Arraignment Set in Murder Case of Smith
Gary Bardon, 19, a submarine sailor, was to be arraigned at 2 p m in Noblesville city court for first degree murder in the July 6 slaying of James Homer Smith. Bardon admitted the crime to authorities in Indiana and Connecticut after being returned from New London.
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Noblesville
Gary Duane Rardon
James Homer Smith
Franklin
Bardon
Malcolm Heuss
Seymour State
Heuss
Harry McMillin
Seymour Post
George Young
Headquarters Post
Indianapolis
Rardon
New London
Smith
John H. Smith
Seymour
Indiana
Columbus
Washington
Arvin Industries, Inc
Pittsburgh
Ind. 67
Fortville
Hamilton County
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Road
U.S. Navy Submarine School
Police Dragnet For Two Jail Escapees In Indiana
Morgan County authorities pursue James Hood and Lester Bennett after they overpowered a deputy at Martinsville jail and fled with the sheriff’s .38 revolver. Hood and Bennett face forgery and parole violations and are described as armed and dangerous, with law enforcement in Morgan County Bloomington Bloomington post units aiding in the search.
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Morgan County
Martinsville
James Richard Hood
Greenwood
Lester Bennett
Bloomington
Hood
Indiana
Bennett
Tatoos
John Sichking
Sichking
Victor Young
Young
Sicking
R. Wayne Hall
William Torrance
John Roseberry
Seymour
Atterbury Timber Sale Put Out For Bids At Camp Atterbury
The Chicago Army Engineer District invites sealed bids for two timber tracts totaling 151 acres near Camp Atterbury Indiana. About 137720 board feet include 216 sycamore 181 soft maple 133 cottonwood and other species. Bids due January 8 at 1 pm with inspection hours 8 15 am to 3 30 pm weekdays.
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Camp Atterbury
Columbus
Chicago
J. A. Smedile
Col. Smedile
Bartholomew County
Driftwood Riv
Atterbury
South Clark Street
Chicago 5
Ill
Judge Lewis To Rule On School Reorganization Suit
Judge John M. Lewis plans to rule in Jennings County on a temporary restraining order blocking appointments to a countywide school board. The case involves the North Vernon school board and township advisory boards contesting the one unit plan approved by a November referendum.
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Jackson
John M. Lewis
Jennings County
Jennings Court
Lewis
Fred S. Matthews
North Vernon
North Vernon City
Vernon
Robert B. Railing
Scottsburg
Matthews
Nola Eaton
Charles E. Johnson
Joseph W. Skinner
Dudley Childs
Spencer Township
Seymour
Shields
Hayden School
Hayden
Seymour Woman 21 Fined for No Valid Operator License
Mrs. Judith A. Hanners of Seymour, 21, was fined $1 and costs in Seymour city court after pleading guilty to having no valid operator's license. Officers Paul M. Cooper and Donald S. Hickey cited her at 1 23 a m December 22 following a minor property damage mishap on Bruce street near Chestnut street.
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Judith A. Hanners
Seymour
County Township Farm Bureau Officers Installed Thursday
Jackson County Farm Bureau officers and township leaders for 1963 were installed in candlelight ceremonies led by Mrs. Jesse Hoover at the county board meeting in the Farm Bureau Insurance Building. Officers include President Everett Christopher and Vice President Clarence Pottschmidt with other officers named. Christopher also appointed 10 committees for the year. Driftwood and Vernon townships have not elected officers.
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Jackson County Farm Bureau
Jesse Hoover
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance
Everett Christopher
Clarence Pottschmidt
Henry Nierman
Edward Tape
Lawrence Otte
Pet and Hobby
F Russell
Brownstown Cross
Carr
Renaldo Gilbert
Grassy Fork
Alvin Wischmeier
Leroy Wischmeier
Hamilton
Richard Isaacs
Jackson
Wyatt Floyd
Elmer Boxman
Owen
Lee Hubbard
Ralph Wineinger
Redding
Kenneth Miller
Carl Fox
Washington Township
Henry Bobb
Fred Krumme
Driftwood
Vernon
Christopher
Ed Tape
Ever Herman Hackman
Roswald Zaring
Ralph Turn
Hotels and clubs urge patrons to stay off roads New Year's Eve
Los Angeles clubs and hotels promote safety with free rooms and package deals, including a Coconut Grove party and a Rose Parade ride. Beverly Hills cuts drink-inclusive pricing. Columbus Ohio Howard Johnson offers overnight for two with meals. Local customs in Cherryville and Colorado Springs mark the night with Fireworks atop Pike's Peak and a Times Square celebration drawing crowds.
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New York
Los Angeles
Coconut Grove
Pasadena
Beverly Hills
Calif
Howard Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Cherryville
N.C
Gaston County
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike's Peak
New York City
Times Square
Snow Falls as Indiana Braces for New Year Weather
Snow and cold continue to loom before 1963 with colder nights and a weekend thaw. Indianapolis reports 39 degrees and air frost while South Bend holds eight inches of snow. roads improve but more light snow is possible by New Year Eve. Weather Bureau warns of a six degree drop from normal through the next five days.
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Jackson County
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
White River
Rockford
Taxpayer Assistance Days In Seymour And Columbus
The IRS will send representatives to Seymour and Columbus to help taxpayers file federal income tax returns. Miss Bertha Rinehart will staff Seymour’s post office basement on set dates from January to April with morning and afternoon hours. In Columbus, K D Bruce and Miss Rinehart will operate in Room 202 on a parallel schedule with similar hours.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Seymour
Columbus
Bertha Rinehart
Internal Revenue Service
Bruce
Miss Rinehart
Post Office
Kennedy reviews health care and education proposals in Palm Beach
President Kennedy, with Anthony Celebrezze and Francis Keppel, examines new budget and legislative plans for health welfare and education. Expanded aid to the mentally retarded vocational education and more federal school funding are urged alongside a $99 billion upcoming budget. A new budget director role awaits appointment as officials search for a Florida qualified oath administrator.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Marine Corps
David Shoup
Army
Earle Wheller
Naval Operations
Adm
George Anderson
Defense
Robert McNamara
Joint Chiefs
Maxwell Taylor
Sec. of Defense
Roswell Gilpatric
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Oceanside
Welfare Department
Celebrezze
Wilbur J. Cohen
Francis Keppel
Xeppel
Congress
Pentagon
Aih
Kermit Gordon
Threeman Counci of
Economic Advisers
David E. Bell
Gordon
Florida
White House
Explosive Assault Destroys Wall Breach Near Checkpoint Charlie
A dawn blast creates a three foot square hole in the Berlin Wall at Jerusalemer Strasse 800 yards from Checkpoint Charlie. No injuries reported though 600 windows damaged including 1530 at a fire brigade HQ. East German border guards rushed to reinforce the area.
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Berlin
Red Wall
West Berlin
Jerusalemer Strasse
Charlie
Friedrichstrasse
Bing Crosby’s Son Arrested for Drunk Driving
Dennis Crosby 28 was arrested in West Hollywood on suspicion of drunken driving after his sports car wove between lanes. Deputies said he apologized for the incident and was released on 276 dollars bail after being cited for driving without a license.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Dennis
West Hollywood
Crosby
Mother and Two Children Die in North Manchester Fire
A mother Phyllis Plew 39 and two children Kenton 8 Christina Marie 2 died when a two story frame home burned early today. Steven 14 survived in critical condition after trying to rescue siblings. fire started in living room near the bedroom where they slept.
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North Manchester
Ind
Phyllis Plew
Kenton Robert
Christina Marie
Steven Wayne
Wabash Memorial Hospital
Wabash
Steven
Christina
Kenton
Holiday Traffic Toll Rises With 28 Deaths
The Christmas weekend toll climbs to 28 after Freman W. Scheller, 38, of Haubstadt, dies in a two car crash on Ind. 65 near Evansville. Louella Maasberg, 50, of Evansville, dies later from injuries at Deaconess Hospital, with her daughter Brenda, 15, treated for minor injuries. Lillian Asbaugh, 56, of Indianapolis, dies at St. John’s Hospital in Anderson from a Sunday crash near Muncie on Ind. 6. Rosemary Franklin, 50, of Anderson, also killed in that crash. Seven others injured with five still hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Indianapolis
Muncie
Freman W. Scheller
Haubstadt
Evansville
Ind
Louella L. Maasberg
Evansville, Mrs. Maasberg
Brenda
Lillian Asbaugh
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Rosemary Franklin
Cubans Talk Of Another Invasion Sparks Exile Hope
Exiles in Miami urged renewed action after freed Bay of Pigs prisoners reunited with relatives aboard the African Pilot. Manuel Artime and other invasion leaders met with President Kennedy who planned to attend a ceremony in the Orange Bowl. The Cuban Revolutionary Council urged prisoners to return to Cuba with arms to end Soviet influence.
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Castro
Manuel Artime
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Papa Kennedy
White House
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Russia
Miami
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York
James B. Donovan
U.S
Havana
UN Katanga Clash Flare Near Elisabethville
Heavy fighting resumed between U.N. and Katangan troops near Elisabethville with gunfire reported at 8:30 a.m. local time. Katanga President Tshombe and U.N. chief Mathu discussed a cease-fire the prior night as helicopters were downed and crew injured.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.N
Elisabethville
Kitwe
Rhodesia
Union Miniere Company
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Eliud Mathu
U Thant
Weather Record for Downtown Seymour Thursday
The report lists a maximum temperature and a minimum for Thursday in Downtown Seymour with a continuous river reading at 7 a.m. showing 8 feet.
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Stee
Seymour
Seeter
Sethe Neeereee
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