Nazi mistreatment details given at wartime camp trial
Witness Leon Czekalski testifies in Frankfurt that Bednarek, a 56 year old inmate who helped Nazi guards, beat prisoners with a stool or club and tortured detainees at Auschwitz. He recalls Bednarek harming 10 to 12 prisoners and witnessing hangings carried out by Kaduk and Wilhelmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Auschwitz
Leon Czekalski
Poland
Bednarek Aize
Bednarek
Czekalski
Nein
Oswald Kaduk
Wilhelmer
Doomed men outside camp kitchen kicked by guards
Witness recounts how Roger and Kaduk kicked chairs from under victims outside the camp kitchen. The witness said the Nazi guards were drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Kaduk
Germany Buys U.S. Guided Missile Destroyers
West Germany and the United States sign a memorandum as Robert S. McNamara and Kai-Uwe von Hassel confirm delivery of three U.S. guided missile destroyers. McNamara notes a pledge that defense of the free world, especially in South Vietnam, remains indivisible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Wendy
U.S
of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
McNamara
Free World
South Viet Nam
Karl Guenther von Hase
GOP Primary Portraits and Possible Nominees Mentioned
The piece lists several GOP figures as pre election favorites or potential nominees including Hulett C. Smith Cecil H. Underwood and references to Gov William W Barron and Senator Robert Byrd plus mentions of Benedict Morrison Romans Arndt and Oregon primary candidates Rockefeller Goldwater Lodge Nixon Scranton and Smith. It notes delegates bound to the primary winner and ends with a stat on Americans owning 70 percent of the world s automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Hulett C. Smith
William W. Barron
GOP
Cecil H. Underwood
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
P. Benedict
Braska
Frank Morrison
Jack Romans
Senate
Raymond W. Arndt
Oregon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lodge
Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Scranton
HHS Graduation Highlights Many Local Names
A list of graduates from HHS includes George Wesley Allen Jr. Gary Merl Allison Ludwig Lav er ne Auker Sherron Ban ter Walter Barr David Belbot Stephen Bemish Barbara Bledsoe Charles Boren Karen Bowlin Thomas Brashear Jerry Breese Gary Bronnenberg Otis Brown Roger Brumfield Larry Burns John Campbell Sharon Chambers David Chance Richard Christianson Sharon Clay David Cook John Counsellor Melinda Davis Nanette Davis Christina Dickerson Tony Dolenski Judith Dotson Brenda Dowell William Estes Janice Faulk Michael Fleet Hazel Flowers John Frank Janie Geeting Elizabeth Glenn Daniel Gosnell Johnny Hartmann Sharon Hartzell Pamela Hedges Hinson Roy Hockwall Beth Hopes Dennis Horn Wanda H over Martha Howells Ronald Hudson William Hunt Robert HuxTable Karen Isaacs Judith Jones Gary Jordan Connie Johnson Robert Jones Jr Charles Knepp Melly Lehr Michael Massey Mickey May Karen McCarroll Connie McClain Richard Metz ing Cheri Middleton David Miller N Lee Modlin Giorio Moratto Diane Morris Jack New land Myron Noble Jean Patterson Terry Perkins Carolyn Perrigo Stephen Perry Joe Phillips David Pike Nancy Prewett Barbara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Jeanette Hedges
Clematean Hinson
Roy Allen Hockwall
Beth Anner
Trena
Jill Hopes
Dennis Lyle Horn
Wanda Faye Hover
Martha Beverly Howells
Ronald Bruce Hudson
William Duane Hunt
Robert Craig Huxtable
Karen Ann Imelald Isaacs
Judith Elaine Jones
Gary James Jordan
Connie Lou Johnsonen
H. Johnson
Robert Lee Jones Jr
Charles Lambert
Nancy Jane Knepp
Melly Ruth Lehr
Michael Dennis Massey
Mickey Darlene May
Karen Sue McCarroll
Connie Sue McClain
Richard Lee Metzing
Cheri Lee Middleton
David Clinton Miller
N Lee Modlin
Giorio Moratto
Shiley
Diane Morris
Jack Dean Newland
Myron Estes Noble
Jeanette Patterson
Terry James Perkins
Carolyn Ann Perrigo
Stephen William Perry
Joe Patrick Phillips
David Alan Pike
Nancy Lee Prewett
Barbara
Honors Day speaker at Ball State Teachers College
Dr. Richard W. Burkhardt vice president for instructional affairs and dean of faculties delivers the Honors Day address at 9 a.m. in Anderson Hall. New members of Alpha Chi and other campus honoraries will be recognized. Senior Day Thursday caps the 1963 64 chapel convocation series at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Burkhardt
Ball State Teachers College
Anderson
Alpha Chi
Obituary Companion List of Local Residents
A community roster lists Lee Raper Sandra Faye Richards Kendel Arthur Rinker Dennis A Rowe Elaine Kay Bork Dale Edward Schmaltz Donnie Arlen Schnaitzer Sharolyn Aleta Scott Connie Lea Shelton Charissa Carzell Smith Danny Louis Smith James Robert Smith Joed Lee Stanley Diana Kayne Herman Ray Summers Anley Matheson Jr De Ann Swinford Janice Kathleen Swisher Larry Brent Sylvester Susan Kay Symmes Ward Robert Taylor Cecelia Sue Thomas Merle Bernard Thomas Wayne Joseph Thomas Robert Benton Thornburg Harold Richard Vannatta James Walker Charlotte Dianne Wells Judith Faye West Paula Christine Wier Mary Beth Wilson Pamela Kay Wilson Judy Kay Wiseman Richard Warren Wright Douglas Robert Yeskie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Raper
Sandra Faye Richards
Kendel
Arthur Rinker
Dennis Allen Rowe
Elaine Kay Bork
Dale Edward Schmaltz
Donnie Arlen Schnaitzer
Sharolyn Aleta Scott
Connie Lea Shelton
Charissa Carzell Smith
Danny Louis Smith
James Robert Smith
Joed Lee Stanley
Dianna Kayne Herman Ray Summers
Anley Matheson In Jr
de Ann Swinford
Janice Kathleen Swisher
Larry Brent Sylvester
Susan Kay Symmes
Ward Robert Taylor
Cecel
Prosecutor Accused of Obstructing Subpoena and Tolerating Vice
The U S Senate committee found Holovachka offensive in his dealings and charged him with refusing to honor a subpoena and ordering a police officer off the premises. Landis noted the prosecutor used office power to aid syndicated gambling and tolerated prostitution, enabling violators to profit. Evidence cited shows two men earned over $100,000 yearly from pinball collections totaling over $12 million from 1954 to 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
Holovachka
Republicans List in State Committee Tied in Contest
In Franklin County the incumbent district chairman and rival tied with the same votes last Saturday. Stewart would be urged to advise the state chairman on action. Parke County may protest over county chairman Hessler breaking a precinct committeeman tie. Edwin Steers says Hessler erred. James Neal defends legality. Hugh Gray hints at re election if supported. In the 10th District Kenneth Marlin faces Jerry Hodson while Bond remains vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Franklin County
Parke County
Harry Hessler
Indiana Election Board
GOP
Edwin M. S. Steers
Hessler
State Central Committee
James Neal
Hugh Gray
7Th District
Charles Hendricks
Gubernatorial race topics draw delegates to Madison County event
Vir ginia Caylor seeks renomination as reporter for Supreme and Appellate courts and Edwin K. Steers Jr. aims for Attorney General renomination. Wilbur Young and Osgood run unopposed. Seybert notes the gathering targets Madison County delegates but may attract many from nearby counties. Candidates expected to share views on government issues.
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Page One
Wilbur Young
Osgood
Virginia Caylor
Anderson
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Edwin K. Steers Jr
Seybert Said
Madison County
Supreme Court over disbarment move faced political motive claim
Jackson challenged the method of bringing the disbarment case before the high court, accusing political motivation by the Northwest Indiana Crime Commission. The four charges cited included filing false tax returns for 1955 to 1957, neglecting duties as Lake County prosecuting attorney, and violating state prohibitions on contracts between officials and public entities during his 1952 tenure as Gary city controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Ackson
Northwest Indiana Crime Commission
Ary
Indiana
Jackson
Supreme Court
Lake County
Gary
Holovachka
Guil
Navy Plane Missing Over Western Mediterranean
A U S Navy Patrol Squadron 7 aircraft based at Jacksonville NAS disappeared over the western Mediterranean at 9 40 p m Sunday. Four crew from Jacksonville were named Lt William J Caron AE1 John Q Kimberling AT1 John W Stone and ATN3 George H Camerlo with others unnamed pending next of kin notification. The plane type and pilot were not identified.
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Mediterranean
Patrol Squadron 7
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Rota
Spain
Jacksonville
William J. Caron
New Suits Filed in Indiana Circuit Court
Multiple cases listed including State of Indiana vs. William Patton for assault and battery with intent. Turner vs. Sammie Baker for damages $25,000. United Finance Corp. of Elwood vs. Richard E. Ramey on a loan. Stephens vs. William Stephens for divorce. Tapp vs. Larry Walters for possession. Owens Carmany vs. David Carmany for divorce. Cole vs. Kathleen Cole for divorce. Robbins vs. William Allen to quiet title. State of Indiana vs. Louis Sullivan and Ted Polichwanski for passing a fraudulent check. Anderson Loan Association vs. Gilbert Edwards for foreclosure. motions noted in several actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court State of Indiana
William Patton
William F. Lawler, Jr
David G. Turner
Sammie ‘R. Baker
Ysiing and Tunnell
Indianapolis
United Finance Corp
Elwood
Richard E. Ramey
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Valeria Joyce Stephens
William V. Stephens
John R. Walsh
George Tapp
Larry Walters
Stewart and Austin
Lois Owens Carmany
David O. Carmany
Clarence R. Cole
Kathleen L. Cole
Anna Cotton Hailey
Accidents Report From Evergreen Valley Road Intersection
A sequence of minor crashes was reported at an intersection in Evergreen Valley. The Wooten car was totalled while Shorts car sustained 500 dollars in damage. Eleanor Hinchman 31 and her daughter Debbie 13 resided at 2713 Dr reported injuries but later details were unclear. Diane Kellum 17 of 1123 Lindberg Rd and Sue Justice 17 at 806 Park Ave sustained only minor injuries.
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Wooten
Short
Eleanor Hinchman
Debbie
Ind
Efourth
Diane Kellum
Lindberg Rd
Sue Justice
Park Ave
Evergreen Valley
United Nations Association and Club Host Thursday Event
The Thursday gathering follows Hayden's two Wednesday appearances at an Exchange Club noon function and a Wednesday evening reception at Anderson College. The event occurs in Shields Dining Room at the OK Student Center, Anderson le. Reception begins at 6 30 p.m. dinner at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For the United Nations
the Club
Hayden
Anderson College
Shields
Anderson le
Auto transfers rise to 12 634 amid county aid figures dip
The total of 12 634 used car transfers exceeds 1962’s 12 115 while Madison County Old Age Assistance totals fall to 326 from 331 in 1962. The 1962 cost of 165 550 grows to 185 799 in 1963 as births outpace prior years. The stork continues its yearly pace.
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Madison County
Stork
King Hussein Meets Pope Paul VI at Vatican Visit
King Hussein of Jordan wearing Arab headdress and military uniform is received by Pope Paul VI during an official Vatican visit. The meeting underscores diplomatic relations between Jordan and the Holy See.
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Vatican City
UPI
King Hussein of
Jordan
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Pope Paul
Pope John
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Park Place PTA Meets Tonight
Park Place School PTA meets at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium with Zinija Grencions as a guest speaker. An election and installation of officers for the coming year will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place School
PTA
Inese Gymnasium
Zinija Grencions
Sia
Imant
United States
Hospital dismissals list scattered names and addresses
A hospital discharge notice lists numerous individuals and family members with addresses in Cranston, York, Middle, Pendleton, and other towns. The items appear as a roster of patients or recent dsmissions from St. John’s Hospital, with many street addresses and names. The second item reports the UPI note: the Air Force fired a Minuteman ICBM on a Pacific test range, 44th firing from West Coast center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minuteman
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Obituary notices for Orville Roberts and Denton Gross
Orville Roberts 83 of Jacksonville Ill died after an extended illness Born March 22 1881 in Green County Pa he moved to Anderson as a child and lived here until moving to Jacksonville 11 years ago Burial at Anderson Memorial Park Mausoleum with widow Edith Allen Roberts and three children surviving Denton Gross son of Alvie and Mary Lemon Gross stillborn at Community Hospital burial held at Memorial Park Cemetery minister Rev Bruce Jackson surviving parents three brothers and four sisters paternal grandmother Mrs Ann Gross Brownsville Ky maternal grandfather listed in notice
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Orville Roberts
Jacksonvile
Ill
Anderson
Jacksonville
Green County
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Mausoleum
Edith Allen Roberts
Robert Roberts
Nashville, Tenn
Agnes Reschar
Denton Gross
Alvie
Mary ‘Lemon Gross
28Th St
Community Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bruce Jackson
Luther
David
Della Mae
Threasie
Ay Sen
Alice
Ann Gross
Brownsville
Ma Ae Anderson
New Korean Cabinet Sworn In At Seoul
President Park Chung Hee swore in a new 17 member cabinet in Seoul. Chung I Kwon was named chairman of the soldier diplomat cabinet alongside other appointees. Officials said the change should not cause major difficulties for government operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul, Korea
UPI
Park Chung Hee Monda
Chung I] Kwon
Death Notices From Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices report Ruth Rudicel of Frankton and M R S Wine of New Castle along with H Mauzy of Rushville. Ruth Rudicel, 75, wife of Edward Rudicel, died at Mercy Hospital Elwood. services planned in Frankton and Shelbyville with burial at Nineveh. M R S Wine, 68, chief operator, to be buried at Reann. H Mauzy, 79, longtime Rushville resident, funeral at Main Street Christian Church with East Hill Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Ruth Sheldon Rudicel
Edward Rudicel
Darrell Fry
Frankton Church
Lyle Rasmussen
Nineveh
Cadiz
Severage
M. Wine
Telephone Exchange
Macer
New Castle
Fred Moore
Reann Ind
Rushville
H Mauzy
Rush
Main Street Christian Church
East Hill Cemetery
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Wardware
HHS
Republicans
Supreme
U.S. Navy
Artie
New
Eavey’s
Mesou
Meridian ST
Courthouse News
Anderson Art Glass
Donc
Park Place
St. John’s Hospital
Charles Moore
E. Lynn Street
Cranston Dennis
Greenbriar
Michael Tucker
E. 45Th Street
Everett Reding
Alexandria
Daniel Helton
Clifford St
Irene Johnson
W. 38Th St
Betty Kessler
Chesterfield
Mary Eads
W. 22Nd Street
Jack Hines
Fletcher St
Della Teaford and Son
Brown St
Judy Smith
Daugh“Ne Romatk Alex
Edith Wright
Bonnie Poe
Emaly
England
Ae St
Page
Coe
Madison
Miss Adamns
Hugh Mauzy
DeWitt
Burpee
Reehm’s
Flower Shop & Greenhouse
Broadway
John
Canterbury
Harvard
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