Students Lose Passports on Return Home
The group of 59 students who traveled from the United States to Cuba via Czechoslovakia faced passport invalidation as a Washington dispute neared. Critics argued the trip violated no laws while others noted varying outcomes for those who stayed in Madrid or Cuba.
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Phelps
Washington
Philip Luce
New York City
Cuba
United States
Richard Thorne
Berkeley
Calif
Don Rainman
University of California
Fidel Castro
Czechoslovakia
Havana
Madrid
Boston
Clark
Man
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
John Robert Glenn
Huntington
Ind
Marcia Haag Glenn
Glenn
Bloomington
Indiana University
Sadist Hunted As Killer of Young Women
The killer of Miss Hoffert and Miss Wylie is pursued as investigators note both victims were found bound with torn sheet strips. Autopsies show multiple stab wounds to the chest abdomen and neck. no rape evident per Dr Milton Halpern. Wylie confirms crank calls to his daughter amid ongoing police hunt.
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Miss Hoffert
Wylie
Philip Wylie
Miss Wylie
Henry E. Hoffert
Minneapolis
East Side
Patricia Tolles
Milton Halpern
Presidents Send Photog Best Wishes
Henry Griffin AP photographer, famed for his gritty war and political coverage, is hospitalized with throat cancer. Messages poured in from President Kennedy and former Presidents Eisenhower and Truman, plus Vice President Johnson and numerous lawmakers. Despite losing his voice box, Griffin heals and communicates by tapping replies over the phone.
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White House
Associated Press
Henry Griffin
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
Washington
Gordon Cooper
Carrier
Kearsarge
Pacific
Hank
Lyndon B. Johnson
Griffin
Griff
The
Baltimore
North Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Poland
Ike
Boston
Kansas City
Wallace Graham
Printing counterfeit tens tied to Brunet plea in Indiana
Ralph James Brunet 45 of Frankfort Ind admitted guilt in Indianapolis for printing counterfeit ten dollar bills. He used a short printing course to produce about 1.7127 million dollars in bogus currency.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph James Brunet
Frankfort
Brunet
Deaths of Anna Brockway and Harry Dixon in Terre Haute area
Anna Elizabeth Brockway age 75 of 4215 North Fifteenth street died at home after 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Survived by husband Jess, stepdaughter Velva Holpfasel of Union City, foster son Lawrence Brockway, six sisters, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Thomas Funeral Home with rosary Sunday and Requiem Mass Monday at Sacred Heart Church. burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Also, Harry Dixon 78 of 1427 Sixth Avenue died Thursday morning at home. Lifelong Moose member and former manager for 25 years. Survived by daughter Geneva Kellett, grandsons Andrew and Harry Kellett, sisters Freida Lanning and Mary Dixon, brothers Pearl, John, Edward, and five great-grandchildren. Services at Bedino Peace Chapel Saturday afternoon, burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Anna Elizabeth Brockway
North Fifteenth Street
Sacred Heart Church
Jess
Velva_ Holpfasel
Union City
Ind
Lawrence Brockway
Terre Haute
Katie Letzer
Mary Roberts
Clinton
Emma Kolson
Danville, al
Nellie Kraft
Elizabeth Parker
Toledo
Ohio
Frances
Detroit
Mich
John Lachney
Gary
Joe Lachney
Martin Lachney
Rockville
Thomas Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Harry Dixon
Sixth Avenue
Moose Lodge
Geneva Kellett
Andrew Kellett
Harry Kellett
Indianapolis
Freida Lanning
Mary Dixon
Pearl
John
Edward
Bedino Peace Chapel
R. C. Mowery
Estes
Holmes Dennison
Estel Vere Holmes
Augusta
Josephine Kirby
Milier
Hannah Mae Brown
West Terre Haute
Genevieve Switzer
Marshall
Dean
Jack
Dennison
Joan Campbell
Dunlap Methodist Church
Vernon Pruett
Dunlap Cemetery
Marrs
Services for James E Downs Jr. listed in Clinton area obituary
Obituary notices list death of James E Downs Jr 60 formerly of Terre Haute who died Tuesday in Colorado Springs Colorado with religious services planned at Frank M Patrick J Ryan Funeral Home and St Ann Church burial at St Joseph Cemetery Rosary Friday night and calling hours offered.
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James E. Downs Jr
Terre Haute
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank M.patrick J. Ryan
St. Ann’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Veronica Lake Returns to Stage in Best Foot Forward Revival
Veronica Lake, famed for her 1940s look, made a comeback on Thursday night on an Off Broadway stage. She stars as Gale Joy in a revival of Best Foot Forward at Stage 73 Theatre, earning applause after entering midway through the first act. Lake recalls nerves but expresses joy at returning to acting.
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New York
Veronica Lake
Miss Lake
Stage
Gale Joy
Veronica
Lifors Solsman of Carlisle Dies
Lifors Solsman age 84 died Thursday at Mary Sherman Hospital Carlisle Ind Funeral services set for 2 pm Saturday at Schulze Funeral Home with Rev Howard Palmiter officiating burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery He was a retired teacher and farmer and held Farm Bureau and Odd Fellows memberships Surviving are two sons Robert and Herman one daughter Tressa Swanson one half sister Martha Meurer six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren
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Clinton
Ind
Roy M. Peck
South Main Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lois
Jimmy Gene Peck
Enterprise
Ala
Loretta Singer
West Covina
Cal
Mary Howard
Altadena
Edna Richter
Roselle
Ill
Lucille McCarthy
Chicago
Patricia Black
Rockledge
Joan Sladden
Miami
Ethel Span
California
Albert Peck
New Mexico
First Presbyterian Church
Daniel Sladden
Peck
Riverside Cemetery
First Funeral Home
Margaret Estella Steffey
St. Bernice
St. Bernice Church of the Nazarene
John
Mildred Mudazis
Opan Ugo
Myrtle Stickle
Pauline Taylor
Lester Steffey
Bensonville
Leonard Steffey
Harvey, Ill
Robert Watson
Belva Skidmore
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Carlisle
Lawrence A. Clements
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Gertie
Lane
Henry
Julie Clements
Elwood
Schulze Funeral Home
Henry Bilz
Shepard Cemetery
Linton
Orval Stuart Akers
Dugger
Indianapolis
Ruth
Gertie Padgett
Ida Ruth
William
Harold
Leland
Arthur
Pearl Fry
Church of Christ of Linton
Welch and Cornett
Lifors Solsman
Mary Sherman Hospital
Schulze
Howard Palimeter
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Solsman
The
Farm Bureau
Odd Fellows Lodge
Robert
Herman
Sullivan
Tressa Swanson
le Mars
Iowa
Martha Meurer
Lyons
Magnabosco Runs As Independent Mayor Candidate
Elmo Magnabosco, a Clinton grocer and former Democrat primary rival to Mayor John Goldner, filed a petition in Vermillion Circuit Court to run for mayor on the Independent ticket. His petition lists over 400 signatures, far above the 146 required, after losing the primary to Goldner.
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Clinton
Ind
Elmo Magnabosco
Clinton Grocer
Vermillion Circuit
Herbert Donald
Newport
Magnabosco
John Goldner
Nehru names Gul Zari Lal Nanda home minister
Nehru reshuffles cabinet naming Gul Zari Lal Nanda 65 a former labor leader as home minister. The move comes as part of a six post overhaul to strengthen the Congress cabinet.
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New Delhi
India
Gulzari Lal Nanda
Nehru
Congress Party
Man Moves House to Help Wife Sailor
In St. Petersburg Florida Ralph Houston relocated his entire home to a new site to aid his invalid wife Mrs Houston. The house is reconfigured inside for her convenience.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ralph Houston
Music Education Began In US Public Schools In 1855
The record notes that music was first taught in United States public schools in the year 1855 marking an early expansion of curriculum. The statement highlights a historical milestone in American education and the role of public institutions in arts instruction.
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United States
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