Frost Tribute Paid in Boston and Amherst
Frost, the New England poet laureate, died at 1:50 a.m. Tuesday. A memorial service will be held at Union Church and interment in Old Bennington Vermont. President Kennedy hailed him as a national treasure. Tributes poured in from around the world.
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Boston
Union
Amherst College
Amherst
Mass
Swedish Academy
Stock
Frost
Helm
Academy
Peter Bent Beighon Bose
Washington
John the Sternince
F. Kennedy
Moscow
Tass
Arthur Brady Dies Tuesday at 36
Arthur A. Brady 36 of 824 W. &h St. died Tuesday morning at St John's Hospital after being ill at home. He was director at Delco Remy Division, former owner of Anderson Store Co., and a director of Citizens Banking Co. Survived by widow Betty, daughter Ann, stepson Peter Brady, two brothers, and cousins. Memorials to Cancer Society Loan Cupboard. Private funeral Thursday at Elmridge Mausoleum in Muncie.
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Arthur A. Brady
W. &H St
Delco Remy Division
St John’s Hospital
Anderson
George A
Carolyn ©. Brady
Anderson Store
Citizens Banking Company
Delco- Remy Division
Harold , Rozelle
The
Cancer Society
Brady
Yong
Elmridge Mausoleum
Muncie
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Florida aluminum firm to open Tampa branch plant
Florida Industries Inc of Tampa Florida announces a new branch plant in the city, set to begin operations Friday February 1. The plant at 2003 Dewey Street will start with seven to eight workers and grow to 25 30. Edward Meade is named manager. The venture is backed by the Chamber of Commerce New Business and Industry Committee and aims to strengthen the local industrial base.
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Florida Industries, Inc
Tampa
Fla
Daniel Rachelson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S
Heckaman
Earl Hoover
Newt
Dewey St
Acme Iron, and Metal Company
Penn UA Wean
Edward Meade
Robert Austin
Chamber of Commerce
Meade
Florida Industries
Rachelson
Plane Crash at Municipal Airport After Turboprop Impact
A Continental Airlines turboprop flight from Midland to Tulsa with stops at Oklahoma City and Tulsa crashed at Kansas City Municipal Airport Tuesday night. Officials said the coconer was sent and no one likely escaped. The aircraft struck a dike, nosed over, and burst into flames. boardings unknown.
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Continental Airlines
Municipal Aiport
Flight 29
Midland
Tex
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
President hides in cardboard coffin in TV ad
Tokyo reported the president of a Japanese firm climbed into a cardboard coffin in a televised commercial to show the product is soft and comfortable. He reclined in what the firm calls a paradise coffin and was carried away by six employees as pallbearers. The coffin, developed by a paper company, retails for 15 dollars, about half the price of a standard Japanese pine casket.
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Tokyo
Anderson Library to Close Thursday for Interior Repairs
Announcement states Anderson Public Library will be closed all day Thursday with reopening Friday for normal hours. Closure to permit completion of interior repair work.
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Anderson Public Library
Kennedy seeks education aid amid parochial school row
President Kennedy asks Congress for education funding from grade school to graduate school to add classrooms and raise teacher pay. The plan stirs long standing parochial school disputes with church groups and lawmakers debating religious allocations and total cost around 5 to 13 billion dollars over several years.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Frederick G. Hockwalt
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Adam Clay- Stton Powell
D-N.y
House Education and Labor Committee
New Arrivals Ande rsomates Concessions In Education Bill
The article notes broad support for Kennedy education proposals with notable concessions. Speaker McCormack expects prompt consideration. It lists several births at local hospitals and confirms statements from Rep. Powell and other backers, referencing families in Alexandria and nearby areas.
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Kennedy
John W. McCormack
St. John's Hospital
William Wright
Congress
McCormack
Jone
Community Hospital
Leonard Pattert
Hendricks St
Rep
Powell
James 5. Stapleard
Alexandria
Layman E. Hall
Colums
34Th St
Bank Robber Steals Up To 149000 In Detroit Suburb
In Livonia a bank robbery yielded as much as 149000 according to Livonia police with initial FBI figures at 50000. Five people were restrained during the hold up with disguises and coats removed from victims. Later, Chicago Fed reports strong 1962 gains across the Seventh District economies led by Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Walter Raleigh
Livonia
FBI
Chicago
UPI
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Charles J. Scanlon
Federal District
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mishawoke High School
Patrici Goshrarion
Jora Evans
Ann Schalliol
State must start port or lose Lake Michigan site
Indiana faces losing its proposed Lake Michigan port in Porter County if construction does not begin by 1968 without federal funds Governor Matthew E Welsh said Tuesday The Army Engineers study lists the port as feasible only if basic steel production facilities in the area are being built concurrently.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Porter County
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Army Engineers
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Diana Public Harbor
Virgil R. Plain
India
Gojanapolis
John
David Veare
Clinton
Port
Midwest Steel Division
Stab In
National Steel Corp
Véaro
Rehe
John W
Buck Buck
Wearo
Tadjanapolis
Ind
General Assembly
Indiana Port Commission
Reformatory Inmate Dies From Stabbing
Virgil R. Plain and David Veare die after a stabbing at an Indiana reformatory amid debate over a port project. Gov Welch ties the incident to economic plans, port funding, and a proposed Economic Development Fund financed by a cigarette tax increase, with state officials urging legislative action.
Madison County Receives Nine Thousand Three Hundred Dollars
County Commissioners in Madison convened to receive and accept about $9,300 from the estate of Emma C. Fryer through the First National Bank and Company in Steubenville. The funds, consisting of savings investments and U.S. bonds, were handled after Fryer’s death and the will’s probate. Fred Cook, retiring county home superintendent, notes no prior evidence of the funds’ distribution and questions surrounding the estate.
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United States
Treasury
Friendship For Humanity
Apreanette
Madison County
Emma C. Fryer
U.S
First National Bank
Tg Company
Steubenville
Catlin Whitewad
Fred Cook
Thant declares Congo military action over as aid lands
UN Secretary-General U Thant announced the Congo operation’s active phase has ended and foreign aid can land. He said the UN force of 19,000 will be reduced to between 10,000 and 13,000 by March while remaining to curb tribal warfare and maintain order.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Congo
Bell toll free link would cut long distance costs in Alexandria and Anderson
Bell Telephone Company proposed a toll free intercity link between Alexandria and Anderson to save about 167000 long distance calls annually for residents. Roy Winkler testified at a PSC hearing that the plan would cut expenses and likely grow in value as counties gain wealth and more residents work outside the home community.
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Alexandria
Anderson
Intiana Bell Telephone Company
Public Tech Commission of Indiatra Today
Roy Winkler
Indianapolis
Waitmg Sea Vu Circie Prunay
Indiana
Bell
Haveloohs
Indiana Bell
Wien
PSC
Madison
Winkler
Alexandris
Indiana Bellenstamere
Tha
Morliean Caante
Subzero weather eyed as Indiana utility plan moves forward
Indiana commissioners withhold funds from the general fund to back a utility plan and prepare for toll free calling between Alexandria and Anderson. The sprawling weather shift from subzero to teens is forecast, with potential snow and cold tightening into the state.
GOP Plan For Districting Nears Senate-Capital Vote
The Indiana House GOP faces a decision on the Indiana Plan for reapportionment. Democrats push for immediate redistricting while Republicans back a constitutional amendment route. A minority report argues for postponement to avoid federal court actions and delay until 1966.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
GOP
Senate
House
Pozgay
Colump
France veto blocks Britain from joining Common Market
NATO risk deepens as President de Gaulle vetoes Britain's bid to join the Common Market. Five other member nations rally against Paris, threatening a boycott of Baden-Baden talks and warning that the move imperils European unity and the NATO alliance. U.S. officials, under Kennedy orders, pressed Bonn and Erhard for a last-ditch appeal.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
NATO
Germany
Walter Hallstein
IGGS
U.S
Europe
France
Baden-Baden
Ludwig Erhard
Edward Heath
de Gaulle
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Hearn
Five Nations
United States
John W. Tuthill
Erhard
Bonn
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
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Plain
County Commission
Pate
Associated Press
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Willie Ome
Magnus
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Dsouth Bend
Jerson Telephones
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