Negotiators Unconcerned Over Looming Steel Strike
Pittsburgh sources report basic steel wage talks near deadlock with eight days left to avert a shutdown. USW chief Abel and Steel Industry negotiator Cooper pressed through the day while Mediation chief Simkin convened a union board meeting to review an 18 cent hourly ask. A strike could idle about 450,000 workers if no deal by the weekend.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
R. Conrad Cooper
Basic Steel Induse
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
Conrad
Cooper
William Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
Simkin
Abel
USW
Fire at Marsh Supermarket Causes Smoke Damage
A small fire started in a paper bin at Marsh Supermarket Inc at 2810 Nichol Ave last night around 9 30. Three fire units battled the blaze causing smoke damage but little actual fire damage. Sonic booms from military jets worry sleepless civilians amid German Allied protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Supermarket, Inc
Nichol Ave
Bonn
Germany
West German
Defense Ministry
FASTEETH denture adhesive claims comfort and bite boost
A brief advertisement touts FASTEETH as a non acidic denture adhesive that helps false teeth stay in place and fit more comfortably. It also claims bite strength increases by up to 35 percent without discomfort and notes a non pasty taste, avoiding embarrassment, with availability at drug counters.
Farmer Discovers Decomposed Body Sunday
Jasper Indiana area farmer Paul Davis disappeared last December. His son Ronald found the decomposed remains on a farm bank by a small creek while inspecting a tractor mishap. The victim wore the same clothes, wallet and lighter found nearby. cause and time of death are undetermined.
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Jasper, Ind
UPI
Jasper
Paul Davis
Duff
Ronald
Wadesville
Davis
Argentina Wins Latin American Bloc Backing for Security Council Seat
Argentina secured endorsement from the U N Latin American group for a nonpermanent seat on the Security Council. Under the gentlemen’s agreement, Latin Americans hold one of six nonpermanent spots, ensuring Argentina’s election when Olivia’s two year term ends December 31. High school enrollment is projected to rise 30 percent over the next decade.
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Argentina
United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.N
Council
Primatene Tablets Open Airways Without Injections
Advertises Primatene in small tablets sold without prescription in many states. Claims three medicines in full prescription strength relieve asthma distress by opening bronchial tubes easing congestion and tension, promising better sleep and freedom from spasms.
Monthly Payment 15 Only Jo 36 Le, M Alth and Accident Insurance
The notice advertises a monthly payment plan of 15 with emphasis on Jo 36 Le and M Alth, including accident insurance as part of the offering. It highlights available coverage options and terms tied to the plan. Entities include Jo, 36 Le, M Alth, and accident insurance.
New Golden Girl at Purdue Football Field
Purdue plans a new Golden Girl this fall after June Ciampa’s departure. The position, highly visible in band shows at five home games and away contests, will be filled following auditions by a 30 member majorette corps. Auditions set for September 13 with first appearance at High School Band Day on September 18 at the Miami Purdue game.
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Lafayette
Purdue
June Ciampa
Dearborn
Mich
Ciampa
al G. Wright
Purdue Bands
Wright
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Local Minister To Move To Chicago
The Rev and Mrs Elwyn Gibbs will be honored at a reception by the First Baptist Church as Rev Gibbs leaves the local staff for work at a Chicago settlement house The reception will be at the YWCA from 730 to 9 pm with the church board led by Mrs Lowell Palmer in charge Members and friends are invited to greet the Gibs who move to Chicago on August 13 St George is described as born in Asia Minor to Christian parents.
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Elwyn Gibbs
First Baptist Church
Gibbs
Chicago
YWCA
Board of Education
Lowell Palmer
Tremors Hit Mexico City and Surrounding Areas
A strong earthquake measured around 6.75 to 7.75 on the Richter scale struck near Oaxaca and was felt across Mexico City causing telephone and power outages. No immediate casualties reported though ambulance calls were received by the Red Cross. Concurrent flood and epidemic fears persist with rising deaths and hospitalizations in Nayarit Tepic San Blas and Santiago Ixcuintla areas as health teams disperse medicine and vaccines.
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Mexico City
UPS
Oaxaca
Mexican Seismological Observatory
Unniversity of California
Berkeley
Red Cross
Oaxaca City
Mexico
Nayarit
Tepic
San Blas
Santiago Ixcuintla
Friends Recall Courageous Minister Thompson Shot
Friends of Rev. Donald A. Thompson recall the Terre Haute based Unitarian minister as courageous with strong convictions. The 59 year old Thompson, shot near his Jackson Mississippi home, had lived in Terre Haute in the 1950s and supported a integrated church. He was reported in satisfactory condition after being attacked as he returned to his apartment.
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Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Donald A. Thompson
Jackson
Miss
Thompson
Terre Haute
Gene Sutherland
Rose Poly Technical Institute
Meadville Theological Seminary
Lila
Indiana State University
Sutherland
Unitarian Society
Kokomo
Marion
Robert Reed
Reed
Vincennes
Evansville
Owensboro
Local traffic panel weighs damage fears in Indiana case
Committee members led by Priest discuss potential impact on local businesses near the highway project. Strikemore Bowling Lanes owner Donald Munson says the panel has not offered concrete solutions or guarantees. He warns that unless the state can prove benefit, business leaders will oppose changes and pursue further action.
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Priest
Indiana State Highway Commission
Donald J Munson
Strikemore Bowling Lanes
Busiessmen
Munson
Mr. Munson
School Industrial Leaders Shifted To New Positions
Edgar Fleenor resigns as Coordinator of the Adult Apprentice School to join Purdue University Regional Center at Indianapolis. David Eleton is promoted to Coordinator of the entire Schools from Diversified Cooperative Education at Anderson High. Donald Dietzer becomes Coordinator of Diversified Cooperative Education at Anderson High, replacing Middleton. Mortgage debt formation rises from 20 billion in 1960 to 28 billion in 1963, up 12 percent yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Fleenor
G. E. Ebbertt
Fleenor
Purdue University Regional Center
Indianapolis
Anderson Schools
Noblesville
Fleener
Indiana Industrial Education Association
Industrial Management Club
Kiwanis Club
David Eleton
Anderson High School
Anderson
Warsaw High School
Purdue University
Middletons
South
Madison Avenue
Donald Dietzer
Middleton
Dietzer
Orchard Lane
Gemini 5 mission records near miss with phantom during Atlantic flight
Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad report a near encounter with a phantom satellite over the Indian Ocean during Gemini 5’s 34th pass as they race toward a seven to the moon flight. Clouds obscured a Minuteman missile test off Cape Kennedy. The crew rests, while Cooper jokes and the ship endures clutter from rapid-fire experiments. If oceanside landing occurs Sunday, flight distance would top 3.14 million miles, nearly seven times to the moon.
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United States
Cape Kennedy
Florida Peninsula
Indian Ocean
Cooper We Conrad
Onrad
Ocean
Gemini
Gemini Control
Eying
Cooper
Conrad
Cooper to Break Mercury Record With Gemini Flight
The United States aims to surpass Russia in total time in orbit as Gordon Cooper prepares an eight day Gemini 5 mission. If successful, Cooper would become the world’s top space traveler with over 226 hours. A sun watcher satellite to measure solar radiation will be launched from Cape Kennedy on Wednesday, to pass by Cooper and Conrad in orbit. The orbiting solar observatory will orbit at 345 miles, carrying instruments to study solar radiation effects on Earth.
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United States
Russia
Cooper
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
Conrad
School Day High School Workshop On Curriculum Adjustments
Dr Enoch Drumm director of secondary education closes talks on curriculum adjustments to meet all students needs. A general discussion follows with G E Ebbertt moderating. Attendees include head counselors deans and other officials and many attendees from area junior high and high schools.
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Enoch Drumm
G. E. Ebbertt
Prince
Erma van Hook
Central Avenue
Farada Hensley
Columbia
Noel Douglass
Clifford Swift
Anderson High School
Robert Collier
Paul Redding
Madison Heights High School
Ward Hartzell
Hal Wood
Russell Davis
Harold Gallagher
GOP Dinner Features Lodge Scottish Rite Shrine and Local GOP Leaders
A Madison County GOP gathering includes Lodge, Scottish Rite, Shrine and Speed Memorial Church members. Mrs Bowman cites a Burns saying as topic guide. Mr Hendricks brings many facts to the event chaired by Mrs Charles Grenda with Picnic Committee members Mrs John Warner and others. Mayor Frank Allis and County GOP Chairman Myron Seybert among attending officials.
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Scottish Rite and Shrine
Speed Memorial Church
Bowman
Robert Burns
Hendricks
Charles Grenda
Madison County Womens’ Gop
John Warner
Grenda
Brad Stinson
Roger Whiteshead
Robert Prather
Frank Allis
GOP
Myron Seybert
Longtime GOP figure Knox nominee and Ohio political veteran
The text outlines Knox seeking the vice presidential nomination and Brown’s long Ohio political career from 1916 to 1938. It notes Brown’s attempts to win GOP presidential support in 1940 1948 and 1952 with Taft, his role as floor manager for Bricker’s ticket, and his service as Ohio lieutenant governor secretary of state and congressman.
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Knox
Brown
Taft
Ohio
Congress
John W. Bricker
House
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Rules Committee
GOP
Portugal Faces Cod Shortage Sparks Import Plans
Lisbon reports a government announcement that Portugal must import codfish, a setback for a nation famed for diverse cod preparations and one of the world's largest cod fleets, as fishermen struggle to meet demand.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Anderson Obituaries Edgar Weaver and Lanie Rees
Edgar E. Weaver 83 of 709 Isabel Dr. died at St Johns Hospital at 6 am Monday after years of ill health. Survived by wife Susie. daughters Vera Carroll Eva Isbell. sons Paul Garrett Clifford. 11 grandchildren 5 greats. sister Lula Hayes. brother Russell Weaver. Funeral 1:30 pm Wednesday at Brown and Butz with Rev John Holland. burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm today. Lanie L Rees 73 of 2225 Lincoln St. died 11 am Sunday at Community Hospital after six months illness. Born June 23 1892 near Red Key Ind to Charles Julia Stewart Rees. came to Anderson 48 years ago. Survived by daughter Lillian J. Sullivan. sons Lester W Gerald C. two sisters Carrie Sutton Lola Smith. two brothers Arthur Ridgeville William Redkey. 15 grandchildren 8 great. Final rites 10 am today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev John Wine. Burial in unknown cemetery.
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Susie
Vera Carroll
Eva Isbell
Paul
Garrett
Clifford Weaver
Anderson
Lula Hayes
San Antonio
Texas
Russell Weaver
Paris
Weaver
Brown and Butz
John Holland
East Maplewood Cemetery
Lanie L. Rees
Lincoln St
Community Hospital
Mr. Rees
Redkey
Ind
Charles
Julia Stewart Rees
New York Central Railroad
Lillian J. Sullivan
Lester W
Gerald C. Rees
Carrie Sutton
Dunkirk
Lola Smith
Arthur Rees
Ridgeville
William Rees
Edkey
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Wine
First Nazarene Church
Modjeska
B. Hollowell
St. John’s Hospital
Perso
Ned
Wan
Logansport State Hospital
Miss Hollowell
Pauline James Hollowell
S. E. Hollowell
Rosie B. Hollowell
Basil James
Fla
Blanche James
Clifford Wilson
Brown and Butz Funeral
R. Bateman
First Pilgrim Church
Hopewell Cemetery
Air power surge and Viet Cong defeat in Danang? No war’s near end
United States air forces conducted a major strike against North Vietnam including a raid on the Ban Tach dam complex and targeted bridges along the Red River rail line. Jets flew a record 87 sorties, destroying barracks and staging areas while crippling power generation. Ground actions near Chu Lai and Kontum yielded Viet Cong losses as Hue sees political unrest with a student manifesto calling for military purge and elected government. Meanwhile, local obituaries report the deaths of Robert Lamoine Bishop and Modjeska B. Hollowell, both with biographical details and funeral arrangements, and infant Lois Ann Cooper who died shortly after birth with surviving relatives listed.
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Ban Tach
Air Force
North
Chu Lai
U.S
Kontum
Geneva
International Red Cross
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
Hue
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Riley M Johns
Riley M Johns 87 a lifelong Wilkinson resident died Sunday evening in Henry County Hospital New Castle after a brief illness He is survived by a daughter Mrs Stanley Harding New Castle four sons Earl Paul Robert Johns all of Shirley and Dale Johns Wilkinson 22 grandchildren several great grandchildren and one great great grandchild a sister Mrs Sarah Sheets Anderson Final rites will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson The Rev L L Shaver Wilkinson Methodist Church will officiate and burial will be in McCray Cemetery Friends may visit after 2 pm today at the funeral home
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Lois Ann Cooper
Frederick Cooper
16Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Cooper
Pepsi-Cola Company
Anderson
Henry J. Cooper
Teonges
Floyd Stohler
Georg Skinner
Jackson Park
Pleasant Walk
Harold E. Rozelle
Wilkinson
Riley M.johns
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Stanley Harding
Earl
Paul
Robert Johns
Shirley
Dale Johns
Sarah Sheets
Mr. Johns
Pendleton Woman Etta Babe Dickinson Dies at 84
Mrs. Etta Babe Dickinson, 84, of 219 West High Street Pendleton, died Monday at St John’s Hospital after months of illness. Born March 13, 1881, she was a member of Pendleton Christian Church and Eastern Star Auxiliary. Survived by husband Oscar and daughter Ruth Dickinson, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Cornell Bright Funeral Home with Rev Homer Cole officiating. Burial Gravelawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Pendleton
Etta Babe Dickenson
W. High St
St. John’s Hospital
Levi
Amy (Pring) Miller
Pendleton Christian Church
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Oscar
Ruth Dickinson
Niecies
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Homer Cole
Gravelawn
Little Funeral Home
Anti war protestors march on Capitol to denounce Viet Nam policy
Picket line forms on Capitol grounds as demonstrators stage a sit down to protest Viet Nam policy claiming unrepresented Americans are harmed by current laws. The speakers urge student backing for foreign aid and Food for Peace while noting debates in Senate and high councils. Dante Alighieri is cited with his death date listed as 1265.
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Capitol
U.S
Viet Nam
Senate
Na‘tion
Erica
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Emma Balsamo
New York
N.Y
Purdue U
St. George
Asia Minor
Meridian ST. Anderson
Friends
RCA Victor
T and H
Meridian Street
Edgar Weaver
Edgar E. Weaver
Isabel Dr
Mason County
W. Va
Adam H
Viola Weaver
Lanie Rees
Page
Bien Hoa
Lang Bum
Red River
Red China
McA Cemetery
Rede Friends
Robert Bishop
Robert Lamoine
Main St
Mr. Bishop
Wabash County
Alfred
Nellie Bishop
Guide Lamp Division
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Eloise
Logansport
Duane Bishop
John
Ronald Breck
Ethel Ferguson
Newport Beach
Calif
Leon Bishop
Chesterfield
Sells and Rowe Funeral
Howard Western
Fifth Street
Madison
Riley M. Johns
Mrs. Etta Dickinson
Dante Alighieri
Inferno
MET
Billain
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