Elwood Mayor Holds Court Rulings On DUI Yet Costs Set
Elwood Mayor Robert Fortson presided at City Building last night delivering rulings. Fred Hendricks 56 of Rt 6 Anderson had DUI dismissed but fined 10 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Lewis David Jones 18 of 9335 South E St had muffler charge dismissed yet fined 1 dollar plus costs for reckless driving. Joseph F Dauenhauer 1910 North D St fined 1 dollar plus costs for intoxication. Robert Lewis Welcher 29 of 2200 North B St had disorderly conduct continued to June 20. Three forfeitures included Larry Gatlapoo 18 speeding 5 dollars plus costs Muell Andrews 54 Rt 5 Marion overweight axle 36.15 dollars Turner 35 Atlanta overweight axle 107.35 dollars.
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Elwood
Robert Fortson
Fred Hendricks
Anderson
Lewis David Jones
South E St
Joseph F. Dauenhauer
North D St
Robert Lewis Welcher
North B St
Larry W. Gatlapoo
North Loth St
Muell L. Andrews
Rt. 5
Marion
Raymond Douglas Turner
Atlanta
Indiana Bank Robber Gets 20 Year Term
Indiana report states Robert M. Leper, 25, Greensburg, received a 20 year prison sentence for a St Paul bank robbery. Judge William E. Steckler imposed the maximum under a new federal statute with parole review in 90 days after Leper pleaded guilty.
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Indianapolis
Robert M. Leper
Greensburg
St Paul
Ind
U.S
William E. Steckler
Federal Parole Board
Loper
Maurice Goodwin
Goodwin
Madison
Federalty Cancer Society
Terre
Haute
Stephen Priest
AHS
James
Richard
D. Priest
Fairview St. Wilson
Pamela Hakes
L. B. Hakes
Frank Meeker
Frank Nin Meakor
Indiana Politicians Debate Taxes and Desegregation
A Washington mailbag discusses Indiana 5th District voters amid calls against federal tax hikes and debt. Sen. Hartke and Rep. Capehart are noted on a desegregation and education aid vote, while the Perkins family story notes a move from Muncie to Richmond and back.
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Beigenaro
Senate
Vance Hartke
Evansville
Amendment
Homer E. Capehart
Washington
Warsaw
Ind
Wheeling — Mines
U. S
Richmond Woman Killed By Own Car
A Richmond woman, Joanne Perkins, 33, of Anderson High School senior, was killed when her car rolled back as she reached inside to retrieve something. Despite attempting to stop the vehicle, it slammed into a retaining wall beside a residential home. The incident occurred near Anderson, with police reporting the car rolled backward after she had parked. The accident was investigated by local authorities.
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Muncie
Lonioe
Ienie Whitehead
AHS
Wlvormjme
Max Whitehead
Joanne Perkins
RY Lame
France Guards Hold Line Over Algeria Policy
A page one report notes right wing extremist groups seeking to keep Algeria under French control. Rebels threaten intensified action and claimed ongoing fighting. Also mentions a flood control meeting in Seymour Indiana on May 26 where Army engineers will present a plan for the White River project. Four dead and three wounded in other attacks.
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Algeria
Washington
UPI
Army Engineers
White River
Seymour
Ind
Earl] Wilson
R.ind
Incomplete notes on Cuban invasion cost and actions
The text indicates administration officials testified the U S government spent about 45 million dollars on the unsuccessful Cuban invasion resulting in rebel capture. Senators commented the figure was uncertain and debated.
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U.S
Anderson Obituaries summary of Stella Sauer and Luther Murphy
Stella Sauer 79 of 623 E 9th St widow of Albert Sauer died at a daughter's home in San Bernardino Calif. She was born April 16 1682 in Madison County. Survivors include a daughter in California two grandchildren four great grandchildren a brother John M Staggs two nieces and two nephews. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Luther L Murphy 74 of 2215 Arrow Ave died at Bright Nursing Home. Born August 5 1886 in Tennessee he ran a tailoring and cleaning shop in Anderson since 1906 and served in World War I. Survivors include wife Nora two sisters Etta Grant and Millie Chitwood. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Services held at Baker Biathlonial Evangelical United Brethren Funeral Home with church services conducted by Wesleyan Methodist and First Evangelical.
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E. 9Th St
Albert Oes
Berna Morganthaler
San Bernardino
Calif
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Margaret Staggs
John M. Staggs
Anderson
Pharaba
Luther Murphy
Luther L. Murphy
Arrow Ave
Bright Nursing Home
Tennessee
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Etta
Grant
Phoenix
Ariz
Millie Chitwood
Baker
Evangelical United Brethers
Ren
Gillon
8Th St. of Arrow Avenues
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Monroe G. Schuster
den Carroll
Jackson St
Southtral
Ethel Heal
Robert Heal
5Th St
Marion
Needham and Son
G. Lavon Fisher
First Christian Church
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Hussey
LaFontaine
Katherine
Nelson W
Richard K
Middletown
Gregory
Timothy Emswiller
Pearl Emswiller
Frank
Indianapolis
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Irene Good
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C. Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
Miller Cemetery
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Lyman L. Lemmitzer
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Nitzer
John R. Wright
Jackson Citizens’ Council
CIA
Allen W. Dulless
Cuba
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Robertson
Cincinnati Ave
al King
Brown
Lillie Lasley
Rebec
Butz
Ca Munshauer
West Hart Reign Affairs Committee
Hedejhere
James Lawson
Rl. L. Lanahan
First Evangeliman Ad
United Brethren Church
Burr
T Varters
Vanderbilt Universial
Anderson Memorial
Clement J. Yablocki
Sitv
Park Cemetery
Wis
Dulles
Montgoml
Jery
NBC
Maurice Levy
H. W. Risser
Claude V. Henley
Risser
Levy
Henley
Freedom Ride Tension Surges as Legislature Attacks Students
Amid continuing coverage of the freedom ride, Mississippi Governor Barnett opposes federal aid while legislators condemn student activists. King warns interracial freedom momentum will persist in Mississippi, and a congressional battle unfolds over federal marshals. Ethel Heal, 75, Marion native and widow, dies in Marion. services planned with burial in IOOF Cemetery.
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Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Kennedy
Sus
Helenarrow
Alhambra
Wyatt H. Barnett
Barlow
Anderson
Ington
Harold E. Rozelle Fu
Melvin
R. Phips
First Baptis
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Nelson Emswiller 61 Middletown dies at St Johns Hospital Anderson. Burial at Miller Cemetery near Middletown. survivors include two sons, two sisters, six grandchildren. Emil Bryer 48 Middletown dies. services at Ballard and Shirey with Masonic rites. Otis Willis 49 Daleville killed in Kentucky auto crash. widow Verna and children noted. Floyd Jones 41 Greenville Ohio formerly Winchester dies. service at Maynard and Walker Mortuary. Lois O Meara dies in Florida. survivor husband James and daughter Marguerite.
Chang to Meet Kennedy as Korea Eyes Stronger Ties
Chang outlined aims to strengthen Korea United States ties and meet President Kennedy to discuss plans. UN said the junta rejected Magruder's restoration orders, keeping ROK forces under military rule, while negotiations opened briefly. Details on Chang's departure and visit timing remain unclear.
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United States
Chang
Kennedy
United Nations Command
United Nations
Carter B. Magruder
Pak Chung Hi
ROK
Magruder
Pak
Magricer
Korea
U. S
U. N
U.N
John F. Chang
African Moves Of Williams Draw Attack
The Methodist bishop Richard C. Raines of Tadzana criticized G. Mennen Williams for the role of assistant secretary of state for African affairs. He urged a post holder with direct Africa experience and warned that mere spending won’t solve issues. Raines linked U S actions to perceptions abroad and urged scrutiny of the John Birch Society.
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Indianapolis
Africa
G. Mennen Williams
Richard C. Raines
Tadzana
Raines
United Trust
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John Birch
John Birch Society
City Police Check 337 Vehicles In Blockade Tuesday
City police safety checked 337 vehicles during a two hour period last night at the intersection of 15th St and Madison Ave. 177 were approved and 160 rejected. 178 total defects were found with defective tires and lights leading the list. Several arrests were reported for improper lights and related offenses. 17,583 vehicles have been checked to date.
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15Th St
Madison Ave
New Colonaid laxative claims aging colon relief
An advertises Colonaid as a laxative remedy for constipation linked to aging colon muscles. It asserts Colonaid moisturizes dry waste, relaxes nerves to stimulate lower colon movement, and offers overnight relief without hindering vitamin absorption. Includes hospital proof and introductory price.
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Colonaid
CoLonat
National Defense Education Act extension eyed for schools
The House committee weighs a three year 800 million extension of aid to schools crowded with children of government workers and service men. A Senate amendment allowing federal funds for operating expenses passed 31 to 39 with support from state school administrators. The Army plans a July draft of 6,000 men after a two month pause.
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House Committee
Senate
Winston L. Prouty
Rvt
Prouty
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