Riot graves Montreal prison riot leaves one dead
In St Vincent de Paul Penitentiary near Montreal a violent riot by about 1200 convicts left one prisoner dead and 27 wounded by rifle fire. Firemen and troops battled flames through the main cell block as guards, police, and 200 troops restored order after nearly 20 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul
Canada
Jesus Island
William Alder
Allen J. MacLeod
Federal Penitentiaries
MacLeod
Michael Lecorre
Rodolphe Lavoie
Riviere Des Prairies
U P
Two Escapees Still Sought From Indiana Boys School
Plainfield Indiana officials hunted two of thirty inmates who fled the Indiana Boys School since April 26. The two identified escapees are Bobby Lyle and Gerald Good Jr both aged 16 and still at large by late Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Ind
Indiana Boys School
Bobby Lyle
Terreaud
Gerald Good Jr. Aurn
Mateos Plans Sept Visits to Japan India Indonesia
President Adolfo Lopez Mateos announced plans to visit Japan India and Indonesia in September. The announcement outlines international trips from Durango Mexico with stops likely aligning to diplomatic and economic discussions.
DAV Veterans Treat 54 Patients at Marion Hospital
Local Disabled American Veterans members hosted 54 patients at Marion Veterans Hospital with Phyllis Bond of the Auxiliary as chairwoman. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday June 21, and the state DAV convention runs from Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Chapter
Marion Veterans Hospital
Phyllis Bond
Auxiliary
Body Sought After Drowning at Huntington Quarry
Skin divers and firemen searched the Big Blue Stone quarry near Huntington for the body of Mary Matt Mitch ell of Fort Wayne who was believed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
UPI
Mary Matt Mitchell
Fort Wayne
Big Blue Stone
Here
Laughton Returns Home After Hospital Visit
Charles Laughton 62 is back at his Hollywood residence after examinations at Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases in New York. His agent Taft Schreiber says he is fine and will recuperate at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughton
Hollywood
Charles Laughton
New York
Memorial Hospital For Cancer
Taft Schreiber
Injuries Reported After Multiple Area Auto Crashes
Several crashes injure people in the region. Garmen Lewis and Leslie Himebaugh suffer injuries in a late evening collision on Indiana 9 near Indiana 28. Edna McClintock and Jasper Fharrett are hurt in a 3:35 p.m. crash at 38th Street and Loneoak Road. Ruth Hankin sustains severe injuries in a crossing on a highway north of town. Norman Bracken and Vaughn Bracken, with Sandra Sargent, are hurt when a car leaves County Road 300 West and hits a tree near Florida Station. Herman Bevelhimer and James Crouch are injured near Highland School. The sheriff's office reports these incidents and hospital transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmen Lewis
Alexandria
Leslie Himebaugh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ind. 9
Ind
Edna McClintock
Main St
Jasper Fharrett
Rt. 1
Fortville
38Th St
Loneoak Rd
Sheriff's Office
Here
Ruth Hankin
Marion
St. John's Hospital
Norman Bracken
Rt. 6
County Rd
Florida Station
Vaughn Bracken
Sandra Sargent
Rt. 5
Highland School
Herman Bevelhimer
James Crouch
Church of God Assembly Opens With Varied Services
The 32 hour General Ministerial Association session led by Rev. Harold W. Boyer opens in Park Place Church of God with morning and evening services directed by ministers from Indiana Ohio and California. A noon ministerial meeting and multiple program blocks on Christian education home missions and media are planned with sessions continuing Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude Everett Minkler
Pasadena
Calif
Don Tunnell
Indianapolis
Carl Erskine
Anderson
John Kinney
George W. Blackwell
Elmer E. Kardatyke
Wichita
Kan
John K. Albright
Anderson College
General Ministerial Association
Church of God
Park Place
Eugene W. Newberry
New Albany
Ind
J. Henry Dodson Jr
Orlando
Fla
School of Theology
Duplexin Found Safe Quick Reliever for Migraines
An advertisement touts Duplexin as a two layer pink and white tablet that relieves throbbing migraine pain and nausea within minutes without narcotics. It claims hospital tested medicines, stomach protection, and added stress relief, available over the counter at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
New York
Talks show fragility of secret army plans in Algeria
Reports describe split loyalties within Algeria with the secret army defending a western enclave while Algiers offers a separate zone backing talks with FLN delegates. Oran seeks an autonomous European enclave as a military shield, contrasting with Algiers reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Army
Algeria
FLN
Provisional Executive
Algiers
Oran
Constantine
Amgeria
Cies
Mission Week Begins With Tea and Evening Services at Park Place Church
The article outlines the start of a week of programs at Park Place Church of God and Anderson College. Ministers wives host a tea in the Gold Room while 4:15 p.m. missionary services in the Anderson College gym feature Rev. C. W. Schultz. Youth vesper services occur nightly at 6 o'clock in the School of Theology basement with pre service music at 7 15 in Warner Auditorium. The week concludes with a 9 30 concert by the Anderson College Choir directed by Charles R. Stanley open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 3Rd St
Park Place
Missionary Board
Church of God
School of Theology
Warner Auditorium
Anderson College
Park Place Church
Algiers Pact Sours as Secret Army Doubts Endorsed Deal
Reports say Jean-Jacques Susini and followers capitulated to the peace accord while Bone and Oran factions resist. Ex-paratroop chiefs Pierre Chateau-Jobert and Yves Godard head secret army factions amid robberies blamed on Europeans. Algerian leaders warn Europeans and conduct a radio address as exile premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda may speak from Tunis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocher Noir
Algiers
Jean-Jacques Susini
Paul Gardy
Raoul Salan
Bone
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army
Pierre Chateau-Jobert
Oran
Yves Godard
Abderrahmane Fares
Evian
France
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Tunis
Susini
Chenki Mostefai
Mostefai
FLN
Oran Secret Army
Algeria
Opening of Anderson College dome ceremony highlights religious themes
Dr. Phillips delivered the address Whatever You Do at a 6 p.m. ribbon cutting for Anderson College's dome, attended by thousands. He cited a 1938 campus snapshot identifying future leaders, urged graduates to align life with God, and stressed Christianity bearing burdens and aiding others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Theology
Saint Paul
GOP Platform Outlines Indiana Liberties Union Meeting Planks
Summary of the Republican platform highlights on reapportionment foreign policy agriculture elderly care navigation tax reforms elections education labor crime urban affairs and related policy positions with emphasis on limiting federal control, expanding state and local authority, and addressing social and economic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
House
Senate
Cuba
Homer F. Capehart
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Indiana
Earl L. Martin Memorial Hall Named at Anderson College
Anderson College designated the building as the Earl L. Martin Memorial Hall while adding a modern laundry sack-kitchen recreation and reception rooms. The college is also building a new union, finishing an ultra-modern gymnasium and occupying a graduate School of Theology facility in early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Martin Memorial
Anderson College
Graduate School of Theology
Heat Record Tumbles Across Indiana Cities
A sweltering day pushed Indianapolis to a record high matching the 1888 peak and the hottest June since 1954. Evansville Lafayette Terre Haute and South Bend posted mid afternoon readings from 92 to 96 with forecasts calling for cooler trends Tuesday and rain later in the week, totaling up to an inch. Northern cities expected highs in the mid to upper 80s as a five day outlook projects above normal temperatures returning by week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Evansville
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Mercury
South Bend
Columbus
Indiana
Australia and Britain pause on Common Market entry talks
Australia seeks time until a Commonwealth prime ministers meeting in London in September before Britain acts on joining the Common Market. Australia worries about market access for minerals dairy sugar fruit and wheat exports. The United States may adjust support for Australian exports if the Commonwealth preference system changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies
Australia
United States
Britain
London
U.S
GOP Seeks Court Clerk Seats and Convention Strategy
Republican delegates caucused by congressional district to nominate one member per convention committee while the GOP state committee held a filing deadline meeting. A campaign workshop outlined the PRAG turnout plan with Thomas A. Gallmeyer leading local efforts amid optimism and hints of Democratic intra party strife in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP State Committee
Thomas A. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Lake
St. Joseph
Marion
TWA Flight Engineers Strike Threat Looms
Walkout by 615 TWA flight engineers could ground the airline, idling about 20 000 employees and prompting calls for a rapid settlement. Senator Dirksen urged President Kennedy to act forcefully, while Senator Symington warned Congress to be ready to address public interest concerns. Ronald A Brown criticized TWA for refusing to budge during two years of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
Flight Engineers
Dirksen
Stuart Symington
D -Mo
Goldberg
Symington
Congress
Ronald A. Brown
Flight Engineers Union
Airline labor strike and arbitration clash over crew size
The Transport Workers Union plans a 56 city strike against American Airlines at midnight. President Kennedy could block the walkout for 60 days by appointing a White House emergency board. The dispute centers on reducing jet crews from four to three and how the third member would function, with engineers seeking protections against domination by pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Transport Workers Union
American Airlines
U.S
Kennedy
White House
Engineers Union
Pilots Association
Eastern
Pan Am
TWA
Escape Tunnel Sparks Border Shooting Near Checkpoint Charlie
West Berlin residents witnessed a clash near Checkpoint Charlie after a tunnel escape from the East. A Communist guard was killed and another wounded as West German police and US Army moved in to guard the border area. The escapees included Rudi and his family, who fled with their sons while others escaped earlier through a subway tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Germany
Bild Ziehung
Rudi
Horst
Kalus
East Germany
West Berlin
Charlie
Vopo
Tuesay
State Grand Jury Deliberates Marsh Death Case
The Texas state grand jury investigating the death of agriculture official Henry H. Marsh cannot yet determine if Marsh died by murder or by his own action. The inquiry, linked to the Franklin area, remains unresolved as of Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRESS
ESTES
Franklin, Tex
UPI
Agriculture
Henry H. Marshall
Marshall
Anderson Obituaries Roundup: Wood Melson Apple Gerard
Walter A. Wood 71 of 221 E 10th St died at Bright Nursing Home. Arthur Melson Jr. 48 Joliet Illinois died at Melson Health Center Joliet. Rubie R. Apple 75 of Anderson died Logansport. Esther C Gerard 83 of 206 W Court St died St Johns Hospital. Wills Hooten family listed with multiple relatives. Funeral details and burial plans noted for several.
George A. Pierce 77 dies at Sanders Nursing Home
George A. Pierce aged 77 of 1805 FE 17th St died Sunday at Sanders Nursing Home. Born August 8 1884 in Rush County he leaves two cousins Mary Hamilton and Cora Ackerman of Anderson. Funeral home services at 10 a.m. today by Rev. Levi O Sutton. Burial at Mattie Hooten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pierce
17Th St
Sanders
Rush County
Mary Hamilton
Cora Ackerman
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Levi O. Sutton
The
People’s Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Services for Clarence Morgan Held Today
Clarence Edgar Morgan aged 61 of 816 Catalpa Road dies Friday. Services at 1 30 p.m. today in Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev J Lindley Steere of Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edgar Morgan
Catalpa Rd
Brown and Butz
J. Lindley Steere
Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of George H. Weidler in Danville Illinois
George H. Weidler, 72, of Danville, Illinois, died Sunday morning at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis. He is the father of Mrs. Ruth Leitzinger of 1630 Broadway, Anderson. Services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Edmund and Dixon Funeral Home in Danville, with burial in Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubie R. Apple
Anderson
Logansport
Kline Lumber Company
Alva
Nora Trowbridge Apple
Rush County
Glenn Edwards
Greenfield
Ind
Pasco
Knightstown
Mattie Hooten
Mattie Lou Hooten
Troy
Ala
W. 19Th St
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
George H. Weidler
Danville
Ill
Ruth Leitzinger
Broadway
Edmund and Dixon Funeral Home
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Homer Haston 62 of Pendleton died at St. John's Hospital Anderson. Born Sparta Tennessee November 15 1899 he worked at Delco-Remy 411 and moved to Pendleton in 1939. Survived by wife Mabel two sons Ray and Thomas a stepson James Powers five grandchildren a brother Claude. Visitation after 2 p.m. today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mt Gilead EUB Church officiated by Rev Artie Stohler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gerard
Esther C. Gerard
W. Court St
St. John’s Hospital
Jumet
Belgium
Jean B
Virginia Bayer Castermann
Danville
Ind
Anderson
Jean B. Gerard
Clarence Althoff
Urbana
Ill
George Bassart
Peoria
Oscar Gerard
Octave Casterman
Louise Crist
Brussels
Baker Brothers
Charles Kline
St. Mary's Catholic Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Homer Haston Pendleton
Homer Haston
Rt. 3
Pendleton
St. John's Hospital
Sparta
Tenn
Clint
Lola Wallace Haston
Delco-Remy Employe
Haston
Gilead Evangelical United Brethren Church
Masonic Lodge
Markleville
Mabel
Ray
Middletown
Thomas
James Powers
Claude
Cornell Bright
Artie Stohler
Mt. Gilead
Death notice for Fred Gentry in Daleville obituary
Services for Fred Gentry 65 Daleville who died from injuries in a Saturday car collision east of Daleville will be held at 10 30 a m today at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville with Rev Vaughn Murray of the Daleville Evangelical United Brethren Church officiating Burial follows in Tomlinson Cemetery south of Daleville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Fred Gentry
Polhemus and Shirey
Vaughn Murray
Lacey Children Die in Daleville Crash
Services for Robert J. Lacey aged 6 and Mary Lou Lacey aged 14 who died from injuries in an automobile collision near Daleville will be held at 1 a.m. today in St. Marys Catholic Church Muncie. Rt Rev Msgr E J Cyr will lead burial follows at Muncie with arrangements by Meeks Mortuary Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert and
Mary Lacey
Beast Attacks Animals in Bedford Kentucky Area
A roaming beast near the Ohio River has shifted from wildlife to domestic targets. A farmer near Bedford reports a small dog killed, while another resident says three lambs were slain on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ohio River
Madison
Ind
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St. Joseph, Mich
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Rome
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Gop
Pare
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Asher Schwartz
H. S
Sam) Dietrich
Theunion
Russ Derickson
the Pilots Union
David Crombie
W. Willard Wirtz
Nathan Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Bulletin-Herald
Walter Wood
Walter A. Wood
10Th St
Bright
Jefferson County
Joseph
Harriett Wood
Ida M
Harold L
Clifford J
Edith
A. H.) Kelly
Nettie Backus
Salem
Arthur Melson JR
W. Marion St
Joliet, Ill
Melson Health Center
Joliet
Eva Melson
Arthur Melson Sr
Oscar
Willie Lewis Hooten
Mary Jane Hooten
Roberta Hooten
Ira Mae Hooten
Milton Hooten
Annie Louis Hooten
Tony Lewis Hooten
Jessen
Joseph McCullough
Arlow McCullough
Booker
J. T
Orlow Jr
Bonniville McCullough
Jimme Lee
Robert McCull
George Pierce
Bethany Baptist Church
Orine
R. T. Hooten
Nona McCullough
Sarah Hooten
Clarence Morgan
George Weidler
Indiana Bell
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