85 Aboard Navy Transport Land Safely In Hawaii
A four engined Navy Constellation carrying 85 people including women and children landed safely in Hawaii after two engines failed in flight and a third quit during landing. Lt Cmdr Ekelund piloted the craft 850 miles in six hours with two tons jettisoned to stay aloft. one engine failed on final approach. An Air Force helicopter crash near Diamond Head prompted rescue, while passengers expressed relief at the safe arrival and briefed them about the perilous flight.
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Hilo
Hawaii
UPI
Navy
Cmdr
Robert L. Ekelund
Los Altos
Calif
Ekelund
Copter
Air Force
Molokai
Diamond Head
Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Tripler Army Hospital
Samuel Banks
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
Mitsuo Minamoto
Lowrey Afb
Colorado
Kennedy Latin Leaders Agree On Central America Program
The United States pledged to speed Central America’s economic social progress and counter Castro subversion. Leaders signed a declaration with five Central American republics and Panama after two days of talks. They plan a April high level meeting to tighten Cuba travel controls and urge broader regional cooperation while pursuing Alliance for Progress.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
United States
Central America
Cuba
U. S
Kennedy
Central American
Panama
Alliance For Progress
Council of American States
House Plan On Districting Nears Finish
INDIANAPOLIS UPI A special Indiana House committee neared agreement on immediate reapportionment of the lower chamber on a population basis. Senate action lagged as lawmakers eyed placing reapportionment before finances in a special session resuming after a six day recess. The House, meeting briefly, adjourned after a party for Speaker Guthrie as the Senate took no action on its calendar.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana House
Senate
Welsh
House
Richard Guthrie
Senate Gop
Marshall Nzer
Plymouth
Kizer
Wendell Martin
Martin
Trucker Dies Along Highway in Indiana and Ohio
Clarence O. Heavner a 51 year old Morrison Trucking Co driver died of a heart attack after pulling his truck off Ind 67 near Huntsville. The body was taken to Shirey Funeral Home Daleville and later to Hopkins Funeral Home Akron for burial in Randolph Ohio. He is survived by his wife Lena two sons Ronald and Robert his parents Mr and Mrs William Heavner a brother Paul and three grandchildren.
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Daleville
Clarence O. Heavner
Morrison Trucking Co
Heavner
Huntsville
Ind
Cecil Carmichael
Carmichael
Shirey
Harold Oechsle
Daleville Methodist Church
Hopkins Funeral
Akron
Ohio
Frederick Harrold
Randolph
Lena
Norma
Ronald
Robert
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
William H. Heavner
Hundred
W. Va
Paul
Tornadoes Flood Midwest South Cause Heavy Damage
Severe storms and tornadoes swept across the South and Midwest causing extensive damage and flooding. About 150 families faced Ohio River flood waters while towns in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and others reported injuries and structural destruction.
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Plumbing Company
Jasper
Ind
Ohio
Publishers and editors accuse Kennedy of lying over Cuba crisis
Washington publishers and editors charged the Kennedy administration lied to the press and public during the Cuban crisis. They urged government news guidelines for future crises while House subcommittee hearings open on federal news management and criticize remarks by Arthur Sylvester.
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Washington
UPI
House
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Moss
James B. Reston
New York Times
Students Hear Crash Victim At Joint Anderson Convocation
David Hall 26 from Green Bay Wis speaks to over 3 200 students from Anderson St Marys and local junior highs about the consequences of careless driving The week long series aims to reach more than 10 000 teens in schools and clubs across Anderson Madison County as sponsors cover costs through civic groups and chambers of commerce.
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Anderson High School
David Hall
Green Bay
Wis
Hall
Anderson
St.Mary’s
Central
South Side
Delco-Remy
Pendleton High School
Anderson College
Anderson Lions Club
Madison Heights High School
Madison County
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Bart Starr
Green Bay Packers
Sparks Steps Down As AHS Athletic Head
Anderson High School athletic director Joseph C. Sparks resigns effective June 30 after 1962 63 contract. He will remain on faculty next year as the board studies salary changes and names a successor. Sparks began in 1947 as an elementary P E teacher and has served as athletic director for three years.
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Joseph C. Sparks
Anderson High School
Board of
Sparks
Anderson
AHS
G. E. Ebbertt
George Vaught
29Th Street
Ebbertt
Anderosa High School
Severe Weather Ravages Indiana With Tornado Toll Rising
A heavy storm system pounded Indiana with tornadoes and floods. Beckt Mill area reported two deaths Teresa Morgan and Opal Collier aged 63 and 52. a girl, Donna Ensminger, drowned in an Indianapolis ditch. Authorities noted four tornadoes and extensive damage across central and southern counties. Lightning also damaged a residence at 2432 Meridian St. Traffic disrupted on Main and Brown streets near the New York Central overpasses.
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United Press International
South
Midwest
Illinois
West Virginia
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Midlands
Salem
Ind
Indianapolis
Albany
Decatur
Ala
Europa
Miss
Tennessee
White House
Tenn
Portland
Intal
Anderson
Main St
Brown St
New York Central
John Manship Jr
Meridian St
Washington County
Indiana
Jasper
Beck’s Mill
Crete
Ohio Line
Rush
Fayette Counties
Teresa Morgan
Opal Collier
Campbellsburg
Donna Ensminger
Fluoridation Talk Set Friday at Linder's on the Point
Dr. Wilbur Bond of Greensfork will lecture on The Unsound Medical Reasons Behind Fluoridation at a public meeting sponsored by the Anderson Anti Fluoridation Committee. The event is Friday at 7 30 p m in the Upstairs Room at Linders on the Point with no admission charge.
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Wilbur Bond
Greensfork
Anderson Anti
Jewels and Furs Worth 50000 Stolen In Indianapolis Robbery
Two men posing as deliverymen robbed a wealthy Indianapolis widow and her maid, taking jewels and furs valued at 50000. Ann Stolkin, 65, and Rosie Massen, 71, bound with tape, escaped injuries after causing a neighbor to hear their cries. The crime follows two similar in month with other victims in the area.
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Indianapolis
Ann Stolkin
Indiana Finance Co
Morton Denies Aim Is Vice Presidency
Senator Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky rejected any plan to run for vice president saying a candidate runs for the top job, not the vice presidency. Beardsley had suggested Morton could be a strong GOP vice presidential pick in 1964.
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Morton
Louisville
Thruston B. Morton
Walter R. Beardsley
Leonard Read to Speak on The Essence of Americanism
Leonard E Read, president of the Foundation for Economic Education in New York, will discuss The Essence of Americanism at a public meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Anderson High School Auditorium. The event is co sponsored by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and Anderson Women for Constitutional Government. Free tickets are available at local offices and banks. Read has long worked with chambers of commerce and held leadership roles in multiple organizations.
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Leonard E. Read
New York
Foundation For Economic Education
Anderson High School
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Women For Constitutional Government Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan
Citizens Bank
Citizens Banking Company
Anderson Banking Company
Read
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
National Industrial Conference Board
Indiana Finalists Named in 1963 Mrs. America Contest
Three Indiana finalists were chosen in the preliminary rounds in Indianapolis. Mrs. George W. Johnson, 32, Mrs. Perry Mangas, 29, and Mrs. William S. Van Scoik, 36, were selected for recipes quizzes and essays. State winners advance to Miami Beach for the national pageant April 22 to 29.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
George W. Johnson
Perry Mangas
Elwood
William S. van Scoik
Fort Wayne
Miami Beach
CAB completes difficult airlift removing jetliner wreckage
The Civil Aeronautics Board said it has virtually completed the removal of the Chicago bound jetliner wreckage from the crash site in the Florida Everglades, a major effort described as one of the most difficult airlifts in aviation history.
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Washington
Cuban Exile Raids Claim Damaging Soviet Base
Two Cuban exile groups Alpha 66 and the Second National Front of Escambray said their commandos attacked a Soviet base in Cuba, injuring Russian personnel and damaging a merchant ship. The State Department condemned such raids as ineffective and the Justice Department opened a neutrality-law inquiry.
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Washington
UPS
Cuba
Alpha 66
Second National Front
Escambray
State Department
Moscow
Havana
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
At St. John's Hospital a girl was born to Everett Berry and wife of 1620 E 18th St. A boy arrived for Tyler Mullins of 202 1 Lonsvale Dr. at St. John's. At Community Hospital several births occurred including Wallace Smith, Lynn Morford of 2609 EF 3rd St., a boy. Leonard Madigan of Fairmount, a boy. Robert and wife of 1637 W 16th St., a girl. Maurice Gaither and wife welcomed a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Everett Berry
18Th St
Tyler Mullins
Lonsvale Dr
Community Hospital
Wallace Smith
Lynn Morford
Leonard Madigan
Fairmount
Robert
Maurice Gaither
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Shadeland Elementary
Anderson Public Schools
14Th St
Herald
Mexico
Helsinki
Finland
Rauno Tammilehti
John D. Moss
D-Calif
House Information Subcommittee
Winhue
Jackson St
Harrison Eiteljorg
Sonja
Max Goldberg
Near North Side
Cliff Breeden
West Lafayette
Purdue University
Purdue
Cheri Illyes
Cicero
Hamilton County
Gary Lee Wilson
Rt. 1
Markleville
Anderson and Vicinity
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