Supreme Court Hands Down New Rulings
The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear several appeals including a bid by Sheppard to take a lie detector test and a Venezuelan extradition to face murder and fraud charges. It also denied appeals in contempt rulings in Louisiana and rulings on Kansas City damage suits. The court praised Indiana Port Commission for not spending $600,000 on a Lake Michigan harbor pilot study.
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Murder Eyewitness At Trial Promised by Prosecution
In Bloomfield Indiana the prosecution promised to introduce eyewitness Milam A. McNeal in the murder trial of Michael L Andry, a 23 year old from Pasadena Texas, charged with fatally shooting Carl W. Snyder during a Bloomington motel robbery last June. McNeal, who pleaded guilty to second degree murder, received a life sentence. The prosecutor said he would not seek the death penalty.
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North Anderson PTA Elects New Officers This Evening
North Anderson Hiawatha PTA holds its final meeting of the school year in the North Anderson gym tonight at seven. Harold Jarrett, the president, will conduct the session. The music department will honor National Music Week with a program of songs dances and lutephone band selections.
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Reds Accuse Soviets of Grand Retreat in Test Ban Talks
In Geneva UPI report the United States charges the Soviet Union is planning another grand retreat by renouncing on site inspections for a nuclear test ban. Ambassador Stelle says the move would disrupt negotiations and deepen the stalemate. The British Foreign Office notes a Khrushchev reply to Kennedy and Macmillan is under study while Moscow hints at retaliatory Soviet blasts to U.S. underground tests.
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Muncie Slayer Pens Appeal Wins New Stay
INDIANAPOLIS AP Condemned Muncie slayer Jay L. Dull won an indefinite stay of execution less than 36 hours before his date with Indiana's electric chair. The stay marks the second eight months in the final hours as the Indiana Supreme Court intervened after Dull mailed a personal petition alleging trial errors. The governor previously granted a stay to allow time for an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, which declined to hear the motion.
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Americans Die in Egyptian Plane Crash Near Cairo
Two American tourists Albert Lion and his wife Gloria of Baltimore were identified among 34 killed when a twin engine C47 crashed into a mud hut village 20 miles north of Cairo. Airline officials blamed bad weather and turbulence for the disaster. earlier reports of an explosion were denied.
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Stamp Designer Wins Post Office Science Stamp Honor
Antonio Frasconi, Connecticut woodcut artist, designed the stamp honoring science. His globe and starry sky motif was chosen for a fall issue marking the National Academy of Science anniversary. Ball State College commencement set for June 9 with about 500 bachelor candidates and 411 master degree recipients.
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Assessments Due May 15 Warns Personal Property Owners
Madison County Assessor Tom Broderick and Anderson Township Assessor Wahn Dean issued a warning that May 15 is the final deadline to file personal property schedules. Forms provided by officials must be filed by Wednesday or a fine will be imposed. Officials noted most schedules in the area have been turned in.
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Rotary luncheon to host Lt Col Paul Robb speaker
Lt Col Paul Robb of the Salvation Army in Indianapolis will address the Anderson Rotary Club at the YMCA Tuesday noon. He previously served in Anderson 33 years ago and will be introduced by Capt Dale Tollerich, the Salvation Army officer now stationed here.
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Surplus Minuteman ICBM Up For Sale
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. AP report notes the defense surplus sales office will auction a complete Minuteman ICBM complex. Inspection at Cape Canaveral set for May 21 with bids due by June 1. 20 percent deposit required. Item includes 5-foot tall service tower, 2000 pound capacity elevator, concrete base, hydraulic lift, and umbilical tower. Weight 431000 pounds. Buyer must dismantle and remove. Also mentions a Bloomington Indiana alcoholism workshop at Indiana University scheduled for June 3-13.
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