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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1963

Page

4

Illinois political shakeup as Murphy named new commission chair

In Springfield the Senate and House clash over appointing Mur ph y to lead an eight to eleven member Illinois commission. Joseph Murphy was elected chairman amid a stormy day as Peters and GOP leaders accuse the move of being a power play. Lt Gov Shapiro filled a vacancy on the 23 member panel as lawmakers demanded a full slate.

Springfield UPI Boise W.J. Mar Jless Olffiphy Monday Acces Peters Illinois Murphypestod T . ‘Ary Commission Asgjaan Tantae Teer Everett R-St Con- Joseph Chicago Rickymore Murphy Ard Daleyman Daley Republic Otto Kerner Legisla GOP General Assembly Commission Groun Seri Collinsville Senate Ac Wil

Two Clemency Bids Approved By Board

Indiana parole board approved two of 26 clemency applications last month both commutations sending the men to authorities in other states. Wayne Krohn from LaGrange County and James Crum from Marion County received commutations. Krohn, 16 at sentencing in 1959 for robbery, and Crum, 15 years into Indiana State Prison, were named to be turned over for transfer to Georgia or another state.

Ndianapolis Indiana Parole Indiana Reformatory LaGrange County James F. Crum Tthe Mariona County Krohn L. E. Goodrich Indianapolis Foreman Chester ‘A. Babbs Spencer Fore Iman Leo E.abbott Greenwood Walter N. Cartee Batesville John W. Doane Wjer Mount Vernon Claude Eck*larl Othmar J. Friedman Jasper Arthur Madaras Charles A. Sink Robert L. Sink Margarel M. Vance Virgil R. Oliver Oakland City Celconsin South Carolina Cil Shelton Maurice Witty Custon Jack Shiek Sullivan Stody Krohn Trussel B. Wilson Bargersville Shelby Wright Rockport Crum Olis Liquor Store al_NEW YORK United Nuthorities St. Louis General Assembly

Hit-Run Death Suspect Extradition Hearing Set

Indiana handyman Grover Jones faces an extradition hearing in Indianapolis to transfer him to Clay County Tennessee for a 1944 hit-run that killed New Lee, 64, near his farm in Tompkinsville. Welby Lee pursued the driver for years, aided by a niece’s description and a damaged bumper guard. Jones denied involvement and refused to waive extradition.

Indianapolis UPI Tennessee Welsh Grover Jones Clay County Tenn New Lee Lee Welby Tompkinsville Jones Welby Lee Tennesse California Indianapolis Handyman

New Healing Substance Ends Tormenting Itch Quickly

Special report from New York describes a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment or suppositories to shrink hemorrhoids and stop burning itch and pain without surgery. Doctors reported striking improvements across long standing cases. Availability noted at drug counters.

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Federal Grand Jury Opens 2-Week Study Of 40 State Cases

Indianapolis UPI reports a federal grand jury began a two week review of about 40 cases including bank robberies and counterfeiting. Jury members examined evidence and heard briefings as part of the investigation.

Indianapolis UPI

Haile Selassi Backs Broad Nuclear Ban Conference Idea

In Addis Ababa Emperor Haile Selassi expressed in principle support for a conference by all governments on a total nuclear ban. The reply followed a message from Premier Chou En-lai noting such a move depends on major nuclear powers. Moscow denounced the Red Chinese plan as an attempt to obscure the partial test ban.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Haile Selassi Chou En-lai Moscow Red China

Rail Strike Talks Continue Amid Deadlock

Labor Secretary Wirtz led marathon talks with railroad management and unions Monday as the deadlocked work rules dispute shows no quick settlement. spokesmen warned of a lengthy process while the Senate Commerce Committee wraps up its records on Kennedy's ICC proposal to handle the dispute.

Washington UPI W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz Senat Commerce Committee Kennedy Interstate Caramerci Commission ICC Sac Qs Omahi Sendsenhower theDeauville Th ‘J Wirlz Erossions Channel Omaha Dickering Eisenhower Jlocal Tolland Caen Indianapolis Gover Eisenhowerner Welsh Laurian Cardinal Rugamyard Bwa

Eisenhower Visits Scene Of Longest Day

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returns to Cherbourg Normandy aboard a passenger ship with Mamie Eisenhower and entourage to film a television memories piece tied to D-Day. He recalls the invasion’s uncertain start, praises allied success, and notes the harbor’s wartime destruction. He and his party also plan sightseeing and visits to Deauville and Caen.

Cherbourg France Dwight D. Eisenhower Normandy Eisenhower Mamie Blaeser Witte Frand John Claga Bithe Cap- Church Sla

Roman Group Welcomed by Lutherans at Helsinki Assembly

Two Roman Catholic observers at the Helsinki Lutheran World Assembly reported being pleased with their reception by Lutheran leadership. Prof. Johannes Witte of The Netherlands said Lutherans have consistently referred to them as brothers and welcomed their presence and participation in the event.

Iberan World Federation I Teran World Federation Institute For Federation Fry Strasbourg Helsinki UPI Helsinki Lutheran World Assembly Johannes Iwitte Netherlands

Labor talks near Aug 29 deadline for rail walkout

A union spokesman described weekend Labor Department sessions as aiming to clarify Wirt’s suggestions while a railroad spokesman noted mutual proposals exchanged over the weekend. Talks intensify as August 29 looms with the threat of a significant rail stoppage in Mexico’s trade flows. Mexico’s first four months show exports at 8.2 million and imports at 3.1 million. The SL Joe River in Idaho is cited as a likely extremely navigable waterway.

Labor Department Wirt Mexico City Mexico

Leaders Promise More Demonstrations In Chicago Slum Protests

An integration leader predicts further lay down protests by Negro residents in a South Side neighborhood after 67 people were arrested for lying in mud at the site, some in front of trucks. Richard Halen of the Congress The Racial Equality group criticizes Willis wagons red baiting term for school trailers amid overcrowding.

Chicago UPT South Side Hood Richard Halen The Congress Willis Benjamin C. Willis

IBM Data Processor and Programmer Jobs Open to Men and Women

Civil Service rated posts for keypounch IBM data processors and computer programmers invite applicants aged 15 to 40. Salaries range from 5 795 to 12 620 with higher pay possible. Training at own expense with low tuition financing and short periods. Training can occur without leaving current job. Write with phone number PCMT Bulletin Herald Box NA-1678.

IBM Pcmt Bulletin-Herald Box

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