OAS Moves to Expel Cuba with 14 Nations Backing Action
The United States backed resolution to expel Cuba from the Americas gained guaranteed final passage after 14 nations approved it for submission to the foreign ministers conference in Punta del Este Uruguay. The vote represented a solid two thirds majority.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPI
Cuba
Organization of American States Oas
Inter- American Foreign Ministers
U.S
Dean Rusk
Punts del Este
Guatemala
Jesus Anda Murillo
Rusk
Colombia
Jose Cassedo Castilla
Homero Martinez Montero
Felix Polleri
Cestro
House Votes 1.5 Billion Education Bill
The House approved a 1.5 billion dollar federal aid program to help colleges expand classrooms libraries and laboratories over five years. The plan provides 150 million in matching grants and 120 million in loans annually but excludes student aid. The measure advances to the Senate for action this week as part of Kennedy's broader education drive.
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Washington
UPD
House
Kennedy
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Senate
Reteocrats
Cold Wave Grips Midwest and Northeast with Record Snow
Winter tightened its grip across the Middle West and Northeast as a Canadian front sent temperatures plunging to record lows. Snow and ice caused highway hazards, bridges failed, and floods loomed along the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana and New York among affected areas.
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United Press International
Middle West
Canada
Eat Lakes
Maritime
Ohio
Missouri
Maine
England
Mid - Atlantic
New England
Indiana
International Falls
Minn
Kansas
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Missippi
Wisconsin
Upstate
New York
Pinball Suit Could Go To One Of Six Counties
A Madison County injunction case on police raids of illegal payoff and free game devices moves to venue selection among six counties Hancock Hamilton Delaware Tipton Grant and Henry Special Judge James White set a one week window for striking a county The TRO was dropped recently allowing police raids in the ongoing dispute first filed in 1959 by pinball distributor Harold Brandon of Anderson.
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Madison County
James White
Hancock
Hamilton
Delaware
Tipton
Grant
Henry
Poice
Harold (Doe) Brandon
Anderson
Mass casualty event as eight Congolese soldiers held
The United Nations announced the capture of eight Congolese army men accused of causing fatal harm and mutilating 22 Roman Catholic missionaries in Leopoldville. The report describes a mass casualty incident tied to the Congo crisis.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Unied Nations
Nay
Urban Affairs Plan Sent To Congress
President Kennedy submitted to Congress a plan to create a cabinet level department of urban affairs and housing. Robert C. Weaver, head of HHFA, would lead the new department. Republicans predict a veto while Democrats urge bipartisan support amid opposition from Southern Democrats and a charged political fight.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House
Senate
Robert C. Weaver
Housing & Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Cabinet
Weaver
Charles A. Halleck
John McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Big City
House Rules Committee
Indiana court voids two tax laws alter car fees and goods
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled two parts of a 1940s tax package unconstitutional. It knocked out an eight and twelve dollar auto excise levy and a household goods assessment for lacking uniform valuation. Severability could save parts, but decisions leave license plate fees and potential changes uncertain.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme
the High Court
Norman F. Arterburn
Vincennes
Ally
Genousehold
Edwin K. Steers
Thaw Ends as Cold Returns with Low Temps Ahead
Forecast shows thaw fading as cold snaps return. Highs today reach mid teens, tonight near zero, with tomorrow's high in the upper 20s and yesterday's high at 35 and a low of 15. Sunrise at 7 33 am, sunset at 6 61 pm, moonrise 3 50 am.
Cold Wave Brings Subzero Indiana Temperatures
The Associated Press reports a new cold wave driving temperatures to six below zero in northern Indiana and six above in the south. Forecasters lowered high and low estimates while statewide warnings stayed active. River flooding from last week’s rains persists near Attica as U S 41 risked flooding.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
U. S. 41
Attica
Warren
State Police Announce Promotions and Reassignments
Indiana State Police Supt John Barton announced a series of promotions and reassignments. Trooper Robert L MacGinnis becomes sergeant, First Sgt Edward Raholin rises to lieutenant to command the Northern Indiana Toll Road detachment, Lt Howard Chrisman moves to motor carrier inspection command, Detective Sgt Ralph Ackenhusen becomes acting commander at South Bend Post. Additional changes include How ard Lightfoot to detective first sergeant at Ligonier, Robert E Shelton to sergeant in Jasper district, and Robert D Lewis to corporal at Peru post.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Police
John Barton
Welsh
Robert L. MacGinnis
Edward J. Raholin
Elkhart
Indiana
Howard T. Chrisman
Lastrange
Chrisman
Health Board Names Two More Members
Dr. J. G. Pierce, a dentist, and Dr. R. L. Sweck, a veteran, have been named to the City Health Board. The group now includes five members required by state law, joining Dr. Johns Kiely, Dr. David Jones, and Dr. Charles Armington.
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J. G. Pierce
R. £. Sweck
City Health Board
Johns Kiely
David Jones
Charles Armington
Launch of Glenn's orbital flight postponed two weeks
Fueling trouble with the Atlas rocket forced NASA to delay John H. Glenn Jr.'s first American orbital attempt from Thursday to Tuesday February 13. The sixth postponement in recent weeks followed a suspected leak of kerosene fuel leaking into insulation between the fuel and liquid oxygen tanks.
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Cape Canaveral
Glenn
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Tax Board Studies Forest Hills Madison Heights School Plans
State Tax Board members Larry Baker and Frank Worley toured Forest Hills and Madison Heights schools to review financing methods for a new Forest Hills junior high and grade school. The $1.7 million project would use a lease rental plan with Indiana School Construction Corp, totaling about $3 million after 25 years. Board ruling anticipated soon in Indianapolis after remonstrators and Trustee John Boone joined the tour.
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State Tax Board
Forest Hills
Madison Heights
Anderson Township
John Boone
Indiana School Construction Corp
Larry Baker
Frank Worley
Indianapolis
Sudden Algerian War End Seen Possibility
London reports on Geneva talks suggesting a possible rapid end to the Algerian war. A Belgian radio account cites a provisional agreement for a six month transition to independence with a provisional Algerian government backed by French units, pending details.
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London
France
Algeria
Geneva
Charles
de Gaulle
Brussels
Vevey
Switzerland
Paris
Madison sees surge in January building permits
Madison community issued 18 permits for new houses in January along with two for a small business and signs, totaling 260900 dollars. The prior January had 11 permits valued at 164000 dollars. Planning Director Welter Haynes and secretary Audrey Welsh say builders may be speculating on a strong year for home sales as applications rise.
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Madison
Planning Commission
Welter Haynes
Audrey Welsh
Imay
Security Council Clashes Over Congo Debate In 1962 Session
The United Nations Security Council collisions on Congo dominated Tuesday's session as Russia failed to reopen the debate. Ambassadors from Britain and the United States sparred with Valeriy Zorin over adjournment motions while Ghana and the United Kingdom urged a Congo settlement without the council. The General Assembly later called for Angola's independence, with Portugal and Iceland abstaining.
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OAS Council
U.S.S
Dean Rusk
Colombia
Jose Zaicedo Castilla
Uruguay
Romero Martinez Montero
United Nations
N.Y
UPD
General Assembly
Haiti
Assembly
Spain
South Africa
France
Portugal
Iceland
Ward Hartzell
Sebate
U. Shepinisone
de Anderson
Marjorie Austin'cisson
Ander
United States
Son High Scohol
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Beckham
Nanette Badgley
Mar
the Bowman
Linda Bright
Ne Craib
William Crouch
Paml
Ela Doherty
Charles Ellis Carolyn
Fry
Patricia Guilkey
Alberta Colonial Peoples and Territories
Johnson
Jimmie Jones
Vicki Keith
Sherry
Billy Presley
Ralph
Robert Remmert
Larry J
People of
Angola
Retherford
Wilton Rickman
Oren
Stevenson
Rork
Judith Ann Snyder
Linda Tucker
Central Junior High School
Myrna Mills
Phyllis Milligan
Anderson
South Side
George Blakely
Raible Ave
Central Avenue
Colum
Raymond Johnson
Bin
Hazelwood
Hiawatha
Halford St
Elmer
Otto
W. 9Th St
Security Council
Ceylon
Liberia
Turkey
Ecuador
Russia
Congo
Patrick Dean
Britain
Adlai E. Ition
United
Ghana
Arab Republic
Dean
Zorin
Hale
Anges
Ireland
Romania
Venezuela
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OAS
Organization of American States
Midwest
AHS
Pittsburgh
Geza E. Szentgyvergyvoergyt
Vienna
Andrew G. Valley
Mae
Kongolo
Adoula
Richard Lawson
Lawson
Leaan
Poldville
U. N
Daba
Kasanga
Victoria Guild
St. John’s Hospital
Juanita la Rue
Rita Louise
Crist Blossors
Herald
Health Board
Peeee Era Stevenson
Emory Fetty
Ane St
Robert Miller
Shellbark Rd
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