Tony Bettenhausen Dies In Indianapolis Crash
Tony Bettenhausen a 44 year old racing veteran dies after a testing crash at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Stearly Special car ripped 250 feet of fence and overturned on the wall. Bettenhausen leaves a wife Valerie and four children.
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Stearly Motor Freight
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bettenhausen
Paul Russo
Indianapolis
Rodger Ward
Grandstand A
Russo
USAC
Douglas Stearly
Collegeville
Stearly
Henry Banks
Freddie Agabashian
Gary
Merle
Valerie
Susan
Tony Lee
Burr
Tony
Rusk Gromyko to Meet on Laos Peace Talks
Secretary of State Rusk decided to meet Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to resolve Laos talks. The main dispute centers on Pathet Lao seating with full governmental status, affecting the conference start. A cease fire certification was demanded before opening, with no consensus reached.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Soviet Union
Pathet Lao
Rusk
Gromyko
Lord Home
Prince Boun Oum
International Control Commission
Boun Oum
Red China
America
Maurice Couve de Murville
India
V.K. Krishna Menon
Canada
Howard Green
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Tass
Control Commission
United Nations
Switzerland
West
Vietnamese pledge U S support in Vietnam conflict
President Ngo Dinh Diem announced the United States has pledged total support for Vietnam against communist aggression. He said the backing could stabilize Asia and noted Vice President Lyndon B Johnson’s assurance during a Far East tour. The statement followed Johnson's meetings with Vietnamese officials and signaled alignment ahead of a joint communique.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Asia
Diem
U. S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Manila
Johnson
Kennedy
America
Atlas fires Atlas E missile on 5000 mile test flight
Cape Canaveral reports the Air Force successfully fired an Atlas E missile to a target area north of Ascension Island. The 85 foot rocket reached speeds over 17000 mph during a 25 minute flight, with test cameras capturing trajectory data. This marks the second successful test in seven launches for the improved model designed for greater range and heavier payload.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic
Ascension
Air Chief Warns Against Single Missile Defense
Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Force chief, warned that abandoning manned bombers for missiles could be fatal to the United States. He urged maintaining bomber strength with B52 and B58 continued production and faster development of the B70, testifying to House and Senate Armed Services committees observing a cautious transition.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas D. White
Air Force
United States
White
House Armed Services Committee
House
Senate Armed Services Groups
House Committee
Marc
Paris
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nazi Camp Life Depicted in Eichmann Trial Testimony
Mordecai Ansbacher, 34, told the Eichmann case how Jewish inmates kept culture and dignity in concentration camps. He described Theresienstadt, Auschwitz, and Dachau experiences, including hunger, separations from his mother, and attempts to preserve ritual and manners amid starvation.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Mordecai Ansbacher
Eichmann
Ansbacher
Wuerzburg
Israel
Theresienstadt
Czechoslovakia
Auschwitz
Dachau
Anderson College Spring Concert Features Edwin Baker Soloists
Anderson College hosts its annual spring concert at Music Hall tonight at 8 15 as part of the Festival of the Arts. Guest artist Edwin Baker, Indiana University trombonist and Alexandria native, will perform solos with the college band directed by F Dale Bengtson.
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Anderson College
Music Hall
E. 8Th St
Edwin Baker
Indiana
Braxton Baker
Alexandria
Indiana University
Baker
Anderson Area
Madison County
Mr. Baker
Music Educators
National Association of College Wind
Scussion
Phi Kappy Lamba
F. Dale Bengston
la Theatre
Frangkiser
Bach Moehlmann
Corelli Kiger
Erickson
Verdi Caillier
Moore
Holst
Cord Riger
Stravinski-Wilson
Gould
Pryor
Perkins
Belsterling
Child Pedestrian Hit By Car Injures Six Year Old
Dennis Dicken six was treated for abrasions after darting into Sherman Street traffic and was struck by a northbound car driven by David McCullough eighteen. Police said the boy ran from behind a parked car. no charges were filed.
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Dennis Dicken
Nichol Ave
David McCullough
W. 2Nd St
Sherman St
Sheridan
Robert Daubenspeck
Algerian Trouble Threat Renewed By Europeans
European extremists issued warnings of riots and bloodshed in Algiers as independence talks loom. Underground orders for strikes spread among settlers while French forces mass 20 000 troops and police ready to suppress agitators ahead of the anniversary of the 1958 coup and upcoming negotiation.
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Algiers
Secret Army
France
Algeria
Monrobot IX debuts at National Office show weighs and values people
The Machine Age gadget Monrobot IX, a Monroe Calculating Machine Company computer linked to a Toledo scale, weighs individuals and estimates their worth in gold and moon weight as part of a $20 million exhibit at the 42nd annual National Office Management Association conference.
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ST. Louis
UPI
National Office Management Association
Monroe Calculating Machine Company
Toledo
Monrobot IX
Plans for Downtown Anderson Improvement Dinner Set
A new Downtown Promotion Committee will meet Tuesday night to outline a program to improve and brighten Anderson downtown. Tickets are at the Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Rod Ehle leads planning to boost central shopping district facilities and services.
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Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Central Business
Farris
Rod Ehle
Ehle
Police Nab Burglar Suspects On East Side
Two Indianapolis men Donald Sturgeon and Carmen I. Vineyard were nabbed at 18th Street and Ohio Avenue after state and county police traced them from Daleville where a house break in on May 3 led to the theft of a shotgun and a rifle. They were disarmed of a .22 pistol with blank cartridges and turned over to Delaware County authorities.
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Indianapolis
Daleville
Elmer Rouse
Donald Sturgeon
Carmen I. Vineyard
Robert Daubenspeck
Harry Boze
18Th St
Ohio Ave
Delaware County
Cuba Accuses U S Carrier of Violating Waters
Havana radio says a U S aircraft carrier launched five jets and fired several shots inside Cuban territorial waters two miles off Siboney Beach near Santiago. The Navy in Washington denied any carrier near Santiago and cited U S S Randolph flight operations south of Santiago yesterday.
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Miami
UPI
Havana
U.S
Siboney Beach
Santiago
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Washington
Navy
Guantanamo
U.S.S. Randolph
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Newborns join area families with births at St Johns Hospital and homes of new mothers. Jerald and wife welcomed a boy at 2530 Lincoln Street. Robert and wife welcomed a boy at 1308 Rosewood Drive. Richard and wife welcomed a boy at 3431 Redwood Drive. Bobby and wife welcomed a girl from Hartford City. Donald and wife welcomed a girl at 1326 East 35th Street. Richard and wife welcomed a boy from Rt. 1 Anderson.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jerald Mahon
Lincoln St
Robert Fox
Rosewood Dr
Richard Davidsson
Redwood Dr
Bobby Collins
Hartford City
Donald Beaver
E. 35Th St
Richard Konopa
Anderson
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New York
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M. C. Chagla
Atlas
David Telfer
Nyle Kardatzke
Elmore
Ohio
Robert H. Reardon
Telfer
Reardon
Kardatzke
Emlynne Menchinger
Benton Harbor
Mich
Gary Corbin
Bedford, Ind
Byron Clemons
Bloomington, Ill
Cotama
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