Plane Wreck Award Stems From 300000 Settlement
Survivors of a South Bend attorney killed in a Tell City crash won a 300000 settlement, the largest wrongful death award in Illinois court. The case names Northwest Airlines Lockheed and GM, alleging negligence in a 1960 crash that killed 57 passengers and six crew aboard a turbo prop en route from Chicago to Miami.
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Atttorney
Tell City
John J. Kennedy
Illinois
Robert L. Care
The
Associates Investment Co
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U.S. District
Kennelly
First Bank and Trust Co
Care
Northwest Airlines
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
General Motors Corp
Lockheed
Mitami
Mexican Red Leftist Parties Denounced Callup
Mexican Communist and leftist parties urged a hemisphere wide protest against a potential Cuban invasion as Kennedy signals a possible call up of Army reserves. Excelsior urged government to prevent public demonstrations, while other papers warned of a broader war risk. Cuban exile groups in Mexico and the United States pressed for action as mass prayers and student protests surfaced.
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Cuba
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Excelsior
Washington
Havana
Popular Socialist Party
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Caribbean
Ovaciones
Indianapolis
Welsh
Fred McClellan
U.S. Supreme Court
Mexico City
Jay L. Dull
Revolutionary Student] Directorate
Flooding in Scotland Due to Heavy Rains
Torrential rains caused broad flooding across Scotland blocking roads and damaging homes. No injuries were reported as hundreds of motorists were stranded. The text references the First Copyright Act in the U S enacted in 1790.
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War Memorial Rules Signed by Governor Welsh
Indiana Governor Welsh signed new rules for World War Memorial auditorium usage. The Indiana Civil Liberties Union should be allowed to meet in the state owned building, ending a dispute with the War Memorials Commission. The change empowers public access and clarifies meeting rights.
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Guam Polaris Base Planned
The Navy will establish a base at Apra Harbor Guam to service Polaris submarines after Pacific patrols. A third Pacific base joins Holy Loch Scotland and two U.S. bases Bremerton and Bangor. The planned fleet totals 41 subs with 16 missile payloads each, targeting limited Pacific reach by 1,500 mile missiles.
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Wash
Electric power lead in U S tops six nations in output
United States electricity production exceeds combined output of the next six countries, underscoring the country’s dominant position in power generation. The milestone highlights the scale of domestic energy infrastructure and its impact on industrial capacity and economic activity.
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Rebuilding Plans Start For Cathedral After Fire
In Shirley Indiana the Wilkinson class reunion noted, and Archbishop McGucken urged draft plans to rebuild St Mary Cathedral on the site, with an estimated cost near 3 million dollars. A major fire gutted the landmark last Friday night, leaving charred debris along the sidewalks as police managed heavy sightseer traffic.
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Fayette
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Cayte
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Terre
Haute
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Wilson
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Rozzell
Linda Vandenbark
McGucken
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James Cook Jr
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Joan Hubert
Victor Toleday
Willow Branch
Larry Massey
Anderson
Harry Harlan
Houston
Texas
Voice of the Nazarene Convention
Labor Day
Shirley Gospel Mission
Andy Perry
W. L. King
Shirley Lions Club
Lions Club
Gene Camplin
Markieville
St. John's Hospital
Homer Warner of
Straughn
Tilden Lipp
Henry County Hospital
Warming Trend Replaces Cold In Many Areas
A warming trend ended a period of freezing across the Great Plains and Rocky Mountain states while readings rose above freezing in many locales. In Montana and Nebraska a hard freeze caused rail and weather disruptions including a fatal train derailment investigation tied to alleged beer intoxication. The ICC found the engineer and fireman had consumed beer before the trip, noting blood alcohol three thousandths of a gram over the state limit. A separate report recalls a historic Indiana amateur radio award and a Feb. 25, 1961 blizzard that isolated La Apel and nearby areas.
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Radio Honors For Woodward In Madison County
The ICC report details a derailment on a Seattle to Chicago route where engineer Elden E. Lynn and fireman Gerald Haines were disqualified after a June 10 to July 18 incident. Blood alcohol levels measured hours after the crash were .071 and .006 respectively. Woodward, a GM Guide Lamp employee, led amateur radio relief and message coordination for the Madison County Emergency Network and Sheriff’s Office.
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Elwood Woman Dies At Tipton
Mary E Hughes, 74, of Elwood, died Sunday night at Tipton Memorial Hospital after nine years of illness. Born March 20, 1888 in Elwood, she married Clifford G Hughes in 1906 and was a member of Union Valley Church. Survived by husband, two daughters, one son, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral at York and Dunnichay Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Nora C Spencer Dies
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Robert G. Hughes
Walter Cone
Vergil_ Startzman
York and Dunnichay
Joseph P. Rousch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elwood City Cemetery
Nora C. Spencer
Nora Cecil Spencer
West Elwood
Jones Nursing Home
Tipton County
Gabe
Nancy Spencer
Carl Spencer
Capher and Fesler
Arlace L. Duncan
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Elwood City
William Culp
Mercy Hospital
New Car Yylisle
Henry J
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Naomi Gustin
Deleo-Remy
Anderson
Grace Methodist Church
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Elwood Social Activities and Club Meetings
Local clubs outline a week of gatherings at homes and churches in Elwood. Remoowens Club, Friendly Sunshine Club, Bethany Class, Teachers Wives Club, Oakland PTA, and Friendship Circle schedule evening meetings with named hostesses and times. Couples Bridge winners announced from Edwood Country Club event.
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Robert Aberna
James Shiffler
Alice
Daten Friendly Sinchine Club
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George Dudley
Oakland Pta
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F. C. Wellnitz
Neil Clark
Homer Kimball
Elwood Revival Series Continues at United Christian Church
Elwood notes report nightly revival services at 7:30 p.m. this week at United Christian Church on SA and 39th Streets with Rev. Floyd Skirvin as guest speaker. Also listed are Mercy Hospital dismissals and admissions, plus a St Bernardette Study Club gathering at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Wise’s residence.
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N. H St
Paul Dunn
W. Adams St
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N. D St
Floyd Montgomery
S. 16Th St
Karl Kimmerling
Baby
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Frankton
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Fesler
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N. B St
Pascal Brewer
St. Bernadette
The
National Council of Catholic Women
Wilbert [Wise Jr
Anderson St
Funeral Rite Held For Gustave Sturbois At St Marys
Funeral services were held Monday morning at St Marys Catholic Church for Gustave Sturbois 88 conducted by Rev Fr Robert Sorg. Interment followed at Park View Cemetery with pallbearers Edward Sturb0is Ray Hiatt William Ayres Pred Harrison and Gus Meyer. Also noted are relatives visiting Los Angeles and Mrs Belmeda Gaines and hospital transport for Mrs Charles Cummins to Ball Memorial Hospital by Karl M Kyle ambulance.
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Robert Sorg
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Ray Hiatt
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Pred Harrison
Gus Meyer
Larry Gaines
Los Angeles
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Graham Backs Catholic Stand on Sterilization Controversy
Evangelist Billy Graham said he agrees with the Catholic archbishop in condemning the sterilization of women at their own request in Fauquier County Virginia. The Most Rev Patrick A O Boyle archbishop of Washington called the act morally wrong amid medical indigence concerns.
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New Laxative Principle Aims to Ease Aging Constipation
Doctors cite Cotaxaip as a three way relief for aging colons, preventing dry hard waste, retoning weakened bowel muscles, and stimulating nerve reflexes to aid movement. The ad features Mrs X vanes Tonic and Mrs Mary Dial, notes hospital visit and home discharge, and advertises a 43¢2 introductory size.
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Zeader
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