Macmillan’s Hopes Rise On Common Market Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan presses ahead with a string of Commonwealth and European talks seeking support for Britain’s entry into the Common Market. Cabinet ministers and African and Asian leaders hold meetings as mood shifts toward cautious optimism despite earlier opposition.
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Young Boy Fights For Life After Rare Leg Operation
A 10-year-old boy named Mark Tureo remained in critical but satisfactory condition after doctors at Good Samaritan Hospital reattached his nearly severed left leg in a delicate operation. A second procedure was needed to control bleeding to smaller vessels. the injury followed a car mishap caused by his brother starting the family car.
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Nay
UPD
Mark Tureo
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mark
Arthur
Traffic Toll Up 103 In Indiana This Year
Indiana’s traffic death toll rose to 796 for 1962 after a 62 year old man, Joseph Caldwell, died in Indianapolis when he walked into the side of a car driven by an off duty policeman. The driver said Caldwell staggered into the vehicle. The incident led to a confrontation with spectators who attacked the officers and damaged equipment. Trial dates were set for Jimmy Ray Wilson, 23, Evansville, in a shotgun killings case, with separate trials on each murder charge beginning November 26.
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Indianapolis
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Petersburg
Ind
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Evansville
Pike Circuit
Lester Dixon
Walter Stocky
Ce Mialee
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