Secretary Korth Resigns Over Navy Nuclear Power Clash
Secretary Fred Korth resigned amid a Pentagon disagreement over installing nuclear engines on a new aircraft carrier. He left Nov. 1 to return to banking in Fort Worth, Texas, after pressuring McNamara to reconsider the policy. Kennedy praised his service as Nitze was named his successor.
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Fred Korth
Navy
Pentagon
Korth
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
White House
Kennedy
Paul Nitze
Defense
Little State Department
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
United States
Driver Dies After Attack In Pendleton Area
A Pendleton area farmer Fred Manifold 60 died Monday while driving a truck on Ind 9 six miles north of Greenfield after slumping at the wheel. Orby Redman 32 of 1711 Noble St. Anderson sustained serious injuries when his car flipped on the 38th Street and Ind 109 bypass divider. Redman was pinned under the vehicle and rushed to hospital in critical condition. Police noted 21 accidents investigated with seven more injuries over the weekend.
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Pendleton Area
Fred Manifold
Anderson
Orby Redman
Noble St
Manifold
Ind. 9
Greenfield
Hancock County
Charles Pasco
Mr. Redman
38Th St
Ind. 109
Paul Ravage
Redman
109 Bypass
Redmon
Norman Hoppes
Delaware St
Community Hospital
James
Herald
Mass Reform Fails in Vatican Council Vote
The Ecumenical Council failed to secure the two thirds needed to approve a liturgical reform proposal to use modern languages in Mass. It will be sent back to the drafting commission for rewriting as debate continues on the ordained order of married deacons with Cardinal Ritter urging approval and Cardinal Spellman opposing.
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UPI
Ecumenical Council
Council
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Council Fathers
Adenauer resigns citing Soviet wheat strategy and Berlin split
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced retirement with misgivings over Soviet use of Western wheat to press Berlin issues. He warned a Moscow settlement would permanently divide Germany and criticized East West tension being framed as West Germany refusing to bargain. Ludwig Erhard held talks with Free Democrats on ministerial posts as coalition work continues.
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UPI
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Soviet Union
Adenauer
West Germany
Moscow
Germany
Erhard
Free Democrats
Moroccan Troops Attack Algeria Near Marrakech
Algerian Foreign Minister Bouteflika said thousands of Moroccan troops with aircraft and tanks fought Algerian forces in the Sahara about 20 miles southeast of Marrakech. He reported outposts at Hassi Beida and Tindjoud remained under Algerian control. Diplomatic efforts by Tunisia and Ethiopia's OAU mediation were under way. Mrs Kennedy’s visit to Morocco proceeded amid the conflict.
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Morocco
Sahara
Marrakech
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Hassan II
Foree
Abdelaziz Bouteflika
Bouteflika
Hassi- Beida
Tinjoud
Ahmed Ben Bella
Addis Ababa Organization of African Unity
United Nations
Bandung
Arab League
Charter of African Unity
Algeria
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Bourguiba
Birmingham Mayor Says He Will Not Hire Negro Officers Under Pressure
Mayor Albert Boutwell rejected pressure to hire Black policemen, saying civil service rules require six weeks to clear applicants and an act of the legislature would be needed to hire any by King’s deadline. King and Shuttlesworth planned talks and a rally to push for at least 25 Black officers within two weeks.
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UPI
Albert Boutwell
Boutwell
W. C. Hamilton
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham Integration Movement
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton
Civil Service
Shuttlesworth
Halloween Parade Draws Youthful Witches and Goblins
Young witches and goblins will haunt Main and Meridian Streets on Tuesday night October 29 for the annual Halloween Parade sponsored by the Anderson Auxiliary Police and the UAW CIO Locals 662 and 663. A committee is chaired by Frailey Brown, Howard Lawson, Kenneth Robertson.
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Main
Meridian
Anderson Auxiliary Police
UAW Cio
Frailey Brown
Howard Lawson
Kenneth Robertson
Robert
Survivors Fear New Slide in Belluno
Reports from Belluno Italy describe false alarms of landslides and fear of new killer waves following a deadly event. Authorities urge caution as residents assess damages and potential aftershocks.
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Belluno
Italy
UPI
Jailer Locked By Prisoners Then Freed As Deer Hunters Break Rivets
In Burns Oregon a jailer held 36 hours after two prisoners used a dinner knife to trap him in a cell. Mechanics later drilled out rivets, freeing him. Separately, reports from Vajont dam disaster area describe ongoing fears of landslides and evacuations as authorities and rescuers respond.
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Harney County
Harold Weatherhead
Burns, Ore
MacLowe
Weatherhead
Helicopter Crash Kills Six In New York
A New York Airways helicopter crashed on takeoff near Idlewild Airport, killing six aboard including pilot Frank La Turco and co pilot Joseph Giambatista. Passengers’ names were not released. four workers at a nearby hangar were injured aiding victims. Weather was fair. crash happened at 12 33 PM during a flight over downtown Manhattan.
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Giambatista
Ardess Marie Fourquet
Wild
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Frank la Turco
Thornwood
N.Y
Northport
American Airlines
Richard Spivak
Seaboard World Airways
Seaboard
NAACP Forum Puts Spotlight on Race at Madison Mayors Race
Republican Frank Allis and Democrat Ralph Fergus debated race relations at a Madison County NAACP forum held at Shadeland School. Both candidates touted civil rights progress and promised broader Negro representation on boards and city projects while addressing housing and employment concerns.
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Madison County
The
NAACP
Shadeland School
Public Forum
Frank Allis
Ralph R. Ferguson
Allis
Drive-In political HQ opens in Greenfield
Republicans dedicate a drive in city headquarters on Greenfield's main street Wednesday night. Voters can drive in for a meeting with candidates and campaign literature without leaving their cars during the November election.
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Greenfield, Ind
Greenfield
Eisenhower Celebrates Birthday With Work and Family Festivities
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 73, started the day with work at Gettysburg College, then joined wife Mamie for a family birthday gathering with four grandchildren. The celebration included a dinner at Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins’s home and a Washington fundraiser planned for Tuesday night.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg College
Mrs. Eisenhower
John
Arthur’. Nevins
Normandy
Eisenhower Farm
Whi
Washington
Westward Ho event sets attendance records for Kikihawenund
More than 1,300 Boy Scouts and leaders from four counties gathered at Memorial Park in New Castle for the 16th Westward Ho event. Troop 594 Tipton won the Grand Totem Award. several Anderson troops led district honors in Pike Creek and Big Killbuck districts, with Troop 112 Carmel earning a special gateway plaque.
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Memorial Park
New Castle
Tipton
Madison
Hamilton
Henry
Kikihawenund Council
Anderson
Carmel
Prairie Valley
Knightstown
Blue River District
Caribou
Thad Lantz
Noblesville
Big Killbuck
Pendleton
Pike Creek
Elwood
Blue River
Council
New Arrivals at St John and Community Hospitals
At St John s Hospital new births include a boy for Mr and Mrs John Johnson of 2717 Dakota Dr a girl for Mr and Mrs Waters of 2016 Jackson Sr a girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Grabel of 906 Alhambra Dr. At Community Hospital a girl for Mr and Mrs Freeman Peoples of 2206 Dewey Sr a girl for Mr and Mrs Ronald Lawson of 2604 E 8th St a girl for Mr and Mrs James Norris and Mr and Mrs Adrian Shelton of 4326 Clark St a girl for Mr and Mrs James Street of Alexandria a boy for Mr and Mrs Ronald Smith of 2637 Halford St and a boy for Mr and Mrs William O Neal of 428 Hawthorne St.
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John Johnson
Dakota Dr
Waters
Jackson Sr
Charles Grabel
Alhambra Dr
Community Hospital
Freeman Peoples
Dewey Sr
Ronald Lawson
E. 8Th St
James Norris
Adrian Shelton
Clark St
James Street
Alexandria
Ronald Smith
Halford St
William O'Neal
Hawthorne St
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