Cuban Rebels Reported Killing Dozens in Clash South of Cuba
Dispatches from Cuba’s south coast say eight rebels and two soldiers died in a Saturday clash near Cienfuegos. Another report says a rebel band surprised an Army detachment near Guantanamo, killing a lieutenant and five soldiers, with six more soldiers wounded. US Consul Park Wollam and Vice Consul Robert Wiecha sought rebel help for hostages. Wiecha travelled toward Guantanamo to contact rebels, with no word of contact yet.
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Madison Heights Band Prepares for State Fair Contest
Madison Heights MHHS band under director Francis Barker and assistant Everett Rosso readies for the Indiana State Fair high school band contest in Indianapolis on August 2. They will compete with Anderson High School, Middletown, Highland, Summitville and Elwood bands in a state event.
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Record heat drives locals to cool shelters this week
Local residents endure high temperatures with blazing sun as hot sticky weather continues. Many shoppers retreat to air conditioned shops and offices while factories ease into vacations. Retail workers celebrate an upcoming off July 4 as city and county offices banks and businesses close. Traffic officials brace for the holiday crackdown on violators aiming to curb highway hazards.
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Alaska Statehood Victory Delayed Five Days Amid Protest
Alaska poised to enter union as 49th state with 1 representative, raising total to 196 pending reapportionment. Statehood supporters argue the mineral rich territory deserves admission after fights since 1916 Francisco Wickersham introduced the bill decades ago. President must sign before governor stepsich proclamation calls for electing new state officers, with expected December flag change. Pittsburgh Glass threads noted for extreme fineness.
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Chamber to discuss sites zoning for industry facilities
Next Monday the Chamber Board of Directors will devote its meeting to discussions of water air port and zoning options for industrial prospects. Mayor Ferguson Louis Eggman and the Board of Works plus other line leaders will attend.
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U S demands return of crew after Soviet downing of four engine transport
The United States demanded the prompt return of a U S four engine transport crewed by six officers and three airmen after Soviet fighter planes forced the aircraft to land inside Armenia. The jet burned after the crew escaped, and the State Department ordered action while the ambassador met with Soviet officials in Moscow.
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Veterans fair hosts Children’s Day with reduced prices
Knights town and Madison County Children's Home guests visit as about one hundred boys and girls join the local veterans association fair. Police redirect traffic due to heavy auto flow near the fairgrounds and bypass project ongoing. Civil Defense volunteers sworn in as discussions on funding and runway lengths raise concerns about future aircraft needs.
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Testimony Concludes in Sherwood State Case At Trial
Prosecutor John Tinder cross examines Sherwood about a bid for street sweepers. Sherwood admits the state accepted Mogilner’s bid despite lower offers from three competitors and says he called Smith Rout about the contract, which Craig denies knowledge of.
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Dear Gladys Parker column readers seek airport debate premise
In a collage of reader letters and Gladys Parker's responses the page centers on a proposed airport expansion near an area called before Indianapolis. The questions mix personal matters with public planning including medical, relationship, and career concerns. The tone remains advisory, blending intimate anecdotes with civic questions about development and belonging.
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The Cigarette Industry Changes Its Mind
A July Reader's Digest article reports drastic shifts in cigarette safety perceptions. It claims regular cigarettes now have less nicotine and tar than some top filter-tips, while some cigarettes raise tar or nicotine by as much as one third.
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