Salazar Attacks UN Mob Rule Over Angola Crisis
Portuguese Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar denounced the United Nations General Assembly as mob rule and said UN pressure weakens Europe. He accused the Portuguese colonial policy in Angola of brutality and warned NATO and the United States support for West Europe while pursuing a parallel Africa policy. Salazar urged action and sanctions deemed essential to end the conflict.
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Angola
Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Antonio de Oliveira Salaza
United Nations
General Assembly
Europe
U.S
U! Cn
U.N
Portuiga
Aow
London
Daily Mail
Heat Wave Break Ahead Weekend Showers Likely
Heat breaks planned for the Fourth of July weekend with cooler readings and a chance of showers. Temperatures will rise into the upper 80s to lower 90s before the cooler air arrives. Friday highs ranged from 87 to 97 across many areas, with similar highs expected on Saturday and Sunday.
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United Press International
Hoffa Defies Odds in Long Teamsters Battle
James R Hoffa shown as a resilient figure in a three year clash with courts and investigations He heads into a Teamsters convention to seek re election amid pending charges and a monitor board controversy Hoffa 48 rose from Detroit beginnings to lead Americas largest union while defending his power and funds in a costly fight with monitors and officials.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Kennedy
Rab
Hoffa
Orlando
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Jimmy
Senate
Hofa
Detroit
Adeek Port
Tom
Iran
Sters Union
Dave Beck
Tiny
Isiders
Beck
United
John Sdrinks
Wait L. McClellan
D-Ark
Ers
Ito
McClellan
St. Petersburg
James Joyce
Monitor
U.S
Jessen and Prentice Tie for First in U S Women's Open
Ruth Jessen of Seattle tied Jo Ann Prentice of Birmingham for the second round lead in the U S Women's Open at Baltusrol. Wright fell behind with a 80 as Rawls stayed two back. two amateurs at 151 and other golfers struggle amid a windy day of golf.
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Springfield
N. J
iBonde
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Miss Prentice
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Mickey
Baltusrol Golf Club
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
5. C
Capital Seeks Parisian Style Sidewalk Cafes
Washington considers sidewalk cafes with DC regulators set to allow drinking on sidewalks. Senator Hubert Humphrey proposes converting Capitol terraces into restaurants overlooking Washington. The National Geographic Society notes sidewalk cafes are common in European cities like Paris, though their history includes periods of controversy.
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Montparnasse
Pablo Picasso
Paris
Ernest Hemingway
Somerset Maughn
Monparnasse
St. Germain Des Pres
Jean - Paul Sarte
le’ Flore
Champs Elysees
Washington
Jes Etats-Unis
Mais
Les Commissaires
District of Columbia
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Capitol
National Geo
Graphic Society
Film Makers Lack Courage Says Producer in Hollywood Critique
Veteran producer Ernest Glucksman, who has worked with Phil Silvers and Jerry Lewis, criticizes Hollywood for lacking courage and being controlled by risk averse bankers. He advocates cheaper pictures and more creative freedom for writers and actors, lamenting a rise in caution and focus on money over humor.
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Hollywood
UPC
Ernest Glucksman
Phil Silvers
Jackie Gleason
Martin
Hedy LaMarr
Eddie Cantor
Bob Hope
Jerry Lewis
Glucksman
Jerry
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
Dismissed from St Johns Hospital were John Dickerson. Maude Beck Betty Van Cleve Ingalls Robert Jones Cecil Palmer Pendleton Sealy Kettinger Winchester Lonnie Carr Sarah Kappeler Vaughan McCune and son Harold Garrett and son Robert White and daughter Richard Leach and daughter Donald Wright and daughter David Tyler and daughter James Sheets and son Larry Bright Jesse Maxwell Shirley Smith Mary Kelley Russell Bailey cake Se SOPTES OF LAWS MAILED INDIANAPOLIS Copies of the new laws of the 1961 Indiana Legislature were mailed to county clerks with 92 counties to receive within a week. When acknowledged they will become objective. The US airitime industry jet powered fleet will total more than 5 planes when orders are filed.
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St. John’s Hospital
John Dickerson
Brown
Maude Beck
State Rd
North
Betty van Cleve
Ingalls
Robert Jones
E. 19Th St
Cecil Palmer
Pendleton
Sealy Kettinger
Winchesta
Lonnie Carr
Davis Lane
Sarah Kappeler
Haverall
Paul Riggs
Anchor Hotel
Vaughan McCune
Summitville
Harold Garrett
Daleville
Robert White
Chesterfield
Richard Leach
Daugher
Arcadia
Donald Wright
Lindberg Rd
David Tyler
Washington Blvd
James Sheets
Alliance
Larry Bright
Soptes OF Laws
Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana
Friiday
Charles Hendricks
US & “Airtine
Why Kuwait Is Important in Global Oil Context
The text notes Kuwait holds 20 percent of the world’s known oil reserves, supplying Britain with a portion of its oil. It also mentions a dispute starting when Iraq claimed sovereignty over Kuwait.
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United Press International
Kuwait
Britain
Iraq
Obituary notices for Ridge Modlin Ice White in Anderson
Obituary notices list Fred G. Ridge 93 of 1925 Fletcher Street with services at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home conducted by Dr. George S Taggart of First Presbyterian Church and Masonic rites. Also listed are Clara Modlin 76 of 2313 Silver Street, James Thomas Ice 63 of 516 Lincoln Street, and Betty White 34 Africa medical missionary who died in New York City. Burial details and funeral home references provided.
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Fred Ridge
Fred G. Ridge
Fletcher St
Anderson Herald
Sells and Rowe
George S. ‘Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Clara Modlin
Clara M. Mod
Jin
Silver St
Iraq
Arene
East
Ite
Maplewood Cemetery
James Ice
James Thomas Ice
Lincoln St
Anderson
Summit I’ville
N. M. Boden
Summitville Baptist Church
Vinson Memorial
Summitville
Eving
Betty White
Africa
Charles White
Harris - Troxel
Hore
North Webster
Liberia
New York City
Clara A. Hobbs
Ship Seamen Strike Accord Seeks End to Months-Long Impasse
A proposed four year contract offers wage boosts of four percent immediate and 2.14 percent in later years for over 80,000 seamen across about 1,000 U S vessels. It ties to two main unions the Masters Mates and Pilots and the American Radio Association and asks a government panel to study key issues including crewing on foreign flag ships and pension and welfare fund contributions.
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Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
American Radio Association
International Seafarers Union
Marine Engineers Union
NMU
Retail Sales Show Advance Over 1960
Retail sales in the past week matched the previous week and rose slightly from a year earlier, despite declines in major appliances new cars and men’s wear. Dun and Bradstreet reports total dollar volume for the week ended June 28 was flat to 4 percent higher year over year across regions.
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New York
UPI
Dun & Bradstreet
Middle Atlantic
New England
West South Central States
Social Security Bill Sets Benefits Increases
The measure, tied to the new fiscal year, raises the minimum monthly benefit from 33 to 40 dollars for retirees 65 and older and adds a 10 percent boost for widows. About 15 million recipients are expected to gain. Early signing ensured September checks. delays would push benefits to October. Retirements at 62 could see about 20 percent reductions.
West Berlin Peace Note Drafted by NATO Allies
A U S draft memo counters Khrushchev on Berlin and German reparation issues and asserts West access to Berlin. Foy Kohler Hervé Alphand Wilhelm Grewe and Viscount Hood prepare the note with NATO allies seeking broad support before presentation.
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Cohen
Page One
Russia
East Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Geman
Foy D. Kohler
Herve Alphand
Wilhelm Grewe
Viscount Hood
NATO
Roy Bagley Dies in Anderson at 57
Roy O. Bagley 57 of Rt. 2 Anderson died at 6 a m Friday. Born February 15 194 in Madison County he came to Anderson in 1950 and belonged to UAW Local 662. Survived by widow Dorothy two sons Claude of Anaheim California and Charles W of Anderson two daughters Sharon and Sarah Bagley. two stepsons Bill McClintock Sterling Kentucky and Estes McClintock of Hagerstown. two brothers Harold Spencer Ind Earl Gas City Ind. four sisters Edith Line Riverside Calif Della Bixler Spencer Irene Jones Windfall and Genevieve Dalton Jonesboro seven grandchildren. Friends after 7 p m today at Albright Funeral Home services 2 p m Monday at Bethany Christian Church. Burial Forrestville Cemetery west of Summitville.
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Roy Bagley
Roy O. Bagley
Anderson
Nne
Madison County
Charles and
Maude Silvey Bagley
DelccRemy
UAW
Bagley
Bethany, Christian Church
Dorothy
Claude
Anaheim
Calif
Charles W
Sharon
Sarah Bagley
Bill McClintock
Mu. Sterling, Ky
Estes McClintock
Hagerstown
Harold
Spencer, Ind
Earl
Gas City
Ind
Edith Line
Riverside
Della Bixler
Spencer
Irene Jones
Windfall
Genevieve Dalton
Jonesboro
Albright Feneral
Bethany ‘Christian Church
Kermit Pugh
Forrestville
Summitville
Court arguments set for age fourteen case and local crime notes
Counsel requests oral arguments by Robbins and Deputy Prosecutor William Lawler on the motion. Bartlett released on 2000 dollar bond. Judge Smith gives Edward Nicholson a twenty five year suspended sentence for second degree burglary with strict probation. Bartlett charged with a January break in at the Urban League Building. William Martz of Hamilton County Youth ordered committed to Norman Beatty State Hospital as unsound mind and unfit for trial. Martz halted by police gunfire after firing at a state trooper near Pendleton weeks earlier.
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Robbins
William Lawler
Bartlett
Smith
Edward Nicholson
Barnlett
Urban League
Wiliam Martz
Hamilton County
Norman Beatty State Hospital
Martz
Pendleton
Bulwark to Call at Kuwait Amid Gulf Tensions
A third carrier the Bulwark with 600 Marines heads to Kuwait for a routine visit as Britain exits its protectorate. Kuwait has 2400 troops backed by Britain while Iraq fields about 70000. Bahrain Saudi aid proposed if Iraq attacks. Sweden reports 85.6 percent turnout in elections.
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Kuwait
Britain
Little Oil
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Saudi
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Death notices from Madison area list Mae Lycan Fortville Cecil Hennis Ingalls Fred Jones Noblesville Nettie Edwards Noblesville with deaths and funeral details for Mae Lycan 77 of Fortville Cecil Hennis 48 of Ingalls and Fred R Jones 70 of Noblesville and Nettie Edwards 35 of Noblesville. Services set at Fortville and Noblesville funeral homes and local churches with burials in Park Cemetery Toledo Ill Gravel Lawn and Crownland Cemeteries.
Commissioners Review Zoning Change for Seven Acres
The final petition for consideration investigates rezoning seven acres from residential to a mobile home park east of Ind 109 at Sun of Ind 9, owned by Estella M Ruet anata. Officials Elmer Hardy Harold Berry Ray Woods and Dale Prough handled the review. The blue whale note states it is the largest animal ever, reaching 163 feet and 121 tons.
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10Th Street
Elmer Hardy
Harold Berry
Ray Woods
Dale Prough
Ind
Sun of Ind. 9
Estella M. Ruetanata
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Children's Aid Society
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Okla
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Mae Ly- Joan
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Dayton
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Billings
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Park Cemetery
Ill
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Cecil Hennis
St. John's Hospital
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Hennig
Green Township
Louise
Ingalls Methdist Church
Justin A. Morrison
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Fred Jones
Noblesville
Fred R. Jones
Coaltrin
Wiliam Palmer
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Crownland Cemetery
Noblsville
Nettie Edwards
Nettie J. Edwards
Moses Wire
Pilgrim Holiness Church
William Griggs
Friends Church
Eagletown
PIA
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