police diver Patrick Bennett recovered the body about 80 minutes later wedged in driftwood roughly 70 feet downstream. The boy's mother witnessed him vanish and could not reach him. He leaves a mother and five siblings.
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Indianapolis
Maurice Rodgers Jr
Noblesville
Fall Creek
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Patrick Bennett
Escaped Massachusetts convicts captured near Indianapolis
Two federal suspects Edward J. Goguen and John C. Belfiore were jailed in Indianapolis to await arraignment on bank robbery and car theft charges after being captured near West Ridiarthodugh. They fled from Concord prison June 28 and were tracked across multiple states before surrendering to a trooper and FBI agents.
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Indianapolis
Massachusetts
Indiana
U. S
Edward Hlaerle
Edward J. Goguen
Waltham
Mass
John C. Belfiore
Boston
West
Selmier State Forest
North Vernon
Goguen
Belfiore
Cracer
Helfiore
Massachusetts Correctional Institute
Concord
Allen Gillies
FBI
Omaha
Wisconsin
Body of 22 year old recovered from lake in Indianapolis
The body of William Barrett, 22, was recovered Monday from Capital City Conservation Club lake in Indianapolis, according to police reports.
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Indianapolis
UPD
William Barrett
Conservation Club
Lake
X15 Skip Glide Descent Demonstrated by Walker
At Edwards Air Force Base California Joe Walker piloted the X15 at over five times the speed of sound then return glide to Earth in a skip glide descent. The maneuver could influence future spacecraft reentry techniques and flight profiles.
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Fowards Air Force Base
Calif
Joe Walker
Earth
Obituary for Don Daunhauer of Elwood
Don Daunhauer born June 28 1925 in Elwood dies in an auto wreck today at the Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood with Miss Gertrude Crouch officiating graveside service at Brookside Cemetery Lapel surviving Evelyn Deeds widow daughter Donnie Daunhauer two brothers Joseph and William Daunhauer sister Agnes Wardly and parents Stephen Daunhauer Sr and wife. Funeral arrangements pending under Copher and Fesler.
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Gertrude Crouch
Fortville
Lewis Deeds
Mobile
Ala
Donnie Daunhauer
Joseph Daunhauer
Elwood
William Daunhauer
Pendleton
Agnes Wardly
McKeesport
Copher and Fesler Funeral
Macmillan fires failed in 12 by elections this year
Political experts blame wage restraint and higher consumer taxes for losses as critics say the government looks tired. Macmillan, age 68, is described as venerable while naming Son-in-law Amery and appointees Niall MacPherson, Sir John Jobsom, Alan Green, and Anthony Barber to ministerial posts not of full cabinet rank.
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Macmillan
Amery
Niall MacPherson
Pensions and National Insurance
John Jobson
Alan Green
State Board of Trade
Anthony Barber
The
Treasury
Emergency aid offered to Pennsylvania farmers drought relief
The U S Agriculture Department extends emergency support to farmers in 22 Pennsylvania counties following a 10 week dry spell. Gov David L Lawrence urged action as climatologist Nelson Kauffman notes the Scranton area endures the sternest spring in a century. Water bans curb non essential use while tobacco regions in Carolinas and Virginia report rain damage. Crop Insurance Corp expects over 2 million dollars in North Carolina claims.
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US. Agriculture Department
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Nelson Kauffman
Scranton
Carolinas
Virginia
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
North Carolina
Medicare Vote Could Shape Kennedy Test in Senate
The Medicare vote continuation framed a key test for Kennedy as administration backers claimed enough votes to block a filibuster. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen, opposing the compromise, expressed strong confidence and declined to give a precise vote count.
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Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hilligoss, 73, longtime Ken's Kennels owner dies
Kenneth V. Hilligoss, 73, of Anderson Rt. 3, died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis after a five year illness. A World War I veteran and former carpenter, he operated Ken's Kennels for 20 years and was active in Hackett American Legion Post and Central Christian Church. Survivors include Lena Hughes Hilligoss, his widow, and a brother Harold H. Hilligoss of Indianapolis. Funeral services 2 p.m. today at Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home, with services Wednesday at Central Christian Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Kenneth V. Hilligoss
Rt. 3
Anderson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Indianapolis
Lafayette Township
Madison County
William T
Mary Hilligoss
Ken's
Hackett American Legion Post
Hilligoss
Central Christian Church
Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Lena Hughes Hilligoss
Harold H. Hilligoss
Robert S. Hilligoss
Sherlock
Calif
Nuckols and
Monroe G. Schuster
Local Legion officials named at governor signed convention
Governor Bert Combs signs tfficate for a local man as Paul Montgomery is chosen ritual commander and Dr. William Hart grand medicine of northead. Ralph Berry sous grand conduc teur and George Kilgus grandmen ter with Ralph Storm department commander. Mrs. Ann Manford of Anderson named state president of the American Legion Auxiliary as the group meets Aug 4 at South Bend. About 50 George Hac kett post members attended the Legion convention. next event set for Indianapolis.
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Bert Combs
Paul Montgomery
William Hart
Grand Medicine
Northead
Ralph Berry
George Kilgus
Ralph Storm
Ann Manford
Anderson
American Legion Auxiliary
South Bend
George Hackett
Indianapolis
McNamara Eyes Short Term Rotations to Europe
McNamara proposes an eight month ban to cut costs while testing a solar like program rotating 1,500 man Army battle groups to Europe for short tours without spouses. He cites yearly savings of 1000 to 3000 dollars per soldier and notes a cattle group from the 4th Infantry returned to Fort Lewis with a 1st Infantry Division battlegroup from Fort Riley to Germany. The plan could rotate 4500 men across three groups and the Air Force may adopt similar small rotations. Current policy sends dependents abroad for 36 months and without dependents for 24 months.
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Europe
Pentagon
4Th Infantry
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Germany
Ft. Riley
Ian McNamara
Air Force
Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s and Community
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital include Walter Dixon and several Mrs James Hinchman and daughter Alexandria Mrs James Etchston and son and others at 3207 Burton Pl 2714 Apache Dr 303 W 34th St 4119 Brown 400 F 35th St Latel 512 Hanover Dr 2240 Park Ave Middletown 2025 Fairview and more. Community Hospital releases include Ronald Ward 1645 W 17th St Quitman Flatt 2320 Wildwood and Mrs Ida Mae Cue Chesterfield Joseph Burlison 2504 Pearl. Edward Dowling of Indianapolis stock broker and Rotary nominee to speak at Rotary Club noon meeting today. He will cover Rotary Around the World Engineers Club and countries visited. Lodge 676 Can straverston Ohio Scottish Rite of.
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St. John’s Hospital
Walter Dixon
Burton PI
James Hinchman
James Wilson
Alexandria
James Etchston
W. 34Th St
Richard Masterson
Brown
Richard Davis
F. 35Th St
Alice Michael
Johannie Fitewater
Hanover
Frank Badger
Park Ave
Lilian McCormack
Middletown
Grace Stout
Fairview
Community Hospital
Ronald Ward
17Th St
Quitman Flatt
Wildwood
Ida Mae Cue
Chesterfield
Joseph Burlison
Pearl
Edward Dowling
Indianapolis
Rotary
Rotary Club
YMCA
Rotary Organization
Engineers
Engineers Club
Philadelphia
Rep
Masons
Canstraverston
Ohio
Obituaries Pile Up For Anderson Area Died This Week
Multiple Anderson area obituaries detail deaths from Monday through midweek. Notables include John W. Comstock, 47, automobile mechanic, of Dugger Indiana, and Earl Nelson 74 of Anderson. Survivors span spouses children grandchildren siblings and cousins with funeral home arrangements noted.
Obituary: John P Taylor 55 Anderson worker dies at St John’s
John P Taylor age 55 of 803 East 32nd Street died 6 35 a m Monday at St John’s Hospital He was born April 18 1907 in Anderson son of Joseph and Amelia Kaiser Taylor He worked 26 years at Delco Remy Plant 16 in the tool crib He was a member of First Baptist Church Solar Masonic Lodge Mural Shrine Indianapolis He leaves Myrtle a son Paul A Taylor two daughters Virginia Mrs Gene Barnes Wanda Mrs Harry DeVos eight grandchildren two brothers Lewis and James and numerous nieces and nephews Funeral at 4 p m today and 1 30 p m Wednesday at the funeral home with Rev John A Wood of Mounds Baptist Church officiating Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers named.
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John P
Babe
Taylor
E. 32Nd St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Joseph and
Amelia Kaiser Taylor
Delco-Remy
First Baptist Church
Solar Masonic Lodge
Masonic Scottish Rite and
Indianapolis
Myrtle
Wagering tax permits total across Indiana counties listed
County banks warn that five stamps will push gamblers toward arrest and federal penalties while tax authorities seek a ten percent gross take. The document lists permits sold per county including Bartholomew five, Boone nine, Cass three, Clark two, Clinton twenty six, Marion thirty one, Lake seventy six, St Joseph forty one, and two out of state, totaling a figure not shown in the excerpt.
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Bartholomew
Boone
Cass
Clark
Clinton
Daviess
Decatur
Dearborn
Delaware
Elkhart
Fayette
Fountain
Franklin
Grant
Hamilton
Henry
Howard
Jackson
Jay
Johnson
Knox
Lake
LaPorte
Madson
Marion
Martin
Miami
Porter
Rush
St. Joseph
Shelby
Sullivan
Tippecanoe
Tipton
Vanderburgh
Vermillion
Vige
Wabash
Retirees Gather for Outing With Max Terhune Entertainment
Weather conditions are ideal for outing as about 1 000 retirees and one adult guest each are expected. The program features Max Terhune former Anderson resident and Delco Remy employee now stage screen radio and television performer presenting a program of western wit and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Terhune
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries detail Harry Hap Davis of Anderson and Walter D Whitely of Pendleton. Davis, 52, formerly of Hamilton County, died at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after illness, survived by wife, three children, and siblings. services at Noblesville Church of God. Whitely, 66, retired millwright and World War I veteran, died at Veterans Administration Hospital Indianapolis. funeral arrangements by Cornell Bright Funeral Home with American Legion rites and Pendleton Methodist Church clergy.
Guerrilla Ambush Kills 23 Vietnamese and an American Advisor
An ambush by 500 guerrillas along Route 13 near Saigon killed 23 Vietnamese and Army Captain Don J. York of Asheville. Pentagon casualty figures update: two dead and two missing, including Lt. Col. Anthony J. Teneza and CWO Joseph Goldberg, with survivors and other missing listed. Total American fatalities in eight months reach 27, including 10 in combat and 17 in accidents.
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Saigon
Army
Don J. York
Asheville
N.C
Pentagon
Anthony J. Teneza
Fairfax
CWO
Joseph Goldberg
Sanford
James E. Lane
Spring Lake
Harold L. Guthrie
Burlington
Robert F. Corneil
Daleville
Ala
Viet Nam
Rusk Gromyko antimissile talks steer toward Geneva
U S and Soviet officials discuss spaceside defenses as concern grows over a possible swarm of missiles. State Department says Rusk will travel to Geneva around July 25 with Gromyko expected in Switzerland by July 17. Other foreign ministers from Britain France and Laos involved in discussions ahead of the signing.
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U.S
State Department
Rusk
Geneva
Washington
Laos
Gromysa
Swiss
Britain
France
Public Service Co of Indiana Declares Quarterly Dividends
The Plainfield based utility announced a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share on its common stock. It also approved regular quarterly dividends on three series of cumulative preferred stock ranging from 20 to 75 cents per share.
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Plainfield, Ind
Directors of Public Service Co. of
Indiana
To &T's
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Ted) Rains
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Wheeling
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Elm Grove
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W. 38Th St
Delco- Remy
Dale Shaffer
John Gellinger
Harold E. Rozelle
Earl Nelson
Taylor County
Nelson
Bethesda Baptist Church
Pride of Anderson Elks Lodge
Mattie Emma Williams
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Henry McBride
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Robert W. Worley
United Engineers and Constructors, Inc
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Wayne
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Emery A. Addison
S. 16Th St
Fairmount
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John A. Siner
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Elza V. Parker
Buffalo
N. Y
Second Methodist Church
J. Franklin Campbell
East Mapilewood Cemetery
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Madison
Harry
Hap) Davis
Ifelong
Hamilton County
Methodist Hospital
Strawtown
Ird
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Delco-Remy Division
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Marie
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Babe Ludow
Orestes
Mary Cloud
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Lloyd Hargett
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Walter D. Whitely
S. Main St
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Harold Thrasher
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