Mansfield Deplores Alabama Riot
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged Americans to hang their heads in shame over Alabama race riots and backed Kennedy administration steps to restore order. He supported sending U S marshals but opposed outside actors, as Alabama leaders asked Kennedy to withdraw federal authorities and rely on state efforts to maintain order.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
Free World
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Mansfield
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Freedom Riders
Montgomery
Talmadge
United States
Washington, D.C
Prescott Bush
Rconn
Fire destroys Jackson Roofing Co.
Firefighters battled flames for over two hours at the Jackson Roofing Co in New Castle Indiana. Owner Joe Jackson estimated damages between 20 000 and 30 000 with insurance covering only 500.
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New Castle
Ind
Jackson Roofing Co
Joe Jackson
Timber from private Spokane forests drives domestic supply
Privately owned forests around Spokane provide up to 90 percent of the timber processed for domestic use, underscoring the pivotal role of private land in local wood production.
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Spokane
Morgano Bribery Case Goes Before Newton County Jury
Tommy Morgano faces a Newton County Circuit Court jury after his second trial began for allegedly offering deputy Harold Rayder 100000 dollars to facilitate a gambling and prostitution operation in 1959. The first trial ended with a hung jury on August 30.
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Kentland
Ind
UPI
Tommy Morgano
Newton County
Morgano
Porter County
Harold Rayder
Murchison brothers win proxy fight for Alleghany control
The insurgent Murchison brothers claimed a decisive proxy victory in the Alleghany Corp. battle, with counts ranging from three quarters of a million to a million votes. Official results due Tuesday in Baltimore. John and Clint Murchison plan to convene their slate in New York Wednesday to elect new officers and pursue control, while Allan Kirby could remain a major holder on the reorganized board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murchison Brothers
Gramt Alleghany Corp
Baltimore
Dallas
Tex
John D. Murchison
Allan P. Kirby
Alleghany
Murchison
Kirby
Woolworth
John
Clint W. Murchison Sr
Reorganized
Neutral Corporation Trust Co
New York Central Railroad and Investors Diversified Services
Clint W. Jr
Murchison Brothers, A
IDS
Richards Named AL All Star Manager by Cronin
Paul Richards of the Baltimore Orioles was named American League All Star team manager by President Joe Cronin. Richards, AP AL manager of the year in 1960, becomes the third case since 1933 where the pennant winner’s manager is not automatic due to Casey Stengel’s retirement from the Yankees.
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Boston
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Cronin
Richards
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Travel Habits Show Auto Use Dominates In 35 Cities
Surveys in 35 American cities find 74.7 percent travel by automobile and 25.9 percent depend on public transit.
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Washington
Vatican City Palace Said to Be World’s Largest
The Vatican, located in Vatican City, reportedly contains more than 4,000 rooms and is described as the largest palace ever built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
Ten Lobbyists Fail To File 1961 Expense Reports
INDIANAPOLIS AP Ten lobbyists named for failing to file lobbying expense reports from the 1961 General Assembly were sent to Marion County Prosecutor Phillip L Bayt by Secretary of State Charles C Hendricks and forwarded by Gen Edwin K Steers who urged grand jury review. State law imposes fines from 200 to 1000 dollars and up to one year’s imprisonment. Names include six Indiana Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs representatives Lucy Williams Mable Augusta Laura Hubble Ossie Spraggins Fannie Bineford Lena Harris and others Joseph N Fritsch Robert W Walton Marilyn Ruth Horsley Gene Coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
Phillip L. Bayt
Edwin K. Steers
Charles C. Hendricks
Steers
Bayt
Francis E. Thomason
Indiana State Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
Lucille Williams
Muncie
Mable Augusta
Laura Hubble
Ossie Spraggins
Gary Fanney Bineford
Gary
Lena Harris
Joseph N. Fritsch
Robert W. Walton
Indiana Association of Plumbing Contractors
Marilyn Ruth Horsley
Herself
Gene Coats
Tyler, Davis & Rice
Friendly Circle Meets At School in Summitville
The Friendly Circle gathered at Duck Creek Boone School with hostesses Mrs. Marguerite Hamilton and Mrs. Rowena Latter. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stephenson and others. a carry in supper followed by social time. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ida Silvey on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Duckcreek-Boone School
Marguerite Hamilton
Rowena Latter
Earl Stephenson
Floyd Hamilton
John Latter
Russell Pattison
Ray Merrill
Sharon
Beverly Ralph Broyles
Ralph Jay Broyles
Ralph Broyles
Loyal War Mother's Club
Omer Dickerson
Opal Elsworth
Blanch Owens
Verda Moore
Iva Haelbaker
Monument Fund
Mesdames
Nellie Bates
Julia McCune
Elsie Overshiner
Grace Shores
Muriel Shock
Pearl Latchaw
Faye Cunningham
Ida Silvey
Gertrude DuPony
Vada Weaver
Iva Hazelbaker
Opel Elsworth
Dorothy Maynard
Goldie Tutorow
Indiana appoints Riley to lead small loans division
Gov. Matthew E Welsh named Joseph V. Riley of Vincennes chief deputy treasurer for Knox County to supervise the division of small loans and consumer credit in the State Department of Financial Institutions.
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State Post
Indianapolis
Matthew E.welsh
Joseph V. Riley
Vincennes
Knox County
State Department of Financial Institutions
Rossville Names Koontz New Net Coach
Frankfort Indiana AP March Koontz former New Castle and Indiana University athlete signed a one year contract Monday as basketball coach at Rossville High School. Koontz led Carmel and Wilkinson high schools to an 81 percent victory record and was chosen from 60 applicants. He succeeds Phil Buck at Frankfort High School.
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Frankfort
Ind
Marshall Koontz
New Castle
Indiana University
Rossville High School
Koontz
Carmel
Wilkinson
Phil Buck
Frankort
Forest timber ownership in the United States
About 57 percent or roughly 914 million board feet of saw timber in the United States is privately owned according to Forest Owner data.
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Washington
U.S
Rocket Center lab marks sixth anniversary with blast injuries
The Navy center at a 425 acre facility near Pinto West Virginia renamed Rocket Center after its sixth anniversary of operation in cooperation with Hercules Powder. Over 8 200 visitors toured the campus as workers built and tested rockets including Little John Honest John Deacon X248 Polaris components and Scout Javelin stages. A blast shattered windows nine miles away in Cumberland Maryland wounding six workers, with four detained for treatment and two released. victims named Haws Fore Vizza Emerick Farrell and Henderson.
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ABL
Pinto
W. Va
Rocket Center
Navy
Hercules Powder Co
Little John
Honest John
Deacon
Vanguard III
Tiros
Transit
Pioneer
Scout
Maryland
North Fork
Potomac River
Cumberland
Justices Order Continued From Page One in Du Pont GM Case
The Supreme Court ruled for continued proceedings in the Du Pont GM antitrust case. It directs the district court to require a plan for disposing of Du Pont's GM stock within 60 days and to implement it within 10 years. Tax implications of the forced sale may reach $1 billion for Du Pont stockholders.
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Ford H. Greenewalt
du Pont
Congress
Greenewalt
House
Senate
J. Arthur Younger
Calif
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
General Motors
Detroit
Supreme Court
Walter J. la Bay
U.S. District Court
Chicago
la Bay
DuPont
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
District Court
High Court
Felix Frankfurter
Charles E. Whittaker
Potter Stewart
Violence Flares As Freedom Riders Reach Alabama
In Anniston and across Alabama a wave of violence erupts as federal marshals and state authorities clash with mobs. Four white men from Anniston are jailed on charges tied to a bus attack on the first freedom ride into Alabama, while a race confrontation leads to martial law, National Guardsmen, and tear gas as crowds clash near a downtown Negro church and the King speech.
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Anniston
Ala
FBI
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Robert D. Couch
Jerry Eason
Frank B. Johnson
Dal‘ford L. Roberts
Patterson
Martin Luther King
Nashville, Tenn
King
Ku Klux Klan
National States Rights Party
U. S
Nedy
Post Office
Washington
U.S
Visiting bishops lead 118th North Indiana Conference session
Bishops Eugene M. Frank of Missouri and Kenneth W. Copeland of Nebraska will address the 118th annual North Indiana Conference of the Methodist Church in Muncie May 24 to 28. About 700 delegates are expected from 435 churches with meetings at High Street Methodist and the Muncie Fieldhouse.
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Eugene M. Frank
Missouri
Kenneth W. Copeland
Nebraska
North Indiana
The
Methodist Church
High Street Methodist Church
Muncie
Anderson Methodist
Charles Mead
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Woman's Society of Christian Service
Otis Maxfield
First Community Church
Columbus
Ohio
Nenien McPherson
Grace Methodist Church
Dayton
Prisoner tractors deal prompts high level talk
A UPI report notes the Cuban war prisoners case drawing interest from the White House and Congress. Reuther leads a civilian committee seeking 500 tractors for Cuba and a formal prisoner release list, while Capehart accuses the plan of breaking federal law.
Capehart to Receive Distinguished Service Award
Sen Homer E Capehart Republican Indiana was slated to receive a distinguished service award Tuesday from Americans for Constitutional Action ACA a conservative nonprofit formed in 1958 to promote pro constitutional candidates The award will be given by Ben Moreell retired admiral and ACA board chairman and rests on Capeharts Senate voting record over several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Americans For Constitutional Action
Ben Moreell
ACA Board of Trustees
Capehart
Senate
ACA
Congress of the
Forbes in critical condition after heart attack in Indianapolis
Gilbert Forbes, 57, longtime WFBM radio news reporter since 1937, was in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a heart attack at his home Sunday in Indianapolis.
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Forbes
Indianapolis
Gilbert Forbes
WFBM
Methodist Hospital
Civil Defense Volunteers Observe Surprise Training Test
County CD released in the event of actual attack, was given out at the briefing session. After the exercise was completed more than 100 county and zone civil defense volunteers remained to view a film. Sam Stone of Indianapolis, an Indiana Civil Defense Department member, witnessed the surprise test.
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Civil Defense
Sam Stone
Indianapolis
Indiana Civil Defense Department
United Nations Command reports partial troop return after Seoul coup
U N Command says some of the 3,000 troops who occupied Seoul last week have returned to their positions while army reshuffles occur without full allied clearance. Censorship tightens as political parties are banned and Voice of America broadcasts are pre checked by Korean officials. Newsrooms face strict limits and reporters must rely on official releases. Coal underlies about a quarter of Kansas.
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U.S
Carter B. Magruder
United Nations
Magruder
U.N
Chang
Voice of America
Voice
Washington
VOA
Korea
Anderson Obituaries: Helen Barlow and Keller Fite
Two Anderson residents die within days with funeral services scheduled. Helen Barlow, 75, longtime Hammond arrival and Chicago graduate, lived at 725 Alhambra Dr. and was active in cancer society. services Wednesday at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Keller H. Fite, 60, a retired Emge Packing employee, died in St. John’s Hospital. services Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Helen Barlow
Alhambra Dr
Wyatt W. Barlow
Anderson
Gobel Nursing Home
Hammond
Barlow
University of Chicago
First Baptist Church
Madison County Cancer Society
Progress Club
Marguerite Wood
Carmel
Calif
Maribah W
F. Marian Ingham
Fort Wayne
Maurice W. Ingham
DeKalb
Ill
Harold E. Rozelle
Melvin R. Phillips
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Emil Bryer 48 of Middletown died at home of a heart attack and died en route to St John s Hospital. He was born March 22 1913 in Odon son of Willard and Vincie Bryer. He worked at Delco Remy 1055 toolmaker. Formerly of Chesterfield he belonged to Daleville Masonic Lodge and Kennard Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Surviving are two sons James and Russell. four sisters Mrs Autumn Lamb Miss Ann Bryer Mrs Betty Smith and Mrs Gail Hudson. two brothers Jack Norman. Friends visit Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown. Services Wednesday at 2 p m in the funeral home conducted by Rev Breten Martin. Burial Miller Cemetery near Middletown with Masonic rites.
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Middletown
Emil
Doc) Bryer
Rt. 2
St. John’s Hospital
Odon
Willard and
Vincie Herndon Bryer
Delco- Remy Department
Chesterfield
Daleville
Russell
Jack
Norman
Autumn Lamb
Ann Bryer
Anderson
Betty Smith
Clear Lake
Calif
Gail Hudson
Bradley, Ill
Ballard and Shirey
Breten Martin
Honey Creek
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Miller Cemetery
Robert Monroe Tinder former golf pro dies at 57 in Wabash
Services for Robert Monroe Tinder age 57 of Wabash and former Anderson Country Club golf pro will be held at 2 p.m. today at Edgingfield Mortuary in Wabash. Burial is planned in Fall Cemetery with friends receiving at the funeral home.
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Robert Monroe Tinder
Wabash
Anderson Country Club
Edingfield Mortuary
Fall Cemetery
Services for Mrs Mollie E Chambers Announced
Mrs Mollie E Chambers 76 of 116 Alexandria Pike died early Saturday at home. Services set for 10 30 am today at Polhemus and Shirey Funeral Home Daleville with Rev Levi C Latton of People's Church Anderson officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Mollie E. Chambers
Alexandria Pike
Polhemus and Shirey
Daleville
Levi C. Latton
People’s Church
Anderson
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mae Willis Givens 63 funeral set for today
Services for Mae Willis Givens 63 of 1239 E 28th St will be held at 1 30 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home conducted by Rev Levi C Sutton of the People's Church Burial will be in East Maplewood Cemetery leaving no further details on the service or attendees
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Mae Willis Givens
E. 28Th St
Brown and Butz
Levi C. Sutton
The
People’s Church
East Maplewood
Funeral services for Lou A. Sanders Middletown
Lou A. Sanders 81 of 675 Locust Street Middletown died Saturday. Services set for 2 30 p m today at Honey Creek Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Rev A F Byrne of Lewisville and Rev Breten Martin with the body in church one hour prior. Home Middletown.
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Middletown
Lou A. Sanders
Locust ‘St
Honey Creek
Winchester man Dies From Eldorado Racing Crash
Floyd Els worth Jones 24 of Greenville Ohio formerly Winchester Indiana died Sunday afternoon from injuries in a racing accident at Eldorado Ohio. Services set for 3 p m today at Maynard and Walker Mortuary Winchester with burial at Fountain Park Cemetery. Donna Sue and Beverly Ann Shull twins of John and Linda Shull Mohawk died at birth Monday graveside services held Fortville Gravel Lawn Cemetery.
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Winchester
Floyd Elsworth Jones
Greenville
Ohio
Ind
Eldorado
Anderson
Jones
Methodist Church
Vera
Michael
Orville Keith
Nora Lou Bowlus
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Robert Dalton
Fortville
Gravel Lawn
Donna Sue
Beverly Ann
John
Linda Shull
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
George Grace
Mohawk Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul C. Cory
Jeffrey Allen
Deborah Kay
Forrrest Shull
Irvin Ray Murphy
Pendleton
Bond Sale Today for Airport Improvements
Bids are to be received at 11 a.m. today at the office of City Controller Wilson Anderson for the sale of 350000 in general obligation bonds to finance airport improvements. The bonds will not yield more than 4 percent and will be sold to the best offer received.
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Wilson Anderson
Platinum supplies sourced from global regions
World supply of platinum metals comes from diverse regions including South Africa, Russia, Canada, Alaska, Colombia and other minor export areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
World
South Africa
Russia
Canada
Alaska
Columbia
Train Demolishes Auto Near Losantsville
A report states a train demolished a car traveling behind a girls’ auto near Losantsville. The driver said he heard the whistle before impact. Damage to the car was estimated at $3500.
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Losantsville
Auto
Kozlov Reported Seriously Ill In London Telegraph Story
The Daily Telegraph reported that Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov, 53, is seriously ill in London. No confirmation from Moscow was available at the time of the report.
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Rossville
Navy Center
Pace
Jessie L. Haws
John R. Fore
Alfred J. Vizza
Frostburg
Vernon R. Emerick
Wellersburg
Haws
Memorial Hospital
Edward G. Farrell
Thurston Henderson
Justices Order
Bulletin-Herald
Davis Dairy Farms
Leon Adkins
General Board of Education
Nashville
Tenn
A. Wesley Pugh
Richmond
B. Brooks Shake
Shake
Dr. Pugh
Methodist Conference
Tions General Assembly
Reuther
Homer F. Capehart
Logan
Castro
Cuba
Eisenhower
Miami
Havana
United
Rok
Seoul
Kansas
Keller Fite
Keller H
Ted) Fite
6Th St
Madison County
Elwood
John P
Elizabeth Rhodes
Emge
Adeline Hanchier Fite
Noble Higgins
Modoc
Elmer Fite
H. L. Lanahan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Madison
Emil Bryer
Robert Tinder
Mollie Chambers
Mae Givens
Lou Sanders
Floyd Jones
Shull Twins
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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