Rusk Says Open Skies May Aid East West Talks
In Moscow talks with Soviet and British ministers Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged possible use of an East West open skies style inspection plan and a Russian proposal to deter surprise attacks. He noted NATO unity would be required for any East West non aggression pact and Berlin access guarantees were discussed. The sessions with Andrei Gromyko and Lord Home were described as very good and business like with no set date for further Big Three meetings.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Rusk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
France
West Germany
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
U. S
Breed Champs and Reserves Named at 4-H Dairy Show
Four-H Dairy Show at Beulah Park Alexandria judged fourteen breed champions and reserves after fifty nine exhibitors showed ninety animals across seven breeds. Linda Jones Summitville won Senior Showman trophy and an award from Madison County Farm Bureau Insurance Company. Judges and donors included Blaine Crowl and Jones Dairy Farm. Weather forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers. highs near 80 and lows in the 60s.
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Blaine Crowl
Alexandria
Beulah Park
Linda Jones
Summitville
Crystal Dairies
Madison County Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Danny Jackson
Frankton
Kathryn Rogers
Pendleton
Jones Dairy Farm
Anderson
Danny Owen
Dairy Dairy
East Side Jersey Dairy
Mary Pegg
Pen Zieton
Guernsey
Rodney Pattison
Holstein
Herman Schoeler
Yorktown
American Breeders Service Technician
Cham
Robin Brachvogel
Madison County
Crystal Dairy
Keith Jones
Jones Dairy
County Highway Death Toll Rises to 23 in Madison County
A broadside crash on Ind 9 near Linwood Rd last night killed Floyd Curtis 63 of Daleville Rodney Reed 8 Yorktown and Curtis wife Laura 64. Driver Robert Pettigrew 28 escaped with possible back injuries. another passenger Elmer Hickman injured. Curtis son Gary Reed 10 was hospitalized with injuries as six others were hurt or in critical condition. Rain caused hazardous road conditions as investigators worked past dawn to identify victims.
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Ind. 9
Linwood Rd
Madison County
Floyd Curtis
Rt. 1
Daleville
Rodney Reed
Yorktown
Curtis
Laura
Community Hospital
Robert E. Pettigrew
4Th St
Pettigrew
Elmer Hickman
Gary Reed
Reed
County Council Debates 1964 Budget and Levies
Preliminary Madison County budget figures were reviewed by Auditor Joe Armington and Deputy Christine McCormick. The council discussed a proposed $50 monthly raise for courthouse employees, and debated the orphans' home space needs with no action taken. Present were President George Early, Truman Swain, Marion Hurst, George Cummings, Iford Drake, and Loren McDaniels.
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Madison County Council
Joe Armington
Christine McCormick
County Orphans’ Home
President Geroge Early
Truman Swain
Marion Hurst
George Cummings
Ifford Drake
Loren McDaniels
Rail road and union negotiators resume talks
Washington reports rail road and union negotiators resumed face to face talks Tuesday as the House Commerce Committee suspended Kennedy work on the work rules dispute. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds called a two hour morning session useful and longer talks were held in the afternoon.
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Washington
UPI
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
W. Willard Wirtz
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Wirtz
Harris
Senate Commerce Committee
Top 4-H Fair Events Listed
A schedule of 4-H events across four days features swine, sheep, cattle, and horse shows, judging, sales, and dress revues. Judges include Max Judge, Claudius Peer, Jim Outhouse, and William Burns, with exhibitions at the Home Economics Building and the Home Show space hosted by the Alexandria Kiwanis Club and Madison County 4-H Club Association.
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Max Judge
Claudius Peer
Jim Outhouse
Harry Martin
Mary Lou Eads
William Burns
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Madison County
Highway awards climb in Indianapolis 1963 totals rise
Indiana highway contract awards for 1963 reached 81.9 million dollars this week with 10.9 million of new contracts. The latest awards include 5.9 miles of Interstate 74 between Litton and Jamestown and 5.26 miles of Interstate 69 in DeKalb County between U S 27 and US.
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Indianapolis
Litton
Jamestown
DeKalb County
U.S. 27
Coleman Edges Segregationists In Mississippi Governor Race
Ex governor J P Coleman led in early returns with 3401 votes as heavy turnout hit Mississippi. Lt governor Paul Johnson trailed with 3113, attorney Charles L Sullivan 2515, and Robert Mason 58. Voter registration tensions and arrests occurred in Greenwood and Ruleville amid a segregationist campaign climate.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
J. P. Coleman
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Coleman
Paul Johnson
Charles L. Sullivan
Robert “‘Blowtorch
Mason
Desegregation Clinches Two Rural Tenn. Schools
In Livingston and Celina, Tennessee, desegregation proceeded with no incident as fall classes began early to aid spring strawberry harvest. Five Negro students attended Livingston Academy, while officials emphasized the peaceful execution after the area’s Negro high school burned. Across the South, debates and protests continued, including arrests in Sumter and testimony in Columbia and Jackson about capacity and inequality.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ider
Livingston Academy
South
Sumter
S.C
Columbia
8. C
Charleston Public
William E. Hoy
University of South Carolina Biology Department
Cit
Frederick Wilson quits hitchhiking after 14 months of trips
PAARL South Africa AP Frederick Wilson made 300 mile weekend journeys between Paarl and George to visit his girlfriend Almine Sheffield over 14 months. The pair recently married and he vowed to stop hitchhiking.
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Paarl
South Africa
Frederick Wilson
George
Almine Sheffield
Wilson
Fair Honors Won By 4-H Members
Three hundred twenty one exhibitors competed in eight categories for 4-H honors at the Alexandria fair. Sixteen were chosen as Madison County representatives for the Indiana State Fair, with Dottie M. Goldsberry winning the Entomology Championship and advancing as an Advanced Division State Fair exhibitor. Other top winners include Lewis Truex and Jeanne Taylor in Forestry, Kevin Rarey in Wildlife, Dave Cloud and Steve Klus as division champions, and Jefferey Lewis earning Grand Champion in Home Grounds Improvement. State Fair exhibitors named include Kevin Rarey, Roger Bledsoe, Jeanne Taylor, and multiple others from Elwood, Anderson, Lapel, Pendleton, and Jackson Township.
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Alexandria
Madison County
Dottie M. Goldsberry
Frankton
Uaw-Cio
Madelyn Snyder
David King
John Fink
Miss Goldsberry
Lewis Truex
Highland
Madisson County
Afl-Cio Council
Jeanne Taylor
Aflcio Council
Kevin Rarey
Elwood
Roger Bledsoe
Jackson Township
Paul Couch
Don Butler
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
LaVonne LeCount
Rosalyn Lewis
Anderson Township
Connie Conway
Lapel
Steve Klus
Dave Cloud
Jefferey Lewis
Thomas Seal
Pendleton
Larry Bardonnes
John ‘Millspaugh
David LeCount
Harry Harter
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Kyle Rarey
Wolfe Floral Gardens
Jerry Conway
Kevin Bary
Rogers Electric Company
Donald Butler
Talks spark interest at Madison County school meet
At a July 24 Madison County School Reorganization Committee session officials and township representatives from Stony Creek Jackson Pipe Creek Duck Creek and Boone Townships discussed reorganization. The two day session August 13 14 aims to deepen understanding of county and state level school functions and gather district specific input.
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Madison County School Reorganization Committee
Stony Creek
Jackson
Pipe Creek
Duck Creek
Boone ‘l
James Craig
Craig
Madison County
Nixon Warns on Cold War Bases After European Rest
Richard Nixon, sounding relaxed after an eight week European vacation, said the partial nuclear test ban treaty signals a thaw in the cold war but warned that the West has been burned before by Khrushchev. He spoke to reporters in London before flying to New York with Pat Nixon and daughters Patricia and Julie.
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London
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pat
Patricia
Julie
New York
Suspects Arrested In Ladoga Bank Robbery
INDIANAPOLIS AP Two men were arrested Tuesday in the Ladoga State Bank robbery worth about 15300. The FBI said 10168 was recovered with part found in a suitcase carried by Robert C Dooley Jr 25 of Indianapolis as he returned a rented car downtown. More money was recovered when Robert Elmer Scott Jr 40 of Roachdale was arrested near the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
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Indianapolis
Ladoga State Bank
FBI
Calvin B. Howard
Robert C. Dooley Jr
Howard
Robert Elmer Scott Jr
Rt. 1
Roachdale
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Haitian Rebels Attack Vital Harbor Areas
Haitian rebel invasion forces aided by defecting soldiers moved southwest from Cap Haitien in two columns. The aim was to isolate the north coast and the northwest area across the Windward Passage from Cuba as reported from Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Cap Haitien
Cuba
Duvalier Forces Move Against Exile Rebel Group
Haitian forces under President Francois Duvalier launched action against the exile rebel contingent that invaded Haiti's north coast, according to authoritative sources.
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Duvalier
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Papa Doc Duvalier
Haiti Crisis Nears Deng The Capital Prepares
Rebels led by exiled Gen Leon Cantave press toward Cap Haitien aiming to oust Haiti's Papa Doc Duvalier. No fighting reported yet as Duvalier consolidates forces in Port au Prince. Radio reports say invaders used Ouanaminthe on the Dominican border with Dominican aid, though details remain unclear.
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Napoleon
Henri Christophe
Cap Haitien
Leon Cantave
Haiti
Francois
Papa Doc) Duvalier
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Ouanaminthe
Senate Votes Raises For Military Forces
The Senate voted unanimously to pass a House measure raising pay for nearly all active and reserve personnel including National Guard and retired members. The bill, the first general military pay increase since 1958, would cost about 1.23 billion dollars annually and excludes only recruits and certain seamen with under two years of service. President Kennedy urged approval citing morale concerns and widespread financial hardship among servicemen and their families.
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Washington
Sen
Howard W. Cannon
Dnev
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Associated Press
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Senate
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born At Local Hospitals
Birth notices from St. John's and Community Hospitals report newborns to Stone of Markleville Humphrey of Rt. 6 Stroud of VanBuskirk Road Earlywine of Lapel Plummer of Cottage Avenue Aaron of West 18th Street Watson of Pendleton and Pickett of Noblesville.
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St. John’s Hospital
Andrew Stone
Markleville
Community Hospital
James Humphrey
Paul Stroud
VanBuskirk Rd
Donald Earlywine
John Plummer
Cottage Ave
Phillip Aaron
18Th St
Dave Watson
Pendleton
Kenneth Pickett
Noblesville
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Don Zeller
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Alden Cunningham
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