Firing of Lawyer Sparks Capital Quiz Controversy
Washington lawmakers faced turmoil as Rep Morgan Moulder resigned as subcommittee chair amid the firing of chief counsel Bernard Schwartz over alleged White House influence on FCC decisions. Schwartz and aides Berger and Wachtell also quit, while Moulder and other members pledged to continue the probe.
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Morgan M. Moulder
House
Bernard Schwartz
White House
Federal Communications Commission
Schwartz
Moulder
Missouri Democrat
Paul S. Berger
Hebert M. Wachtell
Commerce Committee
New York
United Press
Denis Whitewash
Charles
Missouri
John E., Moss
Calif
Peter Mack Jr
Ill
Charles Wolverton
R-N.j
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Subcommittee
FCC
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Col
George Gordon Moore
Oren Harris
Dark
Full
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Iraqi Jordan Pact Talks Prompt Headlines In Amman
King Feisal of Iraq and King Hussein of Jordan arrived in Amman to discuss a possible merger that could remove Iraq from the Baghdad Pact. Reports say Saudi Arabia might join, while the United States reportedly opposes any move weakening the anti Communist alliance.
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Jordan
Feisal
Iraq
Hussein
Syria
Egypt
Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Baghdad
Eisenhower
Hussein Las
Burhanuddin Bashayan
Nuri es-Said
Abdul Ilah
Es-Said
Ankara
Fatal Car Truck Collision Near North Judson
Jesse V. Finney of Wheatfield, 67, was killed when his pickup ran a stop sign and struck a car driven by Oralee Joseph, 19, of Wheatfield, at a county road intersection near here. Joseph was injured and treated at the scene.
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North Judson
Jesse V. Finney
Wheatfield
Here
Oralee Joseph
Finney
Joseph
Miss Joseph
Fire at Bowen Home Causes Minor Damage
Jim Bowen was visiting Station No. 5 when a fire alarm rang. Firefighters rushed to a blaze that turned out to be at Bowen's own house. A defective flue caused only 15 dollars in damage.
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Muncie
Jim Bowen
Bowen
Greene circuit court license filing for two Bloomfield residents
An application for a marriage license has been filed in the Greene circuit court clerk’s office at Bloomfield. Wallace A. McKinley of Bloomfield route four and Sharon K. Yancey of Worthington are listed as the applicants.
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Norma Linton
Greene Circuit
Bloomfield
Wallace A. McKinley
Route Four
Sharon K. Yancey
Worthington
Mrs Claude Truitt Hospitalized for Observation
Mrs Claude Truitt was admitted to Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis on Saturday for observation and placed in room B-1.
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Claude Truitt
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Chou Resigns Foreign Post in Chinese Cabinet Shakeup
Peiping Radio says Chou En lai has resigned as foreign minister though he remains premier and endorses Vice Premier Chen Yi for the foreign post. The reshuffle involved nine ministries with abolitions and minister changes. Chou, Mao Zedong's top aide, had held both offices since 1949.
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Peiping Radio
Chou Enlai
China
Chen Yi
Red China
Chou
Mao Tse-tung
Death verdict in Owensburg shooting case reported
Ellis Harley Hudson 43 of Owensburg died from a self inflicted gunshot wound using an old model automatic shotgun. His body found Monday morning by stepson Marvin Lee Roberts. death believed to have occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning. Probate details include divorce action, and survivors listed. Funeral at Owensburg Baptist church with burial in Owensburg Cemetery.
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Ellis Harley Hudson
Owensburg
Delmar Hasler
Greene County
Hudson
Marvin Lee Roberts
Hasler
Jennie G. Hudson
Bloomfield
Engle
Jennie Jackson
C. William Hudson
Indianapolis
Merle Craig
Owensburg Cemetery
Illness Delays Adopting Family's Kore an Child
Gloria Jean 18 months old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith of 1010 B street southeast is treated at National Jewish Hospital Denver for tuberculosis. Adoption verified August 26 and arrival expected by November. Hospital waives immigration rules to bring in 12 Korean orphans for treatment. The Smiths also adopted Terry a Korean orphan who arrived in December 1956 just before his third birthday.
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Gloria Jean
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Smith
Terry
Brilliant Northern Lights Stun Indiana Observers
Hundreds of Hoosiers watched a spectacular aurora borealis display that scientists said was among the most vivid in years. The lights lit the sky from Indiana to Florida, disrupting communications and attracting widespread public attention.
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Linton
Indianapolis
Florida
Gerald P. Kuiper
University of Chicago Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wisc
James S. Pickering
Hayden Planetarium
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
United States
Vero Beach
Fla
Musicians Earn Superior Ratings In District Contest
Linton-Stockton band members earned four superior, 13 excellent and three good ratings at the Indiana University Bloomington district solo and ensemble contest. Directors William Pirtle and student teacher James Camp accompanied the students. Superior solos include Elaine Bovenschen trombone and Rosemarie Lynch flute, among others. many excellent and good placings followed. Those earning superior will advance to the state contest at Butler University later this month. Pupils from Worthington Switz City Lyons Bloomfield and Solsberry High Schools also placed in the event.
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Indiana University
Bloomington
William Pirtle
James Camp
Elaine Bovenschen
Rosemarie Lynch
Kenneth Tick
Betty Dean
Teresa Frederick
Carl Argabright
Rodrick Seaney
John Letsinger
Toni Ax
Sue Fry
Ernest Hill
Carolyn Messick
Linda Maxwell
Joyce Clayton
Ann Hastings
Carol Berns
Holly Squires
Sue
Butler University
Worthington
Switz City
Lyons
Bloomfield
Solsberry
Protests Mount Over French Bombing in Tunisia
French Premier Felix Gaillard met his cabinet in search of a plan to quell worldwide protests over the Tunisian village bombing last Saturday. U.N. Security Council tensions loom as Washington signals possible no backing for France. Tunisian anger grows with marches and demands for removal of French troops.
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Felix Gaillard
United Nations Security Council
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United States
France
U.N
New York
Africa
U.S
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
North Africa
National Assembly
Gaillard
Amory Houghton
Tunis
Tunisia
Five Fort Walton Beach children found after near freezing search
Five children aged 9 to 12 missing since Monday in Okaloosa County were located in a wooded area behind a Fort Walton Beach home. A 1,000-person search and about 400 volunteers scoured beaches and bayous in rain and sleet. They were brought to Eglin Air Force Base hospital for checks and were said to be chilled but well. Names include Susan Bruckbauer 9 Debra 10 Coleen Keller 11 Richard 12 and Jimmy Ezel 9.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Dewill T. Keller
Eglin Air Force Base
Okaloosa County
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's
Florida Panhandle
Susan Bruckbauer
Debra
Coleen Keller
Richard
Jimmy Ezel
Cold Spell Keeps Reading Four Degrees Above Zero
Salem Indiana report notes a four degree morning low with a four day streak below ten degrees. U S Weather Observer M E Brock in Eliston warns the White River may freeze across soon as ice chunks dot midstream and river level drops thirteen inches in a week. Strain burial set 1919 stone builder. survivors include Arthur Strain and Lulia Fangeier of Indianapolis.
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Ind
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Dell Strain
Mary
Arthur Strain
Lulia Fangeier
Indianapolis
M. E. Brock
U.S
Elliston
Brock
White River
Federal tax costs hit Countians in 9.6 million figure
The Indiana State Chamber estimates Greene county would bear about 9.66 million of the federal budget under consideration, part of a 73.9 billion plan. It notes Indiana’s overall tax share would be about 1.74 billion, with Sullivan and Knox counties facing multi million dollar burdens compared to their 1958 levies.
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Greene County
Congress
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Indiana
Jack E. Reich
State Chamber
Eisenhower
Reich
Lothair Teetor
Hagerstown
Washington
House
Ways and ‘Means
Sullivan County
C of C
Knox County
Eisenhower and Menshikov pledge to pursue peace through negotiations
President Eisenhower and Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov held a 30 minute White House talk exchanging pledges to seek peace via negotiations. They agreed a new summit meeting could be organized, signaling progress toward an East–East summit and improved U.S.–Soviet relations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
Russia
State Department
Menshikov
White House
Indiana Faces Deep Freeze With Northern Lights Display
Indiana endured a brutal cold wave with zero temperatures for a fourth morning. Lows ranged from 2 below to 10 above across the state while daytime highs stayed well below freezing. Northern Lights were visible for over 10 hours as snow persisted in the north with 12 inches of snow near South Bend and Goshen reporting up to 4 inches.
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South Bend
Evansville
Goshen
Blizzard Brings Heavy Snow and Fatal Cold Across States
A winter storm and cold wave sweep from Texas to New York and New England. up to 18 inches more snow and dangerous ice threaten New York areas. At least 54 deaths nationwide blamed on cold, snow, and fires since last Thursday night, with 17 in New York from Syracuse to surrounding counties.
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New York State
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Rockies
Atlantic
United Press
New York
Syracuse
New England
Banks to Close Across Area for Lincoln Birthday
All banks and the Greene county courthouse will close all day Wednesday in observance of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. The Daily Citizen will publish as usual. The Linton Indiana Auto License Bureau and its driver examiner will be closed. the Linton post office and Indiana Employment Security Division office will remain open.
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Greene County
Abraham Lincoln
Daily Citizen
Linton
Indiana Auto License Bureau
Evelyne Dye
Indiana Employment Security Division
Lewis Goble
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