United Nations Congo debate erupts in U N riot
At the United Nations Security Council, shouting and fist fights broke out in the public gallery during Adlai Stevenson’s speech on Congo, as guards whisked demonstrators away and the gallery was cleared after a 15 minute disruption.
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Dugger Infant Gregory Alan House Dies at 10 Days
Gregory Alan House ten days old died Tuesday at St Anthony hospital Terre Haute. Born February 4 he was the son of William and Bonnie Moore House of Dugger. Survived by two sisters Karen and Pamela and grandparents Jeff House of Dugger and Zella Moore of Linton. Funeral held at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger with Rev Howard Ballard officiating.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
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Pamela House
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Zella Moore
Linton
Newkirk Funeral Home
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Mrs. Anna C. Gregory Dies at 86 in Switz City
Anna C. Gregory 86 longtime Switz City resident died at Freeman Greene County Hospital after months of ill health. Born December 30 1874 near Lyons she was a member of Bloomfield Seventh Day Adventist Church. Survived by four sons two daughters numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren with funeral set at Lyons Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home then local burial in Switz City cemetery.
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Crash Near Rockville Kills Two in U S 36 Collision
A two vehicle crash on U S 36 east of Rockville killed Francis Robert Lane 52 of Bloomington and Robert E. Tennyson 32 of Rockville. The flatbed truck driver Charles L. Reedy 46 of Rockville and passenger Pat McNamera were not injured. Police said Reid Lane was passing a car and failed to return to his lane in time to avoid the collision.
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Indiana Jobless Claims Reach 15-Year High
Indiana unemployment compensation claims for the week ending Feb 11 rose to 110,415 the highest in 15 years and surpassing 1958 peaks. IESD Director Lewis Nicolini noted 93,644 long term claimants and 16,771 new unemployment filings with recalls and layoffs reported in Gary and South Bend.
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Arthur Goldberg
Gary
South Bend
Linton Council Considers Annexation Plea At Meeting
Linton city council studied a petition from five families north of H street for annexation and set a March 6 special meeting to approve the ordinance. Officials also discussed bids for a half ton pickup, tree trimming, a new utility machine, water main repairs, meter charges, parking meter rules for Dollar Days, and fund transfers.
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Tléne
Joe Haseman
Roger Wits
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Congressional hearing on Russian Venus mission sparks space doubt
Rep James G Fulton says he believes Russia sent two men into orbit on Feb 3 and failed to return them. The Space Committee questioned NASA officials Dr Hugh L Dryden and Edmund C Buckley about U S progress while Lt Gen Donald M Yates prepared a closed session. Chairman Overton Brooks stressed Sputnik VII's voyage and split payloads fueling questions about a manned craft and possible Venus mission.
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Space Committee
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U.S
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Hartke Uses Tiny Luncheon to Spotlight Surplus Food
Senator Vance Hartke invited reporters to a luncheon where he served a teaspoon of rice with stale gravy and skimmed milk to dramatize the inadequate aid. He argued that current surplus food parcels fail the needy and warned of growing resentment among the unemployed while criticizing foreign aid. He noted that canned pork, gravy, peanut butter, butter and bear y will be added to the bundles next month.
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Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Agriculture Department
Castro Announces Dozens Arrested as Fighting Surges
In Havana the government said it arrested dozens of counter revolutionaries in raids around the capital. Reports say heavy fighting rages in the Escambray Mountains as anti Castro guerrillas push at cordoned zones. Castro led a raid on a boarding house that netted 53 arrests.
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Former U S Officer Sentenced Over Plane Crash Insurance Fraud
Former Air Force major af Richard E Loomis receives one to ten years for conspiring to crash a plane to collect a fifty thousand dollar life and health insurance policy. Co-defendant James Gibbs, pilot, died in the July 1 1957 British Mosquito bomber crash. The state says Loomis tampered with the craft’s landing gear and filed false claims.
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Calif
Shooting in Congo report of reprisal violence after Lumumba’s death
Two Belgians were shot in Lulua bourg Kasai Province in reprisal for Patrice Lumumba’s death. Lumumba supporters fired on the Belgians at a cafe terrace when asked their views on Lumumba’s death. Un officials could not confirm casualties as Europeans fled to UN headquarters at Luluabourg.
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Congo
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Leo
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Katangi
Indiana House Okays Lower Wage Rates On Public Projects
The Indiana House passed a 59 to 29 vote to lower wage rates on rural public projects, arguing it saves taxpayer money on schools and buildings. Debate centered on potential worker income loss and a rule eliminating metropolitan wage scales in rural areas.
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Sen
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D-Winchester
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Vanderburgh
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Plane crashes at Shanks Airport injures four
Four people escaped serious injuries when a single engine plane struck a tree on takeoff at Shanks Airport Indianapolis. Pilot Robert Derrow 28 and three Fort Wayne passengers Sandra Stephens 22 Philip Knapp 29 John Woyninck 29 were hurt Woyninck remained in serious condition. Off duty officer Harold Schmidt and two others aided rescues and removed Woyninck from the wreckage.
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Woyninck
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Harold Schmidt
Larry Daniel
Schmidt
Indiana Newlyweds Die in Plane Crash Near Brussels
An Indianapolis skating champion Dallas Larry Pierce 24 his coach Daniel Ryan and Army Captain Richard Robinson Jr 36 with his wife Jacqueline 28 were among 73 killed when a Belgan jetliner crashed near Brussels. The infrequent tragedy involved a honeymooning Hoosier couple and a Belgian disaster that claimed many lives.
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Larry” Pierce
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Soviet rockets plan eclipse study as U N Security Council protests flare
Tass reports Soviet Russia launched geophysical rockets for a total solar eclipse study while U S officials say the Security Council meeting was disrupted by Communist inspired demonstrations and another protest was planned outside the U N headquarters this afternoon.
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