Three Indiana mayors lose renomination bids in light primaries
Three prominent Indiana mayors lost renomination bids in district primaries. East Chicago Mayor Walter Jeorse fell to Dr. John B. Nicosia by about 100 votes. Marion Mayor M Jack Edwards was defeated by Ray Burns in a close race. Hartford City's Mayor William C. Smith lost to Lester Cale, as party-wide contests and local shifts shaped a quiet election day with several close results.
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Indiana
Walter M. Jeorse
East Chicago
Jake County
New Look
John B. Nicosia
M. Jack Edwards
Marion
U.S
Ray Burns
Hartford City
William C. Smith
Lester Cale
Anthony Drapac
Ast
Chicago
Gene Moore
Max Wagoner
Moore
Ralph Leech
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
W. Dewey Annakin
Indiana State College
Indianapolis
Charles W. Applegate
H. Dale Brown
Brown
Drayer
Applegate
Gary
City
Bosch Presses Threat Of Military Action In Haiti
President Juan Bosch warned he may use force as Haitian guns and soldiers hidden in trees threaten the Dominican Embassy in Port au Prince. The United States ordered 280 dependents to leave Haiti and began an airlift with others urged to depart. Britain prepared to withdraw 200 citizens. The UN Security Council planned an urgent session and the U.S. urged OAS to handle the crisis. Riots erupted in Santo Domingo as government workers strike failed and students were dispersed with tear gas.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Port Au Prince
United States
U.S
Britain
U.N
New York
Secretary Council
United Nations
Organization of American States
Security Council
Council
OAS
Bosch
Civil Service
Indiana Reapportionment Delay Extends Legal Fight
Federal judges in Indianapolis adjourn a combined reapportionment case to demand updated arguments based on 1963 General Assembly actions. ICLU and Nelson Grills each must amend within 10 days, and the State within 10 more, delaying action until at least May 27. Trial postponed from April 18.
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Indianapolis
U.S
William E. Steckler
Roger N. Kiley
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Dale J. Holner
Grills
ICLU
General Assembly
Anderson voters cast half turnout in city primary
Frank H. Allis won the Republican mayoral nomination in Anderson with 2005 votes, defeating W L Hollingsworth and James D Priest as 12 259 of 22 804 registered voters cast ballots for a 53.3 percent turnout. Incumbent Democrat Ralph Ferguson won the party nod with 5036 over Wahn Dean 3960. Official results awaited courthouse count.
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Frank H. Allis
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Allis
W. L. Hollingsworth
James B. Priest
Ferguson
Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
James D. Priest
Eugene Creagmile
Anderson City
Harold Doyle
Jack van Dyke
Ronald Fletcher
Peter C. Heiden
Kenneth Ahrendt
Gordon France
Frank Nealis
Marie Riggs
George Pancol
Tomas E. Dillard
William Stradier
Law
Patrolmen Ordered To Birmingham Amid Riots
Thousands of Negro demonstrators clashed with police in Birmingham as Governor Wallace sent 250 highway patrolmen to quell the unrest. President Kennedy limited federal intervention while meetings aim for a local settlement within 24 to 48 hours. Local demands include desegregation and release of prisoners.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Wallace
James Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
British Wynne and Penkovsky Admit Spy Charges
In Moscow Greville Wynne and Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to sweeping Soviet spy charges tied to 13 high ranking U.S. and British embassy officials and their families. Wynne said he pleaded guilty with exceptions to be named in a statement as the trial opened amid cloak and dagger details. Penkovsky faces life on trial for his alleged betrayal.
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Moscow
UPI
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
U.S
Sheila
Weather Outlook with Warmer Highs in 80s
Partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the low 80s. Overnight low in the 60s, after yesterday’s 77 and 45. Sunrise at 6 07, sunset at 7 35 p.m.
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Newborns list at St. John's and Community Hospitals. At St. John's: a boy for Calhoun couple of 2127 Cedar, a girl for Drake of 244 FE 75th, a boy for Andrews of 2642 Central. At Community Hospital: a boy for Needler of Pendleton, and a girl for Vaughn of 1423 Nelle Street.
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St. John’s Hospital
Virgil Calhoun
Cedar St
James Drake
75Th St
William Andrews
Central Ave
Community Hospital
Frederick Needler
Pendleton
Donald Vaughn
Nelle St
Worker Found Dead In Room On I 69 Site
A construction worker on Interstate 69, Robert James Marley age 52, was found dead in his rented room at 120 E 14th St last evening. Coroner Carmichael ruled a heart attack probable, noting no signs of violence after coworkers heard no sounds for days. Marley arrived April 18 from Wolf Lake and was last seen entering his room Friday night. his wife died about three weeks earlier.
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Robert James Marley
E. 14Th St
Marley
Cecil Carmichael
Wolf Lake
Carmichael
Noble County
Marlley
Two city party tickets set in Elwood and Alexandria races
Party voters in Elwood and Alexandria completed nominating for mayor clerk treasurer and city council. Elwood Republicans backed Tom R Wilson for mayor while Democrats nominated Luther Stockall. Alexandria Republicans named Wendell Woosnam for mayor with other GOP picks for city judge and council seats. Democrat contests varied with multiple nominees in both cities.
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Elwood
Alexandria
GOP
Tom R Wilson
John C. Burdsall
Raymond L. Sparks
Elwood Gop
Wilfred J. Shaw
Thomas A. Davies
Howard Martz
John R. Connors
George W. Scott
George W.shaw
Roberta E. Ross
James H. Webb
Ray Barker
Robert L. Nance
Luther Stock
Wendell Woosnam
Dan Rohn
Charles H. Starr
Wilbur S. Aubrecht
Jack J. T. Zettel
Joseph P. Reed
Nile B. Butner
James Braun
Theodore Auler
Richard L. Zarse
Fred J. Aldridge
James Donahue
Guy C. Lewis
Suel Castor
Richard $. Sloan
Robert V. Stevens
Madison Heights Music Festival set for Friday and Saturday
The 1963 Madison Heights High School Music Festival details were released by Francis E Bark head of the music department. More than 200 students from the Troop and the Madison Heights Concert Band and Choir will perform with groups including Treasurettes Novelettes and Girls Choir. Tickets available through band and choir members and the school music office.
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Madison Heights High School
Francis E. Bark
la Virgen de la Madison Heights
Bill Ward
Music Department
Black
Larry Fletcher
Birdie
Anti Cheating Bill Approved in House Travel Outlay Reform
The House passed a bill 384 to 2 to tighten reporting on congressional travel expenditures with aims to ensure all overseas travel costs are properly accounted for and publicly accessible. Only Cameron and Libonati voted against. debate cited rumors of abuse but no names were named. The measure moves to the Senate for action.
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Washington
API
House
Ronald Brooks Cameron
D-Calif
Roland Libonati
D-Ill
Senate
Omar Burleson
U.S
Lumber fall fatal to Kokomo mill worker
Robert Kingseed aged 44 of Kokomo was killed Tuesday when lumber fell from a railroad car after he loosened a cable at Haynes Stellite Co rolling mill. He was an employee of Haynes.
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Kokomo
Ind
Robert Kingseed
Rt. 4
Haynes Stellite Co
Haynes
Anderson College May Festival Saturday Highlights
Anderson College hosts its May Festival Day with a queen coronation, a luncheon for visiting parents, a double header with Manchester College, 15 mile Cyclathon and Minnie Race, open house, and an 8 pm music festival. Events start 9:30 am in the OK Student Center with a faculty parent coffee hour and a coronation by President Reardon.
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Anderson College
Midwest
Manchester College
Linda Weisner
High Point
N. C
Bobby Thomas
Rio
Claro
Trinidad
Jerry Sloan
Anderson
Carolyn Lautaret
Kalispell
Mont
Robert H. Reardon
Judy Thurmond
San Antonio
Texas
Mary Chesher
Madera
Calif
Carolyn
Sheila Geer
Utica
N. Y
Karen McCurdy
South Charleston
W. Va
Judy Stevenson
Findlay
Ohio
Judy Bolton
Cincinnati
Nancy Menchinger
Benton Harbor
Mich
Twyla Tucker
Welch
Charles M. Lomberg
Flash Fire Kills Three On Sister Sub Of Thresher
A flash fire on the submarine Flasher killed three sailors and injured two others as the crew worked toward a June 22 launch. The Flasher, like the ill fated Thresher, has a shark shaped hull and was built by General Dynamics Electric Boat. The blaze occurred in the stern flooding tank but the damage was described as negligible and launching was expected to stay on schedule. Injured were Stanley Jasczyk and John Galluseio, both hospitalized after the incident in Groton Connecticut.
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Groton
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Stanley Jasczyk
East Warwick
R.I
John D. Galluseio
Westerly
Window cleaner suffers cuts after walking into glass door
GLASGOW Scotland AP William Whannell 19 a window cleaner did his work so well he landed in a hospital. He was treated for cuts on his face arms and hands after walking into a glass door he had cleaned and left open. He was proud of his work.
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Glasgow
Scotland
William Whannell
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Ora Hunt
James Courtney
J. Ray Waymire
Donald Sinclair
William Eldridge
William Brogdon
Richard Cleaver
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W. H. Bunigan
Floyd L. Buttler
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
WHBU
Anderson Sertoma Club
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Container Corporation of America Anderson
N. Sherman St
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