Delco Remy to Expand with 154000-Sq-Ft Plant
Delco Remy Division plans a September start on a 154000 square foot manufacturing structure east of its new Engineering Center on Ind 109. Don L Boyes GM says the 52 acre tract will also house a development and testing area for new products and processes as the plant adds floor space for manufacturing and try out operations.
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Delco- Remy
Don L. Boyes
General Motors Corporation
Ind. 109
Boyes
Delco-Remy
Anderson
James Vincent
Albany Integration Leader King Jailed With 27 Followers
Martin Luther King Jr and 27 Albany Movement members were jailed on disorderly conduct charges after arriving at City Hall to discuss integration. Bond set at $200. A second group, including a 12 year old, prayed near City Hall before arrests. King and nine others face trial Tuesday. city officials cite protecting the community. The incident marks a third jailings of King in South Georgia efforts to end segregation.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Albany
King
Asa D. Kelley Jr
South
South Georgia
Inmates Sentenced After Indiana Reformatory Escape
Norman Woods age 31 from Vanderburgh County and Wayne Tharp age 40 from Marion County were sentenced in Madison Circuit Court to prison terms after an escape from Two Indiana Reformatory. Woods received one to seven years for fraud while Tharp drew 110 years for armed robbery. Tharp was captured near the reformatory the same day December 23 and Woods was arrested at his Evansville home days later. Both had pleaded not guilty to escape charges last month but changed to guilty.
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Indiana
Justice Stewart stays Michigan districting ruling
U S Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart stayed a Michigan Supreme Court order requiring reapportionment on a population basis or an at large Senate election this year. The stay suspends the order pending review and reinstates the August 7 primary, with the court noting it does not decide the merits.
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Littleton
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Michigan Supreme Court
State Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan Court
Stewart
U.S
Eisenhower Says His Worst Mistake Was Not Supporting Nixon
In Copenhagen Eisenhower told Danish and foreign reporters that his biggest error as president was not doing more to help Richard Nixon’s election. He declined to discuss current U S politics, admitting he made several mistakes during his two terms.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Hotel D'Angleterre
William McCormick Blair
Adlai F. Stevenson
U.S
Kennedy
White House
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Local Units Get Share Of State Revenue Funds
State Auditor Dorothy Gardner announced the second quarter distribution of state motor vehicle funds to counties and Alcoholic Beverage Funds to cities. Highway funds totalled 32,667,677 with Madison County at 202, Anderson 80,286 and Alexandria 9,134. ABC funds 1,787,083 allocated Anderson 14,639, Alexandria 1,665 and Elwood 3,519.
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Dorothy Gardner
Madison County
Anderson
Highway
Alexandria
ABC
Elwood
Niagara Falls Honeymoon Couple Repeats 73rd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Liewellyn of New Albany Indiana celebrate their 73rd anniversary at Niagara Falls after previously marking their 25th. Liewellyn is 75 and his wife 67, they say they are returning to celebrate again.
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Niagra Falls
N.Y
UPIT
Jesse Liewellyn
New Albany
Ind
Niagara Falls
GE to Pay U S 7 470 Million in Antitrust Settlement
General Electric agrees to pay 7.470 million dollars to the federal government to resolve price fixing claims from the electric industry. GE will pay within 10 days and begin settling damages to municipal and private utility customers. The government suit covers 11 damage actions tied to the 1960 bid rigging verdicts against GE and 28 other firms.
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Robert F. Kennedy
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
General Electric Co
Dean Called Back For Talk With Kennedy
President Kennedy summoned chief negotiator Arthur Dean from Geneva after reviewing new findings on nuclear test detection. The White House said Dean would confer early next week and return to Geneva to discuss implications for a possible test ban offer to the Russians.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Arthur Dean
Geneva
United States
Dean
White House
Pierre Salinger
School Budget Up Rate Down as Teachers Remain Silent
The school board approved a 1968 budget of 8,938,972 dollars, up 113,547 from the current budget, while the levy dropped two cents to 3.56 due to higher assessed value. Margaret Knight, board president, cited retirement funds and new books as costs. teachers seek higher salaries and a revised pay scale, with a federation leader planning talks after a rejected proposal.
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City School Board
Margaret Knight
Carrol Helvey
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Helvey
Indiana
Pay Less Super Markets awards contracts for new store
Officials of Pay Less Super Markets Inc yesterday announced major contracts for their new store on 31st Street between Main and Meridian Streets. Local bidders win segments including Associated Builders for general work, Tibbetts Plumbing for heating, Moorehead Electric for electrical, Paul McKeand for cement paving, Fieldhouse Refrigeration for refrigeration, with the store’s modern white brick exterior and red enamel panels.
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Pay Less Super Markets, Inc
31St St
Main
Meridian Sts
General Contract
Associated Builders, Inc
Tibbetts Plumbing and Heating Co
Moorehead Electric Co
Paul McKeand
Fieldhouse Refrigeration Co
Munster
Ind
Peace Talks To Start Algerian Optimism Rises
Algerian crisis shows signs of compromise as Mohammed Khider arrives in Algiers to negotiate a peaceful end to the power struggle. Leaders from Ben Bella and Ben Khedda factions meet in hopes of averting civil war and reducing reliance on the French army.
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Algiers
UPN
Mohammed Khider
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Willaya
Oran
Constantine
Khider
Lakhdar Ben Tobbal
Ben Tobbal
Bens
Ture
Two Injured In Bus Crash Near Indianapolis
A Greyhound bus swerved to avoid a left turning car on Ind 37 near Indianapolis and plunged 15 feet, injuring two passengers Nellie Kitzinger 55 and Flora Barbee 42 who were treated at Methodist Hospital. Driver Elmer Coffman 43 of Martinsville said the auto had no tail lights and he could not stop in time. Several other riders had minor injuries.
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Indianapolis
Greyhound
Ind
Nellie Kitzinger
Flora Barbee
Methodist Hospital
Blooming
Evansville
Elmer Coffman
Martinsville
US. 4
Belleville
15 Inch Rains Flood North Texas Areas
Blockbuster rains over 15 inches inundated sections of northern Texas with Kaufman at 15.12 inches in four hours and Crandall at 14.30 inches. Dallas area flooded, Mineral Wells hospital basement pumped, and Army engineers aided. East region cooled sharply with record low July temperatures.
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Dallas- Fort Worth-Kaufman
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Dallas
Weatherford
Army
Camp Wolters
Mesquite
Typhoon Louise Strikes Central Japan Killing Four
Typhoon Louise wreaked havoc in central Japan on Saturday claiming four lives and injuring fourteen with three missing. Heavy rain and winds caused landslides, damaged thirteen houses, flooded over a thousand homes, and halted domestic transport.
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Tokyo
Japan
Peru Military Regime Plans Exile of President Prado
Peru's military government plans to free 73 year old Manuel Prado from custody aboard a navy transport and exile him to France after his six year term ends. Officials in Washington weigh recognizing the junta and resuming Alliance for Progress aid amid a backdrop of a bloodless coup in July.
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Peru
Manuel Prado
Prado
France
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Supreme Court
U.S. Alliance For Progress
Washington
United States
Peter Godoy
White House
Kennedy
Latin America
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Police Detective Suspended While Board Review Pending
A city police detective, Det Rube Cox, was suspended from duty as Chief John Heiden said formal charges are prepared for appearance before the Board of Public Safety. Heiden noted the suspension stems from an incident inquiry not related to Cox’s recent demotion but requires investigation likely to conclude today. Cox, who completed 20 years on the force earlier this year, could not be reached for comment.
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John Heiden
Board of Public Safety
Heiden
Rube Cox
Cox
Wednes
Safety Board
John Kuntz Veeneine
Courthouse Hours Meeting Scheduled After Extended Evening Hours
Four courthouse offices stayed open until 8 p.m. yesterday but saw little business. County Clerk Eugene Creagmile noted 27 support payments and two marriage license applications. Daugherty Natan Guteener questioned the value of the late hours.
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Eugene Creagmile
Daugherty Natan Guteener
Muncie Man Questioned in $2800 Tavern Robbery
Vernon Dale Lamb, 28, of Muncie was being questioned by police after the $2800 holdup of Hermas Madill, a local tavern owner. Madill said Lamb and another man confronted him at his driveway at 2:30 a.m. and fled with the receipts after a kick knocked him down.
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Muncie
Ind
Vernon Dale Lamb
Hermas Madill
Madill
Lamb
Ceipts
House Appropriations Panel Kills Kennedy Fallout Shelter Plan
The House Appropriations Committee denied the 38 million dollar request for nationwide shelter construction. It barred federal shelter builds in public or other sites unless authorized by a congressional committee and urged further study before any large scale program. The department’s overall bill totals 11.5 billion after the cut.
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Washington
UPI
House Aviations Committee
Kennedy
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
House
Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
Newborns welcomed at St. John's and Community hospitals include a boy to Mr and Mrs Ralph Lake at 1704 Walton and a girl to Mr and Mrs Lawrence White. Also listed are a girl to Mr and Mrs James Davis at 120% Florida, a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Hamerick at 3530 Columbus Ave, and a girl to Mr and Mrs Max at 120% Florid.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ralph Lake
Walton
Lawrence White
Ray
James Davis
Fairfax
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