British Spy Trial Set to Open Next Week in Moscow
The British Embassy said Greville Wynne's spy trial will begin in Moscow next Tuesday. Wynne's wife Sheila and her lawyer will be allowed to attend, though the lawyer cannot participate in the defense. As with Powers, Wynne's defense will be appointed by the Russian court. Wynne, arrested in Budapest on November 2, 1962, has been linked to an Anglo American espionage ring with Oleg Penkovsky.
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Moscow
UPI
Greville Wynne
London
Wynne
Sheila
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
United States
Rudolf Abel Wynne
Budapest
Mos
Oleg Penkovsky
County Offices Open Today For Tax and Voter Services
Madison County offices including assessor auditor treasurer recorder and clerk will open until noon for patron convenience. Monday is the deadline to pay the spring installment of 1962 taxes file mortgage exemptions and apply for absent voter ballots. Treasurer Hood reports GM current tax check totaling 789000 received.
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Madison County
Egbert Hood
General Motors
Fire crews respond to car hood blaze on Fulton Street
Fire fighters were dispatched to the residence of William Harmon at 14222 Fulton Street yesterday to extinguish a fire under the hood of a 1957 convertible. The car was equipped with three carburetors.
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William Harmon
Fulton St
Madison County teachers to speak at Eastern Indiana Journalism Day
Four Madison County teachers from Anderson and Pendleton High Schools will address eight annual Ball State Eastern Indiana Journalism Day at Ball State Teachers College. The event hosts 900 pupils and advisers for 60 workshops and contests, with awards in newspaper, magazine, yearbook, and mimeographed formats. Marquis Childs will open the day with an all college convocation at 10 a.m. and speak at the journalism banquet in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Ball ‘State Teachers College
Lee Pursley
Frank Woschitz
Anderson High School
David Luellen
Highland High School
Jennie Weaver
Pendleton High School
Indiana
Ball State
Marquis Childs
Pursley
Woschitz
Luellen
Weaver
Indiana High School Press Association
Louis Ingelhart
Biddle Honored At JFK Reception
Mr and Mrs Melvin Biddle of 2328 Pitt Street were honored at President Kennedy s White House Rose Garden reception for Congressional Medal of Honor winners and their wives. Biddle earned the Medal for World War II heroism and later worked as a prosecutor s investigator before entering the insurance business.
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Melvin Biddle
Pitt St
Kennedy
White House
Rose Garden
Biddle
Indiana Court rules ambulance crash linked to work injury
The Indiana Appellate Court ruled that a worker injured in an ambulance accident while being taken to a hospital after a mine injury qualifies for workmen's compensation. It reversed the Industrial Board which had denied compensation, stating the injuries were employment connected despite the traffic collision en route to care.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Appellate Court
Indiana Industrial Board
Michael Bettasso
Snow Hill
Terre Haute
Bettasso
Anderson College Recital Presents Two Voice Students
Two Anderson College voice students Miss Becky Reardon and Gary Weitzel are set for a Sunday recital at 3 30 pm in Music Hall Auditorium. Prof Hedger notes the program is free to the public with accompanists Miss Mary Smith and Miss Maxine DeVorss.
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Anderson College
Becky Reardon
Anderson
Gary Weitzel
Butler
Penn
Music Hall
Russell Hedger
Mary Smith
Detroit
Maxine DeVorss
Oceanside
Calif
Miss Reardon
Edove T’aggiri
M. Cesti
Porgiamor
W. A. Mozart
Mr. Weitzel
Donzelle
F. Cavalli
Verdi Prati
G. F. Handel
Ferbert Herrschen
Titus
J. Brahms
G. Faure
L’absence
H. Berlioz
H. Dupare
And
Hoosier and Two Others Charged With Auto Theft
An Indiana factory worker Beecher Slusher 23 of Falcon Kentucky plus Roger Eacret 18 of Muncie Indiana and Eacret's 16 year old brother in law were charged with auto theft after a police chase in Ohio. The trio surrendered three hours after abandoning a stolen car and fleeing into an apple orchard near Piqua Ohio. The report details the arrests by Ohio police.
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Piqua, Ohio
Hoosier
Ohio
Piqua
Beecher Slusher
Falcon
Roger Eacret
Muncie
Ind
Eacret
In-Aw
Hela
Cyclist Hurt In Minor Collision With Mail Truck
A mail truck driven by Robert Sanger and a bicycle ridden by Arnold Doll collided yesterday afternoon on Jackson between 10th and 11th streets. Doll, 23, of 1722 E 17th St, was treated at St. John's Hospital and released.
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Jackson
10Th
11Th
Robert Sanger
Rt. 3
Arnold Doll
17Th St
Doll
St. John’s Hospital
Local Official Holds Multiple Community Roles
Dr. Clear serves as director of Family Service of Madison County and as vice president for the Madison County Department of Public Welfare. He also holds a vice presidency with the Anderson Urban League and sits on the Mayor's Commission on Human Relations.
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Dr. Clear
Family Service
Madison County
Madison County Department of Public Welfare
Anderson Urban League
Mayor's Commission On Human Relations
Madison County Students Win Medals in State Program
Seven Madison County high school students earned medals at the Indiana State High School Achievement Program finals held at Indiana University. About 1,000 competitors across Latin, mathematics, and Spanish sought top honors. 46 gold, 91 silver, and 202 bronze medals were awarded plus English honor awards based on regional test grades.
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Madison County
Indiana University
School salary schedule overhaul boosts budgets by 370000
The board approved a new salary schedule adding 370000 to the budget. It includes raises and annual increments based on experience, with Masters and Bachelors holders receiving stepped increases for the first 15 years, then five yearly career increments. Under prior rules no post 15 year raises existed for MA and 12 year raises for BA holders.
Notable lineup features naval diver Walsh and youth speaker Whitehead
Fifteen Area continues from page one with St. Donald Walsh USN famed for descending 35000 feet in the Trieste and Perle Whitehead a leading Scouting youth speaker among weekend entertainers. Also listed are Patty Clark Wes Harrison the Arbors from Michigan students and Captain Stubby and the Bucaneers performing vocal and instrumental numbers.
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St. Donald Walsh
USN
Marianas
Trieste
Perle Whitehead
Patty Clark
Wes Harrison
The
Arbors
University of Michigan
Mel Belair
CBS
Captain Stubby
Bucaneers
New Mays Park Under Construction Vote Ferguson 2B Mayor
A campaign ad notes ongoing work at New Mays Park and urges voters to back Ferguson in the May 7 mayoral race. The message frames Ferguson as the Democrat choice in a bid shaped by local development and park projects.
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New Mays Park
Ferguson
D. Pol
Black Youth Marchers Clash With Police In Birmingham
Dr. Martin Luther King addressed about 2,000 marchers at 16th Street Baptist Church as 3,000 others gathered. Police used water hoses and dogs to disperse the crowd, with some children moved to a jail bus amid ongoing tensions and sign disruptions.
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Martin Luther King
King
16Th Street Baptist Church
Crash at Paulista Planalto leaves several homes ablaze
Authorities said the Paulista Planalto crash caused multiple houses to catch fire. Power lines were down and only emergency vehicle lights lit the area. Thousands converged on the roads to the site, hindering rescue efforts.
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Paulista Planalto
Jockeys Sharpen Derby Trails as Candy Spots and Nev er Bend Rally
Trainer Mesh Tenney comments after Candy Spots returns to form as Rex Ellsworth watches. Willie Shoemaker guides Candy Spots, Manny Ycaza rides Never Bend, Johnny Rotz on No Robbery, while Chateaugay and Roya Tower post quick workouts as Derby contenders tune up. Investor was listed at 100 to 1 but unreported.
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Harry F. Guggenheim
Mesh Tenney
Candy Spots
Rex Ellsworth
Willie Shoemaker
Manny Ycaza
Johnny Rotz
Exer Cis
Chateaugay
Roya Tower
Gray Pet
Bonjour
English Rail Station Gets First Paint in 30 Years
Peterborough East station in England awaits its first paint in nearly three decades as officials plan closure under the British railways reorganiz ation program.
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Peterborough East
England
UPI
British Railways
Local election officials listed by precincts and roles
The record names precinct clerks and judges for multiple districts and their sheriffs across Alexandria City Elwood City and Pipe Creek Two. It lists Edith Capron Lillian Rent Lois Monroe Fanchel etc as clerks and judges with sheriffs including Harvey Orbaugh George Johnston Don Cruil and others for Precincts 1 through 10.
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Edith Capron
Harvey Orbaugh
Viola C. Shields
Robert W. Miller
George G. Johnston
Lillian Rent
Gladys Martin
Harry Voss
Lois A. Monroe
Wayne C. Monroe
Alexandria City
Monroe
Ardis Rittenhouse
Jane Anne Morgan
Edward Dailey
Mary Gosneil
Lena Golden
Howard Hague
Faye Tanner
Blanche Walker
Allen Walker
Sarah Tumulty
Harriet Foley
Bonnie Maddox
Joan Bund Bunker
Betty L. Plackard
Don Cruil
Elwood City
Pipe Creek
Charles L. Collins
Mary Cornelious
Fanchion Hodson
Virgil Collier
Mary Hennegan
Jean Elsworth
Harley Arehart
Helen Oldeag
Alice Clingenpeel
Wuanita Wright
Gladys Stevens
Edna Barnes
Paul Cooley
Frances Reichart
Edward Wertzberger
Harold Stone
Soviet Parade Shows Kozlov Backing Amid Leadership Uncertainty
The May Day display featured large Kozlov portraits as Fidel Castro visited, while Khrushchev, at 69, faced questions about his ability to hold two top posts. Khrushchev urged obedience to the Central Committee, fueling speculation about a future power shift if Kozlov drops out.
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Fidel Castro
Kozlov
Khrushchev
Khruhchev
Lenin
Stalin
Malenkov
City Election Officials for Anderson Precincts
The article lists inspectors for Anderson precincts Ward I and Ward II. Ward I names Flora Scott Leona Hurley Ruth Dunham Joyce Arnold Olita Gillespie Virgil Butler Ora Vannata Edgar Brown Fay Bohlen Patricia Roseberry. Ward II includes George McCoy Hazel Fulton P. J. Hurley Marjorie Evans Paul Kellums Mary Ethel Thurston William Zion Pearl Dugger Horace Eubank Leona Currie Pearl Lovett Frank Nichols Christine Jarrell Grace Michael Thurston Braden Elwood Vivian Vitroff Mildred Pearson M. Kohn Rosanne Stokes Goldye Zirkle Pauline Gillespie Ann Rutledge Mary Ann Peters Mary Snider Mary Seager Alexandria Mary Larson Reva Cleaver Trudy Ellis Eunice Etchison Arthur Unger.
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Liam Moore
Robert Tackett
Edward Ringo
William O'Reilly
Anderson
Flora Scott
Leona Hurley
Ruth Dunham
Joyce Arnold
Olita Gillespie
Virgil Butler
Ora Vannata
Edgar Brown
Fay Bohlen
Patricia Roseberry
George McCoy
Hazel Fulton
P. J. Hurley
Marjorie Evans
Paul Kellums
Mary Ethel Thurston
William Zion
Pearl Dugger
Horace Eubank
Leon
Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Local Losses
John A. Keefe Jr. 52 of Tower Apts died at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after two months illness. Funeral rites Monday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with burial in Prospect, Ohio. Louise Robinson Kroft 86 former Anderson resident died in Muncie. Burial Maplewood Cemetery, Anderson. Ruth M. O Neill of Miami Florida former Anderson resident died April 26. Thelma Louise Epply 50 died after a fatal accident. Bessie Pletcher 74 of Ligonier died Wednesday with funeral in Warsaw City Cemetery.
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John A. Keefe Jr
Tower Apts
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Anna Hoskins Keefe
John A. Keefe
First Methodist Church
Leah Johnson
Robert Houser
Prospect
Harold E. Rozelle
John FE. Siner
Thelma
Louise Epply
Beauvoir
Circle
Western Hills
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Bessie Pletcher
Ligonier
Alrey and Sedgwick
Suspect Charged In Burglaries In Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS AP. William Johnson 20 faces second degree burglary charges for a six month series of home burglaries in a northeast Indianapolis suburb. Investigator David Copp said Johnson admitted the crimes and that the burglaries yielded about 500 dollars weekly. Officers seek two more suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William Johnson
David Copp
Johnson
Copp
Fire at Rockville home kills five children in blaze
Five children died and five were badly burned when a private home for mentally retarded children in Rockville Indiana burned Friday night. Only one of the 11 children escaped injury, along with the operators Mr and Mrs William Johnson. Children ages ranged from 2 to 7 years.
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Rockville, Ind
William Johnson
Henry Hague Dies At Home Friday
Henry Hague age 67 of Alexandria died Friday morning at his home after long illness. He was a retired National Gypsum Company employee and resident of Alexandria 53 years. Services Monday 1:30 p.m. at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home, burial in IOOF Cemetery. Survivors include widow Emma four sons Lester Elbert William Hague of Anderson Harold Hague of Alexandria three daughters Wilma McCune Mary Lou Six Ruth Ehrhart of Union City 22 grandchildren a brother Howard Hague of Alexandria and seven nieces and nephews.
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Ruth O'Neill
Ruth M. O'Neill
Miami
Fla
Anderson
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Miami Memorial Cemetery
Metta Finley
Eileen Fox
Peggy Ingmire
Terrence E. O'Neill
William J. O'Neill
Alexandria
Henry Hague
National Gypsum Company
Ironwood Christian
Karl M. Kyle
IOOF
Emma
Lester
Elbert
William Hague
Harold Hague
Wilma McCune
Mary Lou
Ruth Ehrhart
Union City
Howard Hague
Severn
Raymond Mulvaney Dies After Brief Illness
Raymond L Mulvaney 75 of 903 S Harrison Sr Alexandria died Thursday evening at Robert Long Hospital after a two day illness. Survived by widow Ester Rae five daughters a son 15 grandchildren seven great grandchildren a sister and a half brother.native of New Albany Indiana he lived in Alexandria ten years and belonged to Joyce Chapel Methodist Church.
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Alexandria
Raymond L Mulvaney
S. Harrison Sr
Robert Long Hospital
Karl M. Kyle
Parkview Cemetery
Ester Rae
Nema Marquand Jr
Anderson
Norma Jean Hand
Veterans Urged to Exchange RS Insurance for War Policy
About 165,000 Korea Conflict veterans have five months to claim $18 million in special dividends by exchanging RS insurance for WW or converting to a low cost W permanent plan. VA Indiana regional manager A. J. Bochicchio notes the offer expires September 13, 1963.
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A. J. Bochicchio
Indiana
Anna Baker 82 Middletown Dies. Rites Monday
Mrs. Anna Baker of 874 Locust Middletown died at St John’s Hospital at 1 15 p.m. Friday after two years of ill health. Born May 7 1881 in Madison County she lived in Middletown 32 years. Survived by sister Leora Lindameood Muncie and nieces nephews grandchildren and great grandchildren. Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home calling after 7 p.m. today. services 2 p.m. Monday with Rev Lloyd Dellinger. Mt Zion Cemetery New Columbus.
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Middletown
Anna Baker
Locust St
Wade Baker
St. John's Hospital
Madison County
James A. Clark
Emily Poor Clark
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Lee Lovett
Rt. 1
Muncie
Russell Adams
Rt. 4
Anderson
Nila Baker
Leora Lindameood
Ballard and Shirey
Lloyd Dellinger
Mt. Zion Cemetery
New Columbus
Wilkinson Friddle dies at farm near Wilkinson
Ralph Friddle sixty life resident of Wilkinson dies suddenly of a heart attack at his farm home north of Wilkinson. funeral Monday 2 p.m. Condo and Son Funeral Home Rev Edwin Helms burial McCray Cemetery. Survived by widow Thelma, daughter Doris Trees, son Dale Friddle, two sisters, two brothers, four grandchildren. Also funeral for Cecil V Morris eighty three Knightstown at same funeral home Sunday 2 p.m. burial Glen Cove Knightstown.
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Wilkinson
Ralph Friddle
Wilkinson Sexton
McCray
Zion Chapel Methodist Church
Hancock County Council
Brown Township Farm Bureau
Wilkinson Brotherhood and Sisterhood
McCray Cemetery Association
Condo and Son
Edwin Helms
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Thelma
Doris Trees
Dale Friddle
Sciotia, II
Herbert Friddle
Audrey Riley
Shirley
Emma Connard
Cecil V. Morris
Knightstown
Arlie Collins
Mooreland
Glen Cove
Mrs Luella McKinsey services set for today
Services for 82 year old Luella McKinsey who died Thursday will be held at 2 30 p m today. Rev Glen Cunningham of Wilkinson Church of Christ will officiate. Burial will follow in Eden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Luella McKinsey
Condo and Son
Glen Cunningham
Wilkinson Church of Christ
Eden Cemetery
William S. Burns services set in Fortville
William S. Burns 75 of Fortville died Tuesday. Services held at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
William S. Burns
Paul C. Cory
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Hillcrest Church of Christ
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Evang
Ron Price
Flaming Youth
Steubenville, Ohio
Pittsburgh, Pa
Everybody's Tabernacle
Fletcher Sts
Anderson, Indiana
Sun
Penney
East Side Church
Val Clear
East Side
Church of God
Anne Robertson
Madison Heights
Nancy Sue Elston
Nancy Griffith
James M. Dixon
Judith McGaffie
Pendleton
John D. Dickson
Steve Hanna
Platter
GOP
Koslov
Louise Rk, Krofft
Louise Robinson Kroft
Ory
Methodist Church
Wome
Maplewood Cemetery
Wilbur Robert Robinson
Nona N. Thornley
Chicago
Carl O. Thornley
Wabash
Thelma Epply
Colie Clee
Sherwin-Williams Co
Tom Radaer
Raymond Mulvaney
Madison
William Burns
Frank H. Allis
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