Indiana Mayorsloses renomination bids in light city primaries
Three Indiana mayors lost renomination in Tuesday primaries as light turnout and tight margins defined the races. East Chicago Mayor Waller Jeorse fell to Dr. John B. Nicosia by about 100 votes, Marion Mayor John Edwards was defeated by Ray Burns, and Hartford City Mayor William C. Smith lost to Lester Cale.
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Indiana
Waller M. Jeorse
East Chicago
Jake County
New Look
John B. Nicosia
M. Duck Edwards
Marion
U.S
Ray Burns
Marlfore
William C. Smith
Lester Cale
Anthony Drapac
Chicago
Gene Moore
Mavion
Max Wagoner
Hartford City
Moore
Ralph Leech
van Saone
Aboy
Birmingham unrest spurs 250 patrolmen to city action
In Birmingham Alabama authorities ordered 250 highway patrolmen to the city amid mass demonstrations by thousands of Negroes. President Kennedy sought a peaceful solution while local leaders, including Ralph Tucker, faced pressure from both sides. The clash with police featured fire hoses and stone throwing as protests escalated downtown.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Ralph ‘Tucker
Terre
Business- Haute
Nomi
Comnee
W. Dewey
George C. Wallace
Mills
Annakin
Indiana State College
Tormittee
Kennedy
Tucker
Ima
Howard Armstrong
Ollol
Braunschweiger
Indianapolis
John J. Barton
House
Andrew
su-Hatcher
Wallace
Nelson_G. Grills
Clarence T. Drayer
Gayl
Harold W. Handley
H. Dale Brown
Nevy
Brown
Mterstate
Drayer
Robert James Marley
Applegate
E. Lthwater
Marley
James Mills
Birmingham Post-Heralds
Cecil Car- Gary
Gily
Burke Marshall
Demichael
Ture
Tepartment
Soviet spy charges admitted at hearing
A man who arrived April 18 from Wolf Lake pleaded guilty to Soviet spy charges at a hearing. He was last seen entering his room Friday night and was found dead in his bed after a few days with no sounds from the room. Authorities noted his wife had died about three weeks earlier.
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Wolf Lake
Carmichael
Noble County
Marley
Martiley
Moscow
UPI
Penkovsky
Oleg
Penkovskyjo
Aesp
Teace Aers
Lof¢Inalov
U.S
Wynne
Madison Heights Music Festival Details 1963
Francis E. Barker outlines the annual Madison Heights High School festival to run Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. The program features the Madison Heights Concert Band and Choir, plus soloists and ensembles including Bill Ward and the Concert Choir, with pieces like Stairway to the Stars, Canadian Sunset, and Bye Bye Birdie.
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Madison Heights High School
Bath
Francis E. Barker
la Virgen de la Madison Heights
Bill Ward
Symphony In
iChoir
Larry Fletcher
Intermis
Jsion
Birdie
Lucky Star
Height Steppers
Black Horse
Allis Wins Republican Mayor Nomination In Anderson Primary
Frank II Allis secured the Republican mayoral nomination in Anderson after leading in 80 precincts with 2 005 votes. W L Hollingsworth received 1 214 and James D Priest 644. Incumbent Ralph Ferguson defeated Democrat challenger Wahn Dean 5 036 to 3 360.
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Frank H. Allis
Anderson
Ralph Ferguson
Allis
W. L. Hollingsworth
James
Priest
Ferguson
Anderson Township
Wahn Dean
Frank II. Allis
W.L. Hollingsworth
James D. Priest
Anti-Cheating Bill Approved Amid Mixed Primary Results
Voters in Anderson turnout reached 53.3 percent with 12,259 ballots cast of 22,804 registered. Unofficial results list Republican and Democrat candidates for mayor and council, while official counts await today in the courthouse. House passes travel-oversight bill on party lines. Senate to review. Robert Kingseed, 44, of Kokomo, was killed when lumber fell from a railroad car at Haynes-Stellite Co. mill after loosening a cable.
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Vetters
Anderson
Tdroves
Eugene Creagmiles
Frank H. Allis
Harold Doyle
Jack van Dyke
Ronald Fletcher
Peter C. Heiden
Kenneth Ahrendt
Gordon France
Frank Nealis
Ralph Ferguson
Marie Riggs
George Pancol
Tomas E. Dillard
William Strader
Washington
UPI
House
Ronald Brooks Cameron
D-Calif
Roland Liberati
D-N
Senate
Omar Burleson
House Administration Committee
Efefet
Earleson
U.S
Kokomo
Ind
Robert Kingseed
Rt. 4
Haynes- Stellite Co
Haynes
Thomas A. Davies
Howard Martz
John R. Connors
George W. Scott
George W
Alexandria
James Braun
Theodore
Richard L. Zarse
Fred J. Aldridge
James Donahue
Guy C. Lewis
Suc Castor
Richard §. Sloan
Robert V. Stevens
Bosch Renews Threat Of Force Against Haiti
Dominican President Juan Bosch warned that Haitian guns and soldiers hidden in trees near the Port au Prince embassy could force a return to military action. The United States ordered the withdrawal of dependents from Haiti and planned an airlift for more nationals. Britain prepared to evacuate 200 subjects as the UN Security Council scheduled an urgent session on the dispute.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Port Au Prince
United States
U.S
Britain
U.N
New York
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Organization of American States
General Assembly
W Nalion Security Council
Indiana Civil Liberties
Nelson Grills
India
U.s.i
Wiliam TE. Steckller
Roger N. Kiley
U.S. ‘Ghenit
Chicago
Dale J. Holder
Indianapolis
Grills
ICLU
Roberta E. Ross
James H
Webb
1St District
Bothj
E. Ray Barker
Robert Sides
Givei L. Nance
Luther Stock
Redistricting Action Delayed In Indiana
Indiana reapportionment fight stalls as lawmakers return to lawbooks for further action. Lawmakers in Indianapolis face renewed battles over district lines while political pressure and procedural hurdles delay a final vote.
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Indianapolis
l.lJewal
Indiana
Weather brief for Warme area shows mild warmth
The report notes warmer conditions with a high of 77 and a low of 45. Sunrise is at 6 07 a.m. and sunset at 7 25 p.m. The text references day and night temperatures and general forecast terms.
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New Arrivals In Anderson and Violnt But Readings Vary
Birth notices from St. John's Hospital list a boy for Virgil Calhoun and a girl for James Drake at specific street addresses. Additional births at Burnal Community Hospital include a boy for Frederick Nelder in Pendleton and a girl for Donald Vaughn at 1533 Nelle Street.
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St. John’s Hospital
Virgil Calhoun
Cedar St
James Drake
Bath St
William Andrews
Central Ave
Burnal Community Hospital
Frederick Needler
Pendleton
Donald Vaughn
Nelle St
Flash Fire Kills Three On Sister Sub Of Thresher
A flash fire aboard the submarine Flasher killed three sailors and injured two others amid a June launch deadline. The Flasher, like the Thresher, has a shark shaped hull, and officials said damage was negligible. Names of the dead were withheld. injured were Stanley Jasczyk and John D Galluscia.
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Thresher
Groton
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Stanley Jasczyk
East Warwick
John D. Galluscia
Westerly
May Festival Day at Anderson College Crown Queen and Activities
Anderson College hosts its May Festival Day featuring a coronation for May Queen Carolyn Lautaret and a busy campus schedule. The day includes a luncheon, men's and women's events, a bicycle race, a Cyclathon, a music festival, open house, and a student led program in the Student Center. Several attendees and attendants are named from across the region.
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Anderson College
Claro
Trinidad
Jerry Sloan
Anderson
Midwest
Manchester
Fis
Linda Weisner
Carolyn Lautaret
Kalis Point
N.C
Bobby Thomas
Whannell Glass Door Incident Shocks Glasgow
William Whannell a 19 year old window cleaner in Glasgow was injured while cleaning a glass door that he had polished until it looked clear as daylight. The door remained open causing him to collide and suffer facial and limb injuries.
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Glasgow
Scotland
William Whannell
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