Pilot Model Survive Crash Seven Weeks
An American pilot Ralph Flores and Brookly n model Helen Klaben survived seven weeks beside their crashed plane in Yukon Territory. Stricken by hunger and injuries they endured subzero cold, melting snow for water and making shelter from a tarp. Rescue crews spotted the wreckage and airlifted the injured duo. Klaben endured gangrene and a broken arm while Flores suffered broken ribs.
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Watson Lake
Yukon Territory
Brooklyn
Helen Klaben
N. Y
Ralph Flores
San Bruno
Calif
Whitehorse
Yukon
United States
Jack McCallum
Klaben
McCallum
Flores
Yuxon-British Columbia
Chuck Hamilton
Yukon Flying Service
Hamilton
Miss Klaben
Truck School Bus Collision Wounds Nineteen Pupils
In Bedford Indiana a cement mixer truck slid on a rain slick bridge and struck a school bus carrying Ellettsville grade school children to Spring Mill State Park. Nineteen pupils aged 11 to 13 were treated and released after Dunn Memorial Hospital. Driver Paul Stanger 55 and the truck driver Marion Funk 32 were among the injured.
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Bedford
Ind
White River
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Ellettsville
Spring Mill State Park
Paul Stanger
Marion L. Funk
Mitchell
Here
Climate record set at Mt Washington peak
Manchester reports the lowest annual mean temperature in the continental United States at 26.8 degrees. The figure corresponds to measurements taken at the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire.
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Manchester
U.S
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Elusive model Keeler may return to Britain soon
Madrid report says 21-year-old Christine Keeler linked to British ministers may voluntarily fly to the United Kingdom in coming days. Her disappearance followed a shooting at her West Indian boyfriend’s apartment and Profumo statements.
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Madrid
UPI
Britain
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Miss Keeler
Profumo
Spain
Dick Zeidman
London
Cation
United Kingdom
House of Commons
Valerie Hobson
Cliveden
Lord Astor Astor
Stephen Ward
Col
Yevgenie Ivanov
Ivanov
Moscow
Grass Fire Season Warns of Unattended Burns Weather
Firemen responded to about ten grass fires on Saturday with over half due to people burning trash and leaving fires unattended. Residents are urged to use a safe container for trash burning and to watch the fire until it is fully out. Local rainfall notes Wynoochee and Oxbow Washington record 150.73 inches for 13 years.
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Seattle
Wynoochee
Oxbow
Washington
Hillcrest Church hosts ten day spring revival series
The Hillcrest Church of Christ at 1215 Brookline Ave launches a ten day revival from Monday to Wednesday April 3. Oklahoma City speaker J T Marlin, a former Anderson preacher, will open services at 7 30 pm. Marlin has led revivals in 25 states and the West Indies and has wide church work history including radio and film projects. The open series marks his first Anderson revival since 1943.
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Hillcrest Church of Christ
Brookline Ave
J. T. Marlin
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marlin
Anderson
31St St. Church of Christ
Kentucky
Tennessee
Texas
Oklahoma
West Indies
Freed Hardeman College
Holy Land
Herald of Truth
Churches of Christ
Strike Stops Work At Chrysler Plant Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP Production halted at the Chrysler Corp plant as about 1,500 workers walked out over work practices. Plant manager Fred E. Parker blamed UAW Local 1226 for demanding concessions and said talks were not scheduled. Pickets stood at the factory entrances along Ind 100.
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Indianapolis
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Fred E. Parker
Parker
United Auto Workers Local 1226
UAW
Ind. 100
Postal officials battle mail order wife swapping schemes
Washington officials testified that mail order wife swapping is not isolated as husbands exchange obscene pictures and correspondence through ads in questionable magazines. A letter from a couple seeks to meet others and exchange partners, with pornography entering the country mainly from Scandinavian nations. The crackdown yielded 38 241 pieces of foreign mail seized, and 55 investigators handle obscene literature with five more planned if funded.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations
Henry B. Montague
Montague
Irving Fishman
New York
Fishman
Congress
Post Office Department
Athletes Awards Conferred At Summitville Banquet
Summitville The community carry-in banquet for the athletic teams honored students with multiple awards. Dean Herbert Schwemeyer of Butler University spoke on reaching champion status, listing courage, confidence, ambition, ability and honesty. Award recipients included Jim Kurtz for Rebounding and MVP on the varsity team, Jerry Nottingham for Free Throw and Sportsmanship, and B Team honors to Max Hannon Ron Stain Rebounding and John Hiatt Sportsmanship.
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Summitville
Herbert Schwemeyer
Butler University
Robert Absher
Jim Stone
Jim Kurtz
Jerry Nottingham
Max Hannon
Ron Stain
John Hiatt
Robert Marshal
Bill Reding
Bill van Ness
Jim Kurtz Jr
Darwin Woodruff
Rosemary Johnson
Donna Stitt
Linda Hiatt
Sue Wooley
James Kurtz
Frank Caldwell
Doug Christopher
Tim Miller
Dave Glass
Ken Dickerson
Robert Greer
Jim Pettigrew
Mike Vinson
Danny Ice
Tim Hiatt
Clayton Rudy
Kim Kurtz
Ron
Argentina faces military push to topple Guido regime
In Buenos Aires a growing military political movement seeks a strong government and to block scheduled June elections, fearing a Peronist return. Retired generals and political figures from across the spectrum urge action, while President Guido’s government disavows dictatorships. Peron remains in exile in Spain amid calls for his return.
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Buenos” Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Jose Maria Guido
Guidon
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Action New Movement
Panama
Samuel Alperin
Navy
Army
Peron
Spain
Prevent Delay In Benefits Landes Says
Heman E Landes district manager notes the SSA authorizes over 1.2 billion dollars in monthly benefit checks with about 1.4 million sent to roughly 20 000 people in the Anderson District Office area. Many cases involve withheld payments due to events like earnings, marriage, adoption, divorce or address changes. Contact the Anderson Social Security Office at 1125 Main St to verify events that could affect entitlement.
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Social Security Administration
Anderson
Heman E. Landes
Landes
Main St
Boots And Saddles Club Elects Officers
The Boots and Saddles 4-H Club met at John Tolbert’s Pendleton home and elected officers for the year. Bonnie Tolbert is president, Billie Tolbert vice president, Sharon Mitchell secretary treasurer, Billy Scott song and recreation leader, Bob Sparks assistant leader, and Randy Keesling news reporter. Dues were approved and meetings set for every other Friday starting March 29.
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Boots and Saddles 4-H Club
John Tolbert
Rt. 2
Pendleton
Bonnie Tolbert
Billie Tolbert
Sharon Mitchell
Billy Scott
Song
Bob Sparks
Song and Recreation
Randy Keesling
Givens promoted to private first class in Korea
George H. Givens son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Givens Rt 6 was promoted to private first class He serves with Company D 3rd Medium Tank Battalion 4940th Armor and is stationed in Korea
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George H. Givens
Roy L. Givens
Rt. 6
4940Th Armor
Korea
Viet Cong Base Overrun Near Cambodian Border
Government troops overran a major Viet Cong base in the Duong Minh Chau jungle near the Cambodian border, seizing weapons and supplies after a defectors tip. The base fell without a fight but Viet Cong raids injured and killed several government personnel in follow up clashes.
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Tay Ninh
South Viet Nam
UPI
Duong Minh Chau
Saigon
Cora Bell Wardwell Receives Diploma From College
Miss Cora Bell Wardwell of Anderson Indiana graduates from the Executive Secretarial School of International College on March 14 with an Associate BSC Degree. She is a Madison Heights High School Class of 1961 alumna and sister of Mr and Mrs George F Brown of Anderson with interests focused in sports.
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Cora Bell Wardwell
Anderson
Indiana
Executive Secretarial School of International College
Wardwell
Madison Heights High School
George F. Brown
Thief Steals 16 Pies From Doorway In Indianapolis Area
An Indianapolis pie firm reported to Anderson police that a thief took 16 pies from a store doorway. The missing pies were found later in a field near Valley Grove School.
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Indianapolis
Anderson
Valley Grove School
Wettest state named New Orleans Louisiana record rain
The state of Louisiana is identified as the wettest in the nation with an annual average rainfall of 55.68 inches based on a 62 year record.
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Barstow
Calif
U.S
Derth Valley
New Orleans
Louisana
Regionals Set for 49th High School Contests
Indiana University Extension Division stages regional meets for English mathematics Spanish and Latin on March 30 in 36 Indiana cities with about 550 students from over 400 schools. Maurice Wann Carl LaWall Mrs Florence Sharp Larry Horney and Dr Tom Wetmore chair regional contests at Ball State with Wetmore as general chair. English exams will be graded at the University rather than regional centers and no final English contest will be held.
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Maurice Wann
Carl LaWall
Fof
Madison Heights
Florence Sharp
Willkie High School
Elwood
Larry Horney
New Castle
Tom Wetmore
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Indiana University Extension Division
Indiana
Indiana University
Wann
LaWall
Self Defense Claimed in Jeffersonville Slaying
Clarence Hall's lawyers in Floyd Circuit Court claim self defense in the murder case over the gun death of Joe Mauk, a Jeffersonville used car dealer. They seek bond pending trial and plan lie detector tests for Hall, Mauk's alleged armed status, and other key figures, including Wesley Stillwell and Charles Conner.
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New Albany, Ind
UPI
Clarence Hall
Jeffersonville
Floyd Circuit Court
Hall
Joe Mauk
Wesley Stillwell
Charlestown
Charles Conner
Mauk
Conner
Stillwell
Mark
Airman Gibson Reassigned for Medical Service Training
Airman Doyle L. Gibson son of Mrs. Catherine L. Roberts from 1810 State Rd. 67 West is reassigned to Greenville AFB Mississippi for technical training as a USAF medical service specialist.
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Doyle L. Gibson
Catherine L. Roberts
State Rd
West
Greenville Afb
Miss
Usaf Medical Service
Barton Enters Indianapolis Mayor Race
John J. Barton a Purdue engineering graduate and former Indiana State Police superintendent quit to seek the Democratic nomination for mayor of Indianapolis. The 56 year old lawman cited crime reduction as a top priority while accepting a pay cut from 13850 to 12000. Barton described the move as an honor and a challenge and said he would resign after filing his candidacy. Gover nor Welsh reluctantly approved his release and Barton plans to name a successor. He served 1935 to 1957 in the state police, then worked in engineering before returning as superintendent and served 31 months in World War II.
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Indianapolis
John J. Barton
Purdue Engineering
Indiana
Barton
Harold Zeis
Fort Wayne
Marion County
Robert F. Elliott
Matthew E. Welsh
State Police
Schroeder cancels WEU meeting over French boycott
Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder cancelled plans for a Western European Union foreign ministers meeting set for March 29 in Bonn due to a French boycott. WEU members France West Germany Italy Holland Luxembourg did not attend. Officials said the meeting would not be held because of the failure to reach agreement among the nations concerned. France was the only WEU member to refuse to attend.
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BOM
UPI
Gerhard Schroeder
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Schroeder
Western European Union
WEU
Bonn
France
West Germany
Italy
Hellaium
Luxembourg
Favorable Climate Miami Weather Record
The U S weather bureau lists Tavernier Florida as recording the year’s highest average temperature at 73.3 degrees. The note highlights Tav ernier as a climate benchmark in Florida observations.
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Miami
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tavernier
Florida
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