Shift in Cuban missile reconnaissance duties
The Defense Department says reconnaissance over Cuba moved from the CIA to SAC a day or two before October crisis. A SAC plane produced the Oct. 14 image of missiles after orders on Oct. 12 or 13. Pentagon denies any CIA-SAC conflict and notes a Senate inquiry led by Sen. Stennis.
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Washington
Cuba
SAC
Pentagon
CIA
Defense Department
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
Newsweek
Kennedy
McGroege Bun
Cia-Sac
U. S
GOP Demands Democrats Act Against Powell
House Republicans urged Democratic leaders to act on Rep. Adam Clayton Powell as they claimed his travels on government funds and wife’s salary damage Congress. Ashbrook led the charge with six co‑speakers, while Powell was absent from the chamber.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-Nly
House Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Powell
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Committee On Education and Labor
Harlem
New York City
Senate
John J. Williams
Robert F. Kennedy
Williams
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Paul Findley
R-Ill
H. R. Gross
A-Iowa
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Robert McClory
R-Iil
J. Arthur Younger
R-Calif
Former Anderson Man Transferred to Oklahoma Plant
Bruce Roberts, son of Mrs Mae Roberts, has been transferred by City Oklahoma to a new General Electric position in Oklahoma City. He previously worked with the firm at Shelbville. The plant will employ about 5000 people and produce a defense item. Mrs Roberts recently returned from Oklahoma after a visit with her son and his family.
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Bruce Roberts
Mae Roberts
City
Okla
General Electric
Oklahoma
Shelbuille
Oklahoma City
Roberts
Indian Quota Set for Coffee Exports in 1962 43 Season
India will have an export quota of 360000 bags of coffee in the 196243 season under a schedule approved by the executive committee of the 57 national International Coffee Conference. Brazil’s quota stands at 18000000 bags.
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New Delhi
India
Brazil
County freshmen named to IU Dean's List top students
Fourteen Madison County students joined 701 Indiana University freshmen on the Junior Division Dean's List for the first semester. Dean P. S. Sikes said the figure is up slightly from 1961-62, citing better preparation, harder work, and recognition of higher education's value. The list includes Arlene Ashton, Barbara Jones, Philip Jones, Preston Levi, Nancy Malone, Jane Ranshaw, Mary Robinett, Lalie Rossen, Phillip Taylor, Janet Too ley, Charlie Jeanne Stettner, Robinpat Tam, Eleanor Renner and others from Elwood and Lapel.
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Madison County
Indiana University
I.U
P. S. Sikes
Sikes
Anderson
Arlene Ashton
Barbara Jones
Philip Jones
Preston Levi
Highland Ct
Nancy Malone
Jane Ranshaw
E. Hartman
Mary Robinett
Poplar St
Lalie Rossen
Melody Lane
Phillip Taylor
E. Vineyard
Roger
Coventry Dr
Janet Tooley
W. 23Rd St. Elwood
Charlie Jeanne Stettner
Rt. 2
Robinpat Tam
Forest Hills Estate
Lapel
Eleanor Renner
Shirley Hospital News Details Local Patient Conditions
Shirley note ninth district hospital care lists several patients. Zora Jones suffered a broken arm at Shirley Christian Church and was taken to Henry County Hospital. Charles Judd remains in serious condition after surgery at Community Hospital Anderson. Others visit or recover include Mrs. Ruby Jones New Castle Lillie Judd Shirley Miss Massie Judd Andersonville Tammy Hedrick recovering from heart surgery at Robert Long Hospital Irene Stites in serious condition Shelbyville Hospital.
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Shirley
Zora Jones
Shirley Christian Church
Henry County Hospital
Charles Judd
Lillie Judd
Anderson
Ruby Jones
New Castle
Massie Judd
Andersonville
Tammy Hedrick
Durward Brewer
Martha Willis
Wilkinson
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Newborn Baby Abandoned in Snow Found in Gary
A newborn boy believed two to three hours old was found abandoned in a snow bank wrapped in old newspapers and a rug in Gary Indiana. He was taken to Gary Methodist Hospital in an incubator and was in good condition after being discovered by school children who heard him cry and alerted the principal and police.
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Gary, Ind
UPI
Gary Methodist Hospital
Air Force awards 1.8 million radio contract
Long Island City based Radio Engineering Laboratories, unit of Dynamics Corp of America, received a 1.8 million Air Force contract to supply radio equipment for the world’s longest tropospheric scatter span. The system uses highly directional antennas to beam signals to the upper atmosphere.
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Long Island City
APC
Radio Engineering Laboratories, Inc
Dynamics Corp. of America
Air Force
Household Labor Share Among American Women
About 96 percent of American women perform their own housework, reflecting widespread domestic labor involvement across households.
Elwood Club Activities Highlight Social Gatherings
Lena Pavese hosted the K A B club with guest Lynette Schmidt of Anderson as bridge winners Mrs Gladys Foland and Pavese. Members included Reichart Laycock Adams Woodsides Richards and Pavese. Upcoming meetings set for March 11 at Reichart home. T T H Club meets 7 30 p m at Ethel Robison home. Afternoon Circle meets 2 p m at Esther Koons home with devotions by Mrs Herman Wright and program by Miss Mabel Digel. C E S to Meet Eastern Star Chapter 71 holds 7 30 p m session in Masonic Temple. Elwood Art League to meet Thursday 7 p m at Elwood Center.
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T.T.H
T.T.H. Club
Ethel Robison
Woman's Association
The
First Presbyterian Church
Esther Koons
N. B St
Herman Wright
Mabel Digel
C.E.S
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Art League
Elwood Art League
Elwood Center
Local Socials Highlight Community Events In Alexandria
Alexandria notes record Friendly Circle carry-in supper with families and lists attendees. Walther League youth group met at Ellis home with Jerry Auler in charge and Rev C M Lucker reading scripture urging participation in the Talent Festival in Indianapolis and noting upcoming conventions in Washington D C and South Bend with local representation planned.
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Alexandria
Friendly Circle
Walther League
Our Blessed Saviour Lutheran Church
Rebecca
Charlotte Ellis
Jerry Auler
C. M. Lucker
Philipians
Trinity Lutheran School
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
Indiana
South Bend
C. M. Lueker
Henry Brown
Kathy Auler
Donna Stokes
Richard Cox
Carl Lueker
Stephanie Lewis
Frank Johnson
Mary Jo Allen
Donna St
World Day of Prayer Observed by Orestes Churches
Three local churches host World Day of Prayer on Friday at 7 30 p m at Orestes Christian Church with Rev Raymond Chaver and Rev Clayton Kendall taking part. Planning chairs are Mrs Everett Judd and Mrs Ruth Harrison. The event features music by church members and a Korea prepared program themed More Than Conquerors.
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Kenneth Schattner
Louise Beem
Central Christian Church
Community School For Christian Service
Doris Pike
Madison County
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
36Th
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Anderson Association of Churches
Orestes
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Lilly Creek Baptist Church
Everett Judd
Ruth Harrison
Charles Delinger
Phil Davis
Phil Robinson
Homer Young
Raymond Chaver
Clayton Kendall
Mesdames
Ralph Reavis
Raymond Chavez
Velma Hayes
James Reed
Howard Hosier
Hubert Shaw
James Leach
Joe Besser
Mary Norris
Christian Women of
Korea
The
United Church Women
Man jailed six months for walking over police car
In Stockton on Tees England John McKitterick walked across a police car rather than around it. He was sentenced Monday to six months in jail for assault and drunkenness in the incident reported by UPI.
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Stockton-On-Tees
England
UPI
John McKitterick
Aubrey Adkins Funeral Services In Elwood Today
Elwood plans a 2 p.m. funeral at York and Dunnichay for Aubrey Adkins of Forrest Hills who died at home Monday. Graveside rites in Scottsburg set for 11 a.m. Thursday. Kiwanis, Elks, Masons and Knights of Pytheas to pay tribute Wednesday night. Ada Walsh and Jacob Estes services noted with details at Jackley funeral home.
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Aubrey Adkins
Forrest Hills
York and Dunnichay
Gordon Kester
First Presbyterian Church
Scottsburg
Kiwanis
Elks Club
Masons
Knights of Pytheas
Jacob Estes
Summitville
Robert L. Jackley
J. E. McCoy
Elwood City Cemetery
Jackley
Curtisville Resident Hazel Blessing Dies At 63
Hazel M Blessing 63 of Curtisville died at 7 am Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marion Hood Curtisville She was born December 27 1899 in Pennsylvania Survived by four sons James Carl Amos Brownsville PA Lewis K Amos Washington County PA and Hamilton Amos Alexandria VA The body is at Robert L Jackley funeral home arrangements pending Mercy hospital dismissals list several residents and Indian University Medical Center transfer notes Elwood Taxpayers Association will hold a special meeting at 730 pm in Elwood city building all Elwood taxpayers invited
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Hazel M. Blessing
Curtisville
Marion Hood
Pennsylvania
James
Carl Amos
Brownsville
Penn
Lewis K. Amos
Washington County
Hamilton Amos
Alexandria
Virginia
Robert L. Jackley
Elwood Taxpayers Association Inc
Elwood City
Elwood Taxpayers
Mrs Lloyd Dixon Hosts Euchre Club Meeting
Mrs Lloyd Dixon entertained the Euchre Club at her Alexandria Pike home for the February gathering with refreshments provided for Mesdames Kenneth Stephenson Charles Garrison Oscar Levi Ray Bramm John Bevelhimer Howard Stitz and Fred Bodenhorn. The next meeting is set for Monday evening March 11 with Mrs Fred Bodenhorn.
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Lloyd Dixon
Euchre Club
Alexandria Pike
Kenneth Stephenson
Charles Garrison
Oscar Levi
Ray Bramm
John Bevelhimer
Howard Stitz
Fred Bodenhorn
Mary Lawler
Rangeline Road
MLS Club
Vivian Smith
Cecil Lewellyn
Emma Houston
Ruth Morgan
Nellie Barger
Elsie Broadbent
Vivian Long
Jerry Lawler
Mary Bronnenberg
Rebekahs Valentine Party at Gilman Lodge
Gilman Rebekah Lodge hosted a Valentine party Friday with Laura Ellen Modlin and Elma Matthew as hostesses. Alexandria Lodge members attended as guests and a playful IQ test assigned grades for kid contests. Sack lunches were served to a list of Alexandria residents including Sylvia Heritage Audry Cox Mary Starr Mildred Blunk Anna Miller Vanetta Humphries Agnes Featherston Marie Foust Mildred Myers Flossie Smith Gladys Featherston Robin Modlin Connie Meyers.
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Gilman
Gilman Rebekah Lodge
Laura Ellen Modlin
Elma Matthew
Alexandria Lodge
Syvia Heritage
Audry Cox
Mary Starr
Mildred Blunk
Anna Miller
Vanetta Humphries
All of Alexandria
Agnes Featherston
Marie Foust
Mildred Myers
Flossie Smith
Gladys Featherston
Robin Modlin
Connie Meyers
YMCA Schedule of Meetings and Classes
Today at YMCA schedule lists 8:00 Breakfast and multiple 12:00 noon sessions including C of C Legislative Luncheons Underwriters and Y Board. Evening items include Realtors Dinner at 6:00 Soroptimists 10:00 National Tile Physical, Aqua Belles 9:00 Aqua Special 12:00, various college swims, girls gym and swim, cadet gym, teenage and cadet swims, women's swim and badminton and men's beginners class with times from 11:00 to 10:30 highlighting a busy public facility day.
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C of C
Mayo County Taxes Itself For Waterworks Fees
Castlebar Ireland Mayo County Council faces an odd tax loop where the county taxes itself on waterworks and sewage plants and pays the collector hired to collect the taxes. Councillors protested calling it daft while officials defend it as permitted under national regulations. The council voted to appropriate the taxes owed to itself.
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J. B. Leneghan
H.J. Kenny
Ireland
J. S. Blowick
Leneghan
Dublin
Interest Bought In Chemical Company By New Jersey Zinc
New Jersey Zinc Co of New York has bought a substantial stake in Catalysts and Chemicals Inc. based in Louisville Kentucky. Catalysts and Chemicals makes catalysts for the chemical petroleum and food sectors.
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New York
UPI
New Jersey Zinc Co
Catalysts and Chemicals, Inc
Catalysts and Chemicals
Louisville
Flu Outbreak Spreads Across Indiana Regions
In Indiana the influenza surge expands beyond initial river counties while waning there. The State Board of Health logged 3,128 cases last week, up from 567 the prior week, with rising school absenteeism seen in northern districts. Gary schools reported 39 percent absent. Dr. A L Marshall Jr. notes quick recoveries suggest lingering immunity from prior Asian flu outbreaks, though no confirmed Indiana cases are yet typed as Asian flu.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Health
Clark
Floyd
Harrison
Gary
A. L. Marshall Jr
Communion Service at First Methodist Church Tonight
Ash Wednesday service at First Methodist Church in the Fellowship Hall from 7 30 to 8 p m with Dr Robert W Fribley and the Rev John E Siner presiding. Prayer guest groups choirs and others will attend. library access available.
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First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Robert W. Fribley
John E. Siner
Margaret Has Mild Influenza At Kensington Palace
London reports Princess Margaret has a mild influenza attack and is confined to her room in Kensington Palace. Announcement made Tuesday clarifies she remains under medical care and stable.
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London
API
Pricess Marsgaret
Kensington Palace
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