Indiana must start port by 1968 to save public port
Governor Welsh warned Indiana must begin construction of a Lake Michigan port in Porter County by 1968 without federal funds or risk losing the public port to private interests. He said Bethlehem Steel may buy back the land and Midwest Steel could back a private site, creating a Gary-like steel economy and depriving farmers of shipping benefits. Welsh pushed a 5.4 million Economic Development Fund financed by a higher cigarette tax and urged legislative action this session.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Porter County
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Army Engineers
Bethlehem
Midwest Steel Division
National Steel Corp
Gary
General Assembly
Indiana Port Commission
NATO Periled As French Veto Blocks Request
In Brussels President de Gaulle vetoes Britain's bid to join the Common Market despite U.S. urging. Five states rally against France and boycott a Baden-Baden ministerial meeting. Heath laments a political move, while U.S. officials pressed Bonn for a last-ditch appeal to Kennedy.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
NATO
Germany
Walter Hallstein
Efi A An
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Europe
France
Baden-Baden
Ludwig Erhard
Edward Heath
de Gaulle
British Broadcasting Corp
Heath
Five Nations
United States
John W. Tuthill
European Communities
Erhard
Bonn
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Frost Tribute Paid In World Mourning
Robert Frost, 88, the New England poet of simple verse, died in Boston at 1:50 a.m. EST Tuesday after a seven week illness. He lived as a humanist and writer, with public memorials planned for Amherst College and Old Bennington. Nobel contemplation followed his passing.
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UPI
Robert Frost
New England
Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Old Bennington
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Moscow
Tass
Arthur A Brady Dies at 56 in Anderson
Arthur A Brady 56 of 824 West 8th Street died Tuesday morning at St John Hospital after illness at home. He directed Contract Administration at Delco Remy Division since 1942 and owned the former Anderson Store Company. Surviving: widow Betty daughter Ann stepson Peter Brady brother George Brady and several cousins. Memorials to Cancer Society Loan Cupboard. Private funeral Thursday at Elmridge Mausoleum Muncie conducted by Rev George Taggart.
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Arthur A. Brady
W. 8Th St
Delco-Remy Division
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
George A
Carolyn C. Brady
Anderson Store Company
Citizens Banking Company
Delco- Remy Division
The
Cancer Society
Brady
Elmridge
Muncie
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Japanese executive demonstrates product in cardboard coffin
The president of a Japanese firm climbed into a cardboard coffin on live TV to show his product is soft and comfortable. Six employees carried the coffin away pall bearer style as part of a promotional stunt for a paper company product selling for about 15 dollars, roughly half the price of a standard pine casket.
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Tokyo
UPI
Aluminum Firm To Establish Plant In City
Florida Industries Inc of Tampa will open a new branch plant Feb 1 in this city at 2003 Dewey St in a leased building from Acme Iron and Metal Co. The operation will start with seven to eight employees and grow to 25 to 30 soon. Edward Meade will manage the local plant, having moved here from Tampa.
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Florida Industries, Inc
Tampa
Fla
Daniel Rachelson
Anderson of Commerce
Dewey St
Acme Iron and Metal Company
Tue
Edward Meade
Robert Austin
Mr. Meade
Florida Sehesistan
Rachelson
Florida
Anderson Library Closes Thursday for Interior Repairs
The Anderson Public Library will be closed all day Thursday to permit completion of interior repair work. The library will reopen Friday with normal hours.
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Anderson Public Library
Continental Airlines Plane Crashes at Municipal Airport
A Continental Airlines turbo prop passenger plane, Flight 290 from Midland to Tulsa with stops in Oklahoma City, slammed into a dike at Kansas City Municipal Airport, nosed over, and burst into flames. Police say the coroner was summoned and initial reports indicate no one escaped. total aboard unknown.
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Continental Airlines
Midland
Tex
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Bank Robber In Livonia Steals Up To 140000
In Livonia a bandit robbed a Detroit area bank of up to 140000. He forced three men inside to shed coats so two female employees could lie on them then tied everyone with wire. FBI’s initial estimate was 50000 but Livonia police cap tain cites up to 140000.
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Detroit
UPT
Walter Raleigh
Livonia
FBI
Chicago Fed chief cites 1962 gains in Seventh District
Charles J. Scanlon, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, reported in his annual address that the five-state Seventh District comprising Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin showed substantial gains in most economic activities during 1962, equaling or exceeding national gains.
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Chicago
UPI
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Charles J. Scanlon
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Reformatory Inmate Dies From Stabbing
Indiana Reformatory inmate Virgil R. Plain, 26, held for the death of John David Veare, 19, after an afternoon argument in Cell House G. Veare was stabbed five times with a home made knife and died en route to Methodist Hospital. Veare had a Vermillion County larceny sentence. Plain was serving 10 years for armed robbery.
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Indiana
Reformatory
John W. Buck
Buck
Vearo
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Veare
Vermillion County
Plain
Thant Declares Congo U.N. Mission Moving to Aid Phase
U Thant announced the active U.N. military operation in the Congo is over and that foreign aid will be stepped up. The 19,000 strong force will be reduced to 12,000 to 13,000 by March end but remain to prevent tribal warfare and maintain order.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Congo
County Commission Cites Beneficence
Madison County Board of Commissioners accepted about 9300 from the will of Emma C. Fryer and with no known prior ties to the county home directed the funds to be converted to government securities. The action withdraws the amount from the general fund for later use as determined by the commissioners.
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Madison County Board of Commissioners
Commissioner’s Court
United States’ Treasury
Catlin Whitehead
Fred Cook
Madison County
Bell Would Link Alexandria and Anderson With Toll Free Service
Indiana Bell asked the Public Service Commission to create toll free local calling between Alexandria and Anderson. The move would serve 710 customers, expand the Alexandria area from 3 300 to 27 700 telephones, and raise Alexandria residential rates while leaving Anderson rates unchanged. The plan aims to cut long distance charges on 167 000 calls yearly and could be completed within 18 months after approval.
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Alexandria
Anderson
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
the Publicance Commission of
Indiana
Joay
Winkler
Indiana Bell
PSC
Com
Kennedy proposes broad education aid package
President Kennedy sent Congress an aid to education program aiming to expand public schools and higher education facilities and teacher pay. The plan doubles federal education spending to about 1.5 billion annually, with total three to four year cost around 5 billion, drawing public school favor and parochial school criticism.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Frederick G. Hockwall
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Education and Labor Committee
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Rep
Powell
Whens Aid
Eiuance
New Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals
New arrivals report multiple births at St. John s Hospital and Community Hospital. The Wrights of Rt 1 welcome a daughter while Leonard Patterson and James Stapleton families announce girls and a boy born to Layman Hall at 2726 West 34th Street in Alexandria and surrounding addresses.
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St. John's Hospital
William Wright
Rt. 1
Community Hospital
Leonard Patterson
Hendricks St
James E. Stapleton
Alexandria
Layman E. Hall
34Th St
Cold To Ease But Snow May Follow In Indiana
A 10 day run of subzero cold appeared likely to ease by Wednesday. Moderating temperatures could trigger a new round of snow, likely one to three inches across northern two thirds of Indiana. The death toll rose to 53 as overnight lows remained in the teens and 20s, with subzero readings continuing the prior week.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Indiana Plan faces floor tests in reapportionment bid
The Indiana House Republican majority backed the Indiana Plan for constitutional amendment reapportionment amid Democratic objections. The plan would create a 60 seat Senate and a 100 seat House reapportioned every ten years by population. A minority report urged postponement and warned of federal court action if reapportionment is delayed.
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Pozgay
Senate
House
Indiana
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