Tariffs to retaliate against Common Market poultry move
Washington announced higher duties on European imports including wines Roquefort cheese buses and flower bulbs to offset about 46 million dollars in trade lost from the Common Market tariff on American poultry. Christian A Herter stated the aim to compensate the United States for poultry losses amid the prolonged chicken war with EEC members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
UPI
United States
USS
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
European Economic Community
Herter
FEC
West Germany
U S plans tariff raise under GATT on European goods
The United States warns it will withdraw tariff concessions and raise duties on European imports totaling 111.5 million dollars. A final list worth 46 million will be set after Sept 4 hearings, covering wine trucks photographic paper film and other items while efforts aim to limit impact on non Common Market nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Europe
The Tender Trap Opens Tonight at Summer Theatre
Opening tonight at 8 at Geeting Summer Theatre is The Tender Trap a three act comedy starring Gordon Sinclair John Tomlinson and others. The cast includes Mary Cobb Carol Pettigrew Jane Samuels Mike DalZell Bill Madar with Rebecca Reardon pre show singalong. Curtain times vary across nights and advance tickets are available from Wilma Casey Travel Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Theatre
Geeting Summer Theatre
Gordon Sinclair
Dennis Myer
John Tomlinson
New York
Sinclair
Tomlinson
Rodger Adcock
Rebecca Reardon
Mary Cobb
Carol Pettigrew
Jane Samuels
Mike DalZell
Bill Madar
Wilma Casey Travel Service
Enrollment Grows at Anderson Business College Indiana
J A Humphries reports about 250 students enrolled at the Anderson School of Indiana Business College during the just completed year. Most students hail from Madison and nearby counties with a statewide job service network across ten branches. The school features air conditioning and new equipment raising seating capacity by about 25 percent. IBM training will be added this fall. MT GILEAD Class meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs Edward Smith home with devotions by Mrs Oneta Arnett and entertainment led by Mrs Ruby Beckner. roll call on Something New Ive Grown This Year theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Humphries
Anderson School of Indiana Business College
Indiana
Madison
MT. Gilead
Edward Smith
James Bradley
Oneta Arnett
Ruby Beckner
Bayh Cancels IDEA Speech At Indiana Meeting
Sen Birch E Bayh Jr cancels live remarks at the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association fall meeting in French Lick August 23 24 after a lawn mower mishap endangering his big toe. An aide says filming or amplified telephone speeched will be arranged. Wives attendance noted. Other speakers include David L Lawrence and Irving Leibowitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
French Lick
Bayh
Indiana
Richard H. Martin
Matthew KE. Welsh
Marvella
IDEA
David L. Lawrence
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Irving Leibowitz
The
Indianapolis Times
Marriages Listed From Anderson Area Names
A long list of marriage licenses shows pairs linking residents from Anderson, Pendleton, Madison, and surrounding towns. Names include Richard McKinley and Markleville, Helen Perry and Middletown, plus many couples with partners from Alexandria, Elwood, Anderson, and Markleville. A population count note follows, noting Asia's estimated population near 1.5 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Byron McKinley
Markleville
Helen Marie Perry
Middletown
Charles Martin Hobbs
Alexandria
Peggy Lynette McCorkle
Felwood
Larry Randolph Massie
Summitville
Jonetta
Jean Cleaver
Dennis Porter Bostic
Anderson
Karen Sue Hughes
Weldon Lewis Trueblood
Violet Reger
Robert Lee Ellis
Pendleton
Eugene Holt
Steven Stanley Haver
Sharon Joy Anderson
Ronald Lee Lane
Cheryl Ann Gehrman
Verlin
Chester Blevins
Norma Jean Wingler
Hamilton County
Norman Myers
Doris Jean Rose
David Toby Warren
Elwood
Nancy Lou Padgett
Albert Thomas Bell
Glenda Kay Cody
Billy Fred Mack
Gladys Carol Blankenship
Carl Fredrick Hudson
Chesterfield
Thelma Lodena Hamilton
Robert Charles Russell
Diane Muriel Ziegler
John William Martin
Janet Elizabeth Loudermilk
Ft. Wayne
John Waller Wilson
Georgia Ruth Harris
Chicago seminar draws 39 teachers of economics
Dr. Harold Linamen of Anderson College is among 39 invited economics teachers from 22 states attending a University of Chicago program on Recent Developments in Applied Economics funded by GE Foundation. The group studies monetary theory and policy and labor allocation, with tours of the Fed and corporate research departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Linamen
Anderson College
University of Chicago
General Electric Foundation
California
Chicago
Graduate School of Business
Court filings for multiple divorce complaints in Indiana
The docket lists four divorce actions. Christine Ver Hage versus Howard Ver Hage with attorney Henry M. Coombs, Floyd Renner versus Dora Renner with attorney Wilson G. Anderson, Betty J. Huston versus Lester J. Huston with attorney Charles B. Salyer, and Viera L. Stanley versus Marvin E. Stanley. Each case shows a complaint for divorce filed in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Ver Hage
Howard Ver Hage
Henry M. Coombs
Indianapolis
Floyd C. Renner
Dora Renner
Wilson G. Anderson
Superior Court
Betty J. Huston
Lester J. Huston
Charles B. Salyer
Viera L. Stanley
Marvin E. Stanley
Senate Continues Debate on Military Pay Increases
Both chambers push large pay raises for officers and enlisted personnel with long service. Senate expands boosts to lieutenants sergeants and technicians while House limits gains to higher ranks. A new cold war hostile fire pay of 55 dollars per month is proposed, with differences on retroactivity and family separation increases. Both bills keep other benefits intact and allow retired personnel to recompute benefits under the new scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
South
Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Hawaii
Alaska
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Joy Lynn Bakery Plans Week Before Vacation Schedule
Joy Lynn Bakery announces hours this week ahead of vacation from the 12th to the 27th. The shop will close for a vacation period after these dates, inviting customers to visit before the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Lynn Bakery
Korean Plane Missing Triggers UN Search Near Seoul
The United Nations Command launched a wide area search in South Korea for a light plane missing after taking off from an airstrip about 100 miles east of Seoul. The aircraft carried six American soldiers and there were no signs it had approached the demilitarized zone where North Korean infiltrators killed three members of the 1st Cavalry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul, Korea
UPI
United Nations Command
South Korea
Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
Hospital Dismissals List From Two Local Hospitals
Dismissals at St. John s Hospital include Carl Livingston and Richard Argabright along with multiple residents from Indianapolis, Pendleton, Alexandria and Muncie. Community Hospital releases feature James Hall Gloria Stevenson Dorothy Summers Flo Campbell Frederick Bell Nolan Lackey and numerous others with addresses across Indiana.
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Berlin Gray
South
Lucille Land
Markleville
Ira Rector
Andover Rd
Teresa Hollenback
Fountain St
Community Hospital
James Hall
W. 12Th St
Gloria Stevenson
Brown St
Dorothy Summers
E. Cross St
Flo Campbell
E Lynn
Frederick Bell
Nolan Lackey
Betty Jones
Ohio Ave
Haitian Rebels Attack From Dominican Republic, Haiti Alleges
Travelers report Ouanaminthe in Haitian government hands as exiled Haitians accuse Bosch of blocking rebel organization in the Dominican Republic. Cantave led about 300 to 500 troops, aided by former Haitian Army officers, using an unnamed island as a staging area for an invasion on Ouanaminthe near the northern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Bosch
Ouanaminthe
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Ft. Liberto
Cantave
Duvalier
United Nations
New York
Haiti
Security Council
Rene Chalmers
Organization of American States
U.N
OAS
Hispaniola
Council of the Organization of American States
Washington
Fern D. Baguidy
Chalmers
Leon Cantave
Verna
West to speak at UN General Assembly in September
Rusk joined Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at a lunch following the signing of a partial nuclear test ban by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. Meanwhile six U S senators met with Supreme Soviet deputies in Moscow in a first such gathering of lawmakers from both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations General Assembly
Rusk
Gromyko
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
U. S
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
J. William Fulbright
Dark
John O. Pastore
D-R. I
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Kremlin
Edge of Lawful Vote for Registration in Primary
Reports indicate a close race with no clear majority, forecasting an August 27 primary between the two frontrunners. Officials warn the initial contest may not be decided until late Wednesday or Thursday. The Democratic nomination breaks its usual pattern this year, as the winner will confront Republican Ruchel Phillips in the fall. Barnett cannot seek a second term and concludes his four year tenure in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruchel Phillips
Barnett
Electric fair winners and exhibitors at state fair
John Michael of Pendleton and Stephen Thurston of Summitville earned $3 as Division 4 and Division 5 state fair exhibitors. John Michael also won Division 3 honors while Roger Electric Co. in Anderson donated a $5 prize for the electric judging. Judges included Walter Weber Ed Lott Phil Van Den Bosch B E Montgomery and Billy Joe French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Electric
John Michael
Pendleton
Stephen Thurston
Summitville
Rogers Electric Co
Anderson
Walter Weber
Ed Lott
Phil van den Bosch
B. E. Montgomery
Billy Joe French
Alfred F. Wood dies after illness in Anderson
Alfred F Wood 62 of 2314 West 20th Street tool and die maker at Guide Lamp Division died Tuesday morning before reaching St John s Hospital Born September 30 1900 in Greenfield he spent most of his life in Anderson Survived by five daughters two sons eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Friends may call at Brown and Butz Funeral Home after 4 p m today Services 10 am Friday at the funeral home by Rev Eldon M Petry Church of the Brethren Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Wood
20Th St
St. John’s Hospital
John
Cora Wood
Greenfield
Anderson
Minnie Ward
Columbus
Mary Keller
Larry
Madonna Sue) Ferguson
Michael
Arthur Thomas Dies Monday in California
Arthur W. Thomas 58 died suddenly Monday in Gardena California where he had lived for about a year after leaving Alexandria He was a retired employee of Haines Stellite Company He was born November 11 1904 in Brown County Son of Vernon and Lean Thomas Survived by widow Ruth two sons Arthur L Thomas Lawn Dale CA Estle V Thomas New London CT five daughters Juanita Ables Redtop MO Freda Harmon Alberta Land Alexandria Norma Rude Gardena CA Hilma Thomas at home one brother Estle B Thomas Lima CA and 12 grandchildren Funeral arrangements are with Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home Alexandria burial in Park View Cemetery
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Alexandria
Arthur W. Thomas
Gardena
Calif
Haines Stellite Company
Brown County
Vernon
Lean Thomas
Ruth
Arthur L. Thomas
Lawn Dale
Estle V. Thomas
New London
Desegregation Developments Across Regions Continue
The report details desegregation tensions and incidents from Ruleville Mississippi where three unregistered Black leaders were arrested while attempting to vote in a gubernatorial primary, to Chicago's South Side violence, New Jersey courthouse entry protests, a Canton Mississippi shotgun incident near a voter meeting hall, and Alabama's denial of Hood's expulsion charges as insufficient evidence.
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Ruleville
Miss
C. M. Dorrough
South Side
Chicago
Elizabeth
N. J
Canton
University of Alabama
James A. Hood
Playwright Howard Lind 79 Stable After Appendectomy
Actor playwright Howard Lind age 79 was reported fairly comfortable at a Gloucester Massachusetts hospital Tuesday after an emergency appendectomy. The UPI dispatch notes Lind gained national attention for his stage work and screenwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
UPI
Howard Lindsay
Hubert Lyst dies at 76 former Anderson electrician
Hubert B. Lyst 76 a retired electrician of Tipton and former Anderson resident died Tuesday after an extended illness. He worked 31 years with Union Traction in Anderson and later moved to Tipton where he lived in retirement. He was a 32nd Degree Mason member of Eastern Star and Baptist Church. Surviving Irene widow two sons Harold and Robert and a daughter Mrs William Hudson 18 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Masonic rites tonight at 8 and funeral Thursday at 2 at Leatherman Morris Funeral Home Tipton burial Tipton Cemetery.
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Hubert Lyst
Hubert B. Lyst
Tipton
Anderson
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Elwood
Union Traction Company
Fort Wayne
Eastern Star
Baptist Church
Irene
William E. Hudson
Harold Lyst
Robert Lyst
Silver Springs
Leatherman-Morris
Last rites for Mrs Beatrice Graham at Brown and Butz
Beatrice Graham aged 62 of Rt 3 dies Monday. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home conducted by Rev George Skinner of Jackson Park Church of God. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Friends received at the funeral home. Funeral home after 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Graham
Brown and Butz
George Skinner
Jackson Park
Deaths in Madison and surrounding counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties report Mrs. Ethel Kirby 73 of Pasadena California formerly of Middletown. two sons, a brother, three sisters, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren survive. Funeral arrangements set at Miller Cemetery with Rev. Lloyd Dellinger. Separate notices list Edgar E Shell 72 Frankton and Edward Burkholder 75 Rt 2 Pendleton with services at local churches and graves at K of P IOOF Cemetery and Anderson Memorial.
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Ethel Kirby
Jacob Kirby
Pasadena
Calif
Middletown
California
Perry
Catherine Lee
Goble
Francis Kirby
Monrovia
Harry Kirby
Whittier
John Goble
Ballard and Shirey
Miller Cemetery
Lloyd Dellinger
Postponed Lafayette Township Farm Bureau Meeting
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau meeting scheduled for Wednesday August 7 is postponed to Wednesday September 4. Details will be announced later. Steel employment in New York rose in June for the seventh straight month, per the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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Alexandria
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
New York
UPI
Iron and Steel Industry
American Iron & Steel Institute
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E. 10Th St. Anderson, Indiana
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R.R
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Sheridan St. Anderson
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Maple St. Anderson
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Brentwood
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Ala
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Jack Kelley
Maverick
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Kay Sandra Diggs
Virgil Elmer Scudder
Lafayette
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Melvin Leroy Vertner
Gloria Jean Thompson
Merrill Lewis Johnson
Muncie
Mary Frances Farmer
Harry Thomas Taylor
Carol Agnes Kohl
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Joyce Ann Markle
Phillip Joe Speicher
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Gene Cummings
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Frankton
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Anderson Garfield
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Sandra Kay Fesmire
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Karen Louise Burke
Dale Lee Foutch
Garnet Faye Lenz
Eugene Daniel Frazier
Betty Lou Chalfant
Asia
Anderson Bargain Store
Panorama Shopping Center
East 10Th St
Yehudi Menuhin
Jeremy
Hampstead
England
Courthouse News
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Sherman
Richard Argabright
Emily Travis
Roy Lake
Main St
Billy Burnett
Eva Carter
Orestes
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McKinley St
Archie Robinson
E. 13Th
Martha Casey
Clarence Broderick
Charlotte Spangler
Robert Fisher
Fletcher St
Nellie Burkholder
Pendle
Pamela Wyss
Rosemary Blark
Crescent
Odella Wilson
Forkner St
Jane Vincent and Son
Buckeye St
Anne Griffee and
W. 14Th
Salem George
Morton St
Deloris Plummer and Son
Cottage Ave
Janice Boone and
Harrison St
Jeanette Fisher
Noble
Diana Stevens
55Th St
Edmond Snodgrass
6Th St
Robert Bitely
Lawton
Mich
Eleta Funk
Diana Stone
Chase St
Donna Moss
Rose Allom
Cecile Jones
Rodney Odgen
St. Rd
Hazel Jarrett
Alexandria Harold Hackleman
Phyllis Kelley
West
Bulletin-Herald
Arthur Thomas
Executive House Motor Hotel
Second Mortgage Corp
Harvey Risk
Harvey J. Risk
Neil Anderson
Cicero Methodist Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Edward Massey
Edward R. Massey
Tyrone Lane
Sarasota
Fla
Anderson Memorial Park
Edgar Shell
Edgar E. Shell
Lyle Rassmussen
Edward Burkholder
Cornell Bright
Harold Thrasher
Pendleton Methodist Church
Ander
E. 12Th St
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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