18 Die In Crash of King Saud's Private Airliner
King Saud's throne-equipped private jet crashed in the Alps, killing 18 aboard as authorities ponder a possible in-flight bomb. Reports note the king was safe in the French Riviera. The London Daily Express listed four Americans among the dead, named Dusty Rhodes Herbert Wunderlich Mr McCay and Mr Farmer.
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Santanna DI Valdieri
Italy
UPI
King Saud
Alps
French Riviera
London Daily Express
Dusty Rhodes
Herbert Wunderlich
Mr. McCay
Mr. Farmer
Saudi Arabia
Geneva
Nice
France
Matto
Here
Saud
Mecca
Indiana Senate approves 1.48 billion budget on second reading
The Indiana Senate in a 15 minute session amended the biennial budget and revenue plan after Lt. Gov. Ristine pushed action on fiscal problems. A final passage and House-Senate conference followed as lawmakers eyed a bipartisan, expedited fate.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
Richard O. Ristine
House-Senate
Ristine
Senate
House
Welsh
Conference
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
U S and Soviet Plan Space Weather and Probes
U S and Soviet scientists signed a joint weather satellite program and urged broader cooperation to include probes to other planets. They also agreed to launch Echo II for tests and to establish a shared space weather data network for global access.
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Rome
U.S
Anatoly A. Blagonravov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Dryden
Blagonravov
Triplets Boost Bakersfield Family to Seven Children
An 18 year old woman in Bakersfield gave birth to triplets Tuesday night, bringing the family count to seven. Anita Escobedo said she first asked her husband Jose if she would get an automatic washer now that she has her hands full with the newborns. The triplets include two girls and a boy, all weighing around four pounds, while the couple already has twin older children and another daughter and son. The Escobedos wed when Anita was 14.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Jose
Anita Escobedo
Escobedo
Escobedos
Anita
Berlin Talks Set for New Round of Exploratory Talks
The United States and Russia plan to resume exploratory talks on Berlin with the first session likely in Washington next week. Soviet envoy Khrushchev seeks West Berlin pullout for a demilitarized free city. Washington backs Allied access and opposed to East German sovereignty. Officials say Khrushchev’s stance may not soften.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Germany
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Jury Trial Continues In Lapel Auto Crash Case
The Circuit Court hears a $25,000 damage suit filed by a Lapel boy alleging permanent injuries from an auto accident that killed three people. Testimony began Tuesday after juror selection and William Frank Barbee 21 of Lapel is the defendant.
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William E. Frick, Jr
William E. Frick, Sr
William Frank Barbee
Lapel
Frick
Read Warns Against Inflationary Policy
Leonard E. Read president of the Foundation for Economic Freedom spoke at Anderson High School on Essence of Americanism. He warned that inflation grows when money supply expands and criticized government for overreaching as automation isolates citizens from the fruits of labor. He urged self reliance and warned revenue levels erode value.
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Leonard E. Read
Foundation For Economic Freedom
New York
Anderson High School
Read
Reed
GOP Supports Budget Increase In Indiana
Indiana Republicans backed state spending increases requiring 160 to 200 million dollars in new tax revenue at a Wednesday meeting. Chair H. Dale Brown signaled no full endorsement, urging restraint and suggesting any new taxes should aid property tax relief, school funding, and aid for disabled and mentally ill, while noting support for a county educational surtax and existing-law revenue options.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
GOP
H. Dale Brown
Brown
Indiana
House
Matthew E. Welsh
West Side Place Ordered Closed
Prosecutor William F. Lawler alleged the west-side tavern operated without a state permit and a judge ordered the establishment padlocked. Circuit Judge Carl T. Smith issued an emergency restraining order against rooms at 1020 and 1020 W. 16th St with a hearing set for April 8 at 1 30 p.m. in Circuit Court. Defendants named are John W. Johnson Marcia Goens and Marcia Johnson.
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William F. Lawler
Carl T. Smith
Smith
16Th St
John W. Johnson
Marcia Goens
Marcia Johnson
Circuit
College Students To Hear U S Handicapped Man Of The Year
America's Handicapped Man of the Year David Hall heads to Anderson College to deliver safe driving talks beginning at 9 a.m. to 850 students at Music Hall. He later addresses Lions Club at noon and Madison Heights high school at 2 p.m. after speaking to 3,300 at Anderson High.
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U.S
America
David Hall
Anderson College
Anderson
Young Hall
President's Committee On Employment of
Kennedy
White House
Hall
College Drive
E. 8Th St
Lions Club
Madison Heights
Halil
Anderson High School
Anderson High
St. Mary's
Central
South Side
Spring Warmth Returns After Indiana Storms of 1963
The era of severe weather resumes as Indiana endures a turbulent system with tornadoes hail and heavy rain. Flooding affects the Ohio River area with barges trapped at Markland dam and a cofferdam bottleneck delaying passage. Forecasters call for a warmer trend and near normal temps into the week.
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Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
Ohio River
White
Ohio
Markland Dam
Robert W. Lockridge
Markland
Kentucky
Terre Haute Fire Destroys Five Buildings in Downtown Blaze
A pre-dawn fire on Wabash Avenue in Terre Haute wiped out five downtown buildings, leaving an estimated five million dollars in damage. Ten stores burned, more than a dozen damaged, seven people hospitalized, and extensive evacuations followed as firefighters from the region fought the flames.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Sixth and
Wabash
Deming
Norman Fesler
Orangana
Wabash Avenue
Ray McManus
Forrest Sherer
Sherer
Fesler
Indianapolis
Kennedy warns Cuba sovereignty clash in Costa Rica speech
President Kennedy told a Costa Rican crowd that the United States will not permit Cuba to yield sovereignty to the Soviet Union. He urged against empire expansion in the hemisphere and highlighted shared freedom and economic progress with Americas nations before departing for home.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Russia
University of Cost Rica
Americas
Viva Kennedy
Carlos Montalvan
University of
Medical Aid Bill Blocked by House Rules Committee
The House Rules Committee deadlocked 7 to 7 on President Kennedy’s $237 million medical schools and students aid bill with an absent administrator supporter. Chairman Howard W. Smith said the vote does not kill the bill and may lead to reconsideration after assessing other federal school aid legislation. The panel also rejected a plan to split the Education and Labor Committee and discussed broadcasting committee hearings.
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Washington
UPI
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Rules
Dr Candace Stone to Speak at Anderson Model UN Event
Dr Candace Stone will headline the 1963 Model United Nations event at Anderson College. A former chair in social science, she will address campus convocation on March 28 and speak on March 30 at Park Place Church of God to delegates, with additional lectures during her four day visit.
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Candace Stone
United Nations General Assembly
Anderson College
Anderson Department of Social Science
Robert H. Reardon
Music Hall
8Th St
Stone
Park Place
Urban League Job Group Outlines Plans for Anderson
Members of the Job Department and Employment Committee of the Anderson Urban League met in the Delco Remy Engineering Building to map plans for the coming year. The session addressed human relations problems in business and industry affecting Anderson and the community. Chet Craig chaired the meeting with Morris Rossen Richard Warren Leland Fisher and others in attendance. William R B Harper explained current challenges faced by Negroes and other minority groups locally.
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Anderson Urban League
Delco-Remy Engineering
Anderson
Chet Craig
Urban League Board of Directors
Morris Rossen
Richard Warren
Leland Fisher
George Slinkard
James Armstrong
Wahn Dean
Robert Land
Thamas Vermillion
William RB. Harper
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
Birth notices from Community Hospital list Newborns to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sheets in Anderson a boy. Mr. and Mrs. George Jess in Indianapolis a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clanin in Sheridan Street a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Due in Indianapolis a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holt in East 32nd Street a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fair in Chesterfield a boy. St Johns Hospital reports births to Everette Berry on East 18th Street a girl. Tyler Mullins on Plum Street a girl. Jesse Bell on Lonsvale Road a boy. Archie Prince on Lincoln Street a boy. Martin Duffy in Wabash a boy. Lawrence Jones on East 9th Street a boy.
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Community Hospital
Billy Sheets
Anderson
George Jess
Marvin Clanin
Sheridan St
Oscar Due
Indianapolis
Wayne Holt
32Nd St
Charles Fair
Chesterfield
St. Johns Hospital
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