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f.tf. Audiences Hear Communist BLOOMINGTON UPI — A Communist theoretician, hanged in effigy by demonstrators, spoke to standing-room-only crowds at Indiana University Tuesday afternoon and night while a small group protested his appearance on the campus. The I.U. trustees had refused to ban the speeches by Herbert Aptheker on the grounds that such action would make a “martyr" of him. About 50 students, outnumbered by police wearing riot helmets and carrying clubs, demonstrated peacefully against Aptheker’s appearance and hanged him in effigy from a tree, but there was no sign of non-student groups who had been reported planning a major demonstration against him. Police checked identification cards at the entrance to the auditorium where Aptheker spoke during the afternoon and again Tuesday night and only students and members of the university faculty and staff were admitted.

To Extend Jubilee VATICAN CITT UPI—Pope Paul VT Is planning to extend the current jubilee or “Little Holy Tear” until Dec. 8, a high Vatican source said today. He said a papal decree to that effect was expected in the near future, possibly today.

Hies For Divorce HOLLYWOOD UPI — Film and television actress Joan Caulfield, 43, has filed suit to divorce her dentist husband, Dr. Robert Peterson. Miss Caulfield's attorney, William Stein, disclosed Tuesday that the actress had filed the suit in Superior Court about two weeks ago, charging Peterson with extreme cruelty. The couple was married Nov. 24, 1960, and separated last April 7. They have a son, John, born Mlarch 2, 1962. Miss Caulfield previously was married to producer Frank Ross.

Putnam Court Notes Raytheon Company vs. William C. Norris (Citizens TwoWay Radio Service), complaint on account. William McClellan is attorney for the plaintiff.

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Rearson Backed By Canadians OTTAWA UPI—Parliament refused Tuesday night to topple the government of Nobel prize winner Lester B. Pearson because of his probe of a sex and security scandal involving his political rivals. Amid charges of “lies” and “political assassination,” Pearson received a 133-106 margin on a no-confidence vote spurred by his pursuit of an inquiry into Canada’s “little Profumo scandal.” Pearson’s predecessor as prime minister, John Diefenbaker, led the spicy parliamentary debate forcing the vote on a motion which, if adopted, would have required new national elections. The vote evolved on a question of whether Pearson abused the office of prime minister in launching an investigation of charges that Diefenbaker cabinet officials compromised security for the sake of sex with

an East Germany beauty, Gerda Munsinger. Committee OK's Defense Funds WASHINGTON UPI — The House Armed Services Committee today unanimously approved an $18 billion defense authorization bill. It carried funds for three controversial projects opposed by Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. Chairman L. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., told newsmen the committee added about $900 million to the $17 billion requested by the administration. Included in the bill — which already has been passed by the Senate — was authorization to begin positioning a Nike-X antimissile system around the country. There also were funds for construction of an unrequested nuclear frigate and for stepped up research on a future manned bomber. McNamara has told Congress

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Palestine News Mary Ader, a teacher in Floyd Township for many years, passed away Saturday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Russell Sutherlin. Mrs. Iona Goss, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCloud and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn attended the three room school banquet at Hazelwood on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Osborn called at the Conkle Funeral Home in Indianapolis on Sunday afternoon to pay their respects to Glendon Macey. Several from around here

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called at the Weaver Funeral Home in Coatesville to pay their respects to Mary Ader and at the Hopkins-Walton Funeral Home in Bainbridge for Alma Lineberger. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kays spent the weekend in Louisville. Mr. Kays was attending a bowlers tournament. Frank and Mark < Kays spent the weekend with their grandparents in nldianapolis.

Janet To Wed SANTA MONICA, Calif. UPI Janet Elizabeth Lennon, 19, the singing Lennon sisters, will marry Lee Fredrick Bemhardi, 25, Saturday, she revealed. The couple was issued a marriage license here Tuesday. They said they would honeymoon in Palm Springs, Calif.

Maple Heights H. D. Club Held Banquet Maple Heights Home Demonstration Club held their Mother Daughter Banquet Thursday, April 28th at Whitaker’s Signal Hill Restaurant in Hillsdale. Twelve members and seven guests were present. Guests were as follows: Rosella Hunter, Geraldine Scott, Margaret Kendall, Frances Whitaker, Jean Cundiff, Betty Lou Phillips, Miss Debbie Crawley. After dinner they were entertained with games. All had a good time and left at a late hour.

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