Underground Tests Seen More Costly Than Above Ground
The Atomic Energy Commission says underground nuclear tests are slower and more expensive than above ground blasts. The report contrasts underground tests with atmospheric tests as Kennedy pushes for a new cabinet department to oversee urban reform, housing, transportation, and community facilities. Cleveland Bible printing firm outputs three million Bibles annually.
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Kennedy
House
George Meader
R-J Mich
Government
AEC
America
U.S
Housing & Home
Finance Agency
HHFA
Kennnedy
Flooding and Floodstage Update Across Multiple Rivers
The text reports persistent floods across Indiana counties with LaFayette blockage and Hood river remains high. A helicopter readies to move 126 workers Wednesday. Wabash at Bluffton and Wabash at Covington show elevated waters while the White River rises near Spencer Edwardsport and Petersburg with further increases anticipated by Friday.
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Conunurarom
P. R. Mallory Co
Lafayette
Bluffton
Wabash
Covington
AEC limits underground tests and awaits Kennedy go ahead
The AEC says underground testing is limited to lower yield devices and some effects tests cannot be done this way. President Kennedy has instructed preparations for atmospheric tests but has not yet indicated when he will approve. The Soviet Union, after Brest off nuclear talks in September, conducted about 50 atmospheric tests totaling roughly 320 megatons.
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AEC
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Brest
Under Pressure Roll Pask Described as 30g Tums-like Relief
A brief notice discusses Roll Pask product claims of 30 gram dosage and stress relief similar to antacids. It cites consumer questions about effectiveness and safety, urging readers to seek official guidance on use and labeling.
Primatene Promoted as Over-the-Counter Asthma Aid
A New York report touts Primatene as the top doctor prescribed asthma formula now sold without prescription in many states. The tablets claim to open airways relieve congestion and nervous tension, with relief lasting hours at 98 cents a bottle.
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New York
N.Y
Three inmates held in acid attack on Thacker at Indiana reformatory
Inmates at Indiana State Reformatory are held in connection with an acid attack that scarred Evansville burglar Thacker and endangered his sight. Supt Buck says the assault followed a debt dispute and involved three men from the paint and sheet metal shops.
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Pendleton
Indiana State Reformatory
Supreme Court
Williams
L. Thacker
John W. Buck
Thack
Ury
Mondusky
Suie Tax Board
Ory
Thacker
Buck
Robertong Hospital
Indianapolis
Philippines flood aid appeal amid disaster report
Manila appeals for material aid for flood victims as news from Kyushu Japan confirms six Japanese miners dead and 15,500 homeless after a gas explosion in a coal mine. In Indianapolis a Republican judge seeks re nomination to a third six year term on the Indiana Supreme Court.
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Manila
UPI
Diosdado Macapagal
Tokyo
Philip
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Japan
Indianapolis
UPL
Repub
Lican Arch N. Bobbit
Indiana Supreme Court
Court weighs constitutionality of revised tax plan
The court discusses revisions to property tax rules, including room by room valuation or per room goods assessments, and vehicle tax limits. Justice Arterburn cautions against stretching the Constitution while noting states’ retained powers under the federal framework.
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Lower
Arterburn
United States
Auto Insurance Rates Increase In Indiana State
Indiana to raise auto insurance premiums effective Wednesday following an approved rate hike by the State Insurance Department. The increases, tied to higher accident claim costs, average 14.8 percent for liability and 12.1 percent for auto physical damage, with the changes arranged by the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Insurance Department
National Bureau of Casualt Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Associaion
Anderson Obituaries Ples Bledsoe Dies at 80 in Jasonville
Ples Bledsoe 80 of Jasonville died at home at 8 a m Tuesday. Retired coal mining engineer he lived in Green County most of his life and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by Bertha his widow three sons Alfred Seth and Walter and two sisters. Burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Also notices for J C Jacks of 1304 Laurel Street and services at Second Methodist Church with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ples Bledsoe
Jasonville
Anderson
Green County
Laura Walser
Lena Mathews
United States
McClanahan
Poland
Lebanon
J C. Jacks
J. C. Jacks
Laurel St
Jin Second Methodist Church
James Davis
East Maplewood
Underwood and Brooks
Clarence Bright
Clarence E. Bright
Church of God
C. E
Bernadine
Hinshawj
Anni Sheridan Christian Church
Sheridan
Anderson J
Dean Tavvern
Zola Brown Dean
Pearl Dean
Thorntown
Richard Dean
Lawrence
Harry Potter
Ethel ‘White
Indianapolis
Dorval Dean
Walter Rudd
Walter Roy Rudd
Louise St
Second Baptist
Robert L. Saunders
Heig
L. C. May ‘Uneral
Seorge Page
Rudolph Page
the Parker
Hal Cox
William Johnson
Dave Streaty
Charles Shields
Robert Page
William Dixon
Bill Warrington
Charles Miller
Ray Wilson
Sheridan and Anderson obituaries and notices mixed
Obituaries and notices for Harold M. Dean of Sheridan and others list survivors and funeral details in Indiana. Also included is a lengthy excerpt on an Angola decolonization resolution, outlining self determination, political prisoners, and NATO context with Portugal.
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Portugal
U. N
Lisbon
Angola
Soviet Union
NATO
Western Alliance
Space mission delay fuels Algerian politics and NASA plans
The Mercury Atlas mission to the moon is postponed for Glenn as leak repairs on the pad are explored. In Algiers, De Gaulle’s stance fuels Algerian talks amid rumors of ceasefire progress and mounting tensions with rebels.
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Moon
Glenn
de Gaulle
NASA
Mercury
Orbit
Secret Army
Algiers
Geneva
Powers
Space Agency
Fapace Agency
Tenta
Local School Roster Scores Noted Across District
A partial list shows district roll call with many school sites and street references including Longfellow Meadowbrook North Anderson Park Place Riley Seventh Street Shadeland Twenty Ninth Street Washington Westvale Hillcrest and El Pacade among others along with mid term continuation notes.
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Longfellow
Meadowbrook
North Anderson
Park Place
Riley
Seventh
Street
Shadeland
Twenty- Ninth Street
Washington
Westvale
Hillcrest
el Pacade
Unclear UN Plan Evacuation At Kindu And Local Meeting
The report blends United Nations actions with a Madison County official event. It mentions evacuation steps by the UN, a scheduled address by Treasurer Es Divisionari bert Hood at Stoneyville Wagram Creek Farm Bureau, and Montreal weather notes noting severe winters and a February 12 dinner.
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Kindu
Kivu
United Nations
Madison County
Divisionaribert Hood
Stoneyville
Creek Farm Bureau
Montreal
Moscow
Emery Wyant
North America
Ralph Pritchard dies at 71 in Noblesville area
Noblesville born Ralph Pritchard 71 a retired Purdue Extension professor died Monday in Memorial Hospital South Bend. He married Lucille Jessup in 1914 and is survived by his widow two daughters a brother and a grandchild. Friends may call after 2 p m today at Coaltrn Funeral Home Noblesville with services at 2 p m Thursday conducted by Rev Mary Hiatt. Burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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William Robinson Shirley
William Robinson
Shirley
Condo and Son Funeral
Wilkinson
Verle Libby
Shirley Christian Church
Harlan
Susan Crosley
Noblesville
Aes
Susan T. Crosley
Hamilton County Modent
Coaltrin
Robert Lutton
Ralph Pritchard
New Carlisle
Purdue Extension
University
Hammond
Ind
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
Lucille Jessup
Tipton County
Theryn Bennett
Elkhart
Earl Ward
Hibbing
Minn
Elvin
Sheridan
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Mary Hiatt
The
Friends Church
Crownland’ Cemetery
Cuba Exile Split in Inter American Conference On Castro
The conference moved between hard line and soft line blocs over action against Castro. Uruguay shifted to the majority, then back, as observers weighed U S resolve for immediate punitive steps. Only six nations opposed action while Cuba and others criticized behind closed doors deliberations.
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Uruguay
Martinez Montero
U.S
Castro
Cuba
House Debates Scholarships as Conference Committee Action
House leaders moved to halt floor action on scholarships while a conference committee reviews the policy. Backers argued the college population could rise from 3.6 million to over 6 million by 1970 and emphasized educator consensus that U S facilities must grow to compete with the Communist world.
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Senate Conference Committee
United States
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Charles) Spohn
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Columbus Funeral Home
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First Methodist Church
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Anderson Daily Bulletin
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