Gettysburg Excited Over the Coming Eisenhower Residence
Gettysburg Pennsylvania residents show calm excitement as Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife move to a farm near town. A welcome dinner is planned, a church window may honor Eisenhowers, and town facilities prepare for presidential needs. The President will use Gettysburg College buildings for offices.
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U.S. General Services Administration
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Eisenhower fills two service academy vacancies
President Eisenhower named two new Board of Visitors members for the U S Military Academy. Term expirations are December 30, 1963. Appointees are Dr Edwin D Harrison of the Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta and Robert T Stevens former secretary of the Army 1953 55 and current president of the J P Stevens Co.
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UPI
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U. S. Military Academy
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Georiga Institute of Technology
Atlanta
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J. P. Stevens Co
Dorothy Green dies at 74 famed Shakespearean actress
Dorothy Green, 74, a renowned Shakespearean actress of the Stratford on Avon company and the Old Vic, died in her London home after a long illness. She starred in the 1920s and 1930s and made her American debut at Chicago's Blackstone Theater in 1913 as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing.
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London
Dorothy Green
Stratford -On - Avon
Old Vic Theater
Chicago
Blackstone Theater
Beatrice
If You Are Under 80 You Are Not Too Old For Life Insurance
An advertisement promotes a $1,000 life insurance policy from Old American Insurance Company for people under 80. It targets individuals in their 50s to 70s and invites readers to mail in their name address and year of birth to Kansas City, Missouri.
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Old American Insurance Company
Oak, Dept
Two Groups Indicted in Obscene Mail Case in Chicago
A federal grand jury charged 52 people in a conspiracy to mail obscene material linked to the Adonis Male Club and the International Body Culture Association. Investigators tied the operation to free ads in male magazines and a $5 member fee, noting the club had about 750 members and that several cases led to suicides or attempted suicides.
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UPI
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Robert Tieken
U. S
Northern Illinois
Arthur E. Summerfield
Washington
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Tieken
Body Culture Association
Post Office Department
Nirvana Walters
Jack Walters
New York
Indiana
United States
South Carolina
Sid M. Cleveland Lawyer
Sid M. Cleveland practiced law from the Cit Bank Building, contact at phone 643 4478.
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Sid M. Cleveland
Purge Seen In Russian Farm Failure
London dispatch says Khrushchev moves to purge Soviet farm chiefs amid failure of grain plan on virgin lands in Kazakhstan. About 30 party officials removed, with more purges possible across Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan as Moscow signals broad shakeup.
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Uzbekistan
U S bans trips to Cuba over safety concerns
The United States halted tourist travel to Fidel Castro's Cuba citing inability to provide protective services. Travel will be limited to individuals with established business ties, with permits required for residents and those needing special immigration permissions. Official figures show few Americans have visited since relations broke.
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Miami
Mitchell Announces Candidacy for New Jersey Governor
James P. Mitchell, retiring as labor secretary, announced he will seek the Republican nomination for governor of New Jersey. The move follows behind the scenes maneuvering to build GOP support as a free for all primary looms, with President Eisenhower endorsing Mitchell at a Cabinet meeting.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Rotary speaker to discuss Asia trip at Anderson club
Preston G. Woolf, Indianapolis businessman and Rotarian, will address the Anderson Rotary Club Tuesday noon at the YMCA. He recently returned from an extended Asia tour and is expected to speak about it. Bob Shoemaker is program chairman.
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Indianapolis
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Asia
Bob Shoemaker
Turkish Trial Involves Odd Objects In Open Court
In Yassiada Turkey the four month old trial of former government leaders unfolds with bizarre items like a royal dog and a macaroni factory linked to charges. More than 400 defendants including ex Prime Minister Adnan Menderes face constitutional violation counts as cases wind through 15 major indictments.
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Cigarettes Pressed as Major Cause of Lung Cancer
New York UPI. The American Cancer Society estimates 37 000 Americans will die of lung cancer in 1961 with cigarette smoking the major cause. The booklet 1961 Cancer Facts and Figures says elimination of smoking could cut deaths to about a quarter.
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New York
UPI
American Cancer Society
United States
U.S
Milner Completes NCO Academy in Germany
Sgt Donald W Milner son of Mr and Mrs Fmory L Milner of Ingalls recently graduated from the Seventh U S Army Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Bad Talz Germany Milner a supply sergeant with the 66th Ordnance Battalion 48th Company Baumbolder entered the Army in May 1953 and arrived overseas in July 1959 He is a 1951 Pendleton High School graduate His wife Rosemarie accompanies him in Germany.
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Fmory L. Milner
N. Alfonse St
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U. S. Army
Bad Talz
Germany
Milner
66Th Ordnance Battalion
48Th
Baumholder
Army
Steel production nears half capacity in latest week
New York reports steel output rose to about 51.9 percent of mill capacity for the week, up from an estimated 47.6 percent. Actual production climbed 8.9 percent to 1,482,000 tons as officials note ongoing market shifts and policy signals.
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New York
UPI
American Iron & Steel Institute
Air Force releases funds for Bunker Hill construction
The U S Air Force headquarters in Washington allocates 1 540 000 for projects at Bunker Hill Air Force Base in Miami County. The funds cover an airfield blast deflector lighting training building jet fuel storage ground equipment shed and a warehouse and water treatment plant. Interested firms may contact the Cincinnati Air Force Regional Civil Engineer Office for details.
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Washington
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Miami County
George C. Chambers
Anderson
Cincinnati Air Force
Lobbyist Registrations Grow for 1961 General Assembly
Indianapolis officials report new lobbyist registrations for the 1961 General Assembly. Among the groups added are the AFL-CIO Central Labor Council Marion County Building Owners and Managers Assn Indiana State Employees Assn Indiana Consumer Finance Assn and the Indiana Taxpayers Assn.
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UPI
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Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
Marion County
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Indiana Consumer Finance Assn
Indiana Taxpayers Assn
Green To Get Emeritus Senate Post
Washington informs that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has voted to name 93 year old Theodore Francis Green chair emeritus. Chairman Emeritus status honors his long service while Green has not sought reelection. Fulbright says Green may advise on foreign policy and meet with the committee from time to time.
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UPI
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D-Ark
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Senate
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Production Drops Across U S Mines and Factories in December
The Federal Reserve Board reports December output from mines mills and factories fell nearly 2 percent the fourth drop in five months. Auto and steel cutbacks driven declines pushed the industrial production index to 103 the lowest since 1959 with layoffs rising and inventories slashed amid severe mid December snow storms.
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UPI
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Japan and U S Agree 5 Percent Cotton Textile Quota Rise
Tokyo and the United States reached a five per cent increase in cotton textiles exports for the year. The new quota stands at 235 million square yards, matching the 1957 and 1958 levels.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Venezuela pushes world oil curbs at Caracas meeting
President Romulo Betancourt urged producers to regulate output while protecting consumers. Venezuela will reject new exploration concessions and rely on a state oil board. Delegates from Saudi Arabia Iran Iraq Kuwait and Venezuela attended the inaugural session of the OPEC second conference.
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UPI
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Juan Pablo Perez Alfonzo
Night Ag Classes To Begin Today
Adult evening classes in vocational agriculture start tonight at 8 p.m. in Highland High School’s agriculture room. Ten two hour sessions cover swine feeding and selection, marketing, soils, chemicals, dairy feeding, and beef production for area farmers in 1961. Enrollment contacts: Hector Lawler, John Holsinger, Morris Ashton, and others. Richard Dean Halsey is the teacher.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Hector Lawler
John Holsinger
Morris Ashton
Jim Jordan
Maurice Bowsman
Robert Isenagle
Gerald Waymire
Richard Trues
Fred Jones
Carl Hoover
Richard Dean Halsey
Leafs open season with five 30-goal scorers
The Toronto Maple Leafs started the season with five players scoring 30 or more goals, showcasing a high scoring lineup. This mark signals strong offensive depth and potential for a deep playoff run. Team leadership remains focused on consistency and defense to support the quartet.
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Toront Maple Leafs
Khrushchev Summit Hopes Seen Shielding Peace
Khrushchev hopes for a summit with Kennedy to safeguard world peace during the presidential transition. Officials warn the next two weeks are highly vulnerable for U S security as the Soviets or allies may test for quick gains in Laos Cuba Congo or Berlin. Rusk and McNamara have detailed briefings to ensure decisive action if needed.
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White House
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Harry S. Truman
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Congo
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U.S
Kennedy
State Department
Powder Firm Builds Polyolefins Unit
Hercules Powder Co. begins construction of a second multi million dollar polyolefins unit at its Lake Charles La plant. The first 60 million pound annual capacity unit is to start February. the second unit is due for completion early in 1962.
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Hercules Powder Co
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Kaiser Cuts Electric Weld Steel Pipe Prices in West Midwest
Kaiser Steel Corp. reduced prices about $20 per ton on electric-weld steel pipe ranging from 58 16 to 18 inches in diameter to meet price competition of other pipe producers in the west and midwest. The pipes are used mainly for gas water and oil distribution.
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UPI
Kaiser Steel Corp
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