Three-Time Jail Breaker Shot and Seized by FBI
In Dover Ohio FBI agents shot and captured Richard Ruin a 24 year old Akron man and three time jail breaker during a high speed chase on Ohio Route 8 He was wounded in the left hand and handed to agents for arraignment on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for burglary He is a suspect in a $5200 Robbery of a Fort Wayne Indiana bank and faced charges in Cleveland Ohio The incident involved a gunbattle and pursuit with local deputies aiding the chase
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Dover
Ohio
UPI
Richard Ruin
FBI
H. Chase
Ruin
Akron
Union Hospital
Cleveland
Burgary
Ruip
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio 8
French Foreign Legion
Paul Godard
All
Ruip Jeyed
Atom Black
Legion
Hein
Canton inmate escapes jail by spooning out bricks
Canton authorities report a inmate built a makeshift exit using a spoon to dig through a brick wall of a jail slated as unsafe by the state fire marshal. This marks his third jailbreak of the year, and he fled after the breach.
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Canton
Etn
Executed For Piracy In Bahamas Clash With Colonial Justice
A Bahamas prison executed two American pirates in Foxhill Prison after appeals were denied by the governor and Britain’s privy council. Alvis Table Jr. and Billy W. Lees were hanged for the murder of boat captain Angus Boatwright. Lees was the killer, Table’s wife Barbara was with them. Witnesses included prison officials and the chaplain, with no last words reported.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Elbow Cay
Foxhill
Alvis Table Jr
Torrance
Calif
Bridgetown
N.J
Billy W. Lees
Byron Pinder
Robert Stapleton
Privy Council of Britain
Cuba
Sir Robert
Woodes Rigers
Table
Barbara
Key West
Fla
United States
Boatwright
Lees
Pittsburgh
FCC Chief Declares Stance on Censorship and Broadcasting
The FCC chief vowed against government censorship of TV and radio, saying he would use office powers to improve broadcasting. In other news, Clair R. McCullough of Steinman Stations, Lancaster. W. D. Rogers of KDUB-TV, Lubbock. James D. Russell of KKTV, Colorado Springs. Merian, Mississippi. and Robert F. Wright of WIOK-T were elected to the NAB television board of directors on Tuesday.
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Page Oni
Hee Eeey
NAB Television Board of Directors
Clair R. McCullough
Steinman
Lancaster
W. D. Rogers
Kdub-Tv
Lubbock
Tex
James D. Russell
KKTV
Colorado Springs
Colo
Meriaian
Miss
City considers new light plant post with no extra staff
A proposed Anderson City light plant salary of 10000 annual would be paid from utility funds and not require new personnel. The change separates manufacturing from distribution operations and increases one manager's responsibility. The council also approved a $10620.73 claim.
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Page Oni
Press Censorship Controversy At Kennedy Conference
Fragmentary notes indicate press representatives voiced views during a conference with Kennedy. The incomplete text suggests debate over press censorship and media access in relation to the president’s agenda. Additional context from page one implies broader public interest in freedom of reporting during the administration.
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Kennedy
Flood Waters Swamp Indiana Creeks and Rivers
Heavy rains flood creeks feeding the Ohio as Wabash water rises in Lafayette and spread downstream. Hazleton faces crest near 15 feet by Monday, risking evacuation. other towns brace for flood stages Wednesday and Thursday. Vincennes reports 11.41 inches of rain, a Wabash levee breach floods scrap land but no homes. About 50 families flee Prospect Park Spencer. six cut off by Hacker's Creek bridges. Rural roads wash out and crop planting delayed across flooded farmland.
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Ohio
Wabash
Lafayette
White’s
West Fork
Hazleton
Anderson
Noblesville
Elliston
Newberry
Edwardsport
Petersburg
Vincennes
Prospect Park
Spencer
White
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapolis
Bur
Monroe County
White River
Columbus
McKnight Warns Against Newspaper Censorship Measures
McKnight says world events do not justify creating censorship machinery in newspapers and that no extra self restraint is needed from editors. He notes only a national emergency declaration could warrant such machinery and presses for continued schooling aid, while a clash looms over a substitute bill backed by Rep Zelenko and Cardinal Spellman.
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McKnight
Kennedy
Salinger
Herbert Zelenko
D-N.y
Cardinal Francis Spellman
New York
Zelenko
Enhantimitas
Auxiliary Police Group Social Meets at Club House
Anderson Auxiliary Police and families held a social meeting Tuesday evening at the Auxiliary Police Club House on Towsey Street. About the members and guests attended. Awards were given to Brenda Glass Betty Jackson Norma DeWitt Elzora Brown Louise Warrum John Wood Grace Estell Flora De Witt Hubert DeWitt Jr. Leonard Moore Jacquelyn Glass Corine Berenfield Janet Warrum Roger Taylor and Mark Harvey. On May 16 the group will visit the Geeting Lumber Company.
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Anderson Auxiary Police
Auxiliary Police Club
Towsey St
Brenda Glass
Betty ‘Jackson
Norma DeWitt
Elzora Brown
Louise Warrum
John Wood
Grace Estell
Flora DeWitt
Hubert DeWitt Jr
Leonard ‘Moore
Jacquelyn Glass
Corine Jl Berenfield
Janet Warrum
Roger Taylor
Mark Harvey
Will vi
Kennedy plan aid loan program faces scrutiny in debate
A congressional debate centers on a proposed 500 million loan aid program for schools and private entities with a lending cap, interest ceilings, and heavy executive discretion. Critics warn it could shield errors, while supporters cite needed resources for classrooms and public schools. The discussion dials into press freedom, secrecy, and Cuban events. The plan's fate rests with a House Senate conference to hammer out a compromise.
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Ee Oe
Peter
Frelinghuysen Jr
R-N.j
Turner Catledge
New York Times
Kennedy
ASNE
Lee Hills
Detroit
Press- Free Press
Miami Herald
Mark Ferrer
Busi
Constitutess
Scripps-Howitson
Tennant Bryan
Iner
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
ANPA
Irwin Maier
Milwaukee Journal
Benjamin M
McKelway
Washingtond
Kenton Evening -Star
Nedy
Associated Press
Frank H
Bartholomew
United Press International
Theodore C. Sorensen
Page One
House
House- Senate
Senate
John F. Williams
Williams
South
Central America
Francis Case
N. J
Ernest Cunningham Obituary Services Held in Anderson
Ernest Cunningham obituary notes services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev Gordon Goodman of Wesleyan Methodist Church and Rev Melvin R Phillips of First Baptist Church. Burial planned at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends welcomed at the funeral home.
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Brown and Butz
Gordon Goodman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Melvin R. ‘Phillips
First Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Dea Punnay
Winney—A
Noble Street Methodist Church
E St Ickies
Wallace W. Devo Pastir
David E. Dempsey
Indiana
Baker ‘Brothers Funeral Home
LeTs
Wlass iMary Natoryn Sewes
Howard Owens
Gary
Simon Walters
East
Richard Schies
George Schies
Park Forest
Til
James Schies
East Gary
Thecla Schies
Anderson
Kathryn Schies
Pflughoeft Funeral
E. 7Th St
Hobart
ROBERT _YELTON
Robert W.yelton
Yelton Typewriters, Inc
Euclid Dr
Harold E. Rozelle
E. F. Lorenz
Christ Lutheran Church
Yelton
East Maplewood
Christ Lutheran Church Building Fund
Lions Club Benevolence Fund
VIS
Lois Evalow
Ju.jones
Earl Hamblen
Indianapolis
Markleville
Samuel A
Costs
Mosley
Mt.Pleasant Cemetery
Russell Service
Maud Boyd
Maud E. Boyd
of the Nazarene
John C. Wine
Mechanicsburg
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Richard Barber
Richard EB. Barber
Columbus Ave
Baker’ Brothers
Wallace W- Deyo
Noble
S Street Methodist
Anderson Memorial Park
U.S
Helsinki
Finland
U.S. Commerce Department
Grant C. Olsson
Bertha Hunter
Perkinsville
Bertha Fisher Hunter
Moore and Kirk Funeral Home
N. College Ave
Howard Lindley
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Shell
Fishers Station
Hamilton County
Union Chapel
Elwood Court Session Held
Elwood City Court fined and heard multiple cases including speeding and negligent driving. Several defendants faced fines or continued actions. Notables include Ernest R. Cunningham and Florence Poore with services and burial plans noted for local figures. Court proceedings and funeral details dominate this condensed report.
NATO plans bolster for Berlin crisis response
The United States and allies agreed emergency plans must be bolstered to handle a Berlin crisis. Halvard Lange urged the big four to review counter-measures against a Soviet move. NATO backed Rusk's warning that unilateral action in Berlin would be resisted, as Moscow accused the West of warlike intent and East Berlin framed Kennedy’s policy as dangerous. Khrushchev’s offer of separate negotiations was rejected by the four Western powers.
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United States
Berlin
Russia
Halvard Lange
Britain
France
West Germany
NATO
Rusk
Moscow
Warsaw Pact
Andrei Grechko
East Berlin
Kennedy
Berin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Germany
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Momento Sera
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Tate
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Richard L. Westfall
Bulletin-Herald
Coast Guard
Colon
FCC
Robert F. Wright, Wiok-T
Anderson City
Ander
M Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy la Whisker
Falk
N.Y
Madison County Mental Health Association
J. Bayne Burton
Oliver Maurer
Ruby Rose
Bernice Thronburg
Julian Glazer
Earl Peck
Burton
Herald
Ernest Cunningham
Elwood
Ernest R. Cunningham
Delaware
Florence Poore
Silas
Florence M
Mary Brown Cunningham
Poore
Meridian St
Hilgernea
Marion
Delco- Remy
Jessie
Clayton Fern Canterbury
Kathryn
Raymond) Sehies
Kathryn Hines
Valparaiso
Smmet Schies
Emmet Schies
Knox
St. Mary's School
Nox
Meadville
Henry Schies
Louella
J. M.dunkle
Franklin
Robert
Stanley Minor
Stanley R. Minor
Wheeling
W. Va
Ruby Badger
Pearl
Wallace
Glenn
Rex
Flossie Miller
West Virginia
McCoy Funeral Home
Ruth Beckner
Ruth H. Beckner
Kenneth E. Clymer
Will D. Poole
Hendricks Jst
Valorous
C. Rector
Ronald
Johnson
Muncle
Leis Janet Cain
Rt 2
Frankton
John D. Edmonson
Rt 1
Walter R. Kriegbaum
Hartford City
Ande
Melvin W. Garlette
Ft. Wayne
Charles H. Gibson
James J. Specie
Logansport
John W. Nicoll
Bruce W. Smythe
Bowerston
Paul D. Evans
Rt. 5
Andereson
Carl Edward Cooper
Quincy Hamilton
Chicago
Boca Ree-Al Inc
Boca Ree-Al, Inc
Middle West
Louisville
Kentucky
Boca Ree al, Inc
P. O. Box
Robert W. Yelton
Yelton Typewriters, Inc. and
L! M. Keesling
Main
Bouquet Flower Shop
Raible Free Parking Bay
T. 3
Heitger
pEewem
Monard H. Brown, Fred W. Vir
Madison
Davis Dairy Farms
Eclal
Dietzen's Bakery
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