Legionnaires Aid Peace Corps Testing in Indiana
Indiana Legion urges all 452 posts to promote Peace Corps tests on May 27 and June 5 in Bloomington Evansville Fort Wayne Indianapolis Lafayette Vincennes Muncie Notre Dame South Bend and Terre Haute. Transportation for out of town candidates is a priority as volunteers seek teaching and technical postings overseas.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana Department
Oring
Notre Dame
South Bend
Terre Haute
Nowlin
Nepal Approves Everest Climb by American Team in 1983
Nepal announced it will permit the American Alpine Club led by Norman G. Dyrenfurth to attempt Mount Everest in spring 1983. Everest was first reached in 1953 by a British expedition.
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Katmandu
Nepal
American Alpine Club
Norman G. Dyrenfurth
Mt. Everest
Dr Harvey Hahn To Address Teachers In Anderson
Dr Harvey C Hahn of the GM Speakers Bureau will deliver the principal address at the Anderson Federation of Teachers annual banquet at Linders Wednesday evening. The Otterbein Church pastor in Dayton Ohio, he has multiple roles including ambassador for Extermital Chemicals and Protestant chaplain for Dayton Public Safety.
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Harvey C. Hahn
General Motors
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Linders
AFT
Otterbein
Dayton
Ohio
Hahn
Good Will For Extermital Chemicals
Department of Public Safety
Miami Valley Hospital
Evangelical
United Brethren
Ohio Miami Conference
Dr. Hahn
Jolly Roger Editors Named At MH School News
Jolly Roger and Treasure Chest staffs at MH High appoint editors for the newspaper and year book. Nancy Hancock, Janice Jones, and Julia Turnquist named co editors for the year book, with staff lists for both publications. Workshops at Indiana University will train five staff members during summer vacation.
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MHHS
Jolly Roger
Ruby A. Jones
Joseph Mitchell
Nancy Hancock
D. E. Hancock
Winding Way
Janice Jones
Keith H. Jones
Eighth Street
Julia Turnquist
James E. Turnquist
Donnelly Drive
Helen Birt
Lucky Deck
Beverly Friend
Jack Hendricks
Bob Larmore
Nancy Michaels
Cheryl Schumacher
Indiana University
Sudan President Will Visit the United States in October
The White House announced that Sudanese President Ibrahim Abboud will make a state visit to the United States next fall. He will begin with a three day stay in Washington starting October 4.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
United States
France Delays Gagarin Visit Over Kennedy Event
Paris suspended invitation to Yuri Gagarin while planning to host Majors Kennedy and Gagarin on May 31 at the Paris air show. American astronaut Alan Shepard was invited but no acceptance reported. London reports Princess Lee Radziwill to accompany Mrs. Kennedy to London for a private visit.
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Paris
UPI
France
Yuri Gagarin
Kennedy
Gagarin
Union Syndicale Des Industries Aeronautiques
Alan B. Shepard
Union
London
Lee Radziwill
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
The list of patients discharged from St Johns Hospital includes Thelma Rucker 619 W 14th St Francis Russell Oakville Sanders Edwards 2003 State St Lewis Hickner 430 Federal Dr Earl McCrory Pendleton Mrs Kenneth Rosignol 1552 Ohio Ave Clarence Odle 2109 Fairview St Jesse Zion 2618 State St Doris Alexander Rt 1 Anderson Bobby Collins and daughter Hartford City James Meeks 200815 E 38th St Harry Rogers and son 1628 E 19th St Daniel Shrock and son Rt 5 Anderson David Klohr and son 229 E 37th St Phillip Blake and daughter 2517 Fowler St Billy Robinson and a son 4117 Haverhill Dr Ronald Young and daughter 315 E 27th St Edward DeFederico Middletown William Patterson Rt 4 Anderson Frank Green 235 W Willow St Ann Clapp 2016 Noble St Emma McGranahan 324 W 10th St
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St. John's Hospital
Thelma Rucker
W. 14Th
Francis Russell
Oakville
Sanders Edwards
State
Lewis Hickner
Federal
Earl McCrory
Pendleton
Kenneth Rosignol
Ohio Ave
Clarence Odle
Fairview St
Jesse Zion
State St
Doris Alexander
Anderson
Bobby Collins
Hartford City
James Meeks
Harry Rogers
Daniel Shrock
David Klohr
Phillip Blake
Fowler St
Billy Robinson
Haverhill
Ronald Young
Edward DeFederico
Middletown
William Patterson
Courthouse Docket Summaries and Court Minutes
A court docket lists several divorce and support petitions in progress including Nina E Vaughn and Donald Rex Vaughn Frances S Stafford and Robert R Stafford and others. It notes writ of habeas corpus petition by Donald Fergison and a note action by American Security Division of ASC Corporation against Larry and Barbara Hoover. Also records a circuit court assault and battery with intent to rape a 15 year old, with Max Pine sentenced to 1 to 10 years.
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Nina E. Vaughn
Donald Rex Vaughn
Kelley
Arnold
Chambers, Byer and Gaus
Vernon D. Weaver
Samuel C. Mack
Earlene A. McCord
Arthur McCord
Wayne E. Thornburg
Max Pine
Anderson
Indiana Reformatory
Ben-Gurion to Visit Jerusalem and Canada Visit
Israel's Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion will pay an official visit to Canada May 24 and 25. He will also visit Jerusalem as part of the trip.
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Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Canada
Engineers at Delco Remy and Dixon Electric Team
Ray Raper and Tom Ro mine are shown as electricians at Delco Remy with Bob Byrne, Carl Bookout, and Don in a Dixon Electric related scene. The photo highlights involved personnel in IRC&D terminal management and regional electrical workers.
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Ineer
Delco-Remy
Ray Raper
Tom Romine
Bob Byrne
Dixon Electric
Carl Bookout
Irc&d
Don
Lemnitzer says war threat has not increased
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer told Congress the danger of general war is not greater than a year ago though the world is more deteriorated. He warned of new crises like Cuba and Laos and said a conflict could start by accident or escalate from a limited clash.
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Lemnitzer
Washington
UPI
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Cuba
Laos
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force push to keep bombers amid missile doubts
House and Senate armed services committees debated a $12.5 billion bill for planes ships and missiles. They overrode Kennedy on bomber authorizations and pressed for continued manned bombers as missiles undergo testing. McNamara signaled a reassessment of defenses amid concerns about abandoning bombers too quickly.
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House Committee
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Cuba charges in Guantanamo operating areas
The Navy said the Randolph is an anti-submarine carrier with only helicopters and piston planes. A Havana broadcast called the incident a provocation and violation of Cuban air space and waters. The report said the carrier came within two miles of the coast and five jets later flew over the beach. News also reported the slaying of Alberto Milian Jorge in a gun duel with militiamen and ongoing seizure of private schools after Castro's May Day speech.
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Guantanamo
Radio Voz
Cuba
U.S
Santiago
Havana
Alberto Milian- Jorge
UPI
Fidel Castro
Guillermo Sardinas
Ivoman
Bettenhausen Career Atop midget racing and deadly era
The article recalls Bettenhausen’s rise from a 1938 midget race at the Chicago Armory to a 1951 national title in the Belanger Special with wins across Milwaukee Langhorne Springfield Syracuse Denver San Jose and DuQuoin Illinois He died in 1959 at the old track where 53 people had perished including 30 drivers and 14 mechanics plus 9 spectators Two drivers Unser and Cortner were also killed in 1959 practice runs with track deaths noted in the era.
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Chicago Armory
Milwaukee
Langhorne
Springfield
Ill
Syracuse
Denver
San Jose
DuQuoin
Bettenhausen
Racing
Jerry Unser
Bob Cortner
Johnson offers expanded aid to Viet Nam during assembly speech
President Johnson outlines a broad U S aid program for Viet Nam to the national assembly and in talks with Diem. He pledges training and equipping civil guards and defense forces, expanding regular troops, rural development, and long term economic aid while signaling willingness to exceed Diem’s military requests. He stresses resolve against communism and praises Vietnamese valor.
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Laos
Johnson
Manila
Philippine
United States
South Viet Nam
Philippines
Viet Nam
Texas
Saigon
Formosa
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Thailand
India
Pakistan
Greece
Italy
U.S
Diem
National Assembly
The
Lao talks bogged down over Laotian representation
The conference faced delays as major powers clashed over Laos representation. A Soviet spokesman suggested Rusk was delaying, while the U S side insists only Premier Boun Oum and his Lao delegation are legitimate with some members arriving from Laos by Saturday.
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Soviet Union
Rusk
United States
Boun Oum
Laos
Rosemary Clooney at A H S Gym June 10 1961
Rosemary Clooney headlines an 8:00 PM concert at A H S Gym on June 10 1961. Call 644-8851 for details and tickets.
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Rosemary Clooney
Herb Shriner
A.H.S. Gym
A.H.L. Gym
Nazi Trial Reveals Eichmann Role and Gloebke Tie
A deposition labels Eichmann the almighty official who directed Jewish affairs and blocked emigration to trap Jews for death camps. The prosecution shifts focus to German Jews and raises Hans Gloebke, aide to Adenauer, as among officials at a 1941 meeting on confiscating property of Jews who lost German nationality.
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Eichmann
Europe
Hans Gloebke
Konrad Adenauer
Gloebke
Ministry of Interior
Lews E. Small Dies. Retired Railroad Engineer
Lewis E Small 78 of 307 W Monroe St Alexandria died at 2 15 pm Friday at home He was a retired New York Central locomotive engineer with 47 years service and had lived in Alexandria 23 years Born December 5 1882 in Decatur County he married Mervil Starr in 1938 Survivors include his widow two stepsons Ray P of Alexandria Gerald H of Westminster Calif one brother Ray C Greensburg eight grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Friends may call after Sunday noon at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Services 10 30 am Monday at First Christian Church Alexandria Burial Windfall Cemetery
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Alexandria
Lewis E Small
W. Monroe St
New York Central
Decatur County
Lewis and
Harriet Ricketts Small
Mervil Inez Starr
Anderson
Small
First Christian Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mervil
Ray P
Gerald H
Westminster
Calif
Ray C
Greensburg
Karl M. Kyle
Herschel Reed
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Mrs Hattie E Riggs 68 of Shirley died at St Johns Hospital Anderson. Born Henry County July 21 1892 she married Clarence Riggs Sept 13 1910. Survived by husband a daughter three grandchildren a brother. Funeral 7 p.m. today at Condo and Son Wilkinson with burial Monday Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Willard Bennett 78 of Daleville died at his daughter’s home New Castle born May 28 1882 son of Johnathan and Amanda Bennett. Wife preceded him. Son Oren killed in 1932 car crash. Funeral 4 p.m. today Ballard and Shirey Middletown burial Miller Cemetery near Middletown.
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Shirley
Hattie E. Riggs
Rt. 1
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Henry County
Samuel
Laura Mitterspaugh Wisehart
Clarence Riggs
Clarence
Arthur Payne
Fairmount
Bennie Wisehart
Pendleton
Middletown
Willard Bennett
Daleville
Maurice Justice
New Castle
White Union
Johnathan
Amanda Wilson Bennett
Oren
Ballard and Shirey
A. F. Byrne
Lewisville
Andrew Bradford
Greenville
Miller Cemetery
Death of Jane Evelyn Etchison Aged 9 In Indianapolis
Jane Evelyn Etchison nine, daughter of Edwin L and Kathryn Etchison of Anderson, died at 11 10 a m Friday in James Whitcomb Riley Hospital Indianapolis. Born August 3 1951 in Anderson she was in Roosevelt School fourth grade. Funeral services set for 7 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial Monday at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include her twin brother John Edwin a sister Jill Elaine parents and grandparents with several relatives. She was a Meadowbrook Baptist Church member.
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Jane Evelyn Etchison
Edwin L
Kathryn Etchison
South View Dr
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Anderson
Roosevelt School
Jane
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
John Edwin
Jill Elaine
Robert L. Wells
Ernie Etchison
Alexandria
Austin Etchison
Hershel Cory
Bradenton
Fla
Sarah Lee Wells
Purdue
Lewis A. McCarty
Pendleton
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John C. Zuber
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Algerian unrest raises fear of new attacks in Algiers
Government spokesman Jacques Coup de Fresne warned that right wing commandos may strike as security forces brace for major action after the failed April revolt. An official appeal by Jean Morin and Gen Fernand Gambi er urged population calm amid mounting tension as riots broke out in Djidjelli and Marengo with French troops firing on protesters, killing three and wounding ten.
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Jacques Coup de Fresne
Algeria
Jean Morin
Fernand Gambier
Algiers
Djidjelli
Marengo
Anderson Obituaries Summary of Local Deaths
Genevieve Hedrick a former reader at First Church of Christ Scientist in Anderson and Pasadena resident for about six years died last Saturday. Georgia R Woods of 2519 Main St died Thursday with services set at First Church of the Nazarene and burial in Pleasant Walk Cemetery. Leona Fisher of 2220 W 8th St died Thursday with services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home and burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Francis Lloyd O'Brien of 244 W 5th St died Wednesday with services at St Marys Catholic Church and burial in St Marys Cemetery Arrangements by Albright Funeral Home. John F Mulholland of 3128 Columbus Ave died Wednesday with services at Ambrose Catholic Church and burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Genevieve Hedrick
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Anderson
Pasadena
Calif
Homer
Grace Miley Hedrick
Georgia R. Woods
Main St
First Church of the Nazarene
John C. Wine
Pleasant Walk
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Leona Fisher
8Th St
Sells and Rowe Funeral
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Francis O'Brien
Francis Lloyd O’brien
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Al‘bright
John F. Mulholland
Columbus Ave
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman, Pasitor
East Maplewood Cemetery
Atlas Fired ing pads in California, Wyoming and Nebraska
The E engine produces 400000 pounds of thrust versus 360000 for the earlier model. The advance missile uses an inertial guidance system for precise steering. Most prior E Atlas failures traced to a faulty hydraulics system. Thunderstorms most frequent on southern prairies and Southern Ontario May to September.
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Ing
California
Wyoming
Nebraska
Praries
Ontario
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