Ailing Industrialist Bernard Goldfine Given Prison Term
Bernard Goldfine a 70 year old textile magnate known for lavish gifts to officials received a year and a day in prison and a 110000 dollar fine for evading nearly 800000 dollars in income taxes. Judge George C Sweeney also ordered him to disclose more than 600000 dollars in cash siphoned from his textile empire. He remains on five years probation as a condition of the sentence.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
U.S
Meridien Street
Andersen
Indiana
Superior Court of
Madison County
Ellen van Hook
Uoom
Avondale
Anderson
Meridian Street
RCA
Tide Water Associated Oil Company al
James — Barkalow
Virginia Barkalow
Charles B. Solyer
St. Anderson
Summer School Offerings Include Wide Range of Courses
The list shows courses such as elementary school basics, world lit, American literature, world civilization, history of the West, American government, geography, general mathematics, music appreciation, psychology, philosophy, physical education, archery, health organization, and administration.
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Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry
Advertisement explains PASTEETH an improved alkaline powder to secure dentures on plates for comfort. It claims to reduce embarrassment from loose plates and suggests purchasing at a drug counter.
Intersession Offerings Include Accounting and Psychology
The program lists additional intersession courses such as Accounting, Business Administration, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. Upper division Bible and education courses are available, along with English and physical education. The Fine Arts Workshop allows credit or noncredit participation.
District GOP Ties 1962 Elections to Recount Protests
The District GOP releases a resolution warning that actions by Congress threaten individual rights and liberties. Chambers voices confidence in final reports and appeals to voters as the Fifth District pursues actions related to recounting procedures ahead of the 1962 election. The committee vows to pursue the voters' appeal vigorously.
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Chambers
Congress
District Cop
GOP
Duplexin Two Layer Tablet Promises Migraine Relief
Advert says Duplexin relieves throbbing migraine pain and upset stomach without narcotics. Tests by New York physicians claim fast relief in minutes and safety for the stomach, with a pink and white two layer tablet marketed as nonprescription.
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Scence
New York
Ady
Child Elizabeth Hopkinson dies in Indianapolis hospital
Elizabeth Ren Hopkinson aged 3 daughter of Porter and Helen Hopkinson of Anderson born December 13 1952 died at 4 pm Monday at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital Indianapolis She attended Franklin School second grade member of St Ambrose Catholic Church survived by parents sisters Patricia and Sandra Hopkinson nephew Jackie Lifard and others funeral arrangements pending at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Elizabeth Ren
Porter
Helen
Jackie Lee Lifard
Ancom Undies
Otis Hopkinson
Prairie Junction
Iowa
June Weather Forecast Promises Light Rain Across State
The five day forecast issued Monday morning predicts a tenth of an inch of rain in the north Monday night or early Tuesday and again late week, with central and southern areas seeing one fourth to one half inch mainly Tuesday and Thursday.
Court Upholds Irvin Trial Despite Venue Shift Claims
Indiana attorney general Edwin K. Steers defended Irvin's trial as fair after venue changes from Van derburgh to Gibson County Circuit Court in Princeton. He praised Judge A Dale Eby and noted jurors were accepted only after affirming impartiality and ability to weigh the evidence. The state questioned the constitutionality of the juror acceptance method.
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Um Frage
Vanderburgh
Gibson County
Princeton
Edwin K. Steers
Indiana
Irvin
Thiat
Steers
A. Dale Eby
Corvair Monza promises more than bucket seats
A vintage Corvair Monza ad touts rear engine and nimble handling with light steering and balanced braking. It highlights fully independent suspension and economy from purchase to maintenance, claiming bucket seats are just the start of a broader driver pleasing experience.
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Monza
U.S
Corvair
Khrushchev Eyes Next Meeting on Peace Talks
Khrushchev officials in Vienna voiced gratification over the talks and hinted at another meeting with Kennedy possibly in Vienna or Moscow. The Soviet press called the Vienna discussions a good beginning and urged continued peace efforts.
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United Prom
Khrushchev
Vienna
Kennedy
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Indiana Faces Federal Aid Clash Over School Control
A federal report cites deficits and foreign policy costs to explain Indiana would face higher fiscal shares. It notes Indiana’s initial aid of 22.78 million annually could rise by about 3.4 million, with opposition rooted in preserving state school control and taxpayer burden.
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Indiana
iIndiana
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Madison area obituaries note Charles B Hill formerly of Fairmount died in Long Beach California. Other notices include Ben Reason aged 7 from Arcadia Noblesville died in Riverview Hospital and Charles H Moore of Pendleton funeral details released. Garrison, Martha Moore Pendleton Henry Boyer Warren memorials and church affiliations listed. Supreme Court dissents on internal security laws referenced with names Warren Black Douglas Brennan in late 1950s cases.
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Association
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan
Black
Douglas
Congress
Communist Party
Obituaries for Ward Caudell Vestal Hamm and Caudell
J Roy Ward 6 of E oth St Anderson died Sunday in Blackford County Hospital Hartford City. Survivors include a son James and three daughters with several spouses and addresses listed. Mary Idona Caudell 80 of Pearl St Fortville died Saturday funeral today in Fortville. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Forrest Vestal 82 Long Beach California former Anderson died May 26 graveside service in East Maplewood Cemetery. Ray Hamm 57 Kokomo former Anderson died Thursday from heart attack funeral in Kokomo with 1960 Isaac Walton League award noted.
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J. Roy Ward
Wie Eoth St
Anderson
Blackford County Hospital
Hartford City
James
Emma Smith Ward
Lela Cortright
Anders
Ward
Pleasant Dale
Mary Caudell
Mary Idona Caudell
Pearl Sr
George McCarty
Fortville
Gravel Lawn
Forrest Vestal
Long Beach
Calif
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anderson, Oy
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Ray Hamm
Kosomo
Kokomo
Isaac Walton
Marklevilie
Kennedy updates on Laos talks and royal visit at Buckingham
President Kennedy plans a televised national address from the White House to report on Geneva talks with Khrushchev and de Gaulle. He closes a London trip with a Buckingham Palace banquet, christening a niece, and a short London stay for Mrs Kennedy and Princess Radziwill, as mental illness hospitalizations rise compared with other diseases.
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Geneva
Laos
Khrusa
United States
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Palace
London
Caroline ‘Lee Radziwill
Prince Stanislas Radziwill
Lassiter verdict delivered after tense trial
The jury acquitted Mrs Lassiter with spectators cheering as deliberations ended at 12 noon and Judge G Rashid prepare for post verdict steps. Assistant Prosecutor George Fent withheld immediate plans while attorney Joseph Louisell said the strongest case was against Watson. Mrs Lassiter’s physician said she may now go home for rest.
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Chattiarlt
George W.fent
Lassiter
Itrial Ag
API
Kent
Joseph Louisell
Watson
Nell
Linemen Adopt Bare Hand Technique in Electric Repairs
D. F. Dumont, SIEM’s general superintendent, describes a new bare hand method for line repairs. Linemen use a 2 panel metal mesh energized by clamps to the conductor, insulating gear protecting them from ground voltage, allowing repairs with no voltage difference between two points. The approach promises fewer outages, lower maintenance, and safer, simpler operations though limited on high terrain.
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Gnued
Parel
Jean
D. Ff. Dumont
1&Ms
Fission
Sitation
SIEM
Demont
Dumont
Laos Talks Stall as Cold War Powers Faultline Deepens
Western and Soviet leaders clash over Laos neutrality and cease fire as Geneva talks stall. Delegates accuse each other of selecting truce details while Lao leaders push for coalition government. Prince Souvanna Phouma travels to Europe with Prince Souphanouvong amid shifting alliances.
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Geneva
Pushkin
United States
Poland
Jerzy Michalowski
Laos
W. Averell
Harriman
Nice
Souvanna Phouma
Peiping
Europe
Red China
Souvanna Phowma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
France
Dominican Diplomats Press Urgent Appointment Amid Crisis
Dominican foreign minister Baez faced duties after a deadly Ciudad Trujillo gunfire incident tied to the Diaz assassination plot. Officials report two more killed, one suspect slain, others detained as a diplomatic boycott lingers and Rafael Diaz, son of the former dictator, rises as a government figure.
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Law A. Baez
U.S
Ciudad Tr Jillo
Juan Tomas Diaz
Herrera Baez
Repullica
Rafael
Ater
Salamonie Township School Official Passes Away
The obituary notes Salamonie Township School years and retirement. He married Maggie Chopson who died in 1939, then Grace Allen in 1944 who died last April. Survivors include four daughters Mrs. Margaret David Mrs. Ruey Sedruly Mrs. Helen Boxerl and Mrs Annabelle Covey, two sons Claude and Alva, 21 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Friends view cremation at Grogz Funeral Home Warren through today noon. The body will go to the Warren Methodist Church for funeral at 2 PM today conducted by Rev John Dicken, burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Warren.
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Ben Reason Dares
Ben H. Reason
Arcadia
Omega
Rivertview Hospital
Noblesville
Pendleton
Madison
Hamilton
Orville
Bebe Reason
Amy Miller
Hida Tanyer
Reason
Guide Lamp
Anderson
Tipton Christian Brotherhood and
Sisterhood
Farm Bureau
Hilda
Elsie
Ranshaw
Celina
Ohio
Margaret Watters
Indianapolis
John
del Nort
Colo
Myr! Edwards
Knox
Mattie Lagoy
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl of
Shirley
Claude
Logansport
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
J John Herr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Huntsville
Garrison
New York
R. E. Garrison
Summitville
Deat T
Susie Garrison
Isabelle
Jennie
Gas City
Leon Garrison
Martha Moore
Martha Lowe Moore
Broadway
St. John’s Hospital
Hamilton County
John D
Dora Rumford Lowe
Moore
Oho Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Charles
Carl Whiteman
Rt. 3
Ruth Vail
Fortville
Paul McKeand
Herbert Carey
Gatlends
Cornell
Carl Rumble
Olio Baptist Church
Harold Thrasher
Salamonie
Maggie Chopson
Grace Allen
Margaret David
Ruey Sedruly
Helen
Boxerl
Hartford City
Annabelle Covey
Warren
Alva
Alexandria
Grogz
Methodist Church
John ' ‘Dicken
Woodlawn
Eichmann Identified Leading SS Group at Camp
Testimony places Eichmann arriving with a late 1942 SS unit and heading the group. The witness recalls Eichmann marching at the front of SS officers and asking questions about the camp. A friend did not recognize him then, later realizing the man was Eichmann amid widespread talk afterward.
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Eichmann
Offiers
Friendman
Auctions Set Across Indiana Estate Sales and Public Auctions
A list of upcoming auctions including real estate and household goods. Notable sales include Chester M. Dewitt commissioner's sale west of Richmond Indiana, Arthur Carmichael public auction in Oakville, Ellenhberger Bros. auctioneers for details in Munice area, and multiple executor and farm machinery sales across Pendleton Frankton Hartman Road and Jackson Central School intersections with firms like Kellum and Jessup handling auctions.
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Chester M. Dewitt
Richmond
Straurhe
Joseph Kellum
Arthur Carmichael
Raymond Reser
Erty
Pendleton
St. Ra
Eat Shirner & Kirk
Eldon Lewis
Mulberry St
Frankton
Wayne Phearis
Richard F. Davisson
Sai
Guigacsan
Hartman Oad
Hood
Robi Elliott
Oakville Hardware
Oakville
Indiana
Muncie
Ind
Sanders
Clarke Edger
Harbil
Oster
Peerless
Arvin
Sunbeam
Oskville
Indianes Disc
Obituary notices for Hamm family and infant Vanessa Page
The obituary notes Caleb and Mollie Hamm's son J Hamm of Kokomo was a Delco Radio employee. Survivors include two sons Roy and James, a married daughter Betty, and three grandchildren. Vanessa Ann Page seven months daughter of Rudolph and Harte Jo Page, died Friday. Services at 10 a m today in Leonard P Underwood Funeral Chapel. burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Rev James Menifee officiating.
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Caleb
Mollie Hamm
Kokomo
Delco Radio
Roy
James
Betty
Vanessa Page
Vanessa Ann Page
Rudolph and
Harte Jo Page
1620 Hendricks Sr
Leonard P. Underwood
James Menifee
Zion Baptist Church
Buria
East Maplewood
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Iwas
Hender' ‘Sod
Goebel Bun
Raymond
Elizabeth
Mary Holland
Evansville
Wilhelmina Sailer
Mount Vernon
Indiana Supreme Court
Trvin
Eisto
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Cir Jcuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Inswille
Chevrolet
Hunter Motor Co. Inc
Thomas H. Cochran
Henry Sr
Universal Spiritual Temples
Talladega
Ala
Benjamin Cochran
Detroit
Saginaw
Mich
Cochran
Delco-Bermy
Elks Lodge 772
Albert Martin
Hoosier Chamber
Weuuty Covan
Charles Hill Fairmount
Charles B. Hill
Fairmount
George
Florence Little Yul
Sfiss Grace Little
Dehald
Ben Hill
Lula E Hil Lown
Moniell-Teak
Henry Boyer
Henry T
Pat)i Boyer
Alva Boyer
General Hospital
Marion
Paulding County
Junius Irving Seales
Carolinas
Buffalo
John Francis Noto
Erie County
John M. Harlan
Spencerville
Esther
Willam) Howard
Cambridge City
Evelyn
Delbert) Lanning
Edina Fox
Danville
Albert
Kepli
Hartford
Russell Hiatt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Te Iqoof
Ity
Pantinuad
Blond
Companion
Davis Dairy
Elenberger Bros
Blufftan
Ft. Wayne
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