Thresher Inquiry Sheds Light On Mysterious Ship
Navy officer Lt Cmdr Stanley Hecker testified that soon after the submarine Thresher sank with 129 aboard he saw a distant vessel on the horizon that did not answer a challenge. Hecker said the craft could have been a submarine or a fishing boat near the sinking site.
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Portsmouth
N. H
UPS
Navy
Thresher
Cmdr
Stanley Hecker
Skylark
Htecker
JFK Accused of Breaking Promises Over Cuba Invasion
Cuban exile leader Dr. Jose Miro Cardona accuses President Kennedy of breaking promises and agreements for a new invasion of Cuba in favor of peaceful coexistence with Fidel Castro. The report details Miro's charges, a 23 page document, and testimony about Kennedy’s alleged intentions.
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MIAMS
UPL
Jose Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manda
Navy probes Thresher disaster as witnesses testify
The Navy will hear Lt Raymond McCoole and Chief Machinist’s Mate Frank De Stefano Jr Tuesday about the Thresher loss. Marine scientists and officials search 8 400 feet down in the Atlantic for wreckage while a patrol plane drops a wreath of white carnations shaped like a submarine. GOP speakers tour Madison County Friday at 8 p m at Anderson High School, featuring Reps William Cahill Ancher Nelson and Elford Anderson in a Paul Revere Panel.
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Sul Lavsung
Navy
Raymond McCoole
Thresher
Frank J. de Stefano Jr
Rom
Atlantic
Portsmouth
Paul Revere
Cederburg
Madison County
Republican den
Anderson High School
Andersonial Committee
William
Lincoln T. Cahill
Ancher Nelson
Michigan
Madison County Women’s
Minn
Elford
al Ceders
Congress
Republican Club
County Youngers
Mich
Ander
Relin
Congressional
GOP
Anderson
Illinois
Indiana
Elford A. Cederberg
William T. Cahill
N.J
Kennedy's Third Child Expected
Palm Beach Florida report states Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy is expecting her third child in the latter half of August. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said physicians advised cancellation of official activities after a full schedule. The First Lady plans to stay in Palm Beach until April 24 then move to Hyannis Port for the summer. Baby to be born in Washington where Caroline and John Jr. were born.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Hyannis Port Mass
Kennedy
Washington
Caroline
John Jr
Salinger
Lawyer Seeks New Cuba Prisoner Talks Next Month
Brooklyn lawyer James B. Donovan said he hopes to negotiate within a month for the 22 Americans still jailed in Cuba. He described the physical and mental strain of his Havana trips and noted he has worked pro bono for Cuban families, losing an estimated $100,000 in potential legal fees.
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New York
UPI
James B. Donovan
Brooklyn
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Donovan
Havana
Bay of Pigs
Castra
Cuban Families Committee
Brooklyn Bar Association
Col
Rudolf Abel
Abel
Francis Gary Power
Russia
Contac
Castro
Idlewild
Anc Zor
Eastern Air Lines
Miami Airport
Pan-Ameri
Colum
GM UAW Set Precedence For Meetings In historic talks
GM and the UAW reached a landmark accord to begin exploratory discussions a year before the 1964 contract talks for about 310 000 workers. Reuther and Seaton agreed to form a study subcommittee to set ground rules and planned similar steps with Chrysler and American Motors to prepare for next year’s negotiations.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Me United
Auto Worker Union
UAW
Walter P Reuther
Louis G. Seator
Reuther
Malcolm K. Denise
Ward
Seaton
Steel price hikes ripple through industry gains spread
UPI reports Republic Steel and peers raised prices after a midweek market spike in steel output. Big producers like Wheeling and Lukens followed with per ton increases. Stocks rallied as steel futures and share prices hit new highs amid cost pressures and earnings concerns.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Tie Steel Corp
Genale
Republic
Steel
Bethlehem
Wheeling Steel Corp
Lukens
Steel Co
New York Stock! Exchange
U. S. Steel
R- Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Wheeling
New York
American Tron and Steel Institute
Knights Templars To Confer Orders Wednesday Eve
Knights Templars Commandery No. 32 will confer the Order of Matta on ten candidates at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple 1014 Meridian Street under Eminent Prior William A Bussell with Arthur Edwards directing the spring class to receive the Temple on April 7.
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Anderson
Knights Templar
Order of Matta
William A. Busssel
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
Order of the Temple
Arthur Edwards
Mr. Busset
Roy E.slater
Vernal W Layton
William D. Hancock
John R. Bitner
Donald W. Cornelious
John JW. Pherson
Ronald W. Shepherd
Floyd W. Ma
Indiana Senate approves tax amendments in second reading
The Indiana Senate backed on second reading a one third increase in the gross income tax and a 2 percent corporate net income tax as part of a compromise tax package. The measures would add about 170 million dollars in revenue for 1964-65 and were set for third reading votes, with a parallel House reception to five new budget proposals.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Indiana
Senate Wa
General Assembly
House
Mmaue Ib
Uuwever
Te Geo Gross
Boost
Senate Education Committee
Diana
Ban the Bomb Parade Ends In London Riots
London's annual anti-nuclear armament march devolved into clashes near Buckingham Palace and Whitehall as thousands confronted police. The long protest started at Aldermaston and grew to more than 30 000 protesters across four days, ending amid banners trampled and officers guiding the mob away.
Program Honors 85 Area Students At YMCA Banquet
Last evening at the YMCA Gordon A. France led seniors from area high schools in a commemorative event. Remy acted as toastmaster as 85 students received honors during the Distinguished Student Award dinner before about 300 attendees. The Rev. Edwin Grant Jr. delivered the principal address, praising scholastic effort by citizens of the area. Members of the audience included Mayor Ralph Ferguson and several educators.
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YMCA
Deborah Dunbar
Madison Heights
Jane Jonas
St. Mary’s
Randy Paschal
Highland
Marion Hovermale
Anderson
Edwin Grant
John Lender
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Herald
Gordon A. France
Delco
Remy
Becky Bears
Don
Chet Craig
Chamber
Injlion
Alexandria First Methodist Church
Newa
Police Hold Two For Elks Breakins In March April
Two Anderson men were charged with second degree burglary for breakins at the Elks Lodge at 1702 Cedar St. Ray Allen Taylor, 21, of Forkner St. and John Harrison Pickle, 19, of Locust St. were named as suspects. The incidents occurred March 23 and April 10, with about $12 and a small amount of 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 From Mystery Driver
A man who parked in front of a driveway found a message on a Mineral parlor letterhead stating the writer looks forward to being of service soon. The note was pinned to the windshield and described as a driveway obstruction.
Dinner Inaugurates New Student Center at Anderson College
The Russell Olt Memorial Student Center opens on the Anderson College campus as part of a 24 800 square foot facility offering staff food services and dining for 500 with a private 100 seat room. Ground floor features include a snack bar lounges meeting room game room and four lane bowling. The center is named for a pioneer staff member and is the fourth new building on the Eastside campus in 13 years with Morrison Hall and Martin Hall also showcased.
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Russell Olt
Anderson
Anderson College
Morrison Hall
John
Robert A. Morrison
Martin Hall
Ree H. Reardon
E. L. Maropen
Publin
Graduate School
Finemeal
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associteria
Old Main
Ates
Ed Bulders, Inc
Reardon
Expan
Sion
0. C. Lewis Gymnasium
Georglern
Gian Colonial Architective Entiwill
Olt
Pase 2
Cotumn
Easter Blaze Destroys Anderson Trailer Sales Office
An Easter morning fire destroyed the Anderson Trailer Sales Co. office and storage building on Ind. 9, heavily damaging contents and the office interior. Ed Murray, partner, suffered major losses as flames gutted the trailer office. Pendleton Fire Department and Anderson companies fought the blaze for two hours. Fire damage extended to a living room at Davie Quell's home and to Louise James's closet. A grass fire near Madison Heights School prompted additional fire response.
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Anderson ‘Trailer Sales Co
Ind. 9
Ind. Br
Ed Murray
Parner
Pendieton Fire Department
Anderson
al Itheas and
Hall
Davie Quell
Louise James
W. Oth St
Piremen
Agrass
Madison Heights
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital
Birth notices list multiple families welcoming new babies. At St John's Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ezexiel Jenkins and a boy to Mr and Mrs William Theog morten among others. Community Hospital welcomed two girls to Mr and Mrs David Ball and Mr and Mrs Lewis Merrell, along with several boys.
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St. John’s Hospital
Gary Smith
Woord St
Larry Harrison
Nichol Ave
William Theogmorten
Main St
Ezexiel Jenkins
Columbus Ave
Community Hospital
James Merks
Aog
William Brock
Coventry
Benjamin Stewart
Sycamire St
Birt
Lewis Merrell
Leroy Weishict
Summitville
Sherrill Ende
Don Malone
David Ball
Collage Ave
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Merce
Cahill
Conston
New Jersey
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American Motors
Knights Templars
Madison County Cancer Crusade
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Don Hull
Crusade
Travis Weise
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Michigan City
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
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Richard ©. Ristine
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Yue Ascoustican Suns
David Rogers
Bloomington
Charles R. Kellum
ReMnaresville
London
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Jenmax
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Whitehall
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Robert Thurman
Don Cox
Navy Recruiting Office
Louis Cap
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
House-Senate Economic Committee
Herschel Stohler
Howard Ring
Russelvance
John Morrison
Verda Cochran
Rose
Onliie Galbaurh
Cecil Easles
Charles Shepherd
Chesterfield
Cruce Cope
Taland
Ralph Ferguson
Enoch Druram
Education Committee
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Ge. Everett Ebbertt
Anderson City Schools
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Edu
Lander
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