U S Officer's Home Bombed in Saigon Attack
A grenade damaged a U S colonel's living room in Saigon on Fight America Day. The colonel, his wife, and three guests were lightly hurt, treated and released. Communists used the holiday to denounce U S chemical defoliants and condemn Diem, with radio outlets touting demonstrations nationwide.
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Madison County Courthouse Opens Saturdays in April
Madison County officials announced Saturday hours at the courthouse starting April 6 to improve service for tax payments and other duties. County Auditor Joe Armington reports a rush of real estate mortgage statements, while township statements are mailing and Anderson city notices are pending. Deputies conduct the annual canvass to list personal property with schedules due by May 15.
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Madison County
Woman Injured Slightly In 3 Car Crash Yesterday
An Anderson woman suffered knee lacerations in a three car crash at Lindberg Road and Indiana 109 yesterday evening. Dorothy Marie Brauner of 616 School Street was injured as a car driven by James Hacker of 109 Trent Avenue pulled in front of hers. a third car driven by John Grimes of 2325 East 9th Street began to pull into the intersection when the collision occurred. Grimes and Hacker were uninjured.
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Anderson
Lindberg Rd
Ind
Dorothy Marie Brauner
School St
Brauner
James Hacker
Trent Ave
John Grimes
9Th St
Union Official James L. McDevitt Dies at 64
James L. McDevitt 64 national director of AFL CIO COPE died Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage while attending a labor conference in Oklahoma City. The AFL-CIO announced the death.
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Washington
UPI
James L. McDevitt
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Oklahoma City
Texan Dies From Explosion Injuries in Indiana Pumping Station
The body of Ted L. Wickens, 46, Houston, Texas, is returned to Houston after dying from injuries from an explosion at a Panhandle Eastern pumping station near Montezuma, Indiana last week. He died Tuesday in Houston.
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Ted L. Wickens
Houston
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Houst
Panhandle
Eastern Poenie Co
Montezuma
Fifth Holdup At Meadows Motel In Indianapolis Reported
A gunman robbed the Meadows Motel in Indianapolis taking 80 dollars in cash. It marked the fifth motel holdup in a little over a year at the fashionable property. Match sticks toledo article notes lumber demand.
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Indianapolis
Meadows
Toledo
Bishop Werner to Lead Lenten Series at First Methodist
Bishop Hazen G. Werner, presiding bishop of the Ohio Area, will headline a four day Lenten Series at Anderson First Methodist Church from Sunday to Wednesday. He will speak at 8:30 and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sessions with a Youth Night reception Sunday.
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Detroit
Flint
Michigan
Dayton
Europe
England
Korea
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Africa
Robert W. Fribley
Plane crash near Hawaii tests nerves of crew
A CF 121 carrying 62 military personnel 14 dependents and 8 Navy crew from Hickam AFB to Travis AFB diverted after an engine failed and oil loss forced a return to Hilo. The crew dumped baggage at sea to lighten the Constellation, made a cautious landing, and evacuated passengers despite a tire blowout.
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Travis Afb
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Hickam
Travis
Ekelund
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Hilo
Air Force
Government urged new steps to free information flow from South Viet Nam
Reston told a subcommittee the news situation was less dire than some claim and that a good reporter can uncover more now. Moss said the panel would consider the issue with the State and Defense Departments in the coming weeks, noting officials who are informed in crises are often unavailable. He cited White House and State as examples.
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Herbert Brucker
Hartford
Charles S. Rowe
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Cuba
Howard W. Bell
Poent
National Association of Broadcasters
Coughlin
Brucker
Heavy Rains and Tornado Damage Hit Indiana and Ohio
A multi location weather outbreak caused funnel clouds near Jasper and Crete with houses leveled and a barn destroyed. Cloudbursts and high winds disrupted power, floods closed roads, and Ohio River floodwaters forced evacuations near Madison and New Albany as crews fought erosion and damage across several counties.
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Fayette - Rush
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Crete
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Indianapolis
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Public Lecture Dinner Invite for Anderson Meeting
Address and all interested persons are invited to attend with guests. Invitations sent to individuals and organizations outside Anderson. If attendance exceeds 500, alternative seating and speaker system will be used. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. precedes the meeting. reservations to Vera Black or Linder's by tomorrow March 21.
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Cuban ExileRaid at Isabella de Sousa Port Sparks Naval Clash
A Cuban exile group Alpha 66 says its commandos landed at Isabella de Saua port in Cuba and clashed with Russian forces aboard a merchant ship. The ship opened fire. the Alpha 66 protecting ship answered, with Russians suffering heavy damage and over a dozen killed. Two commandos were wounded. Spokesmen Antonio Veciana and Cecilio Vazquez spoke for Alpha 66 and the Second Front. The raiders stayed ashore about 45 minutes aiming to demolish the Russian outpost.
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Cuba
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City Proposes Plan to Eliminate Heavy Trucks From Bridge
East Side Community Club heard A. J. Broderick outline a plan to lower bridge clearance on the E. 10th Street span to permit light traffic but bar heavy trucks. Signs would reroute large vehicles. meeting led by Charles Bates with talks by three high school exchange students and Rev. John W. V. Smith.
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A. J. Broderick
East Side
John W. V. Smith
Indiana House Debates Budget Delays and Reapportionment Plan
The Indiana House and Senate clash over a budget and reapportionment as a special session begins. GOP moves on reapportionment draw criticism while Democrats push for a top priority on the budget and tax changes. A House impeachment consideration for Welsh is halted. About 50,000 Chihuahua residents register to migrate to the U.S. for farm work, with only half likely to depart.
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New Castle
Robert Rock
D-Anderson
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Hagerstown
Welsh
Waltz
Guthrie
Sen
Richard Newhouse
Morristown
Mexico City
Chihuahua State
United States
Edgeman, 70, Retired Delco-Remy Employee Dies
Lawrence M. Edgeman, a retired Delco Remy employee and former Anderson resident, died Monday at St. Catherine's Hospital in Belleview Nebraska after a long illness. He lived 42 years in Anderson before moving to Nebraska in 1960 to live with his daughter and son in law Delbert Turner Jr. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Turner and Mrs Donald Thompson of Houston, a son William M. Edgeman of Anderson, 11 grandchildren, and one brother Charles Edgeman of Anderson. Baker Brothers handling arrangements.
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Delco-Remy
Anderson
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Belleview
Neb
Graysville
Edgeman
Nebraska
Delbert Turner Jr
Turner
Donald Thompson
Houston
Tex
William M. Edgeman
Charles Edgeman
Mrs. Inez Luse Dies At Nursing Home
Mrs. Inez Luse 84 of 2020 N B St Elwood died at Miramar Nursing Home Tuesday afternoon after a brief illness. Born February 24 1879 in Morgantown Indiana she was daughter of John W and Amanda Raid Julian. She married Cash C Luce January 17 1914 and leaves nieces and nephews. Funeral at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Friday 10 a.m. Rev J E McCoy officiating burial in Little Eagle Cemetery Jolietsville with flowers omitted.
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Inez Luse
N. B St
Miramar
Morgantown
Ind
John W
Amanda Raid Julian
East Main Street
Copher
Kennedy and Latin Leaders Push Central American Plan
Kennedy pledges an initial contribution to a new fund for Central American economic integration as six Central American presidents sign a regional development push. Washington may back 150 to 250 million over 10 years for a common policy, customs union, labor mobility, social benefits, payment systems, and stronger policy consultation.
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Kennedy
Panama
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Honduras
el Salvador
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Guatemala
Central America
Isthmus
Anderson Obituaries A slate of local death notices
James E. Lewis 76 died at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Frank Clem 90 former Anderson fire chief buried Memorial Park Cemetery. Roman Bagienski 77 native of Poland buried St. Mary's Cemetery. Martin Doyle 87 died in Logansport funeral at Harold E. Rozelle. Beatrice Marie Couch 68 buried Memorial Park Cemetery. George L. Kestner 82 buried Memorial Park with memorial service. Raymond Morris 77 burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Carl E. Lewis 73 burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Rail terminals note: about 40 percent of U S railroads have Anderson workers involved in Chicago terminals.
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Veteran's Hospital
Indianapolis
Central Ave
Sells’ and Rowe
George Harris
East Lynn
Frank Clem
Anderson
Albright Funeral Home
David Barclay
Trinity Episcopal Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clem
Roman Bagienski
Cedar St
Poland
Brown and Butz
St. Ambrose Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Bagienski
Martin Doyle
E. 8Th St
Logansport
Harold E. Rozelle
Donald Tharp
Frankton Christian Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Beatrice M. Couch
Beatrice Marie Couch
19Th St
Waltz and Hiday
Couch
George L. Kestner
Noble St
Wallace W. Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Basil McCartney
Keith Reddick
Paul Kinnaman
Jim Agnes
Barney Huntzinger
Frank Wean
Ralph McCoy
Roscoe Crites
Howard ‘Ballinger
Harold O’bryant
William Scott
George Scott
Raymond Morris
Raymond Richard
Ray) Morris
W. 21St St
L. C. May Funeral Home
O. B. Johnson
The
Elks
East Maplewood Cemetery
Carl E. Lewis
Carl E
Henry) Lewis
Main St
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Obituary notice for Nelle Alexander and survivors
Death notice from Mansfield Ohio reports the death of Mrs Nelle Alexander. Burial occurred in Mansfield. Surviving sisters include Mrs Mable Turner of Owensboro Kentucky and Lillian Hughes of Marion.
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Nelle Alexander
Mansfield
Ohio
That City
Mable Turner
Owentown
Lillian Hughes
Marion
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Gilbert E Shaw 58 of Shirley dies suddenly at home. He lived 21 years in the area and belonged to Shirley Christian Church. Funeral at Shirley Christian Church with burial at Wilkinson McCray Cemetery. Survivors include widow Wilima three sisters and a brother. Emma V Edwards 72 dies. services Wednesday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel, Rev Marion O King officiating, burial Brookside Cemetery.
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Gilbert E. Shaw
Shirley Christian Church
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Verle Libby
George Flemming
McCray
Wilima
May Reece
Helen Miller
New Castle
Edith Williams
Cadiz
Hobart Shaw
Knightstown
Martha Jean Thompson
Shaw
Emma Edwards
Emma V. Edwards
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Marion O. King
Brookside Cemetery
Severe Floods Reach West Virginia and Metropolis Ill
Floods inundate Metropolis Illinois forcing evacuations and washing away railcar fertilizer. West Virginia towns Weston Parsons Kingwood Rowlesburg face rising rivers and road blockages as counties brace for higher Monongahela waters. Snow blankets Minnesota towns Mitchell Alexandria Willmar halting bus service.
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Ill
West Virginia
West Fork
Weston
Cheat River
Parsons
W Va
Appalachian
Kingwood
Rowlesbupag
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Brownsville
Elizabeth
Charleroi
Braddock, A
Mining Congress Convention Opens in Pittsburgh
The American Mining Congress will hold a four day convention in Pittsburgh starting May 5. Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall and Governor William W. Scranton are slated as featured speakers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
The
American Mining Congress
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
William W. Scranton
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