Kennedy accused of breaking promises over Cuba invasion plan
Cuban exile leader Dr. Jose Miro Cardona charges President Kennedy with breaking promises for a new invasion of Cuba in favor of peaceful coexistence with Castro. The 10,000-word document recounts talks since the Bay of Pigs and cites a 1961 pact promising Cuban leadership in planning. Miro read the recapitulation after resigning from the Cuban Revolutionary Council.
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Miami
UPI
Jose Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Bay of Pigs
Miro
Council
White House
Atty
Robert Kennedy
GOP Speakers Set For Friday in Anderson Town Event
Three Republican congressmen Cahill Nelson and Cederburg headline a Paul Revere Panel stop at Anderson High School Auditorium 8 p.m. Friday. The event, sponsored by Madison County GOP groups, covers managed news Cuba taxes and the economy with unemployment rising. Tickets 50 cents adults 25 cents children at the door.
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GOP
Paul Revere
Anderson
Illinois
Indiana
Ancher Nelson
Minn
Elford A. Cederberg
Mich
William T. Cahill
N.J
Madison County Republican Central Committee
Lincoln Club
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
County Young Republican Club
Anderson College Young Republican Club
Anderson High School
Elford “al” Cederberg
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican Organization
Madison County
Rep
Cederburg
Michigan 10Th District
Congress
Kennedy
Bay City
France
Germany
Cahill
New Jersey
Lawyer Seeks New Talks to Free Cuban Prisoners
Brooklyn attorney James B. Donovan said he hopes to negotiate within a month for the 22 Americans jailed in Cuba. He described the physical and financial toll of his mission and recounted his past exchanges including Rudolf Abel for Gary Powers.
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New York
UPI
James B. Donovan
Brooklyn
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Donovan
Havana
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Cuban Families Committee
Brooklyn Bar Association
Col
Rudolf Abel
Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Indiana Senate approves second reading tax plan amendment
The Indiana Senate on second reading accepted a one third across the board increase in the gross income tax plus a 2 percent corporate net income tax aimed at Indiana firms operating in other states. The measures, part of a compromise tax package, could advance to a third reading vote Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Indiana
Senate
General Assembly
House
John F. Shawley
Michigan City
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Richard QC. Ristine
David Rogers
Bloomington
Charles R. Kellum
Mooresville
Senate Education Committee
Ban the Bomb Parade Ends in Fighting in London
Britain’s annual anti nuclear march ends in clashes with police near Buckingham Palace and Whitehall. About 74 arrested as thousands march from Aldermaston amid fears of security scandals.
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London
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Whitehall Government
Program Honors 85 Area Students at YMCA Dinner
Last evening at the YMCA 85 area high school seniors received Distinguished Student Awards in a 300 person ceremony. Rev Edwin Grant Jr spoke noting students prepare for further education or enter industry agriculture and business. Robert L Austin of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce presented the group.
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YMCA
Edwin Grant
Alexandria First Methodist Church
Robert L. Austin
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
W. Sherill Fox
Anderson College
Deborah Dunbar
Madison Heights
Jane Jones
St. Mary's
Randy Paschal
Highland
Marion Hovermale
Anderson
John Lander
Herald
Police Hold Two For Elks Break-ins In March April
Two Anderson men face second degree burglary charges for two Elks Lodge break ins at 1702 Cedar St. Detectives identify Ray Allen Taylor 21 of Forkner Street and John Harrison Pickle 19 of Locust Street. The crimes occurred March 28 and April 10 with about $12 and liquor taken.
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Anderson
Elks Lodge
Cedar St
Ray Allen Taylor
Forkner St
John Harrison Pickle
Locust St
Man finds note on windshield after parking in front of driveway
A man reported Monday that his car was parked in front of a driveway and found a note pinned to his windshield. The note said you are parked in front of my driveway and I look forward to being of service to you soon, written on a funeral parlor letterhead.
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London
Feneral
Kennedy Third Child Expected in Late August
White House says Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy is expecting her third child in the latter half of August. Physicians advised canceling official activities after a busy schedule, with plans to stay in Palm Beach until late April before moving to Hyannis Port for the summer. The baby is expected in Washington.
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Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Hyannis Port
Mass
Republic Steel raises prices first of Big Three
Republic Steel Corp lifted prices an average of 5.34 dollars per ton on some carbon steel products effective Tuesday becoming the first major producer in the Big Three to announce a rise. The move followed price hikes by Wheeling and Lukens and came as steel stocks rose on the New York Exchange. Senator Douglas announced non partisan hearings next week on steel price and cost factors to be conducted impartially. Inland and Kaiser balked.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lukens Steel Co
New York Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Washington
Sea
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Wheeling
Lukens
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
House
Senate Economic Committee
Inland
Kaiser
Knights Templars Confer Orders Wednesday Eve
Knights Templars will confer the Order of Malta on ten candidates at 7:30 P M in the Masonic Temple 1014 Meridian St with William A Bussel eminent prior directing. A spring class phase to receive the Order of the Temple is planned for April 7 under Arthur Edwards eminent commander with Bussel as generalissimo. Other officials named include Roy E Slater Vernon Layton William Hancock John Bitner Sr Donald Cornelious John Pierson Ronald Shepherd Floyd Maxton.
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Anderson Commandery No
Knights Templar
Order of Malta
William A. Bussel
Masonic Temple
1014
Meridian St
Order of the Temple
Arthur Edwards
Mr Bussel
Roy E. Slater
Vernal W. Layton
William D. Hancock
John R. Bitner
Donald W. Cornelious
John W. Pierson
Ronald W Shepherd
Floyd W. Ma
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Skies and Rain Chance
Cloudy conditions prevail with a chance of rain today. Highs ease into the 40s and 70s are noted for later in the week. Morning sunrise at 6 24 a.m. and sunset at 7 20 p.m. yesterday reached 65 with a 29 low.
GM UAW Agree To Begin Talks A Year Early
GM and the United Auto Workers reached a historic accord to hold exploratory discussions a year before 1964 contract negotiations for 510 000 workers. Talks will be off the record as Reuther and Seaton set ground rules for the study and plan committees at Chrysler and American Motors.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Seaton
County Cancer Crusade Opened At Meeting Here
The 1963 Madison County Cancer Crusade opened with a kick off meeting at Madonna Hall. Crusade chairman Mrs. Don Hull presided and Dr. Louis Weise outlined the research program. Mrs. Virginia Stoelting described services like surgical dressings and patient transportation. Volunteers will canvas the Anderson area house to house this week to distribute materials and solicit funds. Fern Weir presented a Crusade film with Navy personnel supporting. Area chairmen across Madison County include Mrs. Louis Caplinger and Mrs. Herschel Stohler among others.
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Madison County Cancer Crusade
Madison County Unit
American Cancer Society
Madonna Hall
Don Hull
Crusade
Louis Weise
Virginia Stoelting
Anderson
Fern Weir
Indiana Division
Robert Thurman
Don Cox
Navy
Louis Caplinger
Herschel Stohler
Howard Ring
Russell Olt
John Morrison
Verda Cochran
Rosalie Galbaurd
Cecil Eastes
Charles Shepherd
Chesterfield
Cruce Copeland
Pendleton
Paul du Pony
Summitville
Glen Boone
Lapel
Madison County
Dinner Inaugurates New Student Center at Anderson College
The Russell Olt Memorial Student Center at Anderson College opens with a dinner marking the $500,000 facility named for the college’s first dean. Dr. Robert H. Reardon announces an open house later in spring. the center includes a 500-seat cafeteria, 100-seat private dining room, lounges, game room, four-lane bowling, and space for future expansion.
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Russell Olt
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Old Main
Reardon
Eastside
Olt Center
Morrison Hall
John A. Morrison
Martin Hall
E. L. Martin
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson Firm
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Associated Builders, Inc
Anderson
O. C. Lewis
Easter Blaze Wrecks Trailer Sales Office in Pendleton
An Easter morning fire destroyed a 20 by 40 foot office at Anderson Trailer Sales Co on Ind 9 near Ind 67. Loss hit Ed Murray, owner, with the interior gutted and contents ruined. Pendleton Fire Department and Anderson units fought the blaze for two hours, preventing spread to nearby trailers.
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Anderson Trailer Sales Co
Ind. 9
Ind. 67
Ed Murray
Pendleton Fire Department
Anderson
David Quell
E. 27Th St
Louise James
6Th St
Madison Heights
Newborns Reported at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Birth notices list new arrivals from St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital. Families include Gary and Linda Smith with a boy at 513 West 3rd Street, Larry and Lola Harrison with a boy at 1218 Nichol Avenue, William Throg Morton with a girl at 2710 Main Street, Ezekiel Jenkins at 7241 Columbus Avenue with a boy, James Meeks at 2008 E 38th Street with a boy, William Brock at 104 Coventry Drive with a boy, Benjamin Stewart at 203 Sycamore Street with a girl, Lewis Merrell in Alexandria with a girl, Leroy Weishier at Summitville with a boy, Sherrill Eide at 1420 W 6th Street with a girl, Den Malone at 2402 W 2th Street with a girl, and David Ball at 513 Cottage Avenue with a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Gary Smith
3Rd St
Larry Harrison
Nichol Ave
William Throgmorton
Main St
Ezekiel Jenkins
Columbus Ave
Community Hospital
James Meeks
E. 38Th
William Brock
Coventry Dr
Benjamin Stewart
Sycamore St
Lewis Merrell
Alexadria
Leroy Weishier
Summitville
Sherrill Eide
den Malone
David Ball
Cottage Ave
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