Space fears rise as neurosis shift with times expert says
London based psychiatrist Dr. Raphael Kerry reports a new space phobia trend among four patients who fear being pulled into orbit or collisions as satellite launches expand. He notes space preoccupation as a feature of modern civilization and cites a growing spread of space cults and religious interest.
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Times
Raphael Kerry
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Gecy Snide
Earth
Space
Outer Space
Britain
Illinois leaders clash and shake hands at banquet
Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier and Democratic Leader Paul Powell met at an Illinois Farmers Union banquet. They shook hands and chatted briefly but refused a repeat photo greeting. Powell quipped, Let's not get too damn chummy.
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Springfield
UPI
Charles F. Carpentier
Paul Powell
Illinois
Illinois Farmers Union
Carpentier
Powell
Handley appoints Indiana state board members
Governor Handley announced appointments to several commissions. William K. Mollenhour Jr. of Warsaw joins the Indiana Aeronautics Commission, replacing Col. Wayne W. Ricks of Indianapolis. Other new appointees include Olive L. Miller to the Madison State Hospital Advisory Board, Edward Kaminski to the Pharmacy Board, Lewis Runnels to the Veterinary Medical Examination Board, and William E. Finney to the Indiana Real Estate Commission, with replacements named for each post.
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UPI
Handley Friday
William K. Mollenhour Jr
Warsaw
Indiana Aeronautics Commission
Wayne W. Ricks
Madison State
West Lafayette
Indiana Real Estate Commission
William E. Finney
Lafayette
Paul Schultze
World Communist Plan Outlined For 1950s Global Moves
A Moscow manifesto from leaders of 81 Communist parties predicts expanded Soviet aims across Asia Africa and Latin America with emphasis on racial tension anti colonialism and economic political warfare. It cites Congo Spain Portugal Belgium Indochina Cuba and the Panama Canal as strategic flashpoints and foresees Britain drawn into rising conflicts as new nations gain independence.
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Africa
Latin America
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South Korea
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Southeast Asia
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France
Spain
Portugal
United States
Belgium
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Caribbean
Panama Canal
Great Britain
Three men plead guilty to counterfeit currency in Logansport
In Hammond Indiana three men pleaded guilty to possession of counterfeit currency amid a surge of fake five dollar bills in Logansport. James B Owens 23 Alfred H Rogers 29 both of Memphis Tennessee and Palmer C Rust 25 of Chicago admitted buying the bills at forty dollars per one hundred.
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Hammond, Ind
Logansport
U. S
Martin H. Kinney
James B. Owens
Alfred H. Rogers
Memphis
Tenn
Palmer C. Rust
Chicago
Judge to Trial Sharecroppers in Eviction Case
Federal Judge Marion Boyd said he will hear evictions case by case starting Jan. 16 in Fayette and Raywood counties in west Tennessee. He extended a restraining order protecting about 400 Negroes in Fayette County while a prior injunction blocks 309 evictions nearby. The hearings will decide if actions target voting rights or are due to other factors.
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UPI
Marion Boyd
West Tennessee
Boyd
Fayette
Raywood
Fayette County
U. S. Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Construction Gains in Indiana Plans in November
Indianapolis AP reports Indiana construction contracts in November reached 54.6 million dollars, a 20 percent rise from 1959. Heavy engineering contracts totaled 19.8 million, over four times the year before, while residential and non residential contracts fell 14 percent to 20.5 million and 15 percent to 14.4 million respectively.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
F. W. Dodge Corp
Court News: Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces Filed
Madison County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association sues Clarence E Waymire on notes totaling 762 91 in three paragraphs. Richard Bryan Wallace vs Thomas Callihan seeks damages for property loss. Deborah Duke sues George Hase caster and Florence Martz for damages. Hancock vs John E Hancock seeks divorce. Ida Rose McClintock vs City of Anderson seeks 150 000 damages for personal injuries. Wanda King divorce action between Al Woolbert and Thomas King. Bevelhimer vs Darrell Jackson seeks property damage. Mottweiler vs Paul Mottweiler seeks divorce. Court minutes show Hazel Gully decision finding for plaintiff in divorce action.
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Madison County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Clarence E. Waymire
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and Farr
Richard Bryan Wallace
Thomas Callihan
Ketner and Yelton
Deborah Duke
George Hasecaster
Florence Martz
Superior Court
Winona Hancock
John E. Hancock
Stewart and
Austin
Ida Rose McClintock
City of
Anderson
al Woolbert
Thomas King
Wanda King
Busby
Davisson
Cooper
Plan to Burn A Mortgage Highlights Church Events
Sunday services at the Metho dist Church were held in the annex due to furnace trouble in the main sanctuary. A mortgage burning service is planned with Dr. Byron Stroh of Indianapolis speaking in the morning and afternoon. Eastern Star notes, social visits, and New Year festivities are also reported along with local family visits and wintering in Florida.
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Summitville
Byron Stroh
Indianapolis
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Olive Bair
Leonard Kade
Violet Jenny
Agness Moyer
Orville Jacobs
Sheridan
Cora Webb
Aroma
Homer Thorn
Albert Webb
the Baptist Church
William B. Housam
Robert Watson
Tim
Harold Watson
Joyce
Janet Bailey
Milan
Faye Bear
Minnie Allen
Virgil Himelick
Harlan Eaton
Florida
AMF Toy Division to Move to Olney Illinois Plant
AMF Toy Division of American Machine and Foundry Corp will relocate from Hammond Indiana to a new million plant in Olney Illinois next fall. The move will cost about 500 Hammond jobs and raise annual payroll by 2.2 million. the Hammond plant is deemed inadequate and not economically redesignable.
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Hammond, Ind
American Machine and Foundry Corp
Hammonds
Olney
Ill
Norman G. Wintermantel
AMF
Wheel Goods
Hammond
Wintermantel
Kennedy appoints Tobin and Gordon to economic advisers
President elect John F Kennedy announces two new members for the council of economic advisers. James Tobin of Yale University and Kermit Gordon of the Ford Foundation join the three member board led by Walter Heller of Minnesota University. Tobin directs the Cowles Foundation while Gordon leaves Williams College to work with Ford Foundation on development and administration.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
James Tobin
Yale University
Kermit Gordon
Ford Foundation
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter Heller
Minnesota University
Tobin
Yale
Cowles Foundation For Research
Gordon
Williams College
Hearing Range Beats Bats By Human Ears
A historical note explains human ears hear up to 20 000 cycles per second while bats communicate around 50 000 vibrations per second, highlighting why humans often cannot hear their echolocation calls.
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Chicago
Probate Court New Estates Filed In Court Ledger
Probate court records list new estates including Estate of Faye I Barnhizer with 14500 personal property and Rose mary A Wainscott as administratrix. Ketner and Yelton handle Estate of Ella Mabel Carroll with 5000 value and Everett McDaniels as executor.
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Faye I. Barnhizer
Rosemary A. Wainscott
Ketner and Yelton
Ella Mabel Carroll
Everett McDaniels
Courtesy Swings Indiana Lawmakers In Speaker Vote
In Indianapolis lawmakers cast courtesy ballots for rivals. Rep. Birch Bayh backed Rep Richard Guthrie for House Speaker, Guthrie winning 64 to 34. Sen S Hugh Dillin backed Sen C W Martin for president pro tem, Martin failing 26 to 23.
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Ines
Indiana
Senate
House
Birch Bayh
West Terre Haute
Richard W. Guthrie
Guthrie
Bayh
Hugh Dillin
D-Petersburg
C. W. Martin
Martin
Dillin
Senate Clears Path for Filibuster Change Test
The Senate moved toward a test on curbing filibusters with a three fifths vote option to end debate, signaling confidence among supporters. A competing plan would require a simple majority, while opponents warned the fight could delay Kennedy era legislation and the new frontier proposals.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Castro Near Fall at DePauw Convocation
Rear Adm. Ellis Zacharias, former deputy director of Navy Intelligence, told DePauw University listeners that Fidel Castro's regime in Cuba is numbered and that it will not be long before Castro is liquidated. He urged a quick psychological warfare campaign and criticized U.S. policy and domestic security coordination.
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Greencastle
Ind
UPI
Navy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Ellis Zacharias
Navy Intelligence
DePauw University
Castro
Zacharias
Starch Yield From Sweet Potatoes Surpasses Expectation
Birmingham reports a remarkable starch yield from sweet potatoes with as much as ten pounds of commercial starch produced from one pound of tubers, signaling an efficient processing method and potential industry impact.
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Birmingham
Senate Inquiry Refuses Data on 100000 in Unexplained Income
Washington AP A top Navy civilian employee George P Cross at Brooklyn refused to reveal sources of about 99933 dollars spent 1955 to 1959 citing Fifth Amendment protection before Senate subcommittee investigating payoffs by ship repair contractors to MSTS staff Cross said he had done nothing wrong in his MSTS role and would not resign while investigators say the funds were traced to cashier s checks from five banks and unexplained income efforts continue to seek answers
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Navy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Senate
George P. Cross
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Cross
Military Sea Transportation Service
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MSTS
McClellan
Paul E. Kammerick
FBI
Kammerick
Lebanon says Arab states could make atomic bomb
Lebanon Information Minister Fouad Ghosn told foreign correspondents this week that Lebanon and other Arab countries have the potential to build an atomic bomb, and their restraint is due to a love of peace. He spoke amid discussions of reported Israeli nuclear production interests.
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Lebanon
Fouad Ghosn
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