18 Die In Crash of King Saud's Private Airliner
A private jet carrying King Saud's delegation crashed in the Alps, presumed to have killed all 18 aboard. Reports list four Americans among the passengers, unnamed, with the king safe in France.
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Santanna DI Valdieri
Italy
UPI
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French Riviera
London Daily Express
Dusty Rhodes
Herbert Wunderlich
Mr. McCay
Mr. Farmer
Saudi Arabia
Geneva
Nice
France
Indiana Senate approves 1.48 billion budget on second reading
The Indiana Senate, urged by Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine, moved to approve a 1.48 billion biennium budget on second reading after a special session. The chamber trimmed the bills to restore them to shape as snow and fog delayed wreckage searches for a Saudi plane missing near the French Alps.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
Richard O. Ristine
Senate
Italy
Finance Committee
Saud
House Senate
Berlin Talks Set to Resume Between United States and Soviet Union
UPI reports Washington officials say there is no signal Khrushchev will abandon Berlin talks. Moscow had earlier urged a resumption of exploratory discussions and a first session in the Western Allies split over East West Berlin demilitarized status amid the Cuban crisis backdrop.
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UPI
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States
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Union
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Free City
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Germany
Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Patna
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Sec
Rotary
East Germany
Ereign
U. S
Paice
Gatera dc
E. Frick, Jr
Tathee
William E. Frick
William Frank Barbee
Dalian
Jury Trial Continues Amid Senate Budget Debate
A fragmented report details a tense session where Ristine and Governor Welsh proposed sending lawmakers home during a conference on fiscal matters. Democrats showed cautious interest while criticizing tax procedures, amid broader tensions over Soviet talks and domestic legal actions.
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Ristine
Conference
Senate
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Terre Haute Fire Destroys Ten Stores Downtown
Wind fed flames swept half a block of downtown Terre Haute destroying ten stores and damaging more than a dozen others. Five buildings were consumed in the blaze with cleanup under way on Wabash Avenue as police looting precautions were stepped up. Seven men were treated at area hospitals.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Terra Haute
Hee
JFK Warns Reds On Cuban Sovereignty
Former President John F Kennedy warns the Soviet Union over Cuba's sovereignty in a developing Cold War era context. The report notes a partly cloudy forecast with warmer temperatures and a sunset time.
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JFK
Reds
Medical Aid Bill Blocked in Idaho and Indiana Turmoil
A chaotic weather and political update crosses Indiana and Costa Rica as a medical aid bill stalls in Congress. The report notes tornadic storms in Indiana, a housing fire in a Deming Building basement bowling alley, and a Kennedy speech in Costa Rica challenging Cuba. The piece also cites Ohio River flood impacts and Indiana legislative splits on funding.
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Indiana
Onsiierall
Washington
UPI
Isary
Howard W. Smith
Wedya
Dr Stone to Speak for Model UN event at Anderson College
The 1963 Model United Nations program at Anderson College will feature Dr Candace Stone as a keynote speaker. The session focuses on Life Behind the Iron Curtain and international relations with delegates from Central American republics in attendance.
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Church of God
United Nations General Assembly
Anderson Collegejeral Assembly
Cveim Ai Snenuis Avs
Wun Gaan
International Relations Club
Anderson Department of Sesor
Model UN
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Rob
H. Reardon
Dr. Stone
Dag Ham
Markfold
Terre Haute
Indiana
West Side Venue Fails to Open Under Court Order
A West Side tavern was ordered padlocked by Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith amid a revenue dispute and state permit issues. Prosecutor William F. Lawler labeled the case as tied to a proposed tax package with a possible one third hike, while defendants include John W. Brown and Marcia Goens. The restraining order pauses operations pending court action.
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Robert W. Lockridge
Wabash.Avenue
Kennedy
Ohio House Committee
Pete Heer
Gio
Heston
Viva Kennedy
Indianapolis
Re . Brown
Ray McManus
Kentucky
Education & Labor Committee
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Seeer
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Carl T
Jammin
Smith
W. 16Th
John W. Brown
Johnson
Marcia Goens
Mar
Matthew E. Welsh
Circuit Court
Urban League Job Group Outlines Coming Year Plans
Anderson Urban League Job Development and Employment Committee members met in the Delco Remy Building to plan for the coming year. Chair Chet Craig led the session with Morris Rossen Richard Warren and other board members present. William B. Harper discussed challenges faced by African Americans and other groups in Anderson.
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Anderson Urban League
Delco-Remy Engineering
Anderson
Chet Craig
Urban League Board of Directors
Morris Rossen
Richard Warren
Leland Fisher
J and
George Slinkard
James Amstrong
Wahn Dean
Robert Land
Thamas Vermillion
William B. Harper
Read Warns Against Inflationary Policy
Leonard E Read president of the Foundation for Economic Freedom spoke to a large crowd at Anderson High School criticizing government control and reliance, urging self reliant American citizenry. He warned that inflation erodes value and that monetary growth drives price collapse. The piece notes a joint U.S. Soviet weather satellite program and communications link for meteorological data and global public access.
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Leonard E. Read
American Public Today
Foundation For Economi
Freedom
New York
Anderson High School
Rome
Reed
Read
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S
Unscrubbed Early News Fragment From Bakersfield
A garbled Bakersfield fragment mentions a two year old boy and a four year old girl, a daughter, and a young girl. It also notes a marriage involving a couple named Asta and a 14 year old, with other unclear details in the text.
College Student Talks By Handicapped Man Of The Year
David Hall, a 19 year old paralyzed auto crash survivor, visits Anderson College to lecture about safe driving. More than 3,300 students heard him at Andersone High School as he recounted his crash and lifelong injuries. He will speak again at the White House ceremony on May 9 with safety officials noting the strong campus turnout.
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Andersre High School
Denis
Nhen
Anderson College
Music Hall
College Drive
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Colum
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from Community Hospital and St Johns Hospital list several newborns. Families named include Sheets, Chambless, Clanin, Due, Holt, Fair, Berry, Mullins, Bell, Prince, Duffy, and Jones from Indianapolis and surrounding areas. A mix of boys and girls born to couples at multiple addresses.
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Billy Sheets
Anderson
George Chambless
38Th
Marvin Clanin
Sheridan St
Oscar Due
Indianapolis
Wayne Holt
Charles Fair
Chesterfield
St Johns Hivepiatte
Everett Berry
Isth
Tyler Mullins
Pham St
Jesse Bell
Lonsvale Ra
Archie Prince
Lincoln St
Bas
Martin Duffy
Wabash
Lawrence Jones
Oth St
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