Five Teens Die In Bridge Plunge Crash North Of Alexandria
A southbound car veered off a bridge near Alexandria Indiana and landed in a creek. Frances Knapp 17 died from internal injuries and head wounds. Robert Po ttorf 25 Norma Davis 18 and Jerry Ewing 17 were hospitalized in critical condition. Noble Rye 18 suffered minor injuries. Funeral plans pending as toll rises.
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Clintonjsions
Alexandria
Madison County
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Knapp
Aleandria
New Columbus
Allidie
Robert Wayne Pottorff
Joner Cecil
Carmi
Middletown
Chao
St. John's Hospital
Jerry L.ewing
Monroe 'St
Poltorif
Sheriff's’ Deputies
Titel
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Norma
Kay
Davis
St Lest
Condral
Ewing
State
Noble Rye
Court Bans School Move Against Pupils
A federal appeals judge issued an injunction barring Birmingham school authorities from expelling or suspending 1081 Negro pupils who joined demonstrations. Judge Elbert Tuttle ruled immediate relief was needed to avoid irreparable harm as the case is appealed, noting the risk of forcing students into summer school at their own expense.
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Atlanta
UPD
Birmingham
Ala
Ani
U. S. 5Th Circuit
Elbert Tuttle
Clarence Allgood
Tuttle
Editor Letters Reflect Local Tensions Across Nation
A fragmentary letter page reveals a mix of local youth concerns and national tensions. Donor names and places appear amid references to school discipline and racial developments. Authorities in Alabama face court orders while Washington weighs troop options as a car crash prompts minor injuries and theft reports surface in Madison County.
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Tuttle
Reid Barnes
Birmingham
Tede Wright
Terror Groups Quiet as Bomb Alarms Persist in Montreal
In Montreal the FLQ movement stayed underground for a second day while police pursued a series of false bomb threats. A major scare emptied the criminal court building as bomb reports continued to surface, with officials urging public cooperation in countering the group.
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Montreal
UPI
FLQ
Quebec Liberation Front
Criminal Court
Quebec
Josaphat Brunet
Jean Lesage
Kennedy Abandons Wheat Control Push After Referendum Defeat
President Kennedy accepted the farmers defeat of the wheat controls and said he will not seek substitute action this year. He warned that wheat prices will fall and pledged to consider any new legislation after reviewing it. Republican leaders and Sen. Karl E. Mundt urged new wheat measures despite the vote.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Sen
Karl E. Munch
South Dakota
Kan
Dorin Short
N.D
Kennedy Urges Desegregation of State University
President Kennedy said he would use federal marshals to desegregate the University of Alabama if needed to enforce the court order admitting Vivian Malone and David McGlathery. He hopes local Alabama authorities settle the matter, but he will enforce the court order for Malone to enter June 10 at Tuscaloosa and McGlathery at Huntsville.
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Kennedy
Vivian Malone
David McGlathery
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Huntsville
Beuny
The
Mercury
Fargo
James
N.D
James Meredith
Midwest Snowstorm Brings Record Cold and Flood Risk
An Arctic blast grips the Midwest and Great Lakes region with record low temperatures. Snow reaches the Lakes and Ohio River area, shutting entrances to some districts and threatening crops as authorities warn of widespread disruption.
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Midwest
Lakes Area
Ohio ‘River
Scout Leaders Recognized At Madison Council Meeting
Leaders and volunteers from Madison and surrounding counties were honored at the annual Council meeting. Shoemaker, Dubois, Nordman, Kennard among recipients, with Wood Badge beads awarded to Harold I sholty and E Fred Vermillion and 11 others receiving Woods beads.
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Dubois Werej
John Nordman
Ken Nard
Madison
Hamilton Ipton
Henry
Kikthawenimd
Gouicil
Harold Isholty
E.fred Vermillion
Wilbur DuBois
Anderson
Robert Shoemaker Jr
Kennard
Kilthoven and Council
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of ‘America
Herald Pholo
Pope Cancels Audience Amid Health Fears
Pope John XXIII, weakened by illness, canceled a public audience for about 25 000 attendees at St Peter's Square. Doctors stayed by him as reporters saw a drawn appearance while he stood briefly in white. The pontiff, reportedly suffering cancer, was confined to bed as Haitian politics and U.S. events filled the day.
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Westmount
Maj
Waller
Rocky
Leja
Army
Coupert
United States
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Vatican City
UPI
Popesby
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Mony
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Francois
Scouts of America
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Thad Lantz
Nist
Byron
ES Ree Saas
Eaton Easanie
Port Au Prince
Rome
Jcan
Air Wedneso
New York
Cooper Roars Welcome In Ride In New York
Leroy Gordon Cooper rode the ticker tape route through a blizzard of confetti to greet cheering New Yorkers. He credited the public for the space flight record and promised larger future achievements in a city hall speech. The celebrations included a Waldorf luncheon and a Hilton cocktail party as Cooper greeted fans along a 20 mile parade route.
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New York
Astro
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Canyon of Heroes
Waldorf-Astoria
Cooper
Conrad Hilton
Hilton Hotels
New York City
Charles A. Lindybergh
City Sewer Program Advances Rapidly in Anderson
City engineers report rapid progress on Anderson sewer expansion with major work on Morton Street Arrow Avenue Stanley Ditch and Fifth Street sewers. The Spitzley Corporation Detroit handles disposal and primary plants while Vogel Construction Indianapolis progresses Morton Street relief sewer from White River to Spees Street.
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Anderson
Morton Street
Arrow Avenue
Stanley Ditch
Fifth Street
Gwinnup
City of Anderson
19Th Street
Fairview Street
24Th Street
17Th Street
Pendleton Avenue
Third Street
John Street
Second Street
First Street
Jaycee Fish Fry Planned For Friday And Saturday
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for the annual Jaycee Fish Fry on the south side of the courthouse square. Funds support the civic and community betterment program. committee is led by Ben Ratie with members Jim Schmidt Jim Malloch and Fred James.
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Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ben Ratie
Jim Schmidt
Jim Malloch
Dat] Bookout
Fred James
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Joseph N Mum dell 1640 W Sh St a girl Mr and Mrs James Talking ton 1829 W Sh St a boy Mr and Mrs Donald E Cook Pendleton a boy Born at St Johns RespHalter Mr and Mrs Caieffer Hudson 2010 Rosewood St a girl Mr and Mrs Michael Wertz Alexandria Pike a girl Mr and Mrs John Warrin 1805 Fairview St a girl Mr and Mrs Jack Osselaer 12304 E 5th St a boy
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Joseph N. Mum
Dell
James Talkington
Donald E. Cook
Pendleton
St. John’s
Caieffer Hudson
Rosewood St
Michael Wertz
Alexandria
Jack Osselaer
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