Khrushchev Maintains Firm Soviet Control Amid Strain
Moscow reports say Premier Khrushchev remains in strong, unchallenged control despite Western speculation of leadership struggles. Observers cite internal economic woes and Sino-Soviet tensions as major pressures alongside limited foreign policy gains. Paris notes French colonial possessions cover 4.6 million square miles with over 80 million people.
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Key Witness Missing Death Suspect Freed
A Seymour mother, Beatrice Oliver, was freed on a second degree murder charge after a key prosecution witness, an Indianapolis doctor, failed to appear for the trial. The judge ordered an immediate probe into the doctor’s absence and warned of possible penalties. Seven witnesses had testified before the abrupt halt related to Oliver’s husband Luther Oliver’s fatal October shooting.
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Churchill Bill Grants Honorary Citizenship to Churchill
The Senate approved a bill to make Sir Winston Churchill an honorary U.S. citizen, with President Kennedy expected to sign and issue a proclamation. It would be the first congressional act of its kind in U.S. history, following Lafayette's earlier status. The move follows Kennedy's indicated support.
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Week-Long Strike Ends At Indianapolis Chrysler Plant
Fifteen hundred workers, idled for more than a week in a dispute over schedules and overtime, begin returning to work Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Chrysler plant. The union says the trend toward dual-earner marriages is rising, with more couples both holding paid jobs, and the Labor Department notes growing numbers of women in the workforce.
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Clear Air Turbulence Warns Pilots as Nations Study CAT
Washington reports show CAT or clear air turbulence as a sudden invisible danger affecting high altitude flight. The Weather Bureau notes CAT sighted by U2s at 70 000 feet and linked to crashes in Tell City and other incidents with uncertain causes. Mrs Downs, a nurse and missionary supporter, is highlighted amid broader notes on aviation safety research.
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Kennedy Letter Sought Civilian Rule in South Korea
UPI reports President Kennedy sent a letter to Gen. Park Chung Hee urging restoration of civilian government in South Korea amid a military civilian power struggle. Park prepared to press on despite Kennedy's appeal and a disputed vote margin in the latest tally.
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Former Lake County Deputy Prosecutor Sentenced for Tax Evasion
Robert F. Garrett, 42, a former Lake County deputy prosecutor, was fined $1,000 and given three months in jail after pleading guilty to failing to file a 1957 income tax return. U.S. Dist. Judge William E. Steckler sentenced him. Garrett claimed he paid withholding taxes and lacked knowledge of filing requirements for about $20,000 income.
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Chesterfield Kiwanis Hosts First Farmer's Night Dinner
Chesterfield Kiwanis Club held its first annual Farmer's Night at Pine Manor with Joe Stulart president. Guest speaker was Wal ker Haines former Madison County agriculture agent now planning commission member who spoke on the commission work for farms. Vera Black to speak at next meeting.
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Eastern Europe economy slows after two years of growth
United Nations report on Eastern Europe for 1962 shows a slackening expansion in the Soviet Union and bloc economies. Weather depressed agriculture while industrial output fell. growth rates ranged from about three to eight percent with several countries near stagnation. Drag racing ban in Indiana also noted.
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Operating Room Explosion Kills Publisher in New York
Daniel J. Mahoney a 75 year old publisher of the Miami News died at Doctors Hospital in New York after a lung surgery ended with an anesthetic gas explosion. Medical authorities cited the blast near the operation’s end as the cause.
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Space Cut Opposed After Russian Moon Shot
NASA official G Brainerd Holmes warned against deep US cuts to Kennedy’s 5.7 billion space program after Soviet Moon 4 mission. He questioned speedups, urged careful pace toward a 1970 manned Moon goal, while recognizing space value and risks. Senator Mansfield defended the program’s funding.
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How to rise above the fear of death in April Digest
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale explores proof of life after death in the April Reader's Digest. The issue promises insights on overcoming fear of death and reflects on the Easter moment in the Holy Land, framing faith as a source of meaning.
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