Dulles Outlines Foreign Policy Points and Tito Visit
Secretary Dulles discussed disarmament timing and Tito’s potential U S visit while addressing UN admission, Japan’s entry, Britain’s troop reductions, Suez clearance, and NATO consultation limits. He stressed immediate treaty obligation in case of attack and broad allied cooperation.
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Dulles
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Japan
Britain
Europe
Suez Canal
NATO
Man Loses Arm In Northwest Coal Mine Accident
Elmo Guglielmetti aged 34 of Blanford sustained a mangled right arm at about 11 30 AM Monday while operating a cutting machine at the Northwest Coal Company mine near Blanford. He was rushed by First ambulance to Vermillion County Hospital where the arm was amputated below the elbow. His condition was listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanford
Ind
Elmo Guglielmetti
Nortthwest Coal Company
Here
Guglielmetti
Vermillion County Hospital
Woman forgets stamps on Christmas cards
Mrs. Roy Henry realized she had no stamps on 50 Christmas cards after mailing them. She brought a list of names and addresses and the stamps to the post office. A postal employee sorted the cards, found hers, and stamped them during the Christmas rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Roy Henry
Reds Arrest 400 Hungarians in martial law crackdown
The Budapest radio reports about 400 Hungarians arrested in and around Miskolc and Baranya, many charged with illegal arms possession. Military tribunals are to try suspected rebels under martial law, with five prisons already court martialed and one reported execution. Passive worker resistance continues nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest Radio
Baranya
Pecs
McClellan Opposes Debt Cancellation Over UK Loan Interest
Sen. McClellan opposes canceling an 82 million dollar interest payment Britain owes the United States on December 5. He says the British should pay and would not oppose a postponement if funds are unavailable. Britain faces financial pressure from the Suez crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McClellan
D.-Ark
Britain
United States
Congress
U. S
Oyster Supper at Riley Township School
The Riley township oyster supper is set for 5 30 Tuesday evening at the school with a 7 30 business meeting and Christmas program to follow. Attendees are asked to bring their own soup bowls and table service for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Township
Irene Fisher
Japan Wins United Nations Seat After Years of Vetoes
Japan secured General Assembly approval for UN membership after four Soviet vetoes, with the Security Council backing the bid and both nations signing a postwar peace accord. Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu accepted the honor in New York as Britain and France pressed Cairo complaints against Egypt’s expulsion of their nationals. The United States and Russia joined 49 others in supporting Japan's bid.
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Shigemitsu
Japan
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
General Assembly
Security Council
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Britain
France
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Sir Pierson Dixon
Mahmoud Fawzi
U. S
Vice President Nixon Heads to Austria to View Hungarian Refugees
Vice President Nixon travels to Vienna with Deputy Atty. Gen. William Rogers and eight aides to see on the spot the Hungarian refugee crisis. He will meet Austrian officials seeking more U. S. aid for over 135,000 refugees who fled Communist Hungary, and returns Sunday after a three day review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Vienna
Austria
William Rogers
Special Air Force
U. S
Eisenhower
Pravda Attacks Yugoslav Leader Kardelj Over Hungary War
Pravda sets a harsh line against Yugoslav Vice President Edvard Kardelj criticizing Soviet military action in Hungary. It labels Kardelj a revisionist and adds a broader rebuke of President Tito for his criticisms of Soviet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Edvard Kardelj
Hungary
Kardelj
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Tito
Pope Pius XII to Deliver 18th Christmas Message
Pope Pius XII will give his 18th annual Christmas message on Sunday December 23. The address will be broadcast in about 28 languages to reach audiences worldwide from Vatican City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
Alibi Says He Was Frightened Into Speeding
Hans J. Stein, 45, testified that a motorcycle officer frightened him into speeding as he was approached. Referee John Carney handed down a suspended sentence and commented that the alibi was original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Hans J. Stein
John Carney
Alabama Elector Breaks With Party Over Ticket
Alabama elector Turner rejected Stevenson Kefauver on the ballot and substituted Walter B. Jones for president and Talmadge for vice president citing opposition to forced desegregation. The Alabama Supreme Court later ruled presidential electors are free agents despite party pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Stevenson
Kefauver
Walter B. Jones
Talmadge
Alabama Supreme Court
Bell is Honored as Olympic Broad Jump Champion
City officials and Indiana University figures celebrate Bell the Olympic broad jump champion after a 26 foot leap at a duel meet with the British Commonwealth. Mayor Tucker awards the key to the city while city and Garfield High School ceremonies laud his world class achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Commonwealth
Fisher
I.U
Bell
Jim Kelly
Terre Haute Jaycees
Garfield G-Men
City Hall
Ralph Tucker
Tucker
Garfield High School
Conover
C. A. Banks
Indiana University
Terre Haute
Clara
Valinda
Essa Bell
Mattie Stewart
Leon McKnight
Stephanie
Dope Raid Nets 41 Arrests At West Side Hangout
Chicago police rounded up 41 people, mostly youths, in a narcotics raid at the Delta Bowl barbecue stand on the West Side. They seized marijuana cigarets and detained John O Hara, 18, a parolee, as the apparent pusher, while Louis Koloves, 42, owner, denied knowledge of drug sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Side
John O’hara
Illinois State Training School For
Louis Koloves
Sap to Syrup: Maple Yields About a Quart per Tree
An average maple tree yields 15 to 20 gallons of sap which boils down to a little more than a quart of syrup.
Deaths of Berl R Welch and Ronald L Paige
Berl R Welch 63 former Terre Haute contractor died Monday in Sacramento California. Surviving are wife Mayme two sons Ralph and Don one daughter Pauline four brothers and one sister. Services at Titus Funeral Home Sacramento Wednesday morning with burial in Sacramento. Ronald L Paige 20 died in an auto crash near Mayview Michigan. Services Wednesday at Thomas Funeral Home with Tau Kappa Epsilon honorary pallbearers. Parents Mr and Mrs Walter Paige and sister Sandra Paige survive.
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Berl R. Welch
Terre Haute
Sacramento
Cal
Mayme
Ralph
Don
Chicago
Pauline Welch
Earl
Detroit
Homer
Hillis
Seymour
Alva
Angeles
Lidia Gorrell
Titus Funeral Home
Ronald L. Paige
Mayview
Thomas Funeral Home
Neil Kuns
Roselawn Memorial Park
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Walter Paige
Woodley Avenue
Sandra Paige
William W Wolfe Dies in Indianapolis Home
William W Wolfe age of 1921 Prospect street Indianapolis died at noon Monday at his residence. Survived by five sons Howard Herbert Edward Robert Lawrence all of Indianapolis and Terre Haute relatives two daughters Marie Louis Eva line Ligone Mildred Knight all of Indianapolis 14 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Body sent to Stirling Funeral Home 1420 Prospect Street Indianapolis for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Wolfe
Prospect Treet
Indianapolis
Oferre Haute
Howard
Herbert
Terre Haute
Edward
Robert
Lawrence
Marie Louis
Evaline Ligone
Mildred Knight
Stirling Funeral Home
Prospect Street
Services for Mrs Annie Groves Held at Local Funeral Home
Mrs Annie Groves 905 North Eighth street died Monday. Requiem mass at St Benedict Church follows an 8:30 a.m. service at P J Ryan and Sons Funeral Home. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ryan Chapel. Burial in St Anthony cemetery Effingham Ill. Survived by daughter Mary Alice Groves at home sister Mary Alice Sligar Terre Haute brother George T Sligar Decatur and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Groves
North Eighth Street
P. J. Ryan and Sons Funeral
St. Benedict Church
Ryan Chapel
St. Anthony Cemetery
Effingham
Til
Atw
Mary Alice Groves
Mary Alice Sligar
Terre Haute
George T. Sligar
Decatur
Death of Fred P. Fansler at Union Hospital dies at 63
Fred P. Fansler aged 63 of 9 Adams Street died at 2 55 PM Monday at Union Hospital. Surviving sister Mrs Mac Roberts of Terre Haute. Body to Gillis Memory Chapel for calling after 4 PM Tuesday and services at 10 30 AM Wednesday with Rev. Phillip Stone officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Fansler
Adams Street
Union Hospital
Mac Roberts
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory Chapel
Phillip Stone
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral services for Robert Leroy at Second Baptist Church
Funeral services for Robert Leroy, 44, former Terre Haute resident, will be held at 11 AM Thursday at the Second Baptist Church on Fourteenth and Oak. Rev. Noel Hord will officiate. Burial in Stewart Cemetery at Lost Creek. Viewing after 5 PM Wednesday at Russell Funeral Home, body taken to church at 9 AM Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leroy
Terre Haute
Second Baptist Church
Fourteenth
Oak Streets
Noel Hord
Stewart Cemetery
Lost Creek
Russell Funeral
Funeral services for Martha Edna Webster
Mrs. Martha Edna Webster 67 of 1553 South Seventeenth street died Monday. Services at Thomas Funeral Home at 10 am Thursday with Capt. Clark officiating. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call after noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Edna Webster
South Seventeenth Street
Thomas Funeral Home
Capt. Clark
Woodlawn
Mrs Ella Whealen Dies at 96 in Fort Wayne
Ella Whealen aged 96 died at Clara Fairbanks Home at 10 30 Tuesday. She leaves son Lloyd K. Whealen of Fort Wayne and four grandchildren. A Friday Literary Club member, she will be interred at Ball Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Whealen
Clara Fairbanks
Lloyd K. Whealen
Ft. Wayne
Friday Literary Club
Ball Funeral Home
Sullivan Rites Scheduled in Putnamville Burial
Funeral services for James Daniel Sullivan 614 North Center street who died Sunday will be at 1 30 PM Wednesday at Gillis Memory Chapel Rev Phillip Brooks Smith officiating Burial will be in Putnamville cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Daniel Sullivan
North Center Street
Gillis Memory Chapel
Phillip Brooks Smith
Putnamville
Jesse Carl Bailey Dies at 66. funeral set in town
Services for Jesse Carl Bailey 66 of 937 North Fourth Street will be at 10 30 AM Wednesday at J N Hick man and Sons Funeral Home with Reverend John Lesier officiating. Burial planned at Grandview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Carl Bailey
North Fourth Street
J. N. Hickman and Sons
John Lesier
Grandview Cemetery
Death of Andrew J. Allen Jr. in Bloomingdale Ind
Andrew Jackson Allen Jr aged 72 died Monday at his residence in Bloomingdale Indiana. Surviving are his wife Mary and five sons Freemont of Rockville Thomas of Veedersburg Marion and others as listed in the extended obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Ind
Andrew Jackson Allen Jr
Mary
Freemont
Rockville
Thomas
Veedersburg
Marion
Notable Talents and Family Ties Mentioned in Obituary
Carl of Detroit and Andrew Jr of Tangier lead a large family obituary noting four daughters and many relatives. The body rests at Barnes Mortuary Rockville and is returned home for 10 oclock Tuesday spear. Funeral services set for 2 oclock Wednesday at Wolf Creek Church with Rev Racheal Osborn officiating. Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Detroit
Andrew Jr
Tangier
Claude Ldeplanty
Rockville
Clarence Omas
Goones. Harris
Veedersburg
Brett Crowder
Lafayette
Armilda Marks
Bloomington
Charles Spencer
Carbon
Barnes Mortuary
Wolf Creek
Racheal Osborn
Mrs Beulah Boswell dies at 55 in Brazil Indiana
Mrs Beulah Ann Boswell 55 wife of Emory Boswell died unexpectedly Monday morning from a heart attack at her home east of Goodwins Corner R R 3 Brazil She was a United Brethren member Surviving include husband son Donald R R 1 Carbon three daughters Imogene Gebhart Merita Brinson Doris G Scott all of Indianapolis two brothers Jessie M Coffer R R 1 Rockville William Vern Coffer R R 4 Greencastle and 13 grandchildren The body to Miller and Sons Funeral Home for viewing Funeral Thursday at 1 pm at the funeral home Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park north of Terre Haute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Beulah Ann Boswell
Emory Boswell
Goodwin's Corner
United Brethren’ Church
Donald
Carbon
Imogene Gebhart
Merita M. Brinson
Death claims Mrs. Margaret Richards at 75 in Linton Indiana
Mrs. Margaret Richards aged 75 died at noon Monday at her son Hallie Richards’s home in Linton R R 2. She belonged to Morris Chapel Church and is survived by three sons Otha Solsberry Guy and Hallie all of Linton two daughters Hazel Stewart Indianapolis and Chloe Smedley Dugger four sisters Ruth Weaver Julia Reintjes Lettie Wesin Agnes Daugherty 16 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. The body is at Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger with funeral services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home followed by burial in Fairview Cemetery Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ind
Margaret Richards
Hallie Richards
Morris Chapel Church
Otha
Solsberry
Guy
Hallie
Hazel Stewart
Indianapolis
Chloe Smedley
Dugger
Ruth Weaver
Julia Reintjes
Glendale
Cal
Lettie Wesin
Brocton
Mont
Agnes Daugherty
Palestine
Tih
Newkirk
Funeral
Fairview Cemetery
Infant Hauser Jr. Dies in Brazil Indiana
Infant Frank Hauser Jr. son of Frank D. and Mrs. Hauser of Brazil Indiana died at Clay County Hospital Monday afternoon. Survived by parents a brother John three sisters Mrs. Georgia Carroll Mrs. Jessie Bennett and Miss Helen Carroll and grandfathers George B. Hauser and John Huddleston. Private services held at 10 Tuesday at Home burial in Cottage Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Frank Hauser Jr
Frank D. Hauser
Clay County Hospital
John
Georgia Carroll
Jessie Bennett
North Terre Haute
Helen Carroll
George B. Hauser
John Huddleston
William A. Burton Dies at 90 in Fairbanks
William A. Burton aged 90 died at 2 AM Monday at his daughter Mrs. Lola Reynolds home in Fairbanks. He is survived by a foster daughter Mrs. Helen Baker of Intinaapeds two granddaughters four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. The body lies at DeBaun Funeral Home Prairie Creek with services set for 1 PM Wednesday and burial in Merom.
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Fairbanks
Ind
William A. Burton
Lola Reynolds
Helen Baker
Intinaapeds
DeBaun Funeral Home
Prairie Creek
Merom
Vale Funeral Services Set for Lawrence Vale
Funeral services for Lawrence Red Vale 67 of 1228 South Sixth Street will be held at 1 pm Wednesday at First Funeral Home with Rev. Ray Craw officiating. Burial will follow in Roselawn Memorial Park. He died Sunday at Vermillion County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
Lawrence
Red” Vale
South Sixth Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Ray Craw
Roselawn Memorial Park
Israel Pulls Back 15 Miles on Sinai Front
Israeli forces continued withdrawal on the Sinai Peninsula moving about 15 miles eastward to establish a line roughly 47 miles from the Suez Canal. Yugoslav units of the U N emergency force occupy the evacuated areas. No official timetable for the final 125 mile pull back to the border was given.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
U.N
Catholic Girls Form Conduct Code For Private Parties
Pi-Eight Catholic schools in Philadelphia publish a conduct code for students and their dates. It bans party crashing jitter bugging in formal attire strapless gowns alcoholic drinks and rides to the sea shore after dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nehru to Talk to U S Tonight at Eisenhower Farm
The informal talks between Prime Minister Nehru and President Eisenhower at the Eisenhower farm and Pennsylvania countryside lasted hours. They released only that discussions covered many international topics including the Middle East and disarmament. Some officials expect U S aid for India's second five year plan as a possible outcome.
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Mr. Eisenhower
Nehru
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Middle East
Europe
China
U.S
India
Trucker fatally strikes 78 year old near DuPont
James Wyne of DuPont, 78, was struck and killed while walking onto Indiana 7 three miles south of DuPont. State police said he was hit in front of the Jefferson County Infirmary where he was a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Ind
James Wyne
DuPont
Ind. 7
Jefferson County
Mother Describes Abandoning Three Children At Florida Air Base
The bureau located Mrs. Pierce through routine checks as wanted for child abandonment in New York. The three children were found by station staff and handed to New York police for care. Mrs. Pierce waived extradition and a New York policewoman was dispatched to take her into custody.
Stockholders seek access to Morgan Packing Co. books
A group of Morgan Packing Co. stockholders filed a petition in Superior Court of Indianapolis asking to examine the Austin firm’s books. They accuse manager Ivan H. Morgan of mismanagement and cite four red years in the last five. Dr. Margaret E. Morgan, former state mental health commissioner, is among the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Morgan Packing Co
Austin
Superior Court
Ivan H. Morgan
Margaret E. Morgan
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