Plane Carrying 101 Missing Off Alaskan Coast
A military chartered airliner carrying 101 people vanished off the Alaskan coast after last contact over Annette Island at 10 06 a m PST. The DC7 had departed McChord Air Force Base and was en route to Elmendorf AFB with 95 military passengers and six crew. A fishing boat near Ket chikan reported a DC7 emergency at 10 37 a m Alaska time, about 31 minutes after the Sitka region would have been about to report.
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Juneau
Alaska
Northwest Airlines
Annette Island
McChord
Wash
Air Force Base
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Anchorage Times
Kasaan Bay
Ketchikan
Annette
Sitka
Inquiry Set In Unpledged Electors Inquiry Set In Unpledged Electors
Senator Estes Kefauver orders a Senate subcommittee to hold public testimony on unpledged electors and the legality of measures in Alabama Georgia Mississippi Florida and Louisiana to free electors from presidential voting. The panel will vote June 12 on amendments to alter the electoral system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Senate
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
House of Representatives
House
Richard M. Nixon
Oklahomma
Nixon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Ross Barnett
Oxford
Barnett
Anderson High School 1963 yearbook The Indian to be distributed
Anderson High School's 1963 yearbook, The Indian, will be distributed to 1775 subscribers this morning after the senior talent show in the gym. Homeroom representatives will hand out books at 10 a.m. with signings throughout the day. Editors include Randy Covington and Janet Taylor. faculty adviser Frank Woschitz. Printed by Hudson Printing Company with Engravings by Associates Engraving Springfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Janet Taylor
Randy Covington
Herald
Chicago
AHS
Dan Preston
Jim Houser
Corliss Motte
Paula Decker
Raynell Sayre
Russ Schuyler
Rita Segner
Mike Greene
Pam Sokol
Ann Payton
Tony Higginbotham
Frank Woschitz
Hudson Printing Company
Associates Engraving
Springfield
Ill
S. K. Smith Co
Russell Forkner
Norm Cook
Doyle Fox
William Stookey
Anderson
Richard Brier
Indianapolis
Pope John XXIII Dies After Outdoor Mass in St. Peter's Square
Vatican confirms Pope John XXIII died Monday night after a long illness. The beloved pontiff had inspired unity and peace for Catholics worldwide, delivering a final outdoor Mass in St. Peter's Square before his death.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter’s Square
Anccent
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Kennedy
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
St. Peter
Unoon
Pope John XXIII
Ecumenical Council Faces New Pope
The next pope will decide whether to reconvene the Second Vatican Council. Early favorites include Montini Aga gianian Urbani and Lercaro, amid speculation after Pope John XXIII's death. The council stalled last December and could shape decades of church reform and Christian unity efforts.
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Vatican City
John
Ecumenical Council
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Peter Gregory Cardinal Agagianian
Giovanni Cardinal Urbani
Venice
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Bologna
Pope John
College of Cardinals
Catholic Hierarchy
Vatican
Russia
Amieto Cardinal
Cicognani
Washington
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviano
Rezoning Bids To Be Studied
Madison County Planning Commission will review multiple rezoning petitions in a June 1 meeting. Proposals include changing property on County Rd 10 north side from agricultural to industrial for auto and farm machinery repair. Scatterfield Rd east side from agricultural to B-1 for a gasoline station. property near 38th St east of State Rd 67 from R-2 to R-4 for mobile home subdivision. west side of State Rd 67 near South Main St for mobile home sales and a park. Moss Island Rd and Romine Rd parcel from R-2 to B-1 for auto repair. Moss Island Rd area from conservancy and residential to R-2 for one-family dwellings. and 2611 East 9th St from R-2 to R-3 for a two-family residence.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
County Rd. No. 10
State Rd. 13
Lester Filbrun
Scatterfield Rd
State Rd
Carson E. McGongile
Howard G. Webb
38Th St
William FE
Emogene Craig
Indian Meadows-Seminole Drive
Charles C Mannis
Moss Island Rd
Romine Rd
Mary H. Burton
Lindberg Rd
Harry T
Eva M. DeLanter
Conservancy
East 9Th St
Sam RK Price
Coast Guard investigates DC7 crash debris west of Alaska
A Canadian search plane sighted pillows and life rafts about 60 miles west of Bryant Island near Ketchikan, with no positive link to the DC7 missing with 101 aboard. Weather was sloppy as four search planes from Elmendorf and one from Eielson searched the area amid Army and Navy personnel reports, while winds peaked northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Ketchikan
Annette
Sitka
McChord
Army
Navy
Elmendorf
Eielson Air Force Base
Two New Indiana Interstate Highway Parks To Open Soon
The first two roadside parks on Indiana's interstate system will open Friday morning after dedication by the State Highway Commission. Located on the east and west sides of Interstate 65 near Taylorsville County, they will be lighted at night and offer rest rooms, drinking fountains, unmanned information booths with road maps and driver aids, picnic tables and grills. Twenty-three more pairs of parks are planned or under construction in Indiana.
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Columbus, Ind
Indiana
State Highway Commission
Taylorsville
Supreme Court Rules Agency Shop Dues On Nonmembers
The Supreme Court held that federal labor law does not ban agency shop contracts but states may outlaw them. The ruling, issued unanimously, supports unions by requiring nonmembers to pay dues or fees to the union representing bargaining on their behalf. The decision follows a line of major cases on civil rights and water rights disputes among states and the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
States
Colorado
Choir members rehearse in pub after cold church incident
In Burwash England church members of the Anglican congregation protested the cold during choir practice. A spokesman said that starting Thursday night they will hold choir sessions in a local pub to keep warm.
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Burwash
England
Rockefeller Marriage Prompts Aide to 1964 Presidency Rumors
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his bride Margaretta Murphy begin a series of public appearances in Albany after their May 4 wedding. The events include a reception with 400 Albany residents, a dinner where he outlines plans to revitalize the capital district, and a luncheon with Education Commissioner James E. Alien. The couple plan further appearances across the state this month, signaling a political tour may influence his presidential prospects.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta
Happy) Fitler Murphy
Rockefellers
New York City
Education
James E. Alien
Albany Area
Citizens Planning Committee
Executive Mansion
Rockefeller
Capital District
Noblesville Men Charged After Tavern Brawl Death
Two Noblesville men age 29, Charles K. Jones and Dale M. Hinshaw, were arrested on preliminary manslaughter charges in the death of 37 year old John Carson Patton. Autopsy cited a head injury from a severe blow during the tavern fight.
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Noblesville, Ind
Noblesville
Charles K. Jones
Dale M. Hinshaw
John Carson Patton
Alabama Showdown Set in Birmingham Desegregation Fight
In Birmingham Alabama Attorney General nominee Marshall seeks to delay Wallace plan to block Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama. A federal judge and Mississippi cases frame the civil rights clash as Kennedy briefs lawmakers on pending legislation.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
U.S
Burke
Marshall
Ment
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Oxford
University
Little Rock
Ing
Biloxi
Miss
Grees
University of Mississippi
University of Alabama
Greensboro
N.C
Seybourn
United States
Lynne
Jackson
Allen Thompson
Mississippi
Kennedy
Washington
Congress
University of Micciccinni
Memorial Day traffic toll sets record for summer holiday
United Press International reports 525 highway deaths over the Memorial Day weekend, plus 121 drownings and 104 miscellaneous mishaps, with California and New York leading states. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warns of a dangerous 4th of July ahead and urges safer driving.
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Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
United Press International
Upi
California
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Pyle
23 192 Vehicles Checked In Safety Campaign Here
Two car check blockades in Anderson last week raised the year’s total of vehicles checked by city police to 23 192. Capt. Fred Richardson of the traffic department and general chairman of the 1963 car check program said more blockades would be set up on city streets this week. Of 1 675 vehicles found with 1 912 defects, 1 401 were re checked and found corrected. The greatest number of defects was 1 260 rear lights.
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Anderson
Fred Richardson
Police Traffic Department
Auditors Find Discrepancy in Pike County Accounts
Indiana auditors report a 19141.85 discrepancy in Pike County Auditor Roscoe E Sims and former Highway Supervisor Claude Chandler accounts over highway oil purchases. The gap equals the difference between low bid and amount paid, per the State Board of Accounts findings certified to the attorney general and Pike County grand jury.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana State Board of Accounts
Pike County
Roscoe E. Sims
Claude Chandler
State Attorney General's Office
Pike County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Chandler
John H. Kretz, Inc
Washington
J. H. Rudolph & Co
Evansville
Highway Department
Kretz
Governor Seeks Peaceful Resolution at Logansport Strike
Indiana Governor Welsh visits Indianapolis to urge an honest effort to settle the Allied Industrial Workers union dispute with ABM Controls Division of Essex Wire Co. in Logansport. He asks union and company leaders to meet with Labor Commissioner Butler to ensure a safe workplace and halt violence amid ongoing strikes and replacements since last August.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh
Allied Industrial Workers Union
ABM Controls
Essex Wire Co
Laogansport
Hubert Butler
Lransport
AIW
Indiana
Butler
Logansport
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Gary Fearer of Daleville welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Thomas Callender of 1611 Jefferson St welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Merland Baugh of 902 Stone Dr welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs John Hyland of 226 Width St welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs David Gaines of 1127 Short Hazlett St welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Monroe Warner Jr of 1429 W 14th St welcome a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
Gary Fearer
Daleville
Thomas Callender
Jefferson St
Merland Baugh
Stone Dr
John Hyland
Width
David Gaines
Short Hazlett St
Monroe Warner, Jr
14Th St
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Catholic Church
GOP
Indiana Young Republican Federation
Chuck McDevitt
Idaho
Arthur Fellwock
Indiana Young Republicans
William Leopold
Nancy Jo Merrill
Nick Polus
Sth
Robert Stewart
McDevitt
Richardson
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