Death Penalty For Peacetime Spies Approved
President Eisenhower signed a package of measures on a working vacation, including a peacetime espionage bill that makes such spying a capital offense. The move, part of 30 laws signed, also removes a 15 year jury trial provision for peacetime espionage and tightens nondiscrimination language in federal contracts.
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Eisenhower
Horrow
Polly
Louis 2
Tasca
Dil Eisenhower
Jinliallan
Remove Knife Blade From Man's Head
Surgeons at Einstein Medical Center removed a partial knife blade from Harry Stone after 23 years of headaches. The 42 year old chemical worker recalled a stabbing 28 years ago. The blade pierced the frontal area but broke before reaching the brain. surgeons postponed completion to Saturday.
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Jani
Court Refuses Settlement Over Patty Custody Dispute
In 1966 Mrs Jordan took Patty after a divorce involving Mrs Pinkerton and the child sather. The judge ordered a settlement hearing as Patty chose her mother but Mrs Jordan pursued custody. The grandmother plans to move Patty and her mother to Texas, with Patty wary of living under that arrangement.
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Dudgs. Schneider
Texas
Pally
Ant
Tasas
Andhor
Patty Ansper
Patty
Hospital Dismissals From St John’s Hospital Revealed
A list of patients released yesterday from St John’s Hospital includes Mrs Martha Cowarl of 705 W. Wath St and Cecil Mavick of 7420 Silver St along with Mrs Margaret Reed 219 Be Vth St and Ray Perrish of Alexandria. The notice names numerous other discharged individuals and addresses across Alexandria Fortville Chesterfield and Bloomington with several worship services noted for Sunday morning despite garbled OCR text.
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St. John's Hospital
Martha Cowarl
W. Wath St
Cecil Mavick
Silver St
Margaret Reed
Ray Perrish
Alexandria
Noble
Charles Gorriogh
Elmer Davis
Mary Roberts
Vetio al
Irs
Julia Hurtt
Settle Cane
Margaret Shetlerly
Thore
Bloomington
Frances Blair
Ness Chireh
Beverly Marl
Chesterfield
Caroll Steward
Will Dey
Joseph Nighersen
Roby Hollman
Ineo St
Sefen Tigsby
Wraith St
Virginia Trinilege
Minty Rolland
Ohio
Polio Benefit Show Planned
A polio benefit event is planned for Sunday afternoon at the Fire Station on 3rd Street. The program features Pascinel and the Past Toppers with proceeds supporting local polio relief efforts and named residents contributing donations.
School Building Hearing Conducted in Anderson City
Public hearing held yesterday in Anderson County on a proposed 900000 appropriation by Anderson School City for the construction of a new Southside Junior High School near Zohand Meridian Streets. Indiana State Tax Board representatives included Ben Gallan and others. small corporate representatives also attended.
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Weshell
Walker
Anderson
Guide Inventory Nears Completion After Long Weekend
Officials reported yesterday that the annual inventory would be completed and normal production schedules would be resumed in the near term. Normal operations would also be restored following the holiday weekend, with production resuming on Tuesday.
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Chile
Lamp
Esterday
Nyerlay
Three Hurt In Elwood Wreck
A three-vehicle collision at the intersection of South M and 20th in Elwood injured Flier Barnes 30 of Tenilock Ind Herman Docker with a sedan driven by an unidentified driver and three bystanders Mrs Clara Coston 1946 Scull DU St and Mrs Melissa Miller West South D St sustained injuries. Barnes and Mrs Coston were hospitalized at Mercy Hospital with bruises and observation. Miller was treated by a physician and sent home. Five other female bus passengers escaped injury as the group was en route from Ray's Casting Factory to their homes New details place the bus near left rear wheel after impact with the automobile, which was heavily damaged. Authorities noted Barnes was unconscious briefly after the crash and that the bus carried a group of women. one driver is reported to have been taking them home.
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Elwood
South M
Flier Barnes
Tenilock
Ind
Herman Docker
N. Anderson
Barnes
Clara Coston
DU St
Melissa Mailer
West
South D St
Coston
Mercy Hospital
Miller
Weobert
Jacklay
Palive
Hocker
Ray
Csaalig
Ehvearl
Guide Suggestion Totals in 1964 Revealed at Friday Meeting
Officials disclosed that the Guide Division received 177 dollars in total suggestions during 1064. Winners listed include Waller Shaul, Leo M. Hite, Trevor Moran, William R. Wear, Robert E. Davis, and others with varied awards. Senator Edgar A. Brown was nominated for a six year term by the South Carolina Democratic Executive Committee.
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Simpoyes
Ine Guide Tam
Stas
Waller Shaul
Leo M. Hite
Trevor Moran
Wiliam R. Wear
Robert E. Davis
Wil Hamy Foley
Harry Olivier
Karlawson
H.C. Reeves
Sawyer Mitchell
Columbia
Edgar A. Brown
South Carolina
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
U.S
Greensburg 4-H Animals Parade Highlighted by Winners
A noisy parade featured 4-H exhibitors with cattle hog and dairy entries led by grand champion steer Bumper shown by Ralph Gouchonour of Lafayette. Young participants Max Woebheking and Neal Kuba earned top showman and breed honors amid a bustling Indiana fair setting.
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iChicago
Indiana
National Safety
Congress
Loverhend
Nhe Lemysportalien
Airecetl
Lexix Flators
Dagy and
Watercrat
Next
Sadar
Ralph Gouchonour
Lafayeltale
Bloomington
WETV
Airairis Amon Yourty
Sters
Max Woebheking
Woodburn
Max Hag
Chief
Angus
Cheisting Frogaey
Tor
Frogay
Menluebrook Farm
Camden
Muncie
Poland
China
Donate Prowelt
Mancie
Cap” J
Rice County
Neal Kuba
Mbanila
Phil Creek
Mherry
Bruce Creek
Ilherty
Aufking
Sttarthorn
Stanley Tagesend
Franklins
Elisimtion
Cowell Stonter
Pranklin Hereford
Grace L. Vance
Chapion
Judy Tee
Mir Tinsville
Fay Throwan Swiss
Larry Viers
Lawrer Belstein
Gary Bristow
Eratis Annonsis
Greensey
Noris Cox
Zionsville
Ayrshire
Charles Kins Rel
Fort Mecovery
Olio
Champlain
Red Poll
George Shelfer
Modoc
Reds Raid Near Quomsy: Ghosts and Inshore Frogmen
A damaged report recounts Aug 93 activity by Reds near Quomsy, including a nationalist soldier seized by inshore frogmen dubbed the water ghosts. Rumors of Chiang Kai shek rushing Formosa reinforcements followed, but authorities dismissed them as imaginative without confirming details.
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Pridny
Contested recordings and defense in county case
Reports describe garbled Korean War era recordings and a defense motion granted for a psychiatric examination. Officials discuss county defense plans, political tensions, and a lab of records tied to the trial. the proceedings paused for Labor Day with trial resuming later.
EDC Squabble Trails Incomplete From Fark Controversy
The report outlines a disrupted EDC dispute with figures including a former prime minister and several regional leaders resigning or expressing discontent. It notes the group’s shifting loyalties and pending moves amid political adjustments during a broad assembly period.
Former Consul Key Figure in Indochina Arms Shipment Case
Fragmented report notes a former consul and Mrs. Ole tied to Indochina weapons promised by Australia. It references March discussions, names ships Radner and aiis, and mentions Petrov investigations, French reactions, and World War II era ties to Free French forces and Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
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Mege M
Arma
Australia
Indochina
Pelvav
Aiis
Radner
Royal Espionage Commission
Roche
Ole Lier
Petrov
Barly
Jfvany
Cnut Tir
Mina
Miller
Rose-Marie Zoe Enamal
Marthe Pieter
Vbostralia
Allind
Vichy
Rovernment Winder
Charles de i Gaulle
Detectives Pursue River Vandalism and Local Thefts
Detectives continued investigations into a river cruising youths case with several suspects named for West area incidents. Officers also probe vandalism of multiple soft drink vending machines at Actor's, Cottage Ave, Owens, and Davidian stations, with other robberies and a missing toy car reportedly tied to the same suspects.
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Oie
We West
Janel
Actor's
Ath Bt
Owens Station
Ath
Park Ave
Davidean’s
Ohio Ave
Dennis
Madison Ave
Aid Beown Sts
Paulsenspeck
Carl Bonge
Freeman Tae
11Th St
Two Men Arrested After Looming Elevator Burglary
Two men Teontiimea and Daugherty, on parole for grand larceny, fled through blockades and were captured three hours later in a taxicab near a restaurant at the Ind 28 and 35 intersection. A large quantity of burglary tools was found in their car. Police and sheriff's deputies from Munele and surrounding agencies, including State Troopers Mercer, Doherty, Corbin, Epperson, Merkle and Marshal Gardner assisted in the arrest and investigation.
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Teontiimea
Frm
Ilgore
Frrom
Ind
Daugherty
Robert Mercer
Paul Doherty
Rex Corbin
Charles Epperson
Cpl
Mbert Merkle
State ‘Police
Marshal Gardner
Stern
John Sehyile
Munele
Verbal Confession Tails Victim Case at Vacant Home
North Vernon authorities with sheriff and State Police blockades questioned a suspect linked to the first victim found at a vacant residence. The defense later claimed the man admitted to a plan involving a baby and a nurse, while officers sought other leads.
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Ircal
Daugherty
Noir
Guilkey
Lawman
Bimh
Aheriff
Gulliley
Frances Ellis
Milton County
Pace
Sheriff's Department
Victia
Lowell Wood
Charles Ryperson
Jon
Lajear
Nhlert
Wis-house
Military Distriet
Mitl
Wax
Polic
Anderson Obituaries and Rest Services for Bell and Wilson
Two Anderson area obituaries note Tverell R. Bell age 64 of 225 With St died after illness. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at First Methodist with Dr W H Bransford. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include widow Margaret and three sons. John Wilson 85, retired Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died after eight years illness at 711 W, memorial services at Selle and Rowe Paner with burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include four nieces and three nephews. He was a member of Eagles Lodge 174 and Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral home notices indicate viewing after 2 p.m. today.
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Everett R. Rest
Ry Bell
St Jiohn's Hospital
Williamsport
Tmi
Purdue Uniersity
Guide Limp
Albright Fanc
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Allmmling
Memorial Park Cemetery
Margaret
Tee Sons
Ann Arbor
Mich
William F. Bell
Ypsilmli
Michs
Betty Heneflel
Antison
Ala
Elda. Hell
Hobart
Ind
John Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilsat
Eagles Lodge
Loyal Order of
Monse Undge
Grace Crowse
M's. Zaila-Mererith
Edna Gray
Anderson
Lara Rouda
Milwaukee
Wis
Chester Wilson
Frank Vind Riley
Rushville
Hime
Wine A. Aes
Audrey Lyons
Audrey
Tyons
Sc Dector's Hospital
Abovight
George Haggart
First Presbyterian Church
Offi
Einting
Crown Wil
Idlangplis
He Funeral Home
Army salutes and naval morale notes amid wartime disorder
The Army restored an order requiring soldiers and officers to salute smartly with the right palm slightly cupped, a duty suspended by a 1948 order. In Washington, Ambassador Wellington Koo warned Nationalist forces about potential coastal attacks, while obituaries note deaths from various communities including Miss Jessie Epply and Mrs Audrey Lyons. Funeral notices for William A. Jackson and other locals follow with service times and burial plans.
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IMG
Robert P. Patterson
Mar
Mav Mow Terrorist Leader Is Killed
Fragmented notes report the killing of a terrorist leader named in connection with the Maw Maw group. References to election petitions, county ASC offices, and township procedures appear alongside a maritime disaster involving the freighter Commandante Pessoal off Rio Grande do Norte with 46 crew rescued.
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Mav
Glen W. Pomeroy
Glen W. Pamaraz
Inilianapel- Waobl
Nenya
Nara Pomeroy
Kirita Ola Risio
Anderson
Steen
Shirleyish
Irving Hill Chapel
Washington St
Indianapolis
Phils
Razil Mau Sijce
Rio Grande Do Norte
AML
Maintenance and Renal Budget Request Noted
Schedule shows county highway department budget of 408070.00 for 1855 funded by state gasoline tax and motor vehicle revenue, with all costs including salaries water fats and equipment paid from the county welfare fund. Adoption of budgets risks a Trent county property levy for 1055 with 56 cents for county revenue, 2 cents for bonds and interest, 1214 cents for county welfare, and a half cent for welfare bonds. Reductions may be possible by the Souneil to lower the levy several cents.
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County Highway Department
Highway Department
County
Trent Conty
Souneil
Miss Lola Stephen Dies In Hospital
Lola Frances Stephen aged 49 died at Mores Hospital after a long illness. Born June 19, 1905 in Say County she was the daughter of Henry and Emma Jane Stephen and worked for 25 years in the Hoppenrath household. Survived by mother Mrs Emmie Stephen four sisters and three brothers, with services at James Mortuary Hed Key and Hill Crest Cemetery in Portland.
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Lola Frances "Stephen
Mores
Miss Stephen
Say County
Henry
Emma Jane Stephen
Merle Hoppenrath
Emmie” Stephen
Willard C. Stephen
Jrtowald W. Stephen
Fort Wayne
Earl Stephen
Washington, D. C
Raymond Kirkerwlal
Connersville
Everett Page
Red Key
Gerald Landon
Fortland
Edward Cunningham
Indianapolis
York Memorial
James Mortuary
Hed Key
C. G. Nell
Portland
Wilcinting
Hill Crest Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Madison area obituaries note the deaths of Pearl Bowers Fadely Mollie Ratliff and Clarence F Auslin. Fadely, of Middletown, dies at 12 45 pm after two years illness. husband Luther and several relatives survive. services at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home in Gaston with burial in Missler Cemetery. Ratliff, 83, of Cadiz dies after three weeks illness. survived by husband Julia Ratliff and eight children plus relatives. services at ML Zion Church near Sulphur Springs with burial at Hess Cemetery. Auslin dies Wednesday in Chesterfield at the Spiritualist Campground. services Saturday at Cathedral in Muncie with cremation to follow at Muncie.
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Middletown
Pearl Bowers Fadely
Lh St
Fadely
Henry County
Chatellet Church
Springport
Ind
Luther
Charles Myers
Honeycreek
Severn
Ballard and Shirey
C. B. Miser
Gaston
Misler
Mollie
Katlife
Cadiz
Mollie Rasliff
Wesley Ma Methodist Church
Julia Ratliff
Condo and’ Son
Wilkinson
ML Zion
Sulphur Springs
Cor
Childern
Anna Wright
Mabel Heller
Indianapolis
Nis
Gindis Scott
Knightstown
New Castle
Stirs
Wister Haskell
Hagerstown
Dollie Craig
Muners
Walter Brown
Magers Ont
Clarence EB
Austin Chesterfield
Finn
Clarence F. Auslin
Gamperound
Priday
Clifford Bins
Mable
Holy Westsken
Ahe Rifle
Fort Recov. Ory
Ohio
Muncie
Japanese fisherman near death after atomic testing fallout
Doctors say Ail Tohi Kuhoyama, chief wireless operator on the Fukiyu Maru, remains comatose and near death following exposure to radioactive dust from a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific. The illness is attributed to weakness and complications from two weeks after the blast. The London Daily Worker criticizes European royalty in a rare editorial about the British royal family.
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United States
Pacific
Tohi Kuhoyama
Saniay
London
Daily Worker
Linsi
Paul
Greece
Point Glucksburg
Winston Church
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Tgmont
Alphenn Leohart
Lynn St
Bobby Gene
Talph C Mevnick
Irev
Ivan Settles
Durgan
Main St
Plowell
Hardy Murs
Foliage Plante Pottery
Catal RB Bouquet Shop
Greensburg
Damien Rem
Christina Frogey
Short-leasle
Gary Pearl
Attica
Aberystalley
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Max Woebbeking
Hich Turner Woodburn
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Mosa
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Monroe Schuster
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Centerville
Lola Stephen
Madison
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