Revolt in South Korea Involves Premier and U S Pressure
An analysis of the South Korean army revolt shows Maj Gen Pak and Maj Gen Chang Bu leading behind the scenes. The United States rejected a last minute plea by Lt Gen Chang Do Yung for intervention. Only about 4000 of 500000 troops joined the coup. Negotiations continue among rebel leaders Washington and Seoul, with Chang playing a possible moderating role.
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United States
John M. Chang
Pak
Phil Newsom
UPI
U.S
Chang Do Yung
Military Revolutionary Committee
Carter B. Magruder
United Nations
Seoul
Korea
Asa
Wagrader
Suey Wu
Chang
Arpead
Staptlys
Syngman Rhee
Rains Delay Indiana Farm Work Two Weeks
Purdue University agricultural experts say heavy spring rainfall delays Indiana farm field work by two weeks. Only 16 percent of corn and soybean plowing completed by last week, far below the normal 75 percent by mid May. Winter wheat growth is satisfactory. oats seeding lagging.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Purdue University
Indiana
Robert £. Straszheim
Segregationists Fail In School Aid Bill Attack
In Washington the Senate defeated an effort to block Kennedy's school aid bill with a 70 to 25 vote, while a conservative substitute failed 64 to 30. Debate then shifted to a broader amendment to bar withholding federal funds from segregated schools, with Sen. Thurmond and Sen. Blakley offering key measures. In Indiana, Sam Brown, longtime mint dealer, died after years of heart illness at 65, and in Ohio politics the Talmadge amendment’s fate stirred party division. An Anderson Optimist Club meeting featured a film with Decathlon champ Bob Richards, as debate over federal school aid continued.
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Pune Soluve Uilvez Deol
Ths
Isrmeli
Sen. Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Sam
Brown
Memorial Hospital
Southern Sup
Max
Newport
York
David Im
House
Labor Committee
Merrick
Adam Clayton Powell
Talmadge
Abraham A
Can
Missionary Dale McClain Returns See Chesterfield Talk
The Rev. Dale McClain, back from Hong Kong mission service, will speak at 6 30 p m Sunday at New Dunkard Church Chesterfield. He will address the Men for Missions Council at 2 30 p m Sunday. He and his wife Polly spent four years in Hong Kong under the Oriental Missionary Society. The Chesterfield host church pastor is Rev W H Patterson.
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Chesterfield
Dale McClain
Hong Kong
Missionary Service
New Dunkard
Missions Council
Polly
Oriental Missionary Society
W. H. Patterson
Death notices for Eva Truitt and Lola Elrod in Warren County Ky
Eva M. Truitt 118 N. Main St. Indianapolis died Tuesday. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery. Lola Elrod widow of Neal Elrod of Warren County is survived by two brothers Merritt Elrod and H E Elrod with services pending in Bowling Green. Friends may attend viewings at Johnson Funeral Home in Bowling Green and Siethous Church in Warren County.
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Neal Elrod
Warren County
Johnson Funeral Home
Bowling Green Ky
Warren Gaus Methodist Church
Warren Coun Eva Trusts
Pendleton
Lola Elrod
Eva M. Truitt
Merritt Elrod
Indianapolis
N. Main St
H. Elrod
Oakland
Cornell
Bright Funeral Home
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Statement Expected Today On Port Site
Funeral notices list services for Walter Donnelly 74 of 1328tian Church charge, burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Alma S. Me rowe, 80, Park Place Methodist, burial East Maplewood. Lucy Wood 81 of 2519 Main St. and Russell Bryan 45 formerly of Anderson. Frank Henry 71 of 907 W ath St, Archie Keister Pendleton, Dorotha Hendricks, Neal Elrod, Ray Huffman 76 Daleville, George Helms 82 Fortville. Port site decision expected today in Indianapolis with site options Burns Ditch or tri city area. Funeral home affiliations: Brown D NM, Meeks Mortuary, Polhemus Shirey. Burial, church affiliations, and official statements noted.
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David Teaford
Delaware St
Baker Broth
Mon
Walter Donnelly
Iroe G. Schuster
Central
Chris Walter Donnelly
Lindberg Rd
East Maple
St. John’s Hospital
Badywood
Baker Brothersl
Alma McKown
Alma S. Mejary
Rown
Brights Nursing
Ernest W. Hamilton
Home
Park Place Methodist Church
Sells
Maplewood
Rowe Funeral
James M
Lula Pencelbe
East Maplewood
Donnelly
Guide Lamp
Lucy
Woop
Armelia Donnelly
Robert
Anderson
Ro“lma Wood
Main St
Aberta Alexander
Lafayette
Fred
Brown D NM
Butz Funeral Home
Janes Me Peo
John C. Wine
First Church of
Russell Bryan the Nazarene
Ninedicale
West Maplewood Ceme
Russell L
Bryan
Muncie
Frank Henry
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Highway Commission
Puneral
Frank M. Hen
Y Pene
Morial
Robert Fribley
First Methodist of
Meeks Mortuary
Neal Elrod
Pendleton
Dorotha
Archie Keister Tery
Hendricks
Laurel St
Archie Keister
Ndianapolis
Clin- Ray Huffman
Ben Green
Daleville
Indiana Port Commission
Ray Huffman
Dale
Ville
Polhemus
Chicago
Odist
Berlin Philharmonic Plans U S Tour This Fall
The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra will tour the United States and Canada for a month this fall. Conductor Herbert Von Karajan and Karl Boehm will lead 12 concerts each in cities including Washington Columbus Cleveland Ann Arbor Lafayette Chicago Bloomington Fort Wayne Oberlin Detroit Flint East Lansing Toronto Ottawa Burlington Northhampton Newark Lewisburg and Baltimore.
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Berlin
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
United States
Canada
Herbert von Karajan
Karl Boehm
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Bloomington
Fort Wayne
Oberlin
Detroit
Flint
East Lansing
Toronto
Ottawa
Burlington, Vt
North Hampton
Mass
Newark, N.J
Lewisburg, Pa
Baltimore
Science Students Tour Chicago Museums Saturday
Central Junior High School science students will tour Chicago museums and other sites Saturday under John Nicholson. They will visit the Museum of Science and Industry, the Museum of Natural History, Shedd Aquarium, Garfield Park Conservatory, Chinatown, and dine there. Five chaperones supervise the group.
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Central Junior High School
Chicago
Jack B. Nicholson
Museum of Science and Industry
Museum of Natural History
Shedd Aquarium
Garfield Park Botanical Conservatory
Richard Robel
Rouderush
Caldwell
Stephanie Carr
Ed Clawson
Cherri Dillard
Jerri Eng
Daira Grencions
Carol Fox
Tom Harvey
Jim Heflin
Mike Hodson
Sharon Hoffman
Blue King
Bill Mauck
Len Merida
Noel Norton
Vicki Palmer
Larry Rosencrans
Regina Voight
Beverly Williams
Barbara Brubaker
Bertha Carter
Judy Hammond
Bill ‘Heritage
Nancy Howard
Patey
Susan Loose
Paula Owen
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Airview St
Esterday
Mr. Wilkerson
Cortland
William
Mary Stewart Wilkerson
American Steel and
Lpany
Teen Guide
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Arrow
Uave
Nettie
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ray A. Burchfield
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
UPD
Senate
Kennedy
Optimist
Anderson Optimist Club
Bob Richards
MCA
Wilbur Hardacre
I White House
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Montgomery Ward
SEA Venture I
F.0.b
House Painet Us
Anands Wan
Ro Xa
Reece Oe
WHS
ROUSE
Regel
Iller
Utton
Madison
Bell-Ans
Bellans
Orangeburg
N. Y
Ole
THE
Boleex
Hollywood
12Th and
Meridian Streets
Berlin Philharmonic
U. S
Gerald Stearns
Larry Ishitewall Sayers
Cindy Phelps
Bruce
Hitana Sampley
Joe Hancock
Carolyn
Reese
Willis
Jim Webster
Becky Alex- Zander
Beverly Bell
Joy Brown
John Epperson
Susie Fraunderfer
Sachs
Bulletin-Herald
Ward's
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