Plane Crash Fatal to 3 Investigated
State police and Civil Aeronautics Board officials probed a collision of two small private planes near Knox Indiana. Pilot Wayne Singleton survived while three others Reynolds 42 Gary co-pilot Bovard 45 South Holland IL and passenger Pierce 37 Gary died. Two Chicago children nearby escaped injury.
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Knox, Ind
Civil Aeronautics Board
Knox
John Reynolds
Gary
Glen Bovard
South Holland
Donald Pierce
Wayne Singleton
Singleton
Reynolds
Starke County
Chicago
Kenny Michalaski
Lennie
Ray Braman
Bovard
Pierce
Art interpretation varies by observer sentiment
The passage notes that viewers see art differently based on their mood and sensitivity. It contrasts superficial judgment with solemn meaning and suggests the most responsive souls gain the deepest enjoyment from a work hung in a gallery.
Parke Jury Denies $15000 Damage Claim in Collision
In Rockville Indiana a Parke Circuit Jury ruled for Continental Baking Co and Land of Terre Haute in a $15000 damage suit filed by Mrs Iona Scamshorn formerly of Terre Haute now in San Francisco She claimed injuries from a head on crash on November 7 involving a Continental Baking Co truck driven by Land The seven hour thirty five minute deliberation was before Judge Clarence G Powell N George Nasser and Clelland J Hanner represented the plaintiff while David E Rosenfeld and John B McFaddin defended the defendants
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Rockville, Ind
Parke Circuit
Continental Baking Co
Lawrence Land of
Terre Haute
Vigo Superior Court
Iona Scamshorn
San Francisco
Parke
Clarence G. Powell
Scamihorn
Land
N. George Nasser
Clelland J. Hanner
Rockville
David E. Rosenfeld
John B. McFaddin
Prison escapeer hunted near Pontiac Penitentiary
Authorities in Pontiac and Livingston County search for Larry Goldsberry, 23, who slipped away from a dairy farm outside the Pontiac Penitentiary late Sunday. Goldsberry is serving one to five years for burglary, convicted June 21 of burglarizing Mathers' Service Station in Cooksville.
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Pontiac, Ill
Livingston County
Pontiac Penitentiary
Joseph Vitek
Larry Goldsberry
Mathers
Cooksville
Suspects Arrested In Rolling Prairie Bank Robbery Case
La Porte Indiana police report two suspects arrested in the $8,500 Rolling Prairie Citizens National Bank robbery last Wednesday. Warren Reed 34 of Michigan City and Billy Silvers 28, an escapee, were charged after being identified by police and held on bonds. Both have not confessed to taking part.
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Rolling Prairie
Citizens National Bank of
Michigan City
la Porte County
Reed
la Porte
Silvers
Vernon Lane
Lane
Bedford
Lawrence County
Bloomington
Owen Cosby
Cosby
Newport Plant Wins National and AMC Awards
Newport Army Ammunition Plant earned the National Safety Council Award of Merit for over 1,000,000 man-hours without a disabling lost time injury and the AMC Award of Merit for ranking in the top sixth of over 200 installations. Government and contractor workers logged 468,615 man-hours without a disabling injury, continuing Newport’s streak from Fiscal Year 1964.
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Newport
Ind
Homer S. Hilleary
Newport Army Ammunition Plant
National Safety Council
U. S. Army Material Command
AMC
U. S. Army
Road Deaths Near All-Time High
Eight weekend traffic deaths push Indiana's 1965 highway toll to within 50 of a record. James E. Irons, 21, of Valparaiso, died after a high speed one car crash near Valparaiso. The toll includes victims in Georgia and Florida bound trips, with several others injured or dying in Indiana and nearby counties.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Valparaiso
James E. Irons
Irons
Clearwater
Fla
Cedartown
Beulah Fox
Sheilah
Owens
Professor Dies in 21 Floor Plunge at Lake Shore Drive
Dr. Michael Alexander 48 a De Paul University finance professor from Bulgaria fell to his death Sunday from his 21st floor apartment at 1150 N Lake Shore Drive Chicago. Police reported the door to his unit was double locked bolted and chained. He lived alone. Alexander joined De Paul faculty in September as an assistant professor in the college of commerce.
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Chicago
de Paul University
Lake Shore
Michael Alexander
Bulgaria
Lake Shore Drive
Alexander
de Paul
College of Commerce
Pattern ad for Marian Martin Misses' 9407 dress
Printed Pattern LITHE LINES and lively pleats make this figure-skim mering princess the very form of flattery. Simulated slot seam ing is easy, smart. Pattern 9407 for Misses' sizes 10 through 18. 35% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mail. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Marian Martin, Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York 10011. Catalog offers 350 new designs and a coupon for a free pattern.
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Marian Martin
Tribune
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Illinois highway tragedy claims eighteen lives in weekend crashes
Tragedy struck Illinois during the pre Christmas weekend as eighteen people died in traffic crashes across the state. Fatalities occurred in West Point, Champaign, Chicago, Mechanicsburg, Milan, Byron, Evergreen Park, and other towns, with victims including drivers, passengers, and a pedestrian. Police reported multiple collisions involving trains, frost on bridges, and cars hitting culverts or trees, highlighting the broad geographic toll across urban and rural areas.
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Ilinois
West Point
Ill
Stella Morse
Frances Martin
Carthage
Ernest Wiese
Brockton
Champaign
Weise
Chicago
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Ernest Peterson
Warren Baughman
Mechanicsburg
Ardith D. Dickey
Muscatine
Iowa
Illinois 92
Milan
Walter Konkolewski
Whitewater
Wis
State College
Evergreen Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Herbert Washer
Ella Beals
Clayton
U.S
Rudolph Behm
Des Plaines
Lonnie W. Rice
Shawneetown
Illinois
Dix
Richard Dowdy
Waukegan
Lillian Briese
Wheeling
Camillus de Pauw
Kewanee
Atkinson
James Wittenborn
Sparta
Star Koerner Sr
Barrington
Palatine
Paris man charged with embezzlement and forgery
Harry Webb from Paris faces two theft and two forgery counts in Edgar County Circuit Court. He allegedly forged $700 in checks from the Illinois Cereal Mills credit union on Oct 16 and Dec 6. Bond reduced from 10,000 to 3,500 per count after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Paris, Ill
Edgar County
Illinois Cereal Mills Credit Union
Paris
Harry Webb
Robert F. Cotton
Webb
Judge Cotton
Illinois Chamber predicts continued economic upturn into 1966
The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce foresees an upward trend in economic activity through 1966. A 100 member Economic Development Committee poll shows near unanimous optimism across industrial production, business investment, retail sales, employment and personal income. The report cites plant expansions, new employers, good 1965 agriculture, interstate highways boosting growth, and resilient consumer demand despite concerns over Social Security tax increases, tighter labor market, higher costs, and inflation.
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Chicago
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Frank J. Merrill
Merrill
Barber-Green Co
DeKalb
Illinois
Park attendance climbs at Brown County despite road work
Brown County State Park attracted 361,519 visitors this year, up about 38,000 from 1964 totals. Superintendent Claris Keaton attributed the rise to strong interest even though the north entrance remained blocked for most of the summer due to construction on Indiana 46.
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Nashville, Ind
Brown County State Park
Claris Keaton
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