200 Students Attack U S Building in Congo
A mob of about 200 Katanga University students attacked the U S consulate in Elisabethville angered by U S and U N actions on Katanga. They ripped the flag and broke windows as police dispersed the riot after warning shots.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
United States
United Nations
Central Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga University
Kennedy
Congo
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
Tshombe
Hiroshima
John Dean
IUE Executive Board Suspends Official
Washington action reports the IUE executive board suspending secretary treasurer Al Hartnett in a feud with President James B. Carey. The 25-5 vote leaves Hartnett with his $22 000 salary as the board aims to block court appeals while continuing internal power struggles.
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Washington
TPR
al Hartnett
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
James B. Carey
Hartnett
Suspect in Shooting Of Trooper Nabbed
MARTINSVILLE Indiana a suspect in the shooting of state trooper William E Kindler 20 Indianapolis was held for questioning Kindler surrendered to Morgan County deputies Wednesday night in a vehicle charge jailed in 3000 bond also to be questioned in the wounding of Trooper Harold Archer 33 Archer was wounded by a shot fired by a car occupant during a routine traffic stop December 2 near Indianapolis
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Martinsville
Ind
William E. Kindler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kindler
Morgan County
Harold Archer
Archer
Legion Plans Annual Yule Party on Sunday
The 1962 Christmas party of the Linton Frank Courtney American Post will be held at the post home at 2:00 Sunday afternoon. Commander David Milligan announced that Santa Claus will arrive with treats for the children and a program of entertainment will be presented.
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Linton
Frank Courtney
American Post
David Milligan
Santa Claus
Government Backs Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine Lifting Ban
The Public Health Service advised continuing use of all three Sabin oral polio vaccine types with emphasis on children and young adults. Surgeon General Ter ry lifted a three month ban on Type 3 vaccines for adults, despite polio risk, after reviewing evidence from the polio advisory committee.
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Luther L. Terry
Public Health Services’ Special
Plane Crash in Tokyo Causes Ten Deaths
A U. S. Air Force KB50 fuel tanker crashed into a house near Kadena air base on Okinawa today killing five Air Force men and five Okinawans. Two crew members survived in critical condition as the spokesman said the plane hit and destroyed the house.
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Tokyo
Nep
Kadena Air Base
Okinawa
Air Force
Courthouse to Close for Christmas Holiday in Greene County
The Greene county court house in Bloomfield will close Monday and Tuesday for the Christmas holiday. Offices will reopen on Wednesday December 26.
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Greene County
Bloomfield
Greene County Retail Trade Rises 2.4 Percent in Year End
A Special to the Citizen reports Greene County retail stores grossed 28 030 000 in the year ended June 30 up from 27 356 009. total after tax income reached 41 179 000 and disposable income per household stood at 4 090. The report notes stronger confidence and more money, with autos and household appliances driving the gain while service industries grew slower. Forecasters expect modest growth in 1963.
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New York
Greene County
Standard Rate and Data Service
Indiana
Deal Near On Release Of Cuban Prisoners
The exchange for 1,113 prisoners in the Bay of Pigs era is near a final agreement with Fidel Castro. James B. Donovan arrives in Miami after Havana talks and a preliminary Red Cross list of medicines and food is studied. Red Cross directs a $53 million aid push, while critics call the deal blackmail.
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Miami
James B. Donovan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Donovan
Miami International Airport
Castro
Cuban Families Committee
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Washington
U. S
Cuba
Florida
New York
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Internal Revenue Service
Diabetic Driver Not Held Fully Liable In 1959 Indiana Crash
Indiana Appellate Court overturned a Sullivan Circuit Court ruling finding Kenneth Jones negligent with William Pitts for damages to Max Stewart when Pitts’ car crossed center line on U S 40 near Terre Haute. Pitts was found negligent as a matter of law for crossing the line while Jones allegedly weaved after insulin shock. The court directed review of Jones liability and noted no direct collision by Jones.
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Sullivan Circuit
Kenneth Jones
William Pitts
Max Stewart
Pitts
Stewart
West Terre Haute
Jones
Terre Haute
U.S. 40
Jones Auto
Walter Myers Jr
Appellee Stewart
Hoffa Case May Go To Jurors Today
In Nashville the conspiracy trial of Teamsters union President James R. Hoffa could go to a federal jury today. Final arguments and the judge's charges may fill most of today with a seven men five women panel expected to retire this afternoon or Friday. Hoffa faces two Taft Hartley counts and Pleads innocent. Maximum penalties two years and $20,000 fine. Commercial Carriers Inc. faces up to $10,000. Judge Miller will withhold judgment until Hoffa verdicts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Commercial Carriers Inc
Commercial
William E. Miller
New C of C Board Members Chosen For Linton Chamber
Three new directors were elected by postcard ballot of Linton Chamber of Commerce members. Elected were Jesse Correll Jim Hubbell and Ralph Kohr. Outgoing directors are Wesley Hensley Roy Terrell and Clint Reintjes. Ex officio members Paul Fry and John Ax will join Jan 1. The old board meets Friday Dec 28 at noon in the Roosevelt Hotel Redonda Room, with the new directors as guests.
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Linton Chamber of Commerce
Juanita Greenwood
Jesse Correll
Jim Hubbell
Ralph Kohr
Wesley Hensley
Roy Terrell
Clint Reintjes
Paul Fry
John Ax
Redonda
Roosevelt Hotel
Jack Kennedy
Two Hoosiers Die In Separate Traffic Crashes
Indiana toll rises to at least 1,173 for 1962 with two new fatalities. Mrs Hertha Brown 36 of Wheatfield dies when her car skids on a rain slick road in Jasper County after braking to avoid a collision. Donald Overfield 60 of Marion County Home is fatally struck by an airport limousine while crossing a street in Indianapolis.
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United Press International
Indiana
Hertha Brown
Wheatfield
Jasper County
Donald Overfield
Marion County
Indianapolis
Tony Curtis Rejects Producing Career
Tony Curtis says he produced 40 Pounds of Trouble but has no desire to become a producer. He insists his talent lies in acting and plans to hire top producer director and co stars for future pictures from his company.
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Hollywood
Tony Curtis
Underground River Fills South Linton Coal Mine
A flood from an underground river washed into the South Linton Coal Company mine near Linton and halted operations. Owner William B. Carlton said the disaster likely ends the mine, leaving only one other shaft mine in Greene County.
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Linton
South Linton Coal Company
William B. Carlton
Carlton
Buckeye
Vandalia Coal Company
South Linton Company
Jasonville
Atlas
John Hamm
Island City
South Linton
Greene County
Richardson
Here
Federal raid seizes 16 gambling devices in Indiana area
Federal agents seized 16 coin operated gambling devices in Indiana during a coordinated national raid. Authorities said four were found in Terre Haute and others at the Thompson Brothers Tavern Worthington River Inn Tavern Newberry Midway Tavern Elnora Acme Tavern Cima Bar Princeton, with a pinball machine at Howdy Pool Room Princeton. No arrests were made and confiscated money will be destroyed.
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Indianapolis
Iwpl
Indiana
Sterling Dietrich
Internal Revenue Service
Joseph Hilgenberg
IRS
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Terre Haute
Thompson Brothers
Worthington
River Inn
Newberry
Midway Tavern
Elnora
Acme
Cima
Princeton
Howdy
Dietrich
Treasury
Man Named Trustee At Clay City Dies
Emerson J. Freed 64 of Clay City and trustee elect of Harrison township died Wednesday while visiting Escondido California. A Republican who would have taken office Jan. 1 1963 he retired nine years ago after distributing for Standard Oil and also served as deputy Clay County treasurer. He was a member of the Clay City Methodist church Masonic lodge and Lions club. Survived by widow Redith Freed two sisters a brother a niece and a nephew. Body to Schoppenhorst Funeral home Clay City for funeral arrangements.
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Emerson J. Freed
Clay City
Clay County
Harrison Township
Escondido
Cal
Freed
Standard Oil Company
Seasonal chill sweeps Indiana with scattered snow possible
Indiana faces a new snow assault with up to five inches possible by Friday morning as central portions bear the brunt while far north sees lighter flurries. Indianapolis Lafayette and Terre Haute report snow. rain farther south and temperatures hold in the 30s.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Evansville
Louisville
Cincinnati
South Bend
Poland Airliner Crash Kills 33 In Warsaw
A British built Vickers Viscount turboprop airliner exploded on approach to Warsaw killing 28 passengers and 5 crew members. Four passengers were East Germans and 24 were Poles. The LOT plane flew from Brussels and a government commission will investigate.
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Warsaw
LOT
Brussels
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