Macmillan pursues Western Europe unity amid Britain France rift
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan seeks to mend Britain France ties and strengthen Western Europe with a view to keeping Britain’s door open to the Common Market. He backs a multinational nuclear force idea and NATO unity, with Foreign Office deliberations led by Edward Heath and plans to dispatch Lord Home to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
France
Western Europe
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Macmillan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy
Nassau
Foreign Office
Edward Heath
Europe
Lord Home
Paris
NATO Permanent Council
Atlantic Alliance
Brussels
Belgium
Margaret
Georges Bidault
de Gaulle
Livingston Merchant
Peter Thorneycroft
Derailment Near Scottsburg Tied to Flooding
Three Pennsylvania Railroad freight cars derailed one mile south of Scottsburg Indiana after recent flooding. Investigators suspect flood conditions caused the mishap and crews worked to clear the tracks and inspect the rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsburg, Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scottsburg
4 H National Youth Fire Safety Project Awards
The 4 H National Youth Fire Safety Project offers over $500 in awards including a free trip to Portland this year for area members. Participants inspect farms and homes to find and correct fire hazards, gain fire safety knowledge, and prepare scrapbooks and essays. Contact ORA TODD AGENCY Elwood IN or county extension for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beautiful Ortland
Oregon
4-H
Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Indianapolis
ORA Todd Agency
R.A. 1
Elwood
Indiana
Salem Homemakers and JP Club See Valentine Theme Meetings
The Salem Homemakers met Mrs. Kenneth Cox with a Valentine exchange and lesson by Mrs. Vera Anderson. The JP Club marked its 30th anniversary with Mrs. Paul Monroe and Mrs. B. C. Simes leading a history segment. next meet by Mrs. Kendall on March 28. Willard Wean remains hospitalized in Ball Hospital Muncie, expected to return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Painter welcomed a son born March 2 at Ball Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Salem
Kenneth Cox
Walter Knight
Vera Anderson
Valentine
Arthur Franklin
Ralph Hough
James Hartzell
Nellie Orebaugh
Leda Mowrey
Knight
Anderson
Joe Rogers
Joe Hatfield
JP Club
Wm. Edgell
Paul Monroe
B. C. Simes
Willard Wean
Ball Hospital
Muncie
John Reed
John Campbell
Jolores Sue
John William
Nathan Vernon
Camden
Ohio
February retail sales rise to record after seasonal adjustment
The Commerce Department reported February retail sales at $20.291 billion, up from January’s $20.241 billion. The data show only a small monthly change but a 7 percent year over year improvement.
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Commerce Department
Proxy battle at Brown Co. of Berlin awaits voting results
Balloting in the Brown Co. of Berlin New Hampshire proxy fight is not expected to be known until week’s end. Key players include T. M. Evans of Crane Co. Chicago and management headed by W. L. Keady with president Leonard A. Pierce.
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Brown Co
Berlin
N.H
T.M. Evans
Th Crane Co
Chicago
WL. Keady
Leonard A. Pierce
Vocational School Bill Sent To Governor Welsh
Indiana legislature sent a bill creating an Indiana Vocational College to Governor Welsh. The measure passed the House unanimously and the Senate 29-15 with an amendment for a $50,000 appropriation, then went to a conference committee which restored the bill to its original form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Vocational College
Welsh
House
Senate
Indiana Senate debates budget amid tax relief clash
Indiana senators clash over an operating budget of 1.088 billion and a drastic construction budget plan. Leaders urge action as party lines hold, with calls to extend session to resolve the stalemate and preserve state operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
A. Morris Hall
Mario
Senate
Martin
D. Russell Bontrager
Relkhart
Bontrager
Jack H. Mankin
D-Terre Haute
von A. Eichhorn
Duniondale
Melville E. ‘Watson
Greenfield
Watson
Senate Finance Committee
Robert P. O'Bannon
Coryon
Kizer
Matthew E. Welsh
Obituary notices for Anderson residents and relatives
Clarence Hardebeck 67 of 2905 Fletcher Sr. died at St. John’s Hospital after a two week illness. Elizabeth Posther 94 of 21 W 13th St. died at Westside Nursing Home. David Divens 77 of 1723 Morton St. died at Ball Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. Charles M. Judd 64 of 1530 Ohio Ave. died at Community Hospital. E S Mitten 83 of Seymour, father of Mrs. Weber, funeral held in Seymour. Mrs. Bernice Kirk 58 of Indianapolis funeral in Broad Ripple. Dr Robert F. Shuman 38 Evansville chiropractor to be buried at St Mary’s. Edwin J. Rousey 47 of Columbus Ave. services at Nazarene church, burial Memorial Park. Leclair Searles 87 formerly of Anderson funeral in Fairmount Nebraska. formerly Lee’s Barber Shop owner.
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Clarence Hardebeck
Fletcher Sr
Guide Lamp
St. John’s Hospital
Tipton County
Henry and
Josephine Welcher Hardebeck
Elwood
Ida R. Hardebeck
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gene Wise
California
J. W. Hardebeck
George Hardebeck
Lucy Huston
Greentown
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
David Divens
Morton St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
George Harris
Memorial Park Cemetery
Divens
Muncie
Bertha
Bill Divens
C. H. Brown
Cleveland, C
E. S. Mitten
Seymour
Charles N. Weber
Longfellow Rd
Riverview Cemetery
Mr. Mitten
Harris Nursing Home
Indianapolis
Bernice Kirk
Earl H. Kirk
Anderson
Flanner and Buchanan Broad Ripple
Kirk
Robert F. Shuman
Evansville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
James Shanahan
Knightstown
St. Mary's Cemetery
Sells and Rowe
Edwin J. Rousey
Columbus Ave
Columbus Avenue Church
Clarence Mabbitt
Walter Hurt
Frank Cram
James Clark
Donald Furnish
Jerry Shively
Leclair Searles
Fairmount
Neb
Culver City
Calif
Searles
Lee
Vermillion Youth Hosts Pratts as Guest Speakers
GILMAN The Vermillion Church Youth group hosted parents and friends with Rev. Paul S. Pratt and family missionaries to Japan as speakers. They showed color slides and Mrs. Pratt played the electric vibra-harp while Japannese curios were displayed.
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Maurice Matthew
Faun Smith of
Anderson
Ford Chaplin
Empire State Building Installs 50 Miles of Water Pipes
New York reports installation of about 50 miles of permanent water and steam service lines for tenants in the Empire State Building. The project aims to improve building utilities and tenant comfort with modern piping and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State Building
Services for Mrs Mary Mae Stewart at Rozelle Funeral Home
Mary Mae Stewart aged 76 of 2237 St Charles Street, a retired Delco Remy employee, died Friday. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 PM conducted by Rev Eldon Petry of the Church of the Brethren. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Mary ‘Mae) Stewart
St. Charles St
Delco Remy
Harold E. Rozelle
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
Memorial Park Cemetery
Two More Americans Die In Viet Nam Guerrilla War
An American pilot and a Vietnamese crewman survived a crash in the mountains after three days missing. A Marine helicopter pilot died during the search, the second American casualty of the weekend, as a warrant officer was shot aboard an Army Caribou transport near Mytho. The toll in South Viet Nam’s guerrilla warfare rises to 75 American fatalities.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Army
Mytho
U.S
Holovachka challenges disbarment in Indiana
Former Lake County Prosecutor Metro Holovachka, already under Senate Rackets Committee criticism and defeated in federal court, faces a disciplinary hearing Tuesday in Crown Point. Judge Newell Lamb will hear evidence after the Northwest Indiana Crime Commission asked disbarment. The case may last two weeks. Holovachka, 54, once Gary city controller and Lake County prosecutor, was convicted last year of evading federal income taxes and sentenced to three years. The conviction was upheld on appeal, with a rehearing sought.
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Crown Point
Ind
Lake County
Metro Holovachka
Senate
Newell Lamb
Kentland
State Supreme Court
Northwest Indiana Crime Commission
Holovachka
Gary
Thinking Out Loud Bad For America
Former NATO commander General Lauris Norstad told a Senate subcommittee that Americans talk too much and should privately reappraise U.S. foreign policy. He testified as the first witness in public hearings on national security staffing and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
NATO
Lauris Norstad
U.S
Senate
Subcommittee On
National Security
Asylum Offered for Bidault in Bayern Under Limitation
Bavarian authorities say Bidault sought police protection to shield him from De Gaulle aligned agents. French officials report Argoud, the OAS leader, was kidnapped in Munich and handed to Paris where he awaits re trial. Junker notes Bidault will receive a limited permit then permanent asylum after pledging to avoid politics in Germany.
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de Gaulle
OAS
Antoine Argoud
Munich
Paris
Junker
Bidault
Bavaria
Germany
West Germany
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
Flood Waters Drive River Towns to Higher Ground
Rains stood on a separate foundation as floodwaters swept away trees and flooded basements along Vaughn Drive. The Ohio River neared four feet above flood stage at Madison while gates of a new dam opened to the river. Boats rode out the high water, cabins flooded at Hanover Beach, and several riverfront families evacuated. Levels eased downstream with the White and Wabash rivers also receding toward Terre Haute.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Madison
Vaughn Drive
Hanover Beach
Vevay
Evansville
Petersburg
Wabash
Terre Haute
Soviet Involvement in Yemen and Cuba Ties
Orr-Ewing said the USSR clearly has implications in Yemen citing over 11.2 million dollars spent on Hodeida port development affecting the war there. He noted missile firing fast patrol boats already supplied to Cuba and soon to be provided to the Indonesian navy as significant.
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Orr- Ewing
Yemen
U.S.S.R
Hodeida
Cuba
Francis M. Jones, 46, Dies Suddenly at Home
Francis M. Jones of Route 2 died Sunday morning after a sudden illness. He was born May 17, 1916, in Richland Township and worked at Delco-Remy Plant 11. He leaves Eve lyn N. Jones, a son Darrell M. Jones, two brothers Rex C. Jones and Ralph N. Jones. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Jones Cemetery near Munice. Funeral home plans released after 3 p.m. today.
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Charles M. Judd
Ohio Ave
Community Hospital
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Mechanicsburg
Mr. Judd
Middletown
William H
Lillie M. Craig Judd
Delco-Remy
Roxie
Janice del Molino
Anderson
Lillie Judd
Shirley
Ruby Jones
New Castle
Massie Judd
Ralph
William
Robert Judd
Samuel Judd
Walter J. Skehan
Brown St
Rehbek
Mr. Skehan
Alexandria Metal Products Company
Anderson Country Club
Patrick
Catherine Collins Skehan
Caroline
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bernard McNamara
Oak Park
Hll
Clarence Chambers
Herbert Skehan
Ralph Skehan
Cleveland
Joseph Skehan
Pawpaw, Mich
Neily Ryan
California
Phillip Skehan
O. P
Providence College
Providence, R. I
Edgar Kurt Reich
Nuremburg
Bavaria
St. John’s Hospital
Germany
Reich
Gisela E. Bond
Willow Lane
Elfrieda
Bond
Anna Marie Lamb
Bridgeport
Baker Brothers Funeral
E. F. Lorenz
Christ Lutheran Church
Francis M. Jones
Rt. 2
First Methodist Church
Richland Township
Claude
Alice Matthew Jones
Evelyn N
Darrell M. Jones
Rex C. Jones
Ralph N. Jones
Tams River
N. J
Robert W. Fribley
Jones Cemetery
Muncie
Russell H. Ewbank
Noblesville
Russell H. Eubank
Riverview Hospital
Greensburg
Evans, Godby and Trout
Robert E. Pebley
Crownland
Eubank
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Council and Commandery
Horace D. Eubank
Bertha Rushton
Anna Druery
Cicero Man Charles Zirkle 91 Dies After Illness
Charles H Zirkle 91 of Cicero died from a heart attack at his home after a weeklong illness. Born in Middletown he is survived by son Wadie a sister Mrs Cordin Templeton of Middletown six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Cusicks Mortuary Cicero will conduct funeral services at 2 p m today with burial in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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J. Roy Dunbar
Delaware St
Rehbek
Chillicothe
Ill
F. C. Cline Lumber Company
Margaret
Dunbar
Park Place
IOOF
Calumet
Kathryn Bevel
Jim Bevel
James A. Southwick
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Sandra Zirkle
Anderson
Ed Dunbar
Bradford
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Funeral
Cicero
Charles H. Zirkle
Wadie
Cordin Templeton
Cusicks Mortuary
Mechanicsburg
Wilkinson Runyon Rites Held For Ace Wilkinson
Ace Runyon of Greenfield, 70, retired farmer, died suddenly at home. Funeral at Warrington Nazarene Church with Rev. Russell Roberts. burial in McCray Cemetery in Wilkinson. Survived by widow Olive Ruth, six daughters, four sons, two stepdaughters, two stepsons, three sisters, two brothers, and many grandchildren.
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Wilkinson
Ace Runyon
North St
Greenfield
Warrington Nazarene Church
Russell Roberts
McCray
Condo and Son Funeral
Olive Ruth
Amelia Wiley
Louise Reffitt
Catherine Sark
Bertha Huff
Charlottesville
Gusta Marcum
New Castle
Barbara Young
Ralph
Richmond
Ace Jr
Indianapolis
Delbert
Westport
Richard
Kankakee
Ill
Funeral rites held for Clarence O Buller insurance man
Funeral services for Clarence O Buller an insurance man since 1932 were to be held at Summitville Christian Church at 2 p m with Rev Richard Moore officiating. Burial followed at Vinson Memorial Cemetery. The body lay in state from noon Tuesday at the church and friends called at Vinson Hassler Funeral Home.
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Summitville
Clarence O. Buller
Summitville Christian Church
Richard Moore
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Vinson-Hassler Funeral Home
Ex-Convicts Involved In Fatal Desert Shooting
Police described a deadly daytime shooting near Bakersfield in which two ex convicts forced a car, commanded suspects to drive, and opened fire on a police officer. Powell was arrested hours later. Smith was detained after a reenactment debate over who fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
Campbell
Bakersfield
Powell
California Highway Patrol
Smith
Brooks
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Noel S. Widdifield
Morris C. Widdifield
Mounds Rd
USAF
James Connally Afb
Tex
Ann M. Harris
Cox
Mae Rinker
Ruth Wright
Mary Scott
Bertha Haller
Gladys Richman
Edith Kendall
Sitk’n Satin Bath Tovay
DRUC
Elizabeth Posther
W. 13Th St
Westside Nursing Home
Tillie Reddin
Klute, Beach and Henry Funeral Home
Lutheria Cemetery
H. L. Lanahan
Phillip Hilsamer
East Maplewood Cemetery
Bessie Crabb
William Reeve
Manon
Kenneth Pritchard
Betty Bowsher
Monticello
Barbara Lemon
Reynolds
DISCO
Robert E. Shuman
Ted Thomas Stanley
Tom and
Juanita Smith Stanley
Main St
T & T Sanitation Service
Linda
Marie Smith
Ted Stanley
Joe Stanley
Rushville
Brown and Butz Funeral
East Mapleowod Cemetery
W. H. Patterson
First Free Will Baptist Church
Chesterfield
Earl Reeve
11Th St
George
Edna Reeve
Nichols and Carmichael
Paul Pratts
Vermillion Youth
Viet Nam
America
Standt’s
Jewelers
MR. E. C. O’hair
Standt's Jewelers
Charles Zirkle
Rosa M. Finch Pendleton
Rosa M. Finch
John A. Finch
Rt. 1
Lapel
Windston-Salem
N.C
Levi Sides
Old German Church of the Brethren
Old German Brethren Church
Herman Schuman
Willis Benedict
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Barbara Teghtmeyer
Dundee
Kans
Nettie Morrison
Clayton
Ala
Albert Finch
George Finch
North Manchester
Bertha Boothe
Dayton
Elma
Skiles
C. J. Sides
Trudy
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