Woman Pedestrian Killed in Ind 109 Crash Near New Columbus
Mabel L. Shipley, 47, of 2447 Lincoln St., died after being struck by a pickup driven by James J. McDonnell, 33, of New Castle, on a rural segment of Ind. 109 near Ace Airport. Investigators cited dark conditions and unclear direct cause. Shipley had been walking north toward Anderson around 1:20 a.m.. McDonnell reported no prior sighting. The death raised Madison County traffic toll to 13. last rites scheduled.
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Anderson
Mabel L. Shipley
Lincoln St
Ind
New Columbus
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
Shipley
McDonnell
Ruling Could After School Disposition
The Madison County school reorganization dispute heads to a judge in Henry County Circuit Court. Judge Robert Ellison will decide whether to dissolve restraining orders against Anderson and Elwood Community School Corporations. A sustained motion ends the restraining orders. an overruling keeps the status quo with Metro District operating and a Sept. 1 trial date set.
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Madison County
Anderson and
Elwood
County School Reorganization Committee
Henry County
Robert Ellison
Anderson
Paul E. Schrenker
County Committee
Central Metropolitan
Schrenker
Ellison
Hope Expressed For Quick NATO Reorganization
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States would keep large forces in Germany and hoped for solid progress in reforming NATO after France's exit. He urged allies to see NATO as defensive and to address East West tensions, including German reunification, while noting Viet Nam turmoil and growing calls in Congress to cut U.S. forces in Western Europe. Rusk also favored international policing of Cambodia’s neutrality amid further Chinese nuclear testing.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Germany
NATO
France
America
Rusk
North Atelantic Treaty Organization
Millesick
Crussels
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
West Germany
Brussels
Red China
Cambodia
Stanley R. Larsen
Traffic Starts For first Big Holiday Weekend
Motorists head out for the Memorial Day weekend as the National Safety Council estimates 460 to 540 deaths in holiday traffic. About 87 million vehicles will be on the move, totaling roughly 9.4 billion miles traveled amid warm weather and scattered showers.
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National Safety Council
United States
Memorial Day Plans By Veterans Groups In Madison County
Madison County residents will gather Monday for public ceremonies honoring local war dead. A 9:30 a.m. motorcade starts at the courthouse, then proceeds to Memorial Park and East Maplewood. Veterans groups have placed American flags on over 4100 graves across local cemeteries. The Rev. J. R. Heyd of the Church of God will speak.
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Madison County
Memorial Park
East Maplewood
J. R. Heyd
Church of God
Six French Mystere Jets Crash Near Seville in Training Flight
Six Mystere IV jets ran out of fuel during a navigation flight from France to Seville. All six pilots parachuted to safety as engines failed. one pilot Capt Bertrand Olivier was rescued near Huelva. The crash occurred amid meteorological issues and no ground injuries were reported.
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Seville
Spain
UPI
Here
France
Paris
Defense Ministry
Cazaux
Bordeaux
Mendieta
Almonte
Cadiz
Huelva
San Pablo
Bertrand Olivier
Cifra
Sat Michel Misret
Villafrance
J. Guers
Turina
Brie
Perenne
Romania presses for Warsaw Pact revisions at high level talks
Soviet Union and five Eastern European defense chiefs met to set the agenda for a July Bucharest summit. Romania is pushing for drastic changes to the pact's basic rules amid France like moves to alter alliance status. Marshal Grechko chaired the meeting with ministers from Poland Hungary East Germany and Bulgaria. Albania is also a member.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Romania
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Bucharest
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Bulgaria
Andrei Grechko
Albania
Two Indicted In Slaying At Marion Indicted in dismemberment case
Glenn Everett Stewart 30 waives extradition to Marion Indiana to face first degree murder charges in the dismemberment killing of Larry Lee Schmidt 30. Edith Schmidt 27 is charged with death and both deny killing Schmidt blaming the other. Schmidt's body was found in the Marion basement and Stewart is to be extradited from Arkansas. The investigation cites hatchet and hacksaw found near his capture and authorities plan to return both suspects to Indiana.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
UPI
Glenn Everett Stewart
Marion
Ind
Stewart
Edith Schmidt
Larry Lee Schmidt
Stevenson
Canap
Schmidt
Grant County
Tennessee
Stuart
Arkansas
Russell Lavengood
Robert Foust
Branigin
Indianapolis
Hawk at St Joseph’s Infirmary Becomes Local Menace
A reddish brown hawk and mate roost at St Joseph’s Infirmary in Louisville causing disruption by chasing a window washer visitors and dogs. Officials planned to call a sharpshooter but learned there are hawk babies in a drain pipe and will wait for them to depart naturally.
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Louisville. Ky
UPI
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Sunny cool weekend in Indiana with little rain forecast
The Associated Press reports a sunny but cool weekend for most of Indiana with no rain expected before Tuesday or Wednesday. Temperatures midweek average about 7 degrees below normal with highs near 74 to 83 and lows 52 to 60. Light showers are possible by midweek, and the forecast favors Monday’s 50th Indianapolis 300 mile race.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Editor Ward Retires From Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Clifford B. Ward, longtime editor of the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, retires after 21 years in the role and a 192% tenure with the staff. Ernes E. Williams succeeds him as editor.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Clifford B. Ward
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Ernes E. Williams
Buddhists Flee Military Charge In Saigon Riots
In Saigon government forces charged Buddhist demonstrators firing tracer rounds, sparking panic as a monsoon rain fell. Six monks were arrested and two Americans were stoned near a pagoda. The U.S. evacuated 77 civilians from Hue amid fighting and a secret Ky Thi meeting sought to ease the crisis.
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Saigon
UPS
United States
Hue
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nang
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
Chu Lai
Judge Bohannon Hears Juvenile Court Friday
Judge Bohannon conducts Friday juvenile court sessions focusing on truancy juvenile delinquency and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A nine year old boy and his mother, jailed pending disposition, were the day’s participants.
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Judge Bohannon
Nelson Bohannon
Moraine
Earl Hoover Named To Presidency Of County United Fund Top Board
The Madison County United Fund board elected Earl Hoover president, naming seven officers for the coming year. Hoover, executive vice president of Anderson Federal Savings and Loan, has two years on the board. New vice presidents include Robert M. Wagner of Guide Lamp Division, Thomas C. Funk of Coca Cola Bottling, and Darrell Branaman, Guide Lamp retiree and local official.
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Madison County United Fund Board of Directors
Earl Hoover
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Robert M. Wagner
Guide Lamp
Thomas C. Funk
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of
Anderson
Darrell Branaman
Noble Faces 2 to 21 For Manslaughter
Earl Dwight Noble, 24, Brooklyn native, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the slaying of fellow inmate Jerry Lee North on Oct. 6, 1965. The jury deliberated about 5 hours. Noble faces 2 to 21 years on the verdict and a separate life sentence on second degree murder. Sentencing set for June 13.
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Earl Dwight Noble
Brooklyn
N. Y
Madison County
Noble
Jerry Lee North
William F. Lawler Jr
Everett McDaniels
New Baby Born to Cope Family at St. John's Hospital
In Anderson, Vicinity, a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Cope at St. John's Hospital located at 1310 Dewey Street. The birth announced for the local new arrivals column.
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St. John’s Hospital
Wallace Copeland
Dewey St
Gemini 9 Blastoff Delayed for Extra Tests
Cape Kennedy Fla AP The Gemini 9 blastoff was delayed about 24 hours to allow Atlas rocket technicians to complete additional checks after a prior Atlas failure. Mission director William Schneider said the pause would finish checkout procedures, while astronaut Thomas P Stafford remained confident they would launch soon despite weather and schedule pressure.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Thomas P. Stafford
William <. Schneider
Eisenhower Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at his Gettysburg farm after a three week stay at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. An aide said he felt fine with no pain recently and doctors diagnosed osteoarthritis as the ailment.
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Gettysburg
D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Eisenhower
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