Passengers on Hijacked Liner Debark in Brazil
The Portuguese liner Santa Maria reached Recife after a 12 day captivity. Captain Galvao released passengers and crew as Brazilian tugs and Red Cross teams ferried the ill to hospitals and shore, ending an international crisis on the Span ish Main.
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Brazil
Santa Maria
Red Cross
Henrique Galvao
Portugal
Douglas Patton
Boulder City
Nev
Galvao
Spain
Tropics
Pier No. 2
Spanish Main
South Atlantic
Musicians to Compete In District Auditions Saturday
Brass, percussion and woodwind players from 36 schools in the Wa bash Valley area will perform in the Indiana School Music association district auditions at Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute from 8:30 a m to 4 p m. Medals go to division one rating holders who advance to the state solo and ensemble auditions on Feb 18 at Butler University Indianapolis. Judges include Norman Hanes Salem NL Everett Northcut Evansville Claude Smith Evansville Dr Earle R Melendy Indiana State Dr Charles Henzie Butler William Kiegla Indianapolis C B Nesler Herrin Ill Floyd Peterson DePauw. Linton and Sandborn are among entered soloists or ensembles.
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Wabash Valley
Indiana School Music Association
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Butler University
Indianapolis
Norman Hanes
Salem
Everett Northcut
Evansville
Dwelling Fire Damages Home of Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman
A Wednesday evening blaze at 380 F street northeast caused about 4500 in damage to the Haldeman home and contents. Fire officials said an electrical short near a back porch switch-box started the fire, which engulfed the kitchen and attic and destroyed the porch and kitchen appliances. The home, owned by Brad Daniels and insured, sustained about 3000 in damage. the Hamilton family faced 1500 in losses and was uninsured.
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James Haldeman
F” Street
Hamilton
Brad Daniels
Welsh pushes gross tax boosts in Indiana plan
Governor Welsh backs a revenue package to tax interstate sales by Indiana firms and cut personal gross income exemptions from 1000 to 600. He argues the changes would raise about 20 million annually and cites perceived tax unfairness while signaling willingness to negotiate with Republicans.
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UPI
Welsh
Indiana
Walsh
House
Senate
James Spurgeon
Brownstown
David Rogers
Bloomington
Robert O'Bannon
D Corydon
Dewey Annakin
D-Terre Haute
Pupils Entertain At Rotary Meeting In Linton
About thirty students from Linton Stockton High School under William Pirtle performed numbers for the Linton Rotary lunch crowd at Klusmeier's dining room. The program showcased district solo and ensemble pieces with vocal and instrumental acts. Russell Pankey and Adam Cotter attended as student Rotarians.
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Linton- Stockton High School
William Pirtle
Linton Rotary Club
Klusmeier
Indiana State Teachers College
Mr. Pirtle
Russell Pankey
Adam Cotter
Lincoln Day Dinner to Feature Lieut Gov Ristine Speaker
Lieut Gov Richard O Ristine will keynote Greene County Lincoln Day Dinner Feb 14 at L and M School cafeteria starting 6 30 pm. Ristine, a Crawfordsville attorney and former Indiana legislator, will be highlighted by the county GOP amid ticket sales.
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Richard O. Ristine
Greene County
L and M
Ristine
Indiana General Assembly
State
Senate Finance Committee
State Tax and Financing Policy Commission
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville High School
Wabash College
Columbia University
Philippines
Japan
Republican Central Committee
GOP
Irvin Pryor
Curtis Baker
Jasonville
Reese Harbin
Linton
Clifford Baker
Lyons
Floyd White
Bloomfield
Harry Chesnut
Koleen
Wayne Yoho
Solsberry
Fred Timmons
Switz City
George L. Frye
Worthington
Linton-Wiley Clash Set for Terre Haute Friday Night
The Linton and Wiley high school teams meet in Terre Haute with the B game at 6 30 p m and the A game at 8 p m The Wiley squad leads the Western Indiana Conference and the result will affect final standings as noted by Roy Williams athletic director.
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Linton
Charles Measles Case Among British Heirs
Prince Charles aged 12 has the measles and is treated at Cheam School where he studies. The announcement confirms the heir to the British throne is currently under medical care.
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Prince Charles
London
Charles
Cheam School
Eichmann Charged With War Crimes in Global Trial
Israel announces 15 counts against Adolf Eichmann including crimes against Jews and non Jews. Charges cover genocide, war crimes, and membership in Nazi groups. Accused joins the Lidice destruction as part of a broader scope for a world stage trial set to open March 15.
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Jerusalem
Adolph Eichmann
Israel
Eichmann
Lidice
Germany
Terre Haute Woman Dies in February Traffic Toll
A Terre Haute woman Mamie May Hartley 29 died in a hospital after a truck struck her on a city street becoming Indiana's 69th traffic victim of the year and second for February. Earlier Jan Allen Reish 23 of Indianapolis was killed when his car hit a light pole. Provisional January toll 67.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Mamie May Hartley
Jan Allen Reish
Indianapolis
Kennedy Likes Carlyle Penthouse in Four Year Lease
Reports say President Kennedy leased a two story penthouse at the Carlyle Hotel for four years at 35000 dollars. The 34th floor duplex includes living room study dining room kitchen two bedrooms and a solarium connected by a staircase. The White House received a threatening call and Mrs. Kennedy says no public discussion of redecorating is needed until completion.
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Washington
White House
New York
Kennedy
Carlyle Hotel
Jacqueline Kennedy
Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation at Vincennes Lincoln High
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb at Vincennes Lincoln High causing an evacuation of about 800 students led by Principal Clarence Tolbert. The message was delivered to his daughter, Mrs. Dick Hutchison, prompting police to secure the building.
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Vincennes
Ind
Dick Hutchison
Clarence Tolbert
Vincennes Lincoln High School
Lincoln High
Kennedy Pushes Congress to Approve Recovery Plan
President Kennedy urges Congress to pass a multi billion dollar economic recovery program with expanded social security benefits for 4.6 million and extended unemployment aid. The plan includes higher minimum wage, faster highway spending, aid for distressed areas, and a three year drive to restore vigor.
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William J. Eaton
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
America
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Kermedy
West Virgina
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Minnesota
Illinois
Detroit
Seven Elderly Die in Washington Nursing Home Fire
In daylight at Mount Vernon Hospital Nursing Home seven elderly residents died as a two hour blaze spread from a first floor corridor to upper floors. Police say a metal door could have prevented the tragedy. 17 residents were rescued and 16 helpers required hospital care for shock and burns.
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Washington
WlpPp
Millard H. Sutton
Mount Vernon Hospital
Lawrence Hartnett
Premier Harold Macmillan to Visit President Kennedy
President Kennedy announced that Prime Minister Harold Macmillan would visit the White House in early April for informal talks. The two leaders would discuss world problems during Macmillan's trip to the West Indies Federation. The White House said the exact date and duration would be announced later after meetings with military leaders and a Cabinet session.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
White House
Macmillan
Federation of West Indies
Pierre Salinger
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Accused Sex-slayer To Attend Hearing
Boonville Indiana. Emmett Hashfield 53 faces a mental examination hearing in Warrick Circuit Court on Saturday. Hashfield is accused in the August slaying of Avril Terry 11, daughter of Dr. Robert Terry of Boonville. The dismembered body was found in the Ohio River between Tell City and Grandview. Hashfield has a long record of sex offenses dating to 1927. Prosecutor Fred Moch noted possible transfer outside the county only for a short period.
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Boonville
Ind
UPCI
Emmett Hashfield
Warrick Circuit Court
Addison Beavers
Hashfield
Warrick County
Avril Terry
Robert Terry
Ohio River
Tell City
Grandview
Fred Moch
Patient Donald Page Admitted at St. Anthony Hospital
Donald Page of South Linton was admitted to St. Anthony Hospital in Terre Haute on Wednesday. He is a patient in room 358.
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Donald Page
South Linton
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Kennedy adopts an us too stance on censorship and postal revenue
Washington leaders say President Kennedy has adopted an us too attitude joining Eisenhower on issues from government speech censorship to boosting postal revenue. In Bochum Germany astronomers report a figure from a new Soviet satellite. Bedford Massachusetts notes space surveillance unit reports no new Soviet satellite today.
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T?p
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kerr
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