Desire To Hide Past Admitted During Inquiry
Mrs. Mella Hart testified she sought to conceal past actions and accused aides Robert F. Kennedy and Carmine Bellino of browbeating during questioning. She described accepting suits from Leo and clothing from Marvin Rubin and claimed Lev gave her husband $2,000 to aid a chemical venture.
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Chicago
Harry Lev
Mella Hart
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Carmine Bellino
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Ervin
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Fun. and Sat. Nights Johnny's Here Again
Trade Winds at 917 Main Street hosts Fun. and Sat. Nights with Johnny performing again. Evening events promise lively music and guest appearances for local patrons.
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Johnny
Main Street
Anderson Obituaries Jack Braddock dies at 38
Fire Capt. Jack L. Braddock 38 of 2326 Morton St died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered May 16. Funeral Friday 1 30 p m at First Methodist Church pastor Dr W H Bransford. Interment Memorial Park. Body at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. He was captain of aerial truck at No 1 Fire Station.
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Morton St
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
First Methodist
W. H. Bransford
Memorial Park
Baker Brothers
Braddock
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New Harmony Group Dissolves to Transfer Duties
The New Harmony Memorial Commission voted to dissolve, transferring its functions to the State Conservation Department. About 80,000 dollars in funds revert to the state general fund to aid future permanent memorial efforts. Carl Mullen cited resident cooperation issues and alleged overcharges in property purchases. There are more than 200 million acres in US forests.
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Indianapolis
New Harmony
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Two local obituary notices report Mary Anna Baker 44 of Willow Branch died Wednesday morning at Willow Branch died. Funeral set Friday at 2 pm Willow Branch Methodist Church with burial in Clark Cemetery Greenfield. Survivors include husband Forest Baker and family. Second obituary: J C Spin Cummins 77 of Middletown died Wednesday at Boxwood Nursing Home New Castle after three months there. Retired Penn Railroad telegrapher and station agent, 50 year Mason, survivor family listed. Burial planned in Miller Cemetery with Middletown Masonic Lodge rites.
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Carrie Baker
Lottie McCorkle
Greenfield
Hazel Garrett
Willow Branch
Melven Johnson
J. C
Cummins
Middletown
High St
Boxwood
New Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fall Creek Township
A. F. Byrne
Whetstone Church
Anderson
Miller Cemetery
Wreck Victim Doren Terwilliger Rites Friday
Funeral services for Doren Terwilliger of Windfall who died in an auto train collision at Greentown Tuesday will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Christian Church of Windfall. Pritchard Funeral Home is in charge. survivors include Ruth Terwilliger the widow two sisters and a brother.
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Henry H. Westerkamp
W. 3Rd St
Central Christian Church
Monroe G. Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Arthur Keesling
Robert Shoemaker
Ward Hartzell
Everett Swain
Robert Kessler
Robert Wells
Lewis E. Bixler
Charles H. Anderson
Crystal St
Parson Mortuary
Muncie
Edward Cyr
Elm Ridge
Rixler
Doren Terwilliger
Windfall
James Terwilliger
Chesterfield
Greentown
Christian Church
Pritchard Funeral Home
Ruth
Weather Boosts Indiana Farm Work Ahead of Schedule
The Weather Bureau reports favorable conditions for farm work in Indiana last week with planting progress rising. Corn 62 percent done, soybeans 32 percent, tomato sets 60 percent. oats 11 inches tall. wheat two thirds headed in the south and one third in the north. pastures in excellent condition. State Sen Harold O. Burnett, 41, dies after heart attack. Republican from Marion and Johnson counties ran an insurance and tax business on the south side.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Harold O. Burnett
St. Francis Hospital
Marion
Johnson
Indiana University group to perform at campus event
Programs for continued activities on Wednesday will feature a variety show by Indiana University performers. Most expenses covered by class funds. Attendance limited to faculty members and spouses and seniors. Thursday tea for senior girls hosted by the AAUW at the YMCA. The week concludes with an 8 p.m. graduation event in navy blue and white gowns.
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Indiana University
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Anderson High Students Plan Week of Commencement Ceremonies
Supt. G. E. Ebbertt announced a detailed schedule for final activities across Anderson city schools. The list covers Safety Patrol picnics, awards days, 6A and 8A programs, and end of term events at Central Avenue Columbia Hazelwood Longfellow Meadowbrook North Anderson Park Place Riley Seventh Street Shadeland Twenty-ninth Street Washington Westvale Central Junior High and related celebrations. Classes will not meet June 9 and report times to pick up grade cards on June 10.
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Anderson High School
Supt
G. E. Ebbertt
Central Avenue
Shadyside Park
Longfellow
Safety Patrol
North Anderson
National Tile
Park Place
Riley
Librarians
Seventh Street
PTA
Shadeland
Skatemor
Twenty-ninth Street
Ebbertt
Eastland seeks Senate probe of Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation
Sen. Eastland of Mississippi introduced a resolution calling for a Senate investigation into the Supreme Court's May desegregation ruling. He charged that the court based its decision on psychological and sociological factors rather than law, alleging influence by Communist front groups. The report notes 1950 nonfarm dwellings were about 32 times higher than in 1900.
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Eastland
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Senate
Supreme Court
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