Tito Gets Knuckle Rap From Tito and Hungary Commentaries
Soviet press protests Tito by charging him with dividing Communist parties and criticizing Hungary’s fate under Soviet influence. Nehru defended Kosovo and warned Tito’s stance strained Soviet prestige as Belgrade signals potential shifts. First West Germany drive in theater planned near Frankfurt amid broader Cold War tensions.
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IEW Deli
India
Arogcow
Yugoslayla
Nehru
Hla Tito
Rim Pravda Bharatacon Wens
Ety Ove Tea Ba
Hungary
Soviet Communist Party
Tito
Nehrijviet
Qajat Pula
Soviet Union
Frankfurt
West Germany
Officials Say No Reserves Call Planned
Defense officials said no plans exist to recall reservists amid Middle East tension. Letters asking about availability were part of routine screening and caused rumor of a wholesale muster. Rudolph Halley, longtime crime prober and U S Senate investigator, dies at 43 in New York after decades shaping Kefauver hearings.
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Washington Sur
Armed Services
Middle East
Rudolph Halley
New York
Page Ona
Sen. Estea
Bloc of Nations
Agia i
Nel
Sopeet
Halley
Suez Shooting Claims Life Of Restaurant Owner Peter Catopas
Police report 83 year old Peter Catopas was struck down while walking to a bank to deposit funds. He collapsed near a busy intersection after falling against a storefront window. The incident occurred amid a series of hospital and research notes mentioning Mt Sinai and the University of Wisconsin. Funeral services are announced for the Riverside Chapel Tuesday.
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Peter D. Catopas
Halley
Mt Sinai
Mathematics Research Center
Hospital
University of Wisconsin
Sarvel Pancreas
Riverside
Natice
Nighttime crash in Terre Haute ends with eight injured
Police report a hit-and-run incident in a Terre Haute village area leaving eight people injured. Investigators say no witnesses or wires point to a suspect, and they are searching for clues.
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Terre Haute
Madison County Notes Plant Physicians and Society Hosts
The article describes plant physicians as fact finders referring employees to family practitioners, with Drs Richard Swan and Merrill Benoit as key program hosts for the society. It mentions Dr Swan as emcee and notes the season for colds and virus infections affecting public and animals, along with references to GM figures and industrial medical roles.
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DelecRemy
Richard ©. Swan
Merrill P. Benoit
Swan
Ociety
Nancy
Delta-Remy
J. H. Bolles
Glen Oak
Peoria
Ill
H. D. Dav
General Motors
Rmain
Detroit
Mich
Industrial Medical
Gentyleral Motors
Ships Using Atomic Arms Regrouped
Beowerbu im ar, Felix, B, Stump said Monday t.
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Felix
Stump
Pacific Fleet Regrouping At Sea Cited In Defense Tensions
A Honolulu Advertiser report says atomic-armed ships regrouping in the U S Pacific Fleet are aimed at boosting defense during a period of labor turmoil and a looming national emergency. Officials note strikes could affect wartime readiness and port operations.
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U. S. Pacific
iAssu
Honolulu
New York Shipping Assn
Testic
Wasi
ILA
Pacific Fleet
Hations Board
Shumysai
Middle East
INLRB
Congress
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Fred J. Walker 52 was found dead at his Madison County home due to natural causes. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home with burial in Prairie Grove Cemetery Fort Wayne. Grace M Dilkey 77 died after an illness. services today at 1 20 PM at East Lynn Christian Church with interment in Green Cove Cemetery Knightstown. Surviving relatives include husband Arvil W Dilkey a daughter and several grandchildren. Remainder lists further survivors and arrangements for local residents in Anderson.
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Fred J. Walker
Boon
Tower Apartments
Ith and
Jackson Sts
Madison County
Fred Hiday
Walker
Kurt Wayne
Broadway Beverage Company
Waltz and Hiday
Francis Kienly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Prairie
Grove Cemetery
Fort Wayne
Grace M
Dilkey
Gras
May Dilkey
Jeffers
St. John's Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Lynn Christian Church
George Harris
Green Cove
Knightstown
Ogden
Lynch Corpora-l
Patention
Mechanicsburg
Ceme
Hallary
Tel
Clinton
Ander
Pate
William
H. Prater
Anderdon
Edward
Anderson
Arnold
Markleyie Bro- Nites
Mich
Frank
Therhood
McCabe
Lee Lancaster
St. Louis
Harold FE. Rozelle
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
East Lynn
Whetstone Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Odd Fellows Lodge
Auriam Frampton
Pendleton
Miriam Frampton
Harold Frampton
Main St
Worchester
Mass
Frampton
V. A. Hawley
Shea
Lafayette
Pendleton Christian Church
Oriter
Eastern Star
Christian Church Guild
Emanon Home Economies Club
Aigma Alpha Chi
Abraham Easter
Abraham Raster
Touglas
the Jazarene
Memorial Park
Ceselery
Clay County
Aster
Delco-Remy Division
Christian Chavch
Alva Partain
Pearl Shupp
Indianapolis
George Giby
Emil
Sarl
Anis
Sanie
Mahras
Fawzi
Zurich
Opposi
New York
Hership
India
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Egypt
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Nehru
Uhteers
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United Na
Middle East
Tikery
Moscow
Nikita Khrush
Chev
Russia
New Delhi
Jawaharlal Nebni
Fender
Middled East
Elizabeth G
Elizabeth
Nehenl
Grace Ramsey
Garfield
Wilkinson
Garfield Pale
Harold
Markle- Nose
E. Rozelle
Shirhhy
Jeff Webb
Tenndele Phuveh
Find
Armstrong Thomas
Dick) Marshall Arm
Sunnyside St
St John’s Hospital
Beiet Maes
Harold FR. Rozelle
A. F. Byrne
Whetstone
Christian Chisel
UAW
CIO
Armstrong
New Castle
Delea-Remy
Lucy
John
George
Spiceland
Ka Shores
Nellie Leonard
Lewisyile
Ruby Thomas
Greensboro
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Middletown
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van Nuys Rd
Indiana State Hospital
Arford
R. D. Arford
Honey Creek
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Indiaiana University
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Honey
Awford
Tre Indy
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown Methodist
Albert Howard
Honey Creek Eub
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Lapel
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St. John’s Hospital
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lawrence West
Brazil
May Smith
Bailey Chapel Church
Brookside Cemetery
Illinois
Batesville
Ind
Nora Hilligoss
Bailey Chapel Hub
Nora
Shirley Sparks
Chicago
Gladys Matchette
Margaret Stutts
Jone
Walter Sparks
Arthur
Oscar Hilligoss
Mary L. Magee
Mary Longwell
Magee
Ces Thesday
Moffitt Schweizer
J. Clayton Stadler
Pendleton Eub Church
Nash
Harold Green
Darrell McNult
Pendleton Airs
Odell Pitts
Carthage
Paul Smith
Clyde
David Macgee
Fred
Marshall Green
Rush County
Earl Smith
Paul Beck
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison and surrounding counties report deaths of Miriam Frampton of Pendleton aged 54 and Abraham Easter aged 84, with details on burial arrangements, family survivors, and funeral home plans. Also listed are Elizabeth Grace Ramsey, Mary Longwell Magee, Elmer Sparks, and other local figures with service times and burial sites.
Police seek wider power to arrest juveniles in public
Indianapolis Police Chief urged Indiana Sheriffs Association to back a proposal widening juvenile arrest authority in public places. He said current law is obsolete as youths in cars, taverns, dances and other gatherings may be targeted for policing.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Sheriffs Assn
Frank Mueller
Sheriffs’ Convention
Mueller
Radar contract to Mexico for long range installations
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced a $30 million radar project to be built by Raytheon in Massachusetts and Georgia. The system can track 600 mph jets up to 200 miles and operate at altitudes to 70,000 feet, deliveries start next summer as part of a modernization program amid a broader push on world oil reserves.
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Washington
Aeronautics Administration
Mexico
Americas
Tom Wilson
Gulf of Mexico
Wilson
Raytheon
Manufacturing Ga. Waltham
jMass
CAA
Indiana ranks ninth in total population gains since 1950
Census Bureau estimates show Indiana rising to ninth among states in total population increases from 3,934,24 to 4,413,000 by last July 1. California led in numerical gains, Arizona posted the highest percentage rise, with New York Texas Ohio Michigan Florida New Jersey following in total increases.
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United States Census Bureau
Indiana
California
Arizona
New York
Texas
Ohio
Michigan
Florida
Maors
New Jerney
Eisenhowers Likely To Spend Thanksgiving At White House
President and Mrs. Eisenhower probably will spend Thanksgiving at the White House. Presidential press secretary James Hagerty said he checked with the President and believed the holiday would be in Washington rather than at Gettysburg Farm. The couple already have a Thanksgiving turkey, a 40 pound bird from the turkey industry.
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Nikolai Bulganin
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Khrushchev
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Miloyan Dji
Eisenhower
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Mon
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Devereux C. Josepha
Belgrade
Nalion
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Nucin Pies
NLRB
White House
Middle East
James C. Hagerty
Mamie
James €. Hagerty
Eisenhower Farm
Gatt ‘Ysburg
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Suez
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Condo and Son Funeral Home
Markleville
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Lawrence Wildsite
Owentown
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National Council of Churches
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