Tito snubs Stalin during Kremlin visit in Moscow
Marshal Tito visited Lenin’s tomb and Kremlin sites in Moscow and ignored Stalin, signaling a political rebuke of the late dictator. Yugoslav journalists noted the trip as a visit to Lenin’s tomb while omitting Stalin. In Washington, Rep. John M. Vorys urged possible House aid cuts to Yugoslavia citing Tito’s statements, with next week’s vote on the foreign aid bill looming.
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Josef Stalin
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Sergei Krilov
Nadezhea Krupskaya
Lenin-Stalin
Washington
U.S
Yugoslavia
House
Marshal Tito
John M. Vorys
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Vorys
Formr Lintern Man Expires In Michigan
Leon Carrico 35 a former Linton resident died at 2 00 p m Thursday in a Flint Michigan hospital after a long heart illness He was born June 7 1921 in Linton He is survived by his widow Betty three children his mother Pansy Carrico of Linton his father Edwin Carrico of Detroit three aunts and two uncles Funeral services set for 2 00 p m Tuesday at Otter Lake Michigan with relatives attending
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Leon Carrico
Linton
Flint
Mich
Mr. Carrico
Michigan
Betty Carrico
Pansy Carrico
Edwin Carrico
Detroit, Mich
Fern Belval
Reva Tannehill
Belle Shake
Roscoe
Wesley Padgett
Madisonville, Ky
Leckie Funeral Held Near Dugger Today
John Leckie 87 a retired coal miner died Saturday morning at his home west of Dugger He was born in Scotland came to the United States in 1896 and lived in Sullivan county He worked in area mines and was a member of Shiloh Church of Christ and Dugger Masonic lodge No 721 He is survived by three grandchildren six great grandchildren and two stepdaughters Funeral services were held at Shiloh church and burial followed in Woodward cemetery Newkirk Funeral Home of Dugger arranged the service
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Dugger
Mr. Leckie
Scotland
United States
Sullivan County
Shiloh
Woodward
Newkirk Funeral Home
Divorce Suit Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Joseph Phillips files for divorce from Charlotte Phillips in Greene circuit court. The case seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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Joseph Phillips
Charlotte Phillips
Flood Waters Ruin Thousands of Acres of Crops
River floods cripple thousands of acres as White and Eel rivers crest and recede at Elliston. Crops including corn and soybeans damaged. farmers rush for seed and fertilizer while replanting timelines stretch two to three weeks. Highs reached 69, lows near 41.
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White River
U.S
Elliston
M. E. Brock
Brock
Indiana Weather Cools Then Slightly Warms As Flood Crests Rise
Chilly subnormal temperatures linger across Indiana with highs Saturday in the 63 to 75 range and lows in the upper 40s. A warming trend arrives Tuesday with northern highs near 77 and southern 80, while White and Wabash rivers crest downstream west of Princeton. Bedford sees the east fork falling after cresting, while White rises toward a crest near 220 feet at Petersburg. Haleton faces a crest near 23 feet above flood stage late Wednesday into Thursday.
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Mercury
Ohio River
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Wabash
Princeton
Bedford
de White
Petersburg
Haleton
Cyprus Violence Escalates Amid Eoka Crackdown
Pro Greek Cypriots kill two security forces members amid renewed violence as authorities announce arrests of 17 Evka members, uncoverment of ammunition dumps and secret documents. An 18 year old youth is abducted and later rescued after signaling British troops.
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Famagusta
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Bloomfield Baby Dies in Bed Suffocation
Timothy J. Dowden aged month born May 1, 1956 in Terre Haute, son of Kenneth Maynard Dowden and Grace S. Sargent Dowden of Bloomfield, suffocated in bed. Survived by parents, sister Darhis Jean and brother Daniel Kent Dowden, grandmothers Frieda Dowden and Mabel Sargent. Funeral at Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield Tuesday afternoon, burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Timothy J. Dowden
Kenneth Maynard Dowden
Bloomfield
Terre Haute
Kenneth Maynard
Grace S. Sargent Dowden
Darhis Jean Dowden
Daniel Kent Dowden
Frieda Dowden
Mabel Sargent
Sullivan
Jenkins and Sons
Grandview Cemetery
New Little League to Meet Wednesday
The Linton Little League plans a 5:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the High School park diamond to organize league activities. Jaycees urge players managers umpires and sponsors to attend as four teams are planned with two weekly games and rosters of at least 15 players for boys aged eight to twelve. 75 boys have registered so far.
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West Point Graduate Jerry Burcham to be Commissioned
West Point graduate Jerry J. Burcham, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Burcham of Jasonville, will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the infantry and receive a bachelor of science degree. He was cadet captain his senior year and served on the Howitzer staff.
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Joseph W. Burcham
Jasonville
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Burcham
Infantry
William C. Bray
R-Ind
Howitzer
Jasonville High School
Purdue University
Henry Grisez Dies Services Are Held
Henry A. Grisez 74 died at 4 40 PM Saturday at his home 574 E Street Northeast Linton after a long illness He had lived in Linton a year moving from Sullivan A retired blacksmith born Holmes County Ohio Sept 9 1881 son of Peter and Eulalia Grisez He is survived by his wife Bertha two daughters Margaret Mischke and Agnes Marie Moore both of South Bend one son Francis L Grisez of California and two stepdaughters Mrs John Shake Paxton and Mrs Ray Graves Linton Funeral services held today at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield Captain Floyd Root officiating burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Grisez
Linton
Sullivan
Holmes County
Ohio
Peter and
Eulalia Grisez
Bertha Griiser
Margaret Mischke
Agnes Marie Moore
South Bend
Francis L. Grisez
California
John Shake
Dopey the alligator joins Cincinnati University staff
Dopey the alligator, once a Linton resident and pet of Mr. and Mrs. Elkin C. Turner for six years, has become part of Cincinnati University. Dr. Dennis Jackson and Mrs. Jackson took Dopey to the campus where the zoology instructor will supervise his dietetics training and care.
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Dopey
Linton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elkin C. Turner
Unconscious Man Found After Bloomfield Beating
Ralph Cullison 23 was found unconscious in his car near the Illinois Central depot in Bloomfield around 10:30 p m Saturday. He recalled a stranger asking for a ride to Loogootee and woke at the hospital with a severe forehead bruise. two guns were found in the vehicle. Police and Sheriff Blakely probed the incident.
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Ralph Cullison
Illinois Central Railroad
Cullison
Jack Blakely
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Loogootee
Jasonville Man Fined After State Road 59 Collision
Walter R. Sexton Jr of Jasonville faced charges of driving while intoxicated reckless driving and speeding after a two car crash on state road 59 north of Midland. He received fines totaling 54 dollars and a one year driver's license suspension.
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Jasonville
Midland
Walter R. Sexton Jr
South Lawton
Linton
Joe Taylor
Sexton
North Main Street
Joe Feeney
Charles “Crabby” Shake
Shake
Donald Schloot
Lola Keller
Linton City
W. E. Laughlin
Seven Die on Canadian Farm. MLA John Clark Sought
Alberta Mounties hunt for John Clark MLA after seven people are found shot dead at his 1000 acre Stettler area farm 110 miles southeast of Edmonton. Neighbors note Clark’s recent troubles and disappearance from Edmonton area as police push to locate him.
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Alta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
John Clark
Alberta Legislative Assembly
Clark
Margaret
Jeanine
Anne
Lynder
Ross
George Anderson
William Oijah
Royal Canadian Navy
Edmonton
G. M. Parrett
Olah
Parrett
G. Curleigh
the Mounties
Curleigh
Clarks
Saskatchewan
Jones Funeral Rites Held for Bloomfield Policeman Jones
Bull Jones 63 former Bloomfield town policeman died suddenly at 422 West Main Bloomfield from a heart attack. Funeral at Bloomfield Christian Church with Rev Veil Underwood officiating. burial in Grand. Survived by widow Etta Allen Jones, mother Mary Jane Jones, son Walter L Jones, daughter Wilma Jean Jones, three brothers and one sister. Predeceased by son James M and daughter Mary Elizabeth.
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Crane
Richland Township
Joseph
Mary Jane Lewis Jones
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Christian Church
Jones
Etta Allen Jones
Mary Jane Jones
Iowa
Walter L. Jones
Linton
Mrs Penna 48 to be buried in Indiana
Mrs Mabel E Penna 48 of Indianapolis and former Linton resident died this morning at her home. She was the wife of Walter A Penna. Funeral at 10:00 Thursday at Harry W Moore Peace Chapel 2050 East Michigan Street Indianapolis. Burial at Fairview Cemetery Linton with graveside services at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Mabel E. Penna
Indianapolis
Linton
Walter A. Penna
Harry W. Moore
Sailor Jimmy Bales Completes Navy Recruit Training
Sailor Jimmy Bales has completed recruit training at Great Lakes Illinois and is on leave with his parents Mr and Mrs J Earl Bales and relatives. He will return to Great Lakes for a dental technician assignment at the end of his leave.
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Jimmy Bales
US Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
J. Earl Bales
Newark Man Drowns In Bucktown Pond
Raymond D Turpin, 32, of Newark Indiana, drowned while fishing from a canoe at Mitchell stripper pit near Bucktown. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Turpin and two brothers in law were fishing when the canoe overturned. Turpin disappeared beneath the water and was found about two hours later. He was an employee at Empire Stone Quarry and left a wife and three children. Funeral arrangements were set for Newark Church of God and burial in Newark cemetery.
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Indiana
Raymond D. Turpin
Newark
Mitchell
Bucktown
Russell Blubaugh
Hymera
Sullivan County
Turpin
James Koester
Kenneth Koester
Beech Creek Township
George L
Etta I. Turpin
Empire Stone
Smithville
Christina Turpin
Raymond Eugene Turpin
Donna—Rae Turpin
Patricia Sue Koester
Frieda Pearson
Bloomfield
Juanita Turpin
Iris Koester
Louisville
Basil Turpin
George L. Turpin
Jenkins and Sons
Newark Church of God
Arthur
Former Resident Killed by Milk Truck in Indianapolis
Ned Curran Moore 74 of Indianapolis formerly of Linton died after a milk truck struck him while he walked across a street Friday morning. Born Sept 4 1881 in Indiana he was a factory worker for thirty years in Indianapolis. Survived by daughter Jessie Shanklin Linton son Ned W Moore Linton brother Willis Moore Harrisburg Ill three sisters Alberta Merideth Ruth Smith Dana and Dell Reisbrich Dana five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial held at Fairview.
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Ned Curran Moore
Indianapolis
Linton
Moore
Indiana
John
Martha Moore
Jessie M. Shanklin
Ned W. Moore
Mrs Veller 68 Dies in Lafayette Home
Mrs. Alice Veller of Bicknell aged 68 died unexpectedly at 5:00 Sunday morning at the Soldiers and Sailors home in Lafayette. She was born in Washington and widow of Alfred G. Weiler. Survived by son Donald Weiler and sister Mrs Clara Martin. another son Haskell died in 1943. Body at Wampler Funeral Home. services Wednesday at St Phillip Neri Church, burial in Bicknell LOF Cemetery.
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Alice Veller
Bicknell
Linton
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Lafayette
Veller
Washington
Alfred G. Weiler
Donald Weiler
Florida State College
Clara Martin
Pontiac
Mich
Haskell
Wampler
St. Phillip Neri Catholic Church
William McLaughlin
Bicknell Lo.f
Khrushchev Charges Stalin Built A Terror State
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev denounces Stalin as a destroyer of dissent and a promoter of mass terror in a posthumous rebuke released by the State Department. The 58 page document recounts Stalin’s cult of personality and claims he murdered thousands of innocent Communists. Khrushchev spoke at the 20th Communist Party Congress in Moscow on February 24.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Josef Stalin
State Department
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Moscow
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