Polish Nurses Demand Raises in Warsaw Protest
More than 2 000 Polish nurses demonstrated in front of the health ministry for higher pay and against arrests of colleagues. Observers say the protest signals discontent in Poland and could spark a broader workers movement. Nurses average about 50 dollars a month, among Poland's lowest salaries.
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Warsaw
UPI
I i
Health Ministry
West Germany
Poland
General Workers
Educator criticizes broadcasting industry for public interest neglect
Roscoe L. Barrow dean of the University of Cincinnati law school urged tighter government regulation to curb network control so broadcasting serves the free society amid growing complexity. W Theodore Pierson urged reducing regulatory burdens while Sen Allan E Bloom was hospitalized in Indianapolis for a throat ailment described as a bad sore throat but not serious.
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Chicago
UPT
Univerity
Roscoe L. Barrow
University of Cincinnati College of Law
National Association of Broadcasters
Barrow
W. Theodore Pierson
Federal Communications Commmission
FCC
Washington, D.C
Indianapolis
Allan E. Bloom
Fort Wayne
Robert Long Hospital
C. C. Johnston Jr
Bloom
Tea production estimated at 1 298 million pounds
World tea production is estimated at 1 298 million pounds annually and is noted in a brief item with market context.
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New York — World
Are You a Hypochondriac Why TV Triggers Fear
Reader's Digest April issue explores why doctors link rising hypochondria to television. It claims many women seeking surgery are healthy and outlines four main classes of sufferers.
Future Plans Are Made At Meeting Of Bethany Group
Mrs. Richard Schlabach hosted the Happy Family Demonstration Club at 921 W 5th St Anderson for its March gathering. Members reviewed the Flag Salute and Creed, heard a devotion on The Legend of the Dogwood, and planned attendance at the Park Place Church of God spring luncheon.
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Bethany Group
Bethany
Richard Schlabach
Happy Family Demonstration Club
W. 5Th St
Anderson
William Hammons
Leslie Smith
Park Place Church of God
Kenneth Biddle
Charles Baldwin
East 10Th Street
Perry Bangle
Doyle Bilyeu
Harold Butler
Willis Ellsworth
Ralph Geeting
Frank Hancock
John Sigman
Ernest Combs
Clarence Bunz Jr
Lee Hale
Bethany Senior Christian Endeavor
Waldo Porter
Lone Oak Road
Fred Branigan
Ernest Nicoson
Louis Kineman
Rosie Burton
Sharon Councellor
Dianne Smith
Marsha Jordan
Sandy
Cuban Exile Raiders Held Near Cuba
Six teen anti-Castro exiles were ordered held in Nassau on arms charges in Bahamian waters. A second group dodged capture while allegedly preparing an assault on Cuba. Jerry Buchanan of Miami testified as his 16 companions were remanded for a week. he was released after appearing before the magistrate.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Cuba
Cuso
Jerry Buchanan
Miami
Fla
Norman Cay
John Bailey
Buchanan
Cuban
Doctor Faces Tax Charge in Indiana
The Justice Department charged Dr. Marion Robert Scheetz of Lewisville Indiana with willfully evading about 13 000 in income tax for 1956 He allegedly reported 4 620 instead of 31 327 84 in taxable income The case was filed just before the 1956 statute of limitations would expire He paid 1 001 20 in 1956 and owed 14 016 Officials said he planned to surrender to the U S marshal in Indianapolis through his attorney Thomas Krise.
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Indianapolis
Justice Department
Indiana
Marion Robert Scheetz
Lewisville
Henry County
U.S
Edwin Haerle
David W. Mernitz
Dr. Scheetz
Scheetz
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Thomas Krise
British Budget Aims to Boost Economy with Tax Cuts
Britain's Conservative government plans a deficit budget featuring income tax cuts and other measures to lift the economy. Chancellor Reginald Maudling will present the plan to the House of Commons amid strong stock market expectations and the prime minister's fragile political position.
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London
UPS
Britain
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Reginald Maudling
Officers Installed At Middletown OES
Middletown Chapter of Order of Eastern Star held a public installation on Saturday evening March 30. Officers installed included Worthy Matron Joyce Hodson and Worthy Patron Francis Hodson with several associate roles and appointments listed.
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Middletown
Order of Eastern Star
Joyce Hodson
Francis Hodson
Vera Eichholm
Elmer Eichhorn
Secetary
Burdyne Kirkpatrick
Hassell Weightman
Margaret Pittsford
Mary Alice Moreland
Ada
Faye Harter
Ruth
Belle Hatfield
Esjther
Marjorie Farmer
Martha
Lena Mae Conn
Electa
Louise Keesling
Chaplain
James Lowery
Marshall
Fannie Reedy
Warder
Twila Brock
Centinel
Eugene Pittsford
Protein
Lois Neal
Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society to Meet Thursday
Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Perkinsville Methodist Church led by John Mills president.
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Perkinsville
John Mills
Eye injuries claim hundreds of thousands nationwide
About 300000 Americans suffer eye injuries in an average year. The statistic highlights the risk across occupations and daily activities and underscores the call for eye safety measures and protective eyewear.
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Washington
PTA Council Hears Talk On Annexation
The Anderson PTA Council met in the School Administration Building with John Hobbs in charge. Judge Alva Cox presided as special judge on the Anderson Township annexation ordinance and county school reorganization was discussed. A reorganization committee appointment was set for an April 15 deadline, officers were named, and plans for a May 6 banquet were discussed.
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Anderson Pta
John Hobbs
Alva Cox
Delaware County Circuit Court
Cox
Anderson Township
Meeting of the Gingham Gown Club in Summitville
The Gingham Gown Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Cletis Bair’s home with 18 members and 3 guests. President Mrs. E. D. Williams led the meeting, with history of song of the month and devotion. Four new members were welcomed. birthdays honored. several prizes awarded. guest attendance noted amid ill members at home.
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Summitville
Cletis Bair
E. D. Williams
Arthur Watts
Mack Goodman
Wilber Golden
William Saubert
Max Frazier
Gerald Thomas
Bob Hasler
Alonzo Hill
Roscoe Shores
Shores
Goodman
James Smith
Larry Forrest
Floyd Claybaugh
Esther Wisler
Ethylene Maynard
Mesdames Thelma Lawson
Mozelle Woodruff
Doris Frazier
Charles Nash
Chester Kirkpatrick
Jack Hoppes
Clyde Denny
Anderson
Here
Wilbert Veter
Ethel Bear
Day
Pentagon probes glow around TFX contract leak
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric and the secretaries of the Navy and Air Force are questioned in a Pentagon probe to find who supplied a reporter with a document fueling the TFX controversy. The Air Force file was not secret, but raised Senate concerns. Officials were asked for affidavits and whether they would take lie detector tests.
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Air Force
W. H. Blanchard
Space Flight Update Amid NASA Explorer Seventeenth Mission
The Delta rocket prepared to launch Explorer-17 payload to a 135 to 580 mile Earth orbit after a long wait. The eight instrument moonlet will study high altitude air particles to explain drag on satellites, while Ranger-4 remains the closest moon attempt with power failure en route.
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Space
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United States
Russia
U.S
Moon
Neva McVey
Ton St. Raymond Schultz
School Board Considers Magazine Bids For Elementary Schools
Bids for magazines for elementary schools were referred to Russell Davis for recommendations. Bidders were Crystal Isaacs of Cincinnati News Co and York News Co. Attending the meeting were Fred Matthews Margaret Knight A George Harrison Maurice W Fleece Lee B Fidler G E Ebbertt James L Welinger and others.
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Russell Davis
Crystal Isaacs
Cincinnati News Co
York News Company
Fred Matthews
Margaret Knight
A. George Harrison
Maurice W. Fleece
Lee B. Fidler
G. E. Ebbertt
James L. Wellinger
Poultry Demand Rise Tied to American Diet
Chicago report notes an average American consumes about 25 pounds of poultry products annually. Termites Cain's Pest Control lists phone contact 643-3848 for service inquiries.
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Chicago
Railroads seek 60 day emergency board to avert strike
An emergency board would face a 60 day deadline to resolve a dispute unresolved for over a year by a presidential railroad commission. The plan includes drastic rules to fire 13,000 diesel locomotive firemen within a year and remove 27,000 more jobs through attrition while expanding crew duties and eliminating crew size limits. Some changes could begin in days, others over weeks or months.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy proposes 1964 aid plan with private investment credits
Kennedy asks for 4.5 billion in new aid for 1964, funds split into 3.1 billion for economic assistance and 1.4 billion for military aid, a request above current-year spending. He touts past aid success and urges constant review while proposing a 10 percent tax credit to spur private investment in developing nations. He outlines six recommendations including stricter project standards, faster recipient self-sufficiency, broader allied funding, and leveraging nonfederal resources.
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Kennedy
Congress
U.S
India
China
Unseasonably Warm Weather to Break With Cold Front Thursday
Weatherman Napolis forecasts continued unseasonably warm weather until Thursday when a slow moving cold front arrives. Temperatures will fall toward normal levels with scattered thundershowers expected across the state thereafter.
House GOP Cuts Bridge Funds In Special Session Fight
The House GOP reduced the state general fund allocation for bridge work by six million dollars and defeated a six day timeline claim 26 to 20. Senator Wesley Bowers defended the session saying the legislature has major tasks beyond a 61 day limit and compared the bridge dispute to surgery taking longer than a wart removal.
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Wesley Bowers
Evansville
X Rays Compare To Light Rays In Length
A science note explains X rays resemble light but are thousands of times shorter. A separate statistic states the United States has over 21 million bicycles in use.
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Baltimore
U.S
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Lives
Obituaries list several Anderson residents with deaths and funeral details. Eunice V. Hickman 65 of 4 Willow Rd. died at home after a two year illness. survivors include husband Spencer M. Hickman daughter Patricia Ann Hickman son James S. Hickman and others. Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers are incomplete.
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Eunice V. Hickman
Spencer M. Hickman
Willow Rd
Tonganoxie
Kans
Willard
Mary Jane Hammond Martin
Anderson
Monroe
Mich
First Methodist Church
Patricia Ann Hickman
Indianapolis
James S. Hickman
Maxwell Cochran
Blanche Shanklin
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Jacob Seib Jr
Willow St
Riviera Beach
Fla
Georgetown
Jacob
Elizabeth Emmons Seib
Harold Laman
Edgar Seib
Albert Wallace
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Alma Cox
Muncie
J. C. Cox
Bright Memorial Nursing Home
Mr. Cox
Piepho and Son Funeral Home
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Funeral notices for Louise Bruno Lapel 65 of Brockway and John Lehr 68 of Summitville report services at Carlson Funeral Home and Ewing Funeral Home with burials at Brockway and Sunset Memorial. Additional notice for Lowell Woodward Sr. lists 2 p.m. service with burial at Brookside Cemetery.
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Louise Bruno
Carlson Funeral Home
Brockway
Fisher Brothers
John Lehr
Summitville
Mercy Hospital
Ewing Funeral Home
Jerome Johnson
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elwood
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Ellwood
LAPEL
Lowell Woodward Sr
Marion King
Brookside Cemetery
Funeral notices crop up in local listings
Funeral notices for Cecil H. Groff Dorothy Pruden Lala M. Smith Alma Cox and others list services, pallbearers and burial details. Clergy from Central Christian Church Jackson Park Church of God and Brown and Butz Funeral Home are named with burial sites at Memorial Park Pleasant Walk OOF Cemetery and more.
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Manor Court
Philip Hillsamer
EUB
Sells and Rowe
Anderson Memorial Park
Ruby Hutton
Columbus Ave
Shipley Nursing Home
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
John Wood
Mounds Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Homer Ellingwood
Webster St
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Clella E. Osborn
Cedar St
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
East Maplewood Cemetery
Cecil H. Groff
Fletcher St
Baker Brothers
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Marion
Dorothy Pruden
Central Hotel
Lala M. Smith
W. 17Th St
Hartke Proposes $100 WWI Veterans Pension
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana demands a $100 monthly pension for World War I veterans regardless of need. He says WWI vets were shortchanged on benefits and draws a parallel to World War II veterans. The Hartke bill mirrors Denton's House proposal.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D - Ind
Hartke
House
Winfield K. Denton
D-Ind
Birth Rate Fact Quietly Updates U.S. Demographics
A new statistic shows a baby is born in the United States about every 8.5 seconds, underscoring steady population growth. The figure reflects ongoing demographic trends during the period reported.
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The
U.S
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