China Builds Border Force Tensions Rise Along India Frontier
India protests to Peking as Beijing concentrates troops along the disputed border in Ladakh and NEFA. Chinese forces infiltrated a neutralized zone in Ladakh, sparking notes of protest amid prior clashes and a self-proclaimed ceasefire.
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NEW Delht
UPI
China
India
Ladakh
Peking
Foreign Office
Northeast Frontier Agency
NEFA
North East Frontier
Kashmir
Nebraska job discrimination in state agencies sparks probe
Nebraska is described as heavily segregated next to Alabama for Negro employment in state government. Senator Terry Carpenter says no Negroes work in Banking Insurance Liquor Purchasing Fire Marshal or Safety Patrol. Three Negroes in Highway and one each in Agricultural and Health departments. Legislature passes 33 to 2 urging Gov Morrison to root out discrimination.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPS
Alabama
Nebraska
Terry Carpenter
Highway Department
Agricultural Department
Health
Carpenter
Frank Morrison
Kennedy Nominates Donegan for Subversives Board
President Kennedy nominated Thom as J. Donegan for reappointment to the Subversive Activities Control Board. The president also sent Senate nominations of Lee Loevinger to the FCC and William H. Orrick Jr. as assistant attorney general to fill Loevinger’s vacancy.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Donegan
Kennedy
Subversive Activities Control Board
Senate
Lee Loevinger
Federal Communications Commission
William H. Orrick Jr
Loevinger
FCC
Indianapolis Bank Robber Sentenced to Nine Years
Federal Judge S Hugh Dillun sentenced Richard Sears 24 of Indianapolis to nine years in prison for robbing an American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co branch in January.
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Indianapolis
UPI
S. Hugh Diliin
Richard Sears
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co
Cooper Returns From Mercury Flight In Hawaii Welcome
Astronaut John Glenn and NASA officials hailed the 34 hour Mercury mission as a landmark. Cooper is described as cheerful and sharp after landing aboard the carrier Kearsarge near Hawaii. He faces a White House reception and a New York ticker tape parade.
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Texas
Honolulu
Kearsarge
Hawaii
America
White House
New York
Cooper
Oklahoma
Roger
Gary Cooper
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Brainerd Holmes
NASA Manned Flight
Holmes
United States
Faith 7
Earth
John H. Glenn Jr
Japan
Midway Island
Pacific
Mannea
Pollard
Air Force
Charles W. Upp
Bombings Linked to FLQ Pattern in Quebec Attacks
Police say the Friday mail box explosions resemble earlier FLQ bombings though no link was confirmed. Explosives tore through five mail boxes in Westmount while six more were found nearby. An explosive expert was injured when a bomb detonated during removal. The FLQ seeks Quebec independence by force citing aims in typewritten memoranda.
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FLQ
Walter Leja
Mails
Westmount
Quebec
Wilfred O'Neil
Quebec Liberation Front
Church leader Dr Newberry retires from long service
A national Church of God figure Dr Newberry retires after a long tenure as president of the Board of Church Extension and Home Missions since 1956. A former International Youth Fellowship director, he pastored in Detroit Cleveland San Jose Baltimore and is Kentucky born. He studied at Rio Grande Denison Anderson Duke Oberlin and Stanford.
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Adam W. Miller
Church of God
Newberry
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
International Youth Fellowship
Detroit
Cleveland
San Jose
Calif
Baltimore
Kentucky
Rio Grande College
Deniston University
Anderson College
Duke University
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Stanford University
Butler University Educator to Speak at Frankton High Commencement
The Frankton High School commencement will feature speaker and Butler University figure who has served as teacher coach adviser and Dean of Men and has aided IHSAA Tournament broadcasts since 1957. The program includes band processional invocation salutatory vocal solo and valedictory with diplomas awarded by Dale Prough. The senior class will depart May 25 for an eight day trip to Washington and New York with advisers Ted Harbit and Mrs Marilyn Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler University
Office of Admissions
IHSAA
Wifbm-Tv
Frankton High School
Robert C. Barker
Steve Sumner
Susan Brown
God
Ginger Knight
Heniser
Jim Ailen
Dale Prough
Madison County
Bill Jarrett
Ted Harbit
Marilyn Davis
Washington
New York
St John’s Training Deep in Devotion to Profession
A historical note reflects St John’s emphasis on education as an active, systematic process shaping physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual powers. Instruction and guidance aim to assimilate knowledge, develop skills, practice virtue, and form attitudes and life ideals among students.
Nursing students train across multiple Holy Cross schools
The article details nursing education at Holy Cross Central School of Nursing at St. John’s Hospital with extensions to St. Joseph’s in Kokomo and South Bend. It outlines the three year program, clinical arrangements with Louisville Madison State Hospital St. Louis Riley Hospital, entrance requirements, and the role of student nurses in patient care. It notes 44 seniors will graduate in August and lists origins of Indiana Michigan and Ohio students.
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St. John’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kokomo
South Bend
Nicholas
Herbert Lee
Carolyn) Stottkemyer
Holy Cross Central School of Nursing
Louisville, Ky
Madison State Hospital
Madison
St. Louis
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
St. John's Hospital
R.N
Michigan
Michigan City
St. Joe
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Muskegon Heights
Saginaw
South Field
Illinois
Quincy
Chicago
Cairo
Evergreen Park
Park Ridge
Elmhurst
Lansing
Lyons
Park Forest
Fremont
Ohio
Indiana
Kennan Voices Hope for Yugoslavia Trade Relations
Kennan, architect of postwar policy, says Congress should restore normal trade ties with Yugoslavia. He criticizes last Congress for stripping Yugoslavia of most favored nation status and urges renewed efforts in the new Congress to improve relations and trade.
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Kennan
America
Soviet Union
Congress
Yugoslavia
Dairy referendum vote set for dairy farmers by mail
Dairy farmers will vote by mail on the five association ballots with ballots postmarked by midnight Monday May 20. Costello reports about 4 050 dairy farmers will be covered under the proposal.
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Costello
Former East Gate stylist joins Mar-Lees Beauty Shop
Bobbie Cross, previously based at East Gate, now works at Mar-Lees Beauty Shop located in Chesterfield Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Cross
East Gate
Mar-Lees Beauty Shop
Chesterfield Shopping Center
Amended Milk Order Referendum Requires Cooperative Voting
The proposed amended marketing area milk order was issued by the U S Department of Agriculture on May 10 and becomes effective only if two thirds of all dairy farmers voting in the referendum approve. Some members may vote collectively through qualified cooperative associations in the Indianapolis Marketing Area.
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Indianapolis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Campus staff changes spark notes on 1962 63 contest winners
Hatch's parents are Rev Ralph Hatch and Mrs Hatch. Mrs Hatch resigns from First Church of God in Milwaukee to join the general offices of the Church of God here. Hatch's associate editor this past year has been John Burris of Anderson. Among first place winners in the 1962 63 contest are Ball State News Ball State Teachers College Fagots St Mary of the Woods Indiana Daily Student Indiana University The Statesman Indiana State College The Journal Marion College and The Crescent Evansville College.
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Sistant
Hatch
Ralph Hatch
First Church of God
Milwaukee
Church of God
John Burris
Anderson
Ball State News
Ball State Teachers College
Fagots
St. Mary-of the-Woods
Indiana Daily Student
Indiana University
the Statesman
Indiana State College
the Journal
Marion College
the Crescent
Evansville College
Eruption Ash Down on Bali Denpasar and Ports Hit
Ash rain fell on Denpasar and Kintamani as Gunung Agung eruptive activity sent glowing avalanches and searing gas plumes toward Bali and nearby towns. Explosions were reported near Banjuwangi Bondowoso and along the coastlines as 1500 people perished in a prior eruption.
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Bangli
Singaraja
Kintamani
Karangasem
Surabaja
Gempol
East Java
Bali
Banjuwangi
Bondowoso
Antara
Denpasar
Singaradja
Amuk
Local Track Qualifiers From MH and Elwood Meet Regional Seats
MH wins Gibson Pendleton Virgil Bank son and Mike Hanna Madison Heights Charles Huston mile relay team Baughn Miller Sloane Bass El wood Ron Drake Frank ton Bill Jarrett Stan Bus will represent their schools in regional track meets. See Page 7 for full details.
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Gibson
Pendleton
Virgil Bankson
Mike Hanna
Madison Heights
Charles Huston
Baughn
Miller
Sloane
Bass
Elwood
Ron Drake
Frankton
Bill Jarrett
Stan Busby
Kennedy to Tour Europe West Germany and Ireland
Kennedy will travel to Italy to begin a European tour that also includes West Germany and Ireland. Officials reject the idea of a Kennedy de Gaulle meeting during the trip citing persistent NATO policy disagreements and no easing of tensions. Kennedy reportedly may seek a meeting with the Pope amid increased papal involvement in international affairs and debates over a Vatican ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kennedy
Italy
West Germany
Ireland
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Vatican
Eisenhower
Pope John
India
Rome
Congress Speech Continues As Space Schedule Delays Noted
White House delays Washington reception for 24 hours and space agency schedule. Pierre Salinger says Maj. Cooper’s timetable was too tight. Cooper will travel to Honolulu for a reunion with his wife and two daughters before heading to Cape Canaveral for a news conference.
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Tors
Air Force
Charles Upp
Detroit
Mich
Cooper
Trudy
Camala
Janita
Honolulu
Pollara
Sala
Pollard
Pearl Harbor
Kearsarge
App
Moon
Project Mercury
Chris Kraft
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
Space Agency
Maj. Cooper
Obituaries for Allen, Humke, Janney, and others in Anderson
Obituary notices list John O. Allen Sr 67 of Chesterfield veteran of WWI retired from Delco Remy 19 years and survived by a large family. Blanche Humke 83 of Sherman Street dies. services by Rev Wayne Schwob and burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Merrill Janney 43 of Fort Wayne production engineer Magnavox dies. funeral at Fort Wayne with Mt Moriah Lodge and Shrine honors. Various other services and rites for George Vanasdal Laura Steele Mayme Crandall Ruby Gillespie Hap Hathaway Warren Rhodes and Chester W. Allen across local funeral homes.
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John O. Allen
W. Main St
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy Division
Memphis
Tenn
Villa Park
American Legion of Lapel
Florence
John O. Allen, Jr
Alice Ballinger
Anderson
Martha Ausley
Joseph Coomer
James Hunter
Max Stoffler
Robert Hunter
Tracy Hawkins
Carmel
J. C. Mier
J. E
Blanche Humke
Sherman St
Fred Humke
St. John's Hospital
Bulletin Distribution
Everton
Ind
Carl Humke
John Sterling
West Palm Beach
Fla
Merrill Eugene Janney
Jane Dr
Fort Waye
Ben Beverly Badgley
Parkview Hospital
Fort Wayne
Magnavox Company
Gaston
Mt. Moriah 77
Lodge F & AM
Shrine
Vicki
Mare
Spud
Goldie Delph
Sarasota
Badgley
Robert
Maxine) Newman
St. Petersburg
D. O. McComb and Sons
W. Noble Green
Mt. Moriah
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Howard C
Hap) Hathaway
Muncie
Clover Lane
Central Tire, Inc
Meeks
Donald Barnes
Beech Grove Cemetery
Chester W. Allen
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Wayne Schwab
Columbus Ave
Church of the Nazarene
Mendon Cemetery
Pendleton
Judge Orders Mental Exam for Robbery Suspect
In Indianapolis a federal judge ordered a mental examination for 53 year old Mary Elizabeth Kennedy of Anderson accused of a $1678 Citizens Bank of Anderson branch robbery last month. Police say she swallowed insecticide during the investigation.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Mary Elizabeth Kennedy
Anderson
Kennedy
Citizens Bank of
S. Hugh Dillin
U.S. District Court
Coal and Manufactured Goods Push Freight Loads Higher
UPI reports rail freight last week reached 598,670 cars, led by coal and manufactured goods shipments. Year to date totals stood at 10,028,549 cars, below the 1962-63 pacing, with piggyback shipments up 17.8 percent to 2,460 cars for the week ending May 4.
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Washington
UPI
Association of American Railroads
AAR
Cheatham Slaying Trial Recessed
In Shelbyville Indiana the Cheatham double murder trial was recessed until Monday after state and defense rested. State rebuttal witness Dr E Rogers Smith testified Cheatham was sane at the time of the crime and a defense motion for acquittal was overruled by Judge Robert Ellison.
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Shelbyville, Ind
UPI
Rhudolph Cheatham
E. Rogers Smith
Indianapolis
Cheatham
Robert Ellison
Shelby Circuit Court
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries notice two local deaths Mrs Willemene Kellermeyer 81 Fortville Madison Street funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Paul C Cory Funeral Home burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery G Robert Presser 44 Lapel dies Thursday rites 2 p.m. Sunday Fisher Brothers Funeral Home burial Brookside Cemetery. Local clergy Rev Gilbert Schrieber and Rev Marion O King officiate.
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Laura Steele
Delaware St
Harold FE. Rozelle
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Ruby B Gillespie
F. 29Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Fortville
Willemene Kellermeyer
Madison St
Paul C. Cory
Gilbert Schrieber
G. R. Presser
LAPEL
G. Robert Presser
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Marion O. King
Lapel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Democrats Honor Winners At Madison County Meet
Victorious Democratic nominees for city offices will be honored at a Madison County Young Democrats Club event Sunday at 5 p.m. at Local 662 hall Hillcrest Dr. and Ind 109. Mayor Ralph R Ferguson Anderson Luther Stockdale Elwood and Mayor Guy Lewis Alexandria will be featured guests along with other city candidates. A white elephant sale will be led by County Treasurer Egg Hood. Two hundred persons are expected. officers will be elected.
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Madison County
Young Democrats Club
Hillcrest Dr
Ind
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Luther Stockdale
Elwood
Guy Lewis
Alexandria
Maxine Himes
Walter Keith
Margaret Schube
David Brinker
Millicent Long
Phyllis Grile
Marie Riggs
Jack Norris
Roland Webber
William Norton
George Slinkard
Democratic Party
Egg Hood
Madison County Democrat Women's Club
Commissioner's Court Room
Josephine Windoffer
Madge Mitchell
Maxine Sutphin
Marie Stevenson
County 4500
Markleville Lehvel
Green Pittsford
Anderson Township
Democrat Club
Superior Court Room
Don Gregg
Kais er Aluminum Starts Heat-Treat Operation in Trentwood
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp began operating a new heat-treating process for aluminum sheet at its Trentwood works near Spokane Washington. The continuous process has a capacity of one million pounds monthly at Trentwood.
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Spokane, Wash
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Aluminum
Robert R. Carrell
Hillcrest Church of Christ
Brookline St
Penney
Oxford
St. John’s
House of Color
Uper
Kemiglo
Kennedy Will
Mrs
Merrill E. Janney
George Vanasdal
Vineyard St
Brown and Butz
George Goris
Second Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Crown Hill Cemetery
Mayme Crandall
Mayme Baxton Crandall
George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Sells and Rowe
East Maplewood
Ruby Gillespie
Howard Hathaway
Warren Rhodes
Warren Edward Rhodes
Allen Chapel
Walter E. Smith
Kk. F. Lashley
East Mapewood Cemetery
Underwood and Brooks Memorial
Aloysius Jackson
Mary Rich
Valeska Streaty
Columbus, C
Helen Payne
Helen FE. Payne
4Th St
John R. Woods
Mounds Baptist Church
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Petersburg
Chester Allen
Marshall Brooks
Teri Lane
Brooks
Indian Head
John Elis
Colonial Church of the Brethren
Mount Nebo
Harold E. Rozelle
Sun Valley Speedway
W. Kellermeyer
E. 21St
Donald
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