Gems Worth 2 Million Used In Film
Hollywood reports Cartier's jewelry loan of over 2 million dollars for the movie King of the Mountain starring Marlon Brando and David Niven. Jewels from New York arrived under tight security to be shown in Doris Day's suite before return to Cartier.
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Hollywood
UPI
Revue Studios
Holywood
Cartiers
New York
Jules Glaenzer
Marlon Brando
David Niven
Cartier
Doris Day
Miss Day
20Th Century Fox
Studio
Glaenzer
Carters
Dedication Service for Columbus Avenue Nazarene Education Unit
Dr. Paul C. Updike will speak at the dedication of the Columbus Avenue Church of the Nazarene education unit, a $65 000 addition, at 2 30 p m Sunday. The 25 piece Huntington First Church band will also perform. the church sits at Columbus Ave and 31st St with Rev. Wayne E. Schwob as pastor.
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Paul C. Updike
Indiana
Church of the Nazarene
Columbus Avenue
First Church of the Nazarene
Huntington
Columbus Ave
31St St
Wayne E. Schwob
Cedar Loungers Hold Memorial Field Practice Invitees
Cedar Lounge manager Ike Weatherly Jr. calls a 9 a.m. Sunday practice at Memorial Field Fairview Park for the Cedar Lounge team 9162 eastern division champions of the Central Indiana Baseball League and runners up to Lafayette Columbians. Prospects including Tom Seal former AHL athlete bound for the University of Missouri next September will seek berths. The text also mentions Reykjavik Iceland and the mid Atlantic ridge.
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Ike Weatherly Jr
Cedar Lounge
Memorial Field
Fairview Park
Central Indiana Baseball League
Lafayette Columbians
Tom Seal
University of Missouri
Jones, Sachs Continue in Controversial Race Finish
The race sparked a dispute as Jones and Sachs battled for the win. Rodger Ward defended the chief steward after a black flag near finish, while Jones would have moved up if penalized. Sachs, briefly in contention, finished 17th amid the 33-car field. Scott Newhall joined the debate with an editorial in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Ward
Indianapolis
Jones
Sachs
Scott Newhall
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Newhall
California
Jim Clark
Duns
Scotland
Clark
Newall
Wayne Fuson
Indianapolis News
San Francisco
Fuson
Colin Chapman
England
Chapman
Benson Ford
Ford Motor Co
Fengler
Jones accused in oil race stewards claim and Pope death near
The report details sterner critics claiming Jep Cadoll Jr won amid alleged race oil on the track with rival drivers citing incidents. It also covers Pope John XXIII in a coma near death after a prolonged illness with Vatican officials and family at his bedside as Rome awaits the pontiff’s passing.
Riots and tense security in Jackson as protests erupt
Mississippi events describe highway patrol riot control units moving in Jackson while 500 plus students stage a major protest at a Negro high school. Police arrest several demonstrators as officials prepare for potential wide scale detention and a temporary prison is set at the state fairgrounds. Federal actions target Gov. Wallace over university desegregation with Kennedy aides in Birmingham.
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Jackson
U.S
Wallace
University of Alabama
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Birmingham
Pope in fragile condition as vigil continues in Rome
Consciousness quarters in Rome report heavy street traffic and open Vatican radio stations as the pope’s breathing grows more difficult. The Vatican press office notes he is slowly dying while receiving oxygen for a terminal stomach tumor, with family and prelates gathered around him.
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Rome
David
Vatican
Pilgrims
The
Seven Hills
Italian State Radio
Vatican Radio
Steven Swart Dies Of Burns in Early Morning House Fire
Steven Swart eight died at St John s Hospital from burns suffered in a fire at his grandparents home 2316 Madison Ave The blaze also injured Roy Duffey 53 his son David 19 and granddaughter Rene Swart 5 Duffey and David were reported in fair condition while Rene remained serious The victim s family includes Dale Swart California and Donna Bonchosky Santa Ana California plus siblings and step relatives The body was taken to Brown and Butz Funeral Home with arrangements pending
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Steven Swart
St John's Hospital
Madison Ave
Steven
Roye Duffey
David
Rene Swart
St. John's Hospital
Duffey
Munci
Roy Duffey
Hazelwood School
Pentecostal Church
Dale Swart
California
Donna Bonchosky
Santa Anna
Cal
Michael
Trade program sparks alarm over Common Market impact
Sen J Glenn Beall urged the President to reverse a Brussels action that threatens Delmarva poultry economy. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen warned the market may fence out U S farm goods while Rep Gross noted the European move nearly halts poultry shipments and praised current trade benefits.
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J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Delmarva Peninsula
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Senate
Everett M. Dirkson
Ill
U.S
Brussels
Holand
Hall
Gross
House
European Action
Legislature Debates Sales Tax Bracket and School Funding
Mrs. Gardner questions exemptions for sales under 50 cents from gross receipts while Steers notes only the legislature can change this. The tax starts July 1 and Hatchett warns withheld revenue could imperil about 40 million for October. Gardner may drop her 50 cent bracket after a June hearing if retailers’ concerns persist.
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Gardner
Revenue Board of Welsh
Steers
Ingram
Courtney
Revenue Board
Toll period warns drivers amid holiday patrols
A council spokesman reported the first 30 hours of the holiday toll period yielded results above worst expectations as officials urged seat belt use. Fatality forecasts ranged from 90 to 130 by Thursday midnight, with an overall 102 hour week end death estimate between 450 and 550. The prior four day Memorial Day record of 462 remains unchallenged. CANADIANS FIGHT MORE HOG CHOLERA OTTAWA officials culled over 1,300 hogs in Quebec to curb a new hog cholera outbreak, following nearly 20,000 slaughtered in the previous outbreak.
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Council
Ottawa
Ste Hyacinthe
Quebec
Canada
Funeral rites for Lora Pitts Ford at Rozelle Funeral Home
Funeral services for 68 year old Lora Pitts Ford of 2815 St. Rd. 67 E. will be held at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home at 1 30 p m today. The Rev James Horner of the Christian Church Shelbyville will officiate. Interment follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Lora Pittsford
St. Rd
Harold E. Rozelle
James Horner
Christian Church of
Shelbyville
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Minnie Barnes Napp
Sells and Rowe
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
New Columbus
Orval A. Arends
Coventry Dr
East Side
Goce
Paul Carder
Buiai
Memorial Park Cemetery
Sarah Frymire
Main St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Warren C. Roark
South Meridian Church of God
Anderson Memorial Park
Wilkinson
Josephine
Josie) Imboden Carmichael
Shirley
Henry County
William
Bud) Carmichael
Woodrow Imboden
Indianapolis
Horace Casey
Mays
Ruth Casey
Rushville
Condo and Son
Shirley Christian Church
George Fleming
McCray Cemetery
Nellie Wilson
Norman Peer
McCray
Muncie
Otto V. Delph Sr
Mae Gray
Anderson
Parsons Mortuary
Elm Ridge Mausoleum
Mrs Colista Comey Colista Colista Conley Obituary
Mrs Colista Comey mother of Mrs Aaron J Akers of 3627 Oakwood Dr died in Prestonburg Kentucky on Thursday Local survivors include the daughter and two grandchildren Funeral arrangements were announced.
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Colista Conley
Colista Comey
Aaron J. Akers
Oakwood Dr
Prestonburg
Reversible sewing pattern advert from The Anderson Herald
An advertisement for Printed Pattern 4699 Misses' 16 sewing pattern offers reversible wear with two sides and color options. It lists sizes 10 through 20, fabric needs of 2 1/2 yards, and a 50 cent price plus mailing and handling fees. Prompting readers to mail name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams at Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Raymond Dunlavy 42 of Greenfield dies at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenfield. He was born March 17 1921 in Madison County near Markleville and worked for C M Tucking Co of Danville. Survived by widow Phyllis three children his mother and two brothers. funeral Monday at Eden Methodist Church conducted by Rev Blodgett.
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Greenfield
Raymond Dunlavy
Hancock Memorial Hospital
C and M Tucking Company
Danville
Madison County
Markleville
James 4
Alice Stinson Dunnavy
Eden
Eden Methodist Church
Eden Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite Valley
Indianapolis
Willow Branch
Eden Methodist
Obituary notices from Shirley Fortville Noblesville area
Multiple death notices from Shirley Fortville and Noblesville areas list Josie Carmichael aged 77, Tack Elsbury aged 62, Angela Harris Noblesville aged 82, with funeral details, survivors, and burial sites. Also a sport quote by Jack Turner on driving safety at the Indianapolis 500.
Nelson Infant Dies Thursday
Connie Sue Nelson infant daughter of Ralph and Glenna Nelson of Alexandria was stillborn at Community Hospital Thursday. Graveside rites were set for 3 p.m. at Vinson Memorial Cemetery with Rev. Donald Camp officiating. Davis Strickler Noffze Funeral Home arranged.
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Alexandria
Connie Sue Nelson
Ralph and
Glenna Nelson
S. West St
Community Hospital
U. S. Army
Clyde Nelson
Glen Street
Summitville
Sara Street
Nellie Jones
Elwood
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Donald Camp
Grace Baptist Church
Anderson
Davis-Strickler-Noffze Feneral
Noblesse Wins Oaks Stakes In Breezy 10 Length Margin
Noblesse ridden by GarNet Bougoure and owned by Mrs. John Olin of New York captured the Oaks Stakes at EPSOM. The Irish trained filly started at 4 to 11, delivering a decisive 10 length victory in the $58,954 race. The win earned 18,130 pounds for Mrs. Olin.
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England
UPI
Noblesse
John Olin
New York
Garnet Bougoure
Sun Chariot
King George VI
Olin
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Italy
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Assunta
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Paal Chamber
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Mrs. Minnie Napp
Orval
Madison
Mrs. Josephine Carmichael
Clarence Elsbury
Fortville
Clarence ‘Tack Elsbury
Rt. 1
McCarty-Fisher
Mendon Cemetery
Pendleton
Hancock County
eGorge
Lula Denny Elsbury
Fortville Brotherhood
Freda
Cecil Elsbury
Clarence Jr
Mary Jo Barngrover
Charles Elsbury
Goldie Elsbury
Angela Harris
Noblesville
Angela D. Harris
Riverview Hospital
Washington, D. C
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Fla
Fred Harris
Washington
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
James H. Harris
Robert F. Harris
J. Fred Harris
Carmel
Rita Mahorney
Washington, D.C
M. Joseph McDowell
Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Crownland Cemetery
Tulsa
Okla
Jack Turner
Marine Pvt
Jerry L. Stevens
Bert S. Stevens
Pearl St
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Marine Corps Aviation
Tommy Barnett
Otto Delph SR
Nelson
Noblesse Breezes
Evangelistic
First Free Will Baptist Church
Anderson Layton Road
25Th Street
Rufus Coffey
Conference Ministries
National Ass'n of
Free Will Baptists
Nashville, Tenn
Man of God
W. F. Chapman
First Assembly OF God Church
Twenty-Second and
Lincoln Streets
Anderson International
Kansas City, Kansas
Iron Curtain
Robert Bayless
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