Cuban Apology Ends Cargo Ship Incident
The United States accepted Cuba's apology over a Caribbean incident in which Cuban MIGs fired near the U S cargo ship Floridian. Cuba said the action was an error and promised safeguards against future attacks while urging stricter measures against anti Cuban refugee raids.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Caribbean
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Miloslav Ruzek
Crewa
United States
Cunha
Department
Ruzek
Crror
U. S
Cube
Buzek
State and Justice Departments
Britain
Bahamas
Anderson High Easter Convocation Set for Friday
Anderson High School announces its traditional Easter convocation Friday at 8 30 a m in the high school gymnasium. Marguerite Hale chairs the event with Allen Burnett Ted Frank as MCs and Susie Miller on organ. The program includes a trombone trio, girls trio, Easter Story by Jan Josefek, violin solo by Karen Clevenger, a male quartet, a piano solo, and the Choral Club under Richard Seavers.
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Anderson High School
Marguerite Hale
Jan Josefek
Karen Clevenger
Terry Gillespie
Alan Crandal
Gary Robbins
Jerry Poston
Janie Robinett
Eugene Finley
Choral Club
Richard Seavers
Convers Cation
Mrs. Hale
Barbara c Fails
Pamela Sprague
Mr. Johns« Garvigus
Mac Koons
Ted Frank
Edgar Fleener
Jim Dyer
Sic
Seaver
al Jen Burnett
Railroads set to curb work rules sparking nationwide tension
Chicago reports that Thena Perry lifted an injunction on work rules changes as railroads announce a sweep likely to cut 65 000 to 80 000 jobs. The National Mediation Board urged an emergency factfinding panel to avert a nationwide strike for 50 days. White House signals possible action within days.
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Chicago
UPS
Thena-Perry
Tion
Tuest
National Mediation Board
NMB
J. Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Federal District Court
Joseph Sam
Jd. 4
Wolle
Cme Falroyh
Wolfe
Brotherhood
Francis O'Neill
Washington
Perry
U. S. Supreme Court
District Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Can
City School Boiler Plants Get Approval After Inspection
Buildings in the Anderson public school system passed the annual boiler and machinery inspection with no conditions requiring special attention. The review, directed by C. A. Fenske safety engineer of the Employers' Group of Insurance Companies, covered boiler equipment in district facilities.
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Anderson Public
Board of
C. A. Fenske
Safety Agineer
Employers’ Group
Indiana tax plan fuels Indiana Legislature session standoff
House Republicans press Senate to back a 3 percent sales tax as part of a balanced budget plan amid debates over taxes and an income tax. A joint caucus led by Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine signals growing support for the tax approach, while lawmakers seek a compromise with the Clay report guiding proposals on state funding. The session faces a push to adjourn without new taxes, with discussions continuing Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
S.S
Senate
Senate Republicans
Ristine
Joel Rhodes
Centerville
Robert O'Ban
Theormer Welsh
Rhodes
Commission
Ohio River Toll Bridges Board
Cannelton
Mauckport
House-Senate
House
Richard Guthrie
Clay
Guthrie
Charles
Edwards
Belcer
Republica
Amenenri
Kennedy
Tien
Official Cies Butts Contact With Gamblers
Attorney General Eugene Cook said former University of Georgia Athletic Director Wallace Butts shared team secrets and communicated with gamblers before the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. The two week probe found Butts amassed about 206000 dollars over his career, with a reported salary of 16000 dollars per year.
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Atlanta
UPI
Eugene Cook
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Guy Carl Sanders
Paygouuake
WGI Ats
Ldee UL Chem
Lake County
O’banion
Economic Development Fund
Burns Ditch
Lake Michigan
Kenneth Brown
R-Muncia
Walter Baraa
See
Segee
Hammond
William Christy
Alabama
von Ichhorn
Georgia
Uniondale
Donald Yeagley
Birmingham
Ala
South Bend
Cook
O'Bannon
Sanders
Butts
William H. Schroder
Bridges
Ieee
Parry
Mina
Rans Towars
Anderson Man Attacked At Reformatory
An inmate attacked Paul Gwynn, 43, of Central Ave., at the Pendleton Reformatory in Indiana, beating him about the head and shoulders. The assault occurred as a missile launch window closed and a Soviet lunar probe continued toward the moon, with officials noting the third-stage engine fired and cut off on schedule.
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Federal Space Agency
Thor
Anderson
Indiana
Pendleton
Janers
Paul Gwynn
Central Ave
Jooks
Ade
Labor backs transit bill after compromise protects bargaining
Organized labor dropped opposition to President Kennedy's 500 million mass transit bill after sponsors adopted a compromise to safeguard collective bargaining rights. Anticipated Senate passage looms as both parties expect a close vote amid a busy legislative week.
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Washington
UPI
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy calls for $4.5 billion foreign aid request
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve $4.5 billion in new foreign aid, proposing substantial cuts but defending the program as tailored to criticisms. Lawmakers praised progress while Republicans argued a more realistic funding level near $3 billion is needed. A new plan would offer benefits to American taxpayers investing in developing nations.
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Washington
Lenges
Cou
Kennedy
Con
Gress
Otte BE. Passman
D-La
House
Frank Coffin
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy Presses Congress on Economic Steps
Kennedy told Congress that many steps urged by the Clay group to achieve economies are being put into effect, while the new program reflects few of the projected features.
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Kennedy
Congress
Soviet Union proposes high level China talks for May 1963
Moscow says a Sino Soviet meeting may occur around May 14 or 15 to resolve current differences. The Soviet letter to the Chinese Communist Party outlines topics including unity of the world socialist system, peaceful coexistence, and opposition to imperialists led by the United States. It also invites Mao to visit Moscow if feasible.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
He Ieee
Etters
World Socialist System
Tion
Falisma
Central Committee
Ae Reneealy
Soviet Communist Party
Rms
Space Travel Data Sought At Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral a 410 pound stainless satellite and nine story Delta rocket launched at 9 p m EST aiming for an orbit of 155 to 580 miles above Earth. The explorer satellite carried instruments to study the earth fringe atmosphere. The countdown went smoothly as the rocket lifted northeast.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
United States
Earth
Russia
Delta
Explorer
Soviets Test Moon Landing Concepts Amid Space Race
The Tass dispatch reports the Lunik I mission tracing a path to the moon with orbital previews and photo data while senators and scientists discuss the feasibility of manned moon landings. Officials note boosted Soviet lead in booster capacity and a possible future manned lunar expedition within the decade.
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Moscow
UPS
Union
Earth
Moon
Tass Scientific Dispatch
Washington
Congress
U.S
Holmes
Indianapolis
Kennedy
Leningrad
Russia
South Bend
Evansville
Key West
Tists Will
Alli Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Lafayette
Weather Bureau
India
Priss
Thieves Take Beer From Bluford American Legion Club
Jefferson County sheriff reports eight cases of beer stolen from the American Legion club storeroom in Bluford. Beer removed one bottle at a time through a window hatch.
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Ebeluford
Upi
Bluford
Jefferson County
Election Board Sets May 7 Primary Plans
The Madison County Election Board led by County Clerk Eugene Creagmile with Harold Anderson and Donald Miller outlines May 7 municipal primary plans for Anderson Elwood and Alexandria. They will print official ballot strips assign candidate numbers and deploy two voting machines per precinct at 45 locations. Absentee ballots and related materials are arranged and precinct lists will yield inspectors judges clerks and sheriffs for each city precinct.
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Madison County Election Board
Eugene Creagmile
Harold Anderson
Donald Miller
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Democrat Party
Rural Carriers Meet in Anderson on May 14
Plans for a district meeting of the Indiana Rural Letter Carrier's Association at the Anderson YMCA May 14 were discussed at the Madison County group meeting. Lee Spell of Anderson serves as vice president of the Fifth District and leads May session arrangements.
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Indiana Rural Letter Carrier's Association
Anderson Ymca
Madison County
Lee Spell
Anderson
Daley Wins 3rd Term As Mayor Of Chicago
Chicago voters elected Richard J. Daley to a third mayoral term over Benjamin S. Adamowski. With 3,198 of 3,674 precincts reporting, Daley led by more than 100,000 votes as the heavily Democratic South and Southwest sides counted ballots.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Benjamin S. Adamowski
Daley
Bartender Robbed Making Night Deposit After Closing Monday
Richard Dutch Leer, a bartender at the Plaza Room Edgewood Plaza, was robbed at about 2 30 a m near the Citizens Bank branch while preparing a night deposit. Investigators believe a lone bandit demanded cash from the bag and escaped with more than 1400.
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Plaza
Edgewood Plaza
Citizens Bank
Armed bandit steals car in Anderson area
Police report an armed holdup in the Anderson vicinity involving a man described as about 35, six feet tall, weight around 190 pounds, wearing a stay coat and hat. A blue steel pistol and several child thefts are noted as detectives pursue leads, with the suspect connected to earlier abductions and a sequence of holdups at local supermarkets.
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St. John’s Hospital
Leer
Investir
Carl Shepard
M Middletown
Curtis Stevens
Nichol Ave
Charles Cart
Wright
E. Lynn St
Sen
Community Hospital
Kenneth Keesling
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
Robert W. McCurdy
Dwight R
McCurdy
Alexan
Dria Church of God
Kokomo
Alexandria
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