NATO Powers Plan New Talks With Soviet Soon
NATO leaders plan a two way program to ease tensions with the Soviet Union and strengthen defenses with missiles and modern weapons. Foreign ministers hinted at talks with Moscow, while approving a four power framework for German reunification and Western disarmament aims.
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NATO
Paris
AIP
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
U.S
Europe
Eisenhower
Adone Zoli
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
United Nations
London
Middle East
Turkey
Greece
Great Britain
Zoli
Adenauer
Big Four Seeks to End Passenger Trains Indianapolis to St Louis
The New York Central railroad petitions the Indiana Illinois and Ohio commissions to discontinue the passenger service between Indianapolis and St Louis and the Cincinnati to Toledo run. Ernest C Nickerson reports a loss of 402975 dollars on the two routes in 1956 and ongoing losses this year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Public Service Commission
New York Central Railroad
St. Louis
Illinois and Ohio Commissions
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ernest C. Nickerson
Salem Couple Held After Child Dies
Salem authorities questioned Paul Patton and Mary Louise Patton after an autopsy found their 13 month old daughter Mary Irene died from a blunt force skull fracture. The couple, jailed on preliminary manslaughter charges, had other injuries listed and five other children in care.
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Salem
Paul Patton
Mary Louise
Mary Irene
Pattons
Greene circuit court grants two divorces in Bloomfield
Teddy J. Kirby was granted a divorce from Charles Kirby with custody of three minor children and a property settlement approved. Roy Stewart was granted a divorce from Irene Stewart with custody of two minor children. Filed suits include James Nethery versus Cindy Nethery and N Lucille Rogers versus Donald Rogers.
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Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Teddy J. Kirby
Charles Kirby
Roy Stewart
Irene Stewart
James Nethery
Cindy Nethery
Lucille Rogers
Donald Rogers
New York Subway Strike Ends as Motormen Return
New York City subway trains resumed running after an eight day strike by motormen ended at 7 30 p m Monday night. The walkout began last Monday at 5 00 a m and disrupted service for five million riders with losses reaching about 25 million dollars. Strikers claimed the action raised awareness of their demand for craft union representation while TWU won a broad bargaining election. State Senator MacNeil Mitchell pledged legislation shifting representation decisions from the Transit Authority to the state labor relations board.
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New York
New York City
Transport Workers Union
City Hall
TWU
Subway
Michael J. Quill
MacNeil Mitchell
Manhattan
State Labor Relations Board
Rain Expected Across Indiana With Mild Winter Temps
The United Press reports more precipitation headed for Indiana with rain likely on Wednesday. Temperatures stay above normal in many areas with highs from the low 40s to near 50, and overnight lows near freezing in the north. Terre Haute logged about half an inch of rain in the past 24 hours. Evansville reached 55 Monday, South Bend 29 overnight, and Wednesday's highs again in the 50s. Broad snow and rain patches covered the nation, with the Weather Bureau predicting above normal warmth east of the Rockies and mixed conditions elsewhere.
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Indiana
Evansville
South Bend
Terre Haute
United Press
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Mountain
Great Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Marriage License Issued in Greene County Bloomfield
The Greene circuit court clerk Miss Norma Linton issued a marriage license to Danny K. Brownewell and Roberta K. Van Horna, both residents of Jasonville.
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Norma Linton
Greene
Bloomfield
Danny K. Brownewell
Roberta K. van Horna
Jasonville
W. E. Price 83 Dies in Jasonville Rites Set Thursday
W E Price 83 retired Jasonville businessman died at 2 45 a m at his son's home 644 South Washington Street in Jasonville after two years of ill health He and his son Roy had run the W E Price garage and formerly Plymouth DeSoto dealership He was a Masonic and IOOF member born December 9 1874 in Owen County He is survived by his widow two sons Roy and Harry one brother George and two sisters Funeral services Thursday at Roy Price home conducted by Rev Roy Bridwell burial at Beech Cemetery near Coal City
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W. E. Price
Jasonville
South
Washington Street
Mr. Price
Roy
Jasonvile
Masonic Lodge
Brazil
Owen County
William
Emily Stoops Price
Roy Price
Roy Bridwell
Beech Cemetery
Coal City
Usrey Last Rites Incomplete After Springfield Slayings
Funeral arrangements for Virgil Usrey 67 a former Linton resident injured in a Sunday double stabbing in Springfield Mo remain incomplete as of today. Witnesses said Usrey and grocery operator Vic Spinetto were attacked after entering a nearby store. Spinetto died from wounds and Usrey died days later in hospital.
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Virgil Usrey
Linton
Springfield
James H. Usrey
Mr. Usrey
Linton and Vincennes
Vic Spinetto
Mr. Asrey
Spinetto
Calvary Mission
Asrey
Hoosier Sergeant Surrenders to FBI
PHOENIX Ariz Air Force Sgt David Dwyer a Lafayette Indiana native surrendered to the FBI on Monday AWOL since November 26 after leaving Arlington Virginia with his wife en route to an imagined Shangri La. He was taken into military police custody for return to Washington and offered no press comment.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Air Force
David Dwyer
Lafayette
Ind
FBI
Dwyer
Arlington
Shangri-la
Washington
Atlas Missile Flight Seen as Likely Success
Cape Canaveral reports a 90 foot Atlas intercontinental missile launched from a Florida beach on the third attempt. Officials say the test is purely military but a future satellite or moon mission remains possible with government approval. J R Dempsey of Convair predicts a satellite could be placed in orbit within a year after a go ahead.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S. Earth
Florida Beach
Atlantic
J. R. Dempsey
Astronautics Division
Convair
Atlas
Washington
Dempsey
Vanguard
Navy
General Dynamics Corp
Manda
Indiana Governor Warns GOP to Lay Off Ike and Nixon
In Indianapolis Governor Handley faced GOP criticism for anti federal control remarks. Sen. Capehart and Rep. Halleck urged Hoosier Republicans to halt attacks that could aid Democrats. Handley defended comments while Halleck warned of losing presidential support if attacks continue.
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Gop
Ike
Nixon
Indianapolis
Handley
Eisenhower
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Charles Halleck
Republican State Committee
Hoosier
Capehart
Indiana
Halleck
Richard Nixon
Chicago Tot Dies After Lyford Crash In Indiana
Eight month old Barbara Lynn Kirkland of Chicago died at Vermillion County Hospital in Linton from injuries in a one car crash Monday near Lyford. Parents Don and Barbara Kirkland, both 21, were injured but not seriously. State police said the father’s car skid on a slick road on U S 41 near Lyford and overturned after leaving the embankment.
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Clinton
Ind
Chicago
Vermillion County Hospital
Linton
Barbara Lynn Kirkland
Don Kirkland
U.S. 41
Lyford
Driver Reports 1 Mile Push by Motorist
Jasonville motorist Ivan Arthur told police another driver, angry for refusing a race, pushed his car about a half mile along state road 48 between Jasonville and Hymera. Arthur filed the report with Jasonville Police Chief Oscar Suthard and sought Sullivan county investigation.
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Jasonville
Hymera
Oscar Suthard
Ivan Arthur
Arthur
Arthur Auto
Sullivan County
Auto
Services for Airman To Be Held Thursday
Funeral arrangements for T Sgt Robert M Travis 35 who died Dec 9 in Orleans France were completed in Bloomfield. The body will arrive at Sullivan at 8 10 this evening then go to Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield. Friends may call after 1 00 p m Wednesday. Services are at 2 00 p m Thursday with Rev Robert Sexson officiating and burial in Ridgeport cemetery. Surviving wife Wilma G Travis mother Alva Lawson Foley Alabama and son William. County Commissioner Mark Sexson is her father.
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Robert M. Travis
Orleans
France
Bloomfield
Sullivan
Jenkins and Sons
Funeral
Robert Sexson
Ridgeport
Travis
Wilma G. Travis
Mark Sexson
William
Alva Lawson
Foley
Ala
J O Y Class Plans Evening Decorating at First Baptist
The J O Y class of the First Baptist church will meet at the church at 6 30 tonight to decorate the Christmas tree. Light refreshments will be served, officers announced.
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J.O.Y
The
First Baptist Church
Christmas Plays and Cantatas Set by Linton Churches
Churches in the Linton area prepare Christmas programs centered on the nativity story. The Salvation Army in Army Headquarters hosts a Dec 22 play with a large local cast. Other churches schedule cantatas, plays, junior programs, and carol activities through Dec 22.
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Linton
Jesus Christ
Salvation Army
Army
Dora Hackler
Lucy Seaney
Sally Ferree
Nancy Graves
Sharon Graves
Glenna Davis
Leon Davis
Sammy Davis
Bill Davis
Billy Baize
Ray Graves
Raymond Nelson
Rod Seaney
Zereldra Seaney
Northeast Third Street
Saron
David W Blanton Dies at 76 in Jasonville
David W Blanton 76 a well known farmer died at 10:00 am at his home on state road 48 four miles east of Jasonville after six months of illness. He leaves widow Ruth two daughters Sarah Newsom and Mary Bettenbrook a son John Blanton and several relatives. Funeral at Lincoln church Friday at 2:00 pm with Rev Lloyd Miller and Rev Charles Davis officiating burial in Lebanon cemetery.
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David W. Blanton
State Road
Jasonville
Blanton
Owen County
Thomas
Sarah Clemens Blanton
Lincoln Christian Church
Ruth Blanton
John Blanton
Worthington
Sarah Newsom
Jason
Harold
License Issued by Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield
The office of Miss Norma Linton clerk of the Greene circuit court in Bloomfield issues a license to Vernon Carpenter and Patricia Louise Allen both of Linton.
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Norma Linton
Greene
Bloomfield
Vernon Carpenter
Patricia Louise Allen
Linton
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International News Service
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Ann Toney
Citizen Society
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Gorman - Scarps
Mary Louise Lamier
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Calif
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Illinois
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