Underground Tests Found More Costly
The Atomic Energy Commission said underground U S tests in response to Soviet atmospheric blasts are slower and more expensive than expected. The 1961 report notes limits on yield and test types and cites ongoing Kennedy pressure for atmospheric testing amid Soviet detonations totaling about 120 megatons.
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UPI
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United States
AEC
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Kennedy Pivots to Reorganization Plan for Urban Dept
In a tense session last Wednesday Urban Affairs stalled 9 to 6 as Southern Democrats joined Republicans to reject a bill creating a new department. Kennedy announced a shift to the reorganization route to achieve the same aim with the Housing and Home Finance Agency elevated to department status and placed under the proposed new entity. The government operations committee has 100 days to report.
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Kennedy
House
George Meader
Rmich
Government Operations Committee
America
U. S
Housing & Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Bible Publishing Plant in Cleveland Produces Millions Annually
A Cleveland printing company prints and binds about three million Bibles each year. The operation highlights substantial production capacity and ongoing religious publishing activity in the region.
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Cleveland
Primatene Tablets Offered For Asthma Relief
An ad claims Primatene tablets provide asthma relief without prescription, lasting hours. It touts three medicines in full strength to open airways ease congestion and reduce spasms, promising better sleep and nighttime relief for 98 cents at drugstores.
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New York
N. Y
Three Inmates Held For Throwing Acid
Three Indiana State Reformatory inmates were held after acid was thrown in the face of William L. Thacker 34 another inmate serving 10 to 25 years for an Evansville robbery. Thacker was called to the door by the trio in the laun dry where acid used in the sheet metal shop and the furniture factory was hurled at him. Buck said one man worked in the paint shop and the other two in sheet metal. The incident appears tied to a debt. Thacker was hospitalized in Indianapolis with possible loss of sight in his left eye.
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Indiana State Reformatory
William L. Thacker
Evansville
John W. Buck
Thacker
Buck
Flood Scenes as Wabash and White Rivers Rise Across Counties
In Below Zero County and by P R Mallory Co a helicopter readies to move 120 workers Wednesday. Floods block Interstate 43 north of Lafayette as waters sit over 10 feet above flood stage. The upper Wabash runs high at Bluffton and Wabash with an ice jam at Bluffton. Covington shows Wabash waters eight plus feet above banktop. Lower Wabash in Sullivan area remains clear with occasional ice chunks. White River rises five feet above flood stage at Spencer and leaves banks near Edwardsport. Lower White at Petersburg remains at banktop and may crest two feet by Friday.
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White River
Spencer
Edwardsport
Petersburg
Philippines Flood Aid Appeal Urges Citizens Help
Manila reports President Diosdado Macapagal called on the public to provide material aid for flood victims in the southern Philippines. The disaster has killed at least five people and left about 15 500 homeless.
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Manila
API
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Supreme Court ruling changes assessed value for vehicles and furnishings
The decision requires a one third valuation for vehicles and household goods under 1959 reform laws. Vehicles will use red and blue book values, furnishings via room by room or itemized lists, with May 15 filing. Arterburn cautioned against constitutional stretching while noting potential legislative fixes.
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State Tax Board
Arterburn
United States
Six Japanese Miners Die in Kyushu Mine Blast
TOKYO AP reports a gas explosion in a coal mine in Fukuoka prefecture Kyushu killed six miners and seriously injured two others. Police said the disaster occurred Tuesday at the mine located in southern Japan.
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Fukuoka
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National
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Bobbit seeks third term
Indiana Republican Arch N. Bobbit, a judge on the state Supreme Court, announced Tuesday his plan to seek renomination for a third six year term on the high court.
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UPI
Arch N. Bobbit
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Auto Insurance Rates To Increase In Indiana
Indiana auto insurance premiums rise effective Wednesday after the State Insurance Department approved higher rates. The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the National Automobile Underwriters Association set increases averaging 14.8 percent for liability and 12.1 percent for auto physical damage including collision and comprehensive.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Insurance Department
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Glenn mission postponed as Ranger III misses moon by 23000 miles
NASA officials delay the Mercury mission after a fuel leak on the Atlas rocket pad and weather concerns. Astronaut John Glenn remains calm, awaiting fully ready conditions, with two weeks postponed and officials citing safety and test completion before liftoff.
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Hardware group elects Indiana leaders
The Indiana Retail Hardware Association elected Lloyd G Caley of Huntington as president and named Robert Quick of Frankfort as vice president W. J. Shelly of Indianapolis as managing director and Harold Shick of Muncie as board member on Tuesday.
Congo Crisis Sparks Debate Over Soviet Tactics
At a United Nations Security Council session, Zorin urged a new Congo debate while Arkadev, a Soviet official, was seen passing notes to him. Western powers fear Moscow aims to trigger trouble aided by Gizenga’s detention in Leopoldville amid reported plans of a colonial plot.
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Leopoidville
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Cease fire hopes rise as De Gaulle may speak on Algerian talks
Reports from Algiers and French papers claim imminent accord between French authorities and Algerian rebels. A Belgian radio quote says De Gaulle will address France on February 5 about self-determination. Internal strife and S A O hostility mark the crisis.
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Geneva
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France
Neighborhood Election Results Summary
Election tallies list multiple precincts with votes including North Anderson 545 Westvale 775 Shadeland 571 and Washington 605. Other precincts show Meadowbrook 379 Park Place 416 Riley 422 Seventh Street 371 Hillcrest 17 El Dorado 93 and Twenty- Ninth Street 394.
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Park Place
Riley
Seventh Street
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Twenty- Ninth Street
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Westvale
Hillcrest
el Dorado
Stoney Creek Farm Bureau Fish Fry Guests Speaker
Madison County treasurer Eg bert Hood will speak at the Stoney Creek Farm Bureau annual fish fry at 6 30 p m February 12. The dinner is prepared and served by the men of the group led by Emery Wyant, chairman.
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Madison County
Egbert Hood
Stoney Creek Farm Bureau
Emery Wyant
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries note Ralph Pritchard 71 of New Carlisle died Monday in Memorial Hospital South Bend. Survived by widow Lucille Jessup two daughters a grandchild and siblings. Services Thursday in Noblesville with burial in Crownland Cemetery. Harold M Dean 55 of Sheridan dies at River View Hospital Noblesville. Burial Crownview Cemetery. Dean a WWII veteran and ex owner of Dean Tavern survived by widow mother son two sisters and a brother. Services Friday in Sheridan. Asa Kearns 80 of Columbus dies unexpectedly in Columbus home. Survived by daughter Lucille Spohn and two grandchildren. Burial in a Columbus funeral home set for Friday.
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Ralph _ Pritchard
New Carlisle
Purdue Extension University
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Ind
Memorial Hospital
South Bend
Lucille Jessup
Tipton County
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Elkhart
Earl Ward
Hibbing
Minn
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Sheridan
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Coaltrin Funeral Home
Mary Hiatt
Friends Church
Crownland Cemetery
Harold M. Dean Sheridan
Harold M. Dean
S. Main St
Anderson
Riverview Hospital
Hinshaw
Crownview Cemetery
Dean
American Legion
Sheridan Christian Church
Asa Kearns
Columbus
Ohio
Florence Brisco
Longfellow Rd
Lucille
Charles Spohn
Brisco
Gretchen
Harold J.) Cromwell
Cromwell
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Mollie
Asa Jr
California
Edna
Ward) Sparks
Indianapolis
Services for William Robinson and Susan Crosley
Shirley service for William Robinson 78 held at Condo and Son Funeral Home in Wilkinson with burial at Harlan Cemetery beside the Shirley Christian Church. Susan T Crosley 87 of Hamilton County dies. services at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville with burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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William Robinson
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Verle Libby
Shirley Christian Church
Harlan
Susan Crosley
Noblesville
Susan T. Crosley
Hamilton County
Coaltrin
Robert Sutton
Obituaries of Ples Bledsoe and J C Jacks
Ples Bledsoe 80 of Jasonville died at home. He was a retired coal mining engineer and member of First Baptist Jasonville. Survived by Bertha a daughter and three sons Alfred Seth and Walter all in Anderson plus two sisters and other relatives. Services today with burial at Lebanon Cemetery. J C Jacks 1304 Laurel Street died Thursday. Funeral at Second Methodist Church at 1 p m burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit at Underwood and Brooks Funeral Chapel.
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Jasonville
Anderson
Green County
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First Baptist Church
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Dorothy Hostitler
Terre Haute
Ind
Alfred
Seth
Walter
Laura Walker
Lena Mathews
McClanahan Funeral
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J. C. Jacks
Laurel St
Second Methodist Church
James Davis
East Maplewood
Underwood and Brooks
Services for Harry J. Couch at Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harry J. Couch 56 of 701 Alexandria Dr Anderson a Post Office clerk at 23rd and Meridian Sts died Monday. Services at 10 am Thursday by Dr. Robert W Fribley of First Methodist Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Joe Couch
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Anderson
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
OAS splits over Castro expulsion vote at conference
The OAS moved between soft and hard line factions in conference proceedings. Uruguay shifted positions, signaling support for expulsion, while observers noted U S pressure for immediate action could sway more votes. Cuban delegates condemned closed door decisions as the closing debate looms.
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Martinez Montero
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Castro
Cuba
UN Seizes Soldiers at Kindu in Kivu Province
UN forces seize soldiers at Kindu in Kivu Province amid efforts to evacuate endangered missionaries. In Montreal the winter snowfall exceeds that of Moscow, marking the city's harsh climate among North American metropolises.
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Kivu
United Nations
Montreal
Moscow
North America
Services for Mrs. Lillian Casey Held at St. Marys
Mrs. Lillian Casey 90 of 516 W 10th St died Sunday. Services are at 9 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly. Burial in West Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home. She was widow of Timothy Casey longtime The Anderson Daily Bulletin employee.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
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Anderson Daily Bulletin
Walter Rudd services set at Second Baptist Church
Walter Roy Rudd 48 of 1809 Louise Street will die Sunday. Funeral services are at 1 p.m. today at Second Baptist Church with Rev. Robert L. Saunders. Burial is in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may visit at L C. May Funeral Home. Active pallbearers: George Page Rudolph Page Ike Parker Hal Cox William Johnson Dave Streaty. Honorary pallbearers: Charles Shields Robert Page William Dixon Bill Warrington Charles Miller Ray Wilson.
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Louise St
Second Baptist Church
Robert L. Saunders
East Maplewood Cemetery
L. C. May Funeral Home
George Page
Rudolph Page
Ike Parker
Hal Cox
William Johnson
Dave Streaty
Charles Shields
Robert Page
William Dixon
Bill Warrington
Charles Miller
Ray Wilson
United Nations Debates Angola Self-Rule and Portugal Sanctions
A 45 nation UN resolution supporting Angolan self determination failed 23 43 with 32 abstentions. It urged Portugal to release political prisoners and institute reforms transferring power to Angolans while urging members to deny Portugal support used in Angola. NATO and Soviet bloc disputed Portuguese use of Western aid in overseas territories.
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United States
Poland
Bulgaria
Portugal
U. N
Lisbon
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Soviet Union
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Western Alliance
House Votes on Conference Bill for Scholarships
House and Senate conference committee may accept a compromise bill carrying scholarships. Leaders dropped scholarships temporarily to restudy the subject as supporters cite college population rising from 3.6 million to over 6 million by 1970. Educators warn the United States must train more youth to keep pace with the Communist world.
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Senate Conference Committee
United States
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