Rusk Doubts Broad Settlement With Russia
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said little hope exists for an across the board Cold War settlement with the Soviet Union now. He noted isolated steps may ease tension and urged removal of Soviet troops from Cuba as a meaningful gesture.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Rusk
Cuba
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Senate House Republican
United States
Senate Armed Services
Berlin
Rain Forecast Breaks Indiana Record Low Heat
The Associated Press reports a pause in Indiana’s record low temperatures with a warming trend and scattered rain possibilities. The 51 at Indianapolis set the Aug 16 low record since 1885, others fell to 47 at New Castle and 49 in Evansville, while Lafayette reached 50. Temperatures are expected to rise into the upper 70s and low 80s early next week with 50s at night. Scattered showers are possible, then clearing by Saturday night.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
New Castle
Evansville
Lafayette
Weather Bureau
Steers urges Aug 31 filing for Indiana elections
Indianapolis UPI Edwin J Steers commissioner of the Indiana Election Board urged candidates filing for independent tickets or vacancies in municipal elections to use August 31 as the filing deadline instead of September 1. He noted September 1 falls on a Sunday and the following day is a holiday, creating potential filing questions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Edwin J.S. Steers
Indiana Election Board
Two inmates released by Marion County deputy. mistaken recall
In Indianapolis, Deputy William Pinder released James Edwards on a transfer order then found Joseph Edwards on the list and freed him by mistake. Both men were back in custody within ten minutes after the error was discovered and corrected.
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UPD
J’s
Marion County
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J. Edwards
James Edwards
Joseph Edwards
Pinder
Edwards
Ex-Dictator Perez Jimenez Extradited From Miami
Former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez was surrendered at Miami International Airport to await extradition to Venezuela to face looting charges of 13.5 million dollars. U S officials had barred capital crime trials, and Perez’s lawyers failed in Florida courts as the extradition proceeded.
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UPI
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Perez
Venezuela
U.S. Supreme Court
Thur J. Goldberg
Dean Rusk
Florida
Tallahassee
U. S
Anderson Opens Schools Amid Record Enrollment Anticipated
Anderson expects a record 10 800 students for the 1963 64 year with 7044 in grades 1 8 2650 in 9 12 and about 1100 in kindergarten. Teachers report August 27 for organization day workshops and tours with first full day September 3 after enrollment on August 20.
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Anderson City
G. E. Ebbertt
Goldwater Sees Nonaggression Move Linked to Test Ban
Senator Barry Goldwater. R Arizona, says the limited nuclear test ban is a first step toward a nonaggression pact that could cement Soviet control in European satellites. He urges delaying action until subcommittee reports.
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Madison
Wis
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
GOP
Senate Preparedness
University of Wisconsin
Madison County Planning Commission Issues 60 Permits
The MCPC issued building permits totaling 757,591 for the first half of August. Residential projects account for 45 percent, valuing 636,250, with the remainder for business, miscellaneous, and a new Jehovah's Witnesses church at the northwest corner of Ind 109 and Lindberg Rd costing about 30,000. A Travellodge Motel project is planned nearby with total cost near 200,000.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ind. 109
Lindberg Rd
Two Fatalities and Injuries in Four County Road Crashes
One man died and four others were hurt in four separate accidents yesterday. Dewey Cunningham, 34, Frankton, died after a motorcycle crash on Moss Island Road when his bike spilled after a dog ran into it. Robert Brown, 40, Elwood, remains in serious condition after an early morning wreck on Ind 9. Penny Stansberry, 7 months, suffered minor injuries in a two car collision on East Lynn Street. Bruce Hart, 8, suffered facial and leg bruises in a driveway bicycle crash with a car on Meridian Street.
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Frankton
Robert Brown
Elwood
Community Hospital
Bruce Hart
Pearl St
John W. Lehman
Penny J. Stansberry
Rt. 2
Box 215
Moss Island Road
County Road
Lehman
Robert Manghelli
Ind. 9
Ind. 128
Rail unions and management set arbitration in work rule dispute
In a major breakthrough the unions and rail carriers agreed to submit two explosive work rule issues to binding arbitration if under way by August 29. If arbitration starts, carriers will postpone implementing the changes, easing the risk of a nationwide strike Kennedy warned could harm the economy. Wirtz announced the agreement after months of talks and delays.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Leaders hunted as great train robbery suspects charged
Britain charges two married couples and a single man in minor roles from the Aug 8 Glasgow London mail train heist. Loot finds raise total recovered to about 700,000 dollars. leaders reportedly aboard a yacht pursued by Scotland Yard.
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London
Britain
Scotland Yard
Dorking
Roger John Cordrey
William Boal
English Channel
Armed Robbery At Hook's Drug Store Nets $1300
Two white men about 45 years old robbed Hook's Drug Store in Edgewood Shopping Plaza around 10 p.m. They forced the pharmacist and night clerk to a rear restroom and took about $1300 from the cash drawer. Audit will confirm exact loss.
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Hook’s Drug
Edgewood
Conservative Hold Causes Slim Stratford Victory
In Stratford on Avon England the Conservative party kept John Profumo's former seat with a reduced majority. Angus Maude led Conservatives with 15 846 votes, Andrew Faulds Labor 12 376, Derrick Miffin Liberal 7 622, Miles Blair independent 281, David Sutch independent 209.
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England
John Profumo
Shakespeare
Angus Maude
Andrew Faulds
Derrick Miffin
Miles Blair
David Sutch
U S Canada Reach Pact On Warheads
Ottawa and Washington agreed to equip Canadian forces with American nuclear warheads. Prime Minister Pearson said a hotline will link Ottawa and Washington for instant contact in emergency and that U S custodial units will be stationed at Canadian posts. Warheads remain under U S control and a joint decision will fire them. The pact took effect by exchange of letters and cabinet approval after weeks of talks.
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Paul Martin
Walton Butterworth
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Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
Atlantic Alliance
Agreement in jeopardy as rail labor talks stall
Washington UPI reports a tentative settlement in the railroad work rules dispute faced new strain Friday night as management and the rail unions failed to agree on details to submit to arbitration. Labor Secretary Wirtz said neither side had flatly rejected the accord while seeking to preserve the fragile deal.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Lemay Joins Treaty Backers Amid Stronger Reservations
Gen. Curtis E. Lemay joined military chiefs in supporting ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty but with strong reservations. He and CIA Director McCone endorsed safeguards such as continued underground testing and prep for atmospheric tests. Nuclear physicist Edward Teller also testified, with Stennis recalling him to address McNamara’s corrections.
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UPI
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Dmiss
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Defense
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Banks Agree To Employing Negroes In Elizabeth Protests
Shoving, screaming Negro teens battled police at two Elizabeth New Jersey construction sites as 80 demonstrators were arrested amid demands for more Black hiring. Seven officers were injured in the day of violence, sparked by a large anti Black sign. In Chicago and St Louis other protests or hiring agreements followed.
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United Press International
Elizabeth
N.J
New Jersey
Chicago
South Side
St. Louis
Ill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
First National Bank
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Washington
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Mobile
Ala
Mobile County School Board
Local employment up 4.8 percent in Anderson area
The Indiana Employment Division reports a 4.8 percent rise in local employment with 1 069 more workers in the past year reaching a new high. Manufacturing added 854 positions and nonmanufacturing 215, led by electrical machinery and equipment firms adding 574. A 3.2 percent seasonal dip occurred in the last two months amid automotive model changes.
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Indiana Employment Division
Anderson
James C. Armstrong
Donors Honored By Designation of Classrooms
Anderson College to dedicate five graduate School of Theology rooms in the Bard Street building. President Dr. Robert H. Reardon said the Zuda Lee Chambers Rothman Seminar Room honors a former Church of God missionary, named by Mrs. O. Vantrease of Nashville. Four other classrooms will bear donor names.
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Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Board of Trustees
Robert H. Reardon
Bard St
Zuda Lee Chambers
Rothman
Church of God
Local Births Report at St Johns and Community Hospitals
New arrivals born at St Johns Hospital include a boy to Ronald Bell at 709 Vineyard Street a boy to Jimmy Griffin at 2207 Louise Street a girl to John Crawford at 1629 Sherman Street and a boy to Jimmy Butler at 1332 Northcrest Drive At Community Hospital a boy was born to Preston Davis at 2203 Dewey Street and a boy to Travis May at 2917 Central Avenue a girl to Reginald Hicks of Frankton and a girl to Arbon Massey of Alexandria.
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Ronald Bell
W. Vineyard St
Jimmy Griffin
Louise St
John Crawford
Sherman St
Jimmy Butler
Northcrest Dr
Community Hospital
Preston Davis
Dewey St
Travis May
Central Ave
Reginald Hicks
Frankton
Arbon Massey
Alexandria
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