Trials Crisis Grows De Gaulle Rule Periled
Paris faced a mounting crisis over treason trials of secret army leaders that could shake the government. Premier Pompidou and Algerian Affairs Minister Joxe planned to address the National Assembly to defend the regime. Pompidou faced charges of taking $158,000 from OAS leader Salan via Brouillet to push the French Algeria cause. Brouillet is now ambassador to Austria. The cabinet planned a new tribunal to try SAS terrorists after De Gaulle dissolved the prior high tribunal. The Court of Cassation was to rule on a retrial for Edmond Jouhaud, while others seek new trials. The press published names of those accused of taking money from Salan.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
Louis Joxe
National Assembly
Pompidou
Rene Brouillet
OAS
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Brouillet
Austria
de Gaulle
Special Military High Tribunal
Satan
Secret Army Organization
SAS
Salan
Fifth Republic
Edmond Jouhaud
L'Aurore
Jouhaud
Algiers
Albert Dovecar
Claude Piegts
Court of Cassation de Gaulle
Funeral Trip Ends in Crash as Stolen Truck Fire Claims Two
A fiery crash on Indiana 67 near the Madison-Delaware line killed Edith Crouch, 44, of Muncie, and left her husband Harold Crouch with minor injuries while her son Charles Musick, 25, also injured, rushed to hospital. A stolen tire truck exploded, pinning the driver who was burned beyond recognition.
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Ind
Delaware County
Madison
Edith Crouch
Muncie
Charles A. Musick
St. John’s Hospital
Indianapolis General Hospital
Century Tire Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ludlow
Redkey Post
Kentucky
Arthur Keesling
Garland Holtzclaw
Broadway
Anderson
Holtzclaw
Rebel push halted near Thailand in Laos border clash
UPI dispatch reports Pathet Lao rebels stopped a fresh assault in northwest Laos after capturing a Royal army outpost near the Thailand border. U.S. advisers noted King Savang Vathana set June 4 for a royal audience with Souvanna Phouma to form a coalition government, with plans for a neutrals and pro Communist groups. Maj. Gen. R. H. Tucker flew to the area to assess the situation as negotiations intensify.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Thailand
U.S
Mekong
Houei Sai
Savang Vathana
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Prince Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
Paris
R. H. Tucker
Vietiane
Houses Sai
Kennedy
City to Erect Bus Stop Signs at Safety Board Meeting
At a meeting of the Anderson Safety Board last night a firemen’s spokesman sought a $400 yearly raise and three weeks of vacation for five-year members. Board members agreed the city should cover the cost of bus stop signs, with discussions on broader wage and pension concerns.
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Anderson Safety Board
Robert Grimes
Anderson
John Heiden
Heiden
Jack Campbell
Cranston Dennis
Carl Meiser
Kuntz
Basil Hosier
Vera Black
E. Oak St
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Black
Estes Inquiry Barbs in House Probe of Estes Case
Washington UPI House investigators opened a public inquiry into Billie Sol Estes amid political wrangling and threats of new criminal prosecution. Roland Ballou said the Agriculture Department sent information to the Justice Department on possible charges for Estes over false statements on grain storage. Langen called Ballou’s replies inadequate and Dwyer pressed to hear Will Wilson testify. Bass noted Estes began storage operations under Eisenhower and that former GOP officials now work for a major creditor firm. Turn to Page 2.
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Washington
UPI
House
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Agriculture Department
Roland Ballou
Justice Department
Estes
Odin Langen
Rminn
Ballou
Langen
Florence P. Dwyer
R-N.j
Texas Att
Will Wilson
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
GOP
Approach For Bridge Delays Opening Of Hamilton Span
The Board of Commissioners said the new Hamilton Bridge may miss its July 1 opening as engineers add a south approach extension to lower the road surface about 300 feet south of West 8th Street Road. Monical and Wolverton Engineering proposed the $9,000 improvement, funded half by the county bridge fund and half by federal aid, potentially delaying the 410-foot bridge work begun last fall. The board also authorized buying a Sheriff's Department car for $1,733.70 plus trade. Hunter Motor Co. was the low bidder.
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Board of Commissioners
Hamilton Bridge
Ralph McCord
West 8Th Street
Monical and Wolverton
County Cumulative Bridge Fund
Sheriff's Department
Hunter Motor Co
Name Address Fill out ballot in full and mail to
The note directs voters to complete their ballot fully and mail it to Editor of The Herald at P O Box 1089 Anderson Indiana. It reads like a brief public instruction fragment without additional context or dates.
GOP Blames Kennedy for Market Slump
Congressional Republicans on Monday said the stock market slide stems from President Kennedy not delivering on his pledge to “get America moving again.” Democrats challenged the GOP claim, arguing the decline reflects broader business confidence issues and not the president's promises.
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Washington
UPS
Congressional
Republicans
Kennedy
America
Truck Crashes, Cement Mixer Trapped in Four-Hour Recovery
Jere miah Davis escaped with minor injuries when his cement hauler rolled over Friday in Tucson. A crane and wrecker team spent over four hours freeing the 10 ton truck as cement solidified inside the mixer, complicating recovery efforts.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jeremiah Davis
Davis
Weather forecast for today and tomorrow
Partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the mid 80s and a low around mid 60s. Yesterday reached 77 with a low of 58. Sunrise at 5 17 am and sunset at 8 07 pm. Moon rises at 11 50 pm.
U S to begin high altitude nuclear tests near Johnston Island
The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission said the United States will start a series of high altitude nuclear tests within four days over Johnston Island in the Pacific. The tests will reach altitudes 400 to 600 miles with two shots exceeding a million tons TNT, and a possible fourth test.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
TNT
Earth
Hawaii
Samoan Islands
U.S
Christmas Island
Johnson Island
van Allen
Senate Okays 1.5 Billion Public Works Bill Amid Debate
Senate Democrats push through a 1.5 billion public works plan to curb unemployment after rejecting smaller substitutes. The bill authorizes 750 million for projects next year and 750 million standby authority for 1963. Strong partisan exchanges arose as critics argued it constitutes excessive spending and political favoritism. In Michigan City, a separate fire killed six year old Karen Allison, with her father dying earlier of a heart attack.
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Senate
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Bush
Michigan City
Ind
Karen Allison
Steven
Rutherford Jr
Ruth
Rutherford
Karen
Congress
George Aiken
R-Vt
Kerr
Sen
Willis Robertson
d-Va
Fort Wayne man given suspended sentence after manslaughter plea
Fort Wayne resident William Miller, 34, who had two prior second degree murder convictions, received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William Miller
Indiana traffic toll to rise with big race crowd
Indiana traffic safety director Floyd A. Kline forecasts the Memorial Day toll to reach 10 dead from 6 p.m. Tuesday to 6 a.m. Thursday. Hoosier holiday travel will be boosted by the 500 mile auto race drawing more than 200000 spectators.
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Indianapolis
Floyd A. Kline
Indiana
Good Holiday Weather Seen For Memorial Day
United Press International reports Indiana weathermen predict ideal weather on Memorial Day for picnickers and race fans. Lows Tuesday night 60 to 68, highs Wednesday 75 to 83, aiding a crowd of 200,000 expected at the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. Rain has paused only once, with showers twice, but scattered thundershowers were forecast to end before the summer vacation. Amid ominous clouds, Hoosiers appeared lucky this weekend.
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Indiana
Minimum Housing Ballot Form Repeats In The Herald
The Anderson Herald publishes a public service ballot for residents to approve or disapprove the city minimum housing ordinance adopted by the City Council on May 9. The ballot will be repeated daily this week with instructions to mail to The Herald editor at Post Office Box 1089, Anderson, Indiana.
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Anderson Herald
Anderson
Eichmann Faces Israel Supreme Court Death Sentence ruling
Adolf Eichmann awaits the Israeli Supreme Court decision on his death sentence for war crimes. The five-judge panel, led by President Isaac Olshan, is to deliver a unanimous ruling after a one-day session. Eichmann remains under heavy guard in a Beit Haam cell as defense and prosecution prepared for clemency chances with President Itzhak Ben Zvi.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Supreme Court
Eichmann
Itzhak Ben-Zvi
Robert Servatius
Servatius
Itzak Ben Zvi
Ramle
Beit Haam
Gideon Hausner
United States
Isaac Olshan
Israel
Gestapo
Methodist Ministers Named To New Posts In Indiana Conference
The North Indiana Methodist Conference at Richmond named ministers to new posts. Rev. Ernest W. Hamilton moves from Park Place to St. Pauls Munice. Rev. Gene Smith shifts from Orland and Nevada Mills to Park Place in Muncie. Nearby changes include Rev. Walter Neal to Perkinsville and Bealls Chapel. Rev. Ed Grant from Butler to First, Alexandria. Rev. C Howard Lindley to Forest and Hillisburg. Other transfers involve Kokomo District appointments and first appointments such as Rev. Charles Taylor to Market Street, Logansport. Rev. R Sheldon Deucker to Hartford City Grace. Rev. Willis Gierhart to Muncie Gethsemane. Rev. Charles Led Pitzer to New Bethel. Rev. Reginald Alford to Selma. Rev. Ronald Singer to Shideler Circuit. Rev. Curtis Rice to Union Chapel. Rev. Carl Johnson to Hobbs. Rev. David Baker to Sims and Peoria. Rev. Roger Wrigley to Swayzee.
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Ernest W. Hamilton
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Muncie
Gene Smith
Orland
Nevada Mills
Park Place
North Indiana
Mr. Neal
Ed Grant
Butler
First Methodist Church
Alexandria
C. Howard Lindley
Perkinsville
Bealls
Forest
Hillisburg
Kokomo
Charles Taylor
Market Street
Logansport
Kojkomo
R. Sheldon Deucker
Hartford City
Ronald Singer
Shideler
Curtis Rice
Union Chapel
White Chapel
Carl Johnson
Isabel and
Rigdon
Hobbs Church
David Baker
Hobbs
Sims
Peoria
Roger Wrigley
Mentone
Swayzee
J. Vergil Liberal
Elkhart
Trinity Methodist
New Arrivals in St Johns Hospital Babies Named
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Brumback 709 W 6th St a girl. Mr and Mrs Richard Castor 2021 Van Buskirk Rd a girl. Mr and Mrs Russell Thompson 5112 Columbus Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Simmons 1821 Ohio Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs Jack Hale 81 College Haven a girl. Mr and Mrs Jerry Banker 2512 W 186th St a boy. Mr and Mrs Paul Hart 30 Col Mr and Mrs Michael Kurtz 114 Arrow Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald Colvill 913 Old Orchard Rd a girl. Mr and Mrs Roy Wheasier 1634 W Lith St a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Paul Brumback
6Th St
Richard Castor
van Buskirk Rd
Russell Thompson
Columbus Ave
Lawrence Simmons
Ohio Ave
Jack Hale
College Haven
Jerry Banker
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Court of Cassation
Jacques Isorni
John Kuntz
Grimes
Estes Inquiry
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P.O. Box
Walter Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Women’s National Democratic Club
By Darrell Garwood
United Press International
Hamilton
White River
the Herald
Anderson, Ind
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