Kennedy Talks To Editors Outlined In Overview
Washington reports highlight Kennedy's remarks to the American Society of Newspaper Editors touching on Cuba proposals federal aid budget economy and spending. He argues cutting $5 billion would cost jobs, defends tax cuts, and claims federal expenditures also stimulate the private sector. Castro is noted in context of Bay of Pigs anniversary and Cuba policy.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Bay of Pigs
Iyeneyang Radio
Let Us Get On Despite Your Critique and Praise
A concise call to resilience and progress urging steady forward action while inviting critique and acknowledgement of right and wrong. It emphasizes pragmatic movement over friction and seeks constructive guidance without halting momentum.
North Korean Leader Sends Militant Greetings to Tokyo
North Korean Premier Kim Il Sung cabled his militant greetings to Tokyo signaling renewed political theater. The message underscores Pyongyang's ongoing diplomacy amid tense regional dynamics.
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Tokyo
UPI
Kim Il Sung
Pre Registration At Daleville Shoemaker Kindergarten
Daleville Shoemaker Kindergarten holds preschool pre registration Thursday April 25 from 1 00 to 3 00 for children five by September 15 1363 to enter kindergarten in the fall. Location Maple Drive one half mile east of the elementary school. Teacher Mrs James Shoemaker. Call 378 3147 for information.
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Daleville
Shoemaker
Maple Drive
James Shoemaker
Burglars Loot Lutterman Supermarket in Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon Indiana robbers entered the Lutterman Supermarket by cutting through the roof. They opened the safe and removed about eight thousand dollars including grocery receipts charity donations and employees tax funds.
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Mount Vernon
Ind
Dowling Leaves Berlin Post Before Departure
U.S. Ambassador Walter Dowling bids farewell in Berlin as he retires from the Foreign Service. Deputy Undersecretary George C. McGhee will succeed him in Germany. Dowling recalls the 1959 Soviet ultimatum and praises Western unity and Berliners' resolve amid ongoing NATO maneuvers and refugee escapes.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
Walter Dowling
Dowling
Foreign Service
Germany
George C. McGhee
Bonn
Soviet Union
West
West Berlin
House of the Week showcases a 8-room country ranch
An eight-room country type ranch on a 65-foot city lot features four bedrooms and an L shaped design with board and batten siding and shiplap. Architect Samuel Paul presents options for basement and dining room wall placement, plus a sunken Roman tub and dual bath areas for economy and glamour.
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Paul
J-69 House Layout and Materials Specs
The eight room house measures 1 295 square feet in living space 134 square feet in laundry storage 241 square feet in garage with optional cellar adding 1 394 square feet Overall dimensions are 52 feet 4 inches wide by 52 feet 10 inches deep in an L shape Garage extends width by 11 feet 8 inches and depth by 4 feet Minimum lot size is 65 by 100 feet Exterior materials include wood shingles and board and batten siding.
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Samuel Paul
Mental Health Sets April 30 Kick-Off Date For Campaign
A county wide effort to raise awareness of mental illness and local services will launch at a meeting April 30. A 6 15 p m dinner at the YMCA will feature keynote Robert E Hadin of Indiana Boy s School with representatives from community groups invited. Tickets are sold by Charles I Lamey and the association offices in Citizens Bank Building.
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County Mental Health Association
YMCA
Charles I. Lamey
Container Corporation
Madison County Mental Health Association
Robert E. Hadin
Psychological Service
Indiana Boy's School
R. K. Hooker
Delco-Remy
Hooker
Mental Health Association
Citizens Bank
Edward Kingery
Association
Lamey
Group Will Meet at Whetstone Cemetery Association Meeting
The Whetstone Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting and officer election at Whetstone Church on April 24 at 7 30 p m.
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Whetstone
Bids Sought for 8.2 More Miles of I-69 Projects
The State Highway Commission announced bids are due April 30 for 8.2 miles of new I-69 work on the Indianapolis to Fort Wayne corridor. Projects include 3.7 miles near Pendleton and 4.48 miles near Gaston, plus 3.47 miles of Ind. 66 relocation west of Yankeetown and a 2.16 mile eastward extension of the Tri-State Expressway I-80 in Gary.
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State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
4 H Bit And Bridle Hosts Recent Club Meeting
The Bit and Bridle 4 H Horse and Pony Club met at Killbuck Cabin with a prior demonstration by Toni Morrill and Becky Paddock. David Morgan led the pledge, Marlene Paddock recited the 4 H pledge, and Randy Closser presented the health and safety report. Songleaders Toni Morrill and Dick Johnson led songs. The next meeting is scheduled for April 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Addison Vance.
Four steel firms rescind selective price hikes
NEW YORK four steel companies Republic Armco Pittsburgh and Sharon Friday rescinded some of the selective price increases announced earlier this week They said the actions were driven by U S Steel and Bethlehem not joining in Wheeling Steel signaled it would drop its 450 a ton plate price rise announced April 9 The Volcano restaurant in South Bend Ind was closed by treasury agents and put up for auction over a $7000 federal claim.
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New York
UPI
Republic
Armco
Pittsburgh
Sharon
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Wheeling Steel Corp
South Bend
Ind
Treasury
Public Auction for 1958 Savoy Car in Anderson Indiana
Associates Investment Company will sell for cash a 1958 Savoy 2 door hardtop LP2E8904 at 10 00 AM April 26 1963 at Associates 1408 Main Anderson Indiana. Bidder must meet terms and Associates reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Savoy
Associates
Main
Anderson
Indiana
Jackson Street
Public Auction Notices and Local Government Bids
Public notices summarize multiple auctions for vehicles including a 1960 Ford Galaxie and 1955 Cadillac with serial numbers, and a 1955 Buick Century with bids reserved. Also listed are notices of estate administration, planning commission rezonings, school transportation bids, and sealed bid requests for new buses, plus Madison County budget revision planning and emergency appropriations.
Special Notices and In Memoriam Items Taken From Classifieds
Sparks expresses gratitude to neighbors for support after Meredith H Sparks death. Memorials to Harold Sparks note family thanks to Rev Helm and Markleville W S C S. In memory of Camilla A Hudson who died April 20 1962 from daughter Katie. Charlie Wakefield Sr remembered by family. NORRIS SMALL ENGINE moved location. Cliff's Barber Shop hours and contact. Alcoholics Anonymous boxes and elder care ad. Pizza Palace ad with menu and hours. Plastic wall tile asphalt tile vinyl installation offers.
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Camilla A. Hudson
Katie
Charlie Wakefiled SR
Norris Small Engine Serv
Indiana Ave. Cliff
Delaware
Alcoholics Anonymous PO
Pizza Palace
Madison County approves emergency road and chemical spending
The notice states 3000 00 for tiles and sewer pipe 3000 00 for calcium chloride and 1500 00 for road signs. It says the emergency appropriations will be referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners and a second hearing will occur within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office in Anderson Indiana. The hearing details include location and date, with taxpayers invited to object or inquire. Dated at Anderson Indiana April 9 1963. Joseph H Armington Auditor Madison County.
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Olive M. Neff
Charles L.neff
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court
Madison County
Chambers, Byer & Gans
Jackson Township
Ray Croxton
Lafayette Township
Indiana
E.S.T
Leach
State Board of Accounts
State of
Alexandria
County Superintendent of
Court House
Trustee and Advisory Board
Madison County Council
County Council
Board of Commissioners
County Revenue Fund
Cumulative Bridge Fund
County Highway Fund
Veterans Office
Union Two
Main St
Moonsville
Maury Bridge
Cross St
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Joseph H. Armington
Classified Ad Rates and Policies From The People's Marketplace
Office hours 8 a m to 5 p m. Minimum two lines. Weekly rate 29c per line per day three days 3314c per line per day one day 42c per line per day. Monthly rate six dollars per line. 20 percent cash discount. Ads ran in The Herald and The Bulletin. Rates cover total cost. 6 or 12 point type. No borders. Ads accepted until 5 E the day before publication. Phone 643-5371.
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Herald
Bulletin
Anderson Newspapers,Inc
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Anderson Loan Association
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Nell
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Town Hall
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E. Main St
Gilbert F. Warfield
Plum St
John F. Maynard
Donna J. Douglas
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Miller
Wilbur E. Bunyan
J. L. Brizendine
Wayne Bolt
Gsale
Gonand, Seoor
Ee Poultry and Supplies
Wverenennstl Prougrg Toe San Icteen
Editamniaccanes CO
Cnncuns
Eee Enna
Setiele
Mrs. Termite
Gray
West Lith
Reward
East 10Th
Gloria Crick
Income Tax Service
Cecelia
Bi Bulletin-Herald
Zale’s Jewelry
Meridian
Mark Fox and Son
Anchor Fence Aluminum Const. Co
Pendleton
Young & Gardner
State Rd
Angle Road
Martin Milling
Sam Flatford
East 17Th
Sunbeam
Provence Electric
Hoosier Maytag
Bullock
Broadway & Ames
Madison Co
Petersen Lumber Co
Ohio Ave
Matthew Lumber
John
Guar
Suar
K. Perkins
Myers Gravel and Sand CO
Pike
Stiner
Beeman
A. H. Kelley
Durgan
Eugene Jones
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