Kennedy Seeks Stable Italy as Segni Affirms Democracy
President Kennedy warned Italy to shun fascism and communism while receiving Antonio Segni’s pledge to stay faithful to democracy. He met Premier Leone amid talks on government survival and Europe policy, planning an audience with Pope Paul VI and a Naples NATO speech.
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Rome
UPI
Kennedy
Italy
Antonio Segni
Communist Party
Segni
Giovanni Leone
Leone
Sezni
United States of America
Paul VI
Naples
NATO
Sugar Lobbyist Admits Knowing Nothing Of Topic
A sugar lobbyist testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee admitted he might have exaggerated his ability to influence officials for the Dominican Sugar Commission. Michael B. Deane, registered as a foreign agent and paid $57 549 in 1961, said he did not claim to sell political influence. The testimony, part of ongoing scrutiny of efforts by agents linked to Rafael Trujillo to sway U.S. sugar policy, prompted calls for a revision of the law.
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Washington (Ap
Suga
Washington
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Michael B. Deane
Dominican Sugar Commission
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Deane
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Rafael L. Trojillo
United States
Pubbright
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Lowa
Swedes Rediscover Nawor On Store Shelves After Ban
In Stockholm, Swedes with Nordic precision welcomed Nawor back to Hignor stores Friday, ending a nearly two month liquor ban. The white lightning spirit, nicknamed for its punch, marks a revived weekend purchase option.
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Stockholm
UPI
Hignor
Reuther Talk Attracts Big Area Crowd
National UAW president Walter Reuther spoke to a large crowd at the UAW-CIO home on Hillcrest Drive during mortgage earning ceremonies. U S Senator Vance Hartke and Indiana UAW AFL leaders attended while traffic control was provided by police and deputies.
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UAW
Walter Reuthery
Uaw-Cio
Hillcrest Dr
Indiana
Reuther
U. S
Vance Hartke
Dallas Sells Jr
Anderson
Uaw-Afl
Ralph Ferguson
Eugene Pitts
Frank Teague
Raymond Berndt
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Gene Pitts
Russell Brown
Harold Rilenge
Roy Jones
James Court
Ney
Ross Drennen
Pete Franklin
N. P. Burnett
Neal Edwards
Robert Kinerk
Fire Ambulance Answers Varied Calls Yesterday
Fire crews answered three calls yesterday involving a Frankton man and a youth, plus an auto crash at Cross and State Streets injuring Thomas Murdock. Frankton worker Don Rapp fell from a scaffold at E 10th Street Shopping Center and was taken to St. John’s Hospital. Chip Schaefer, 8, son of Ben Schaefer, was struck by a car and treated at St. John’s after forehead and skull lacerations. Firemen also extinguished three minor city fires.
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Fire Department
Frankton
Don Rapp
E. 10Th St
St. John's Hospital
Cross and State Sts
Thomas Murdock
Burton Place
Community Hospital
Chip Schaefer
Ben Schaefer
Main St
Young Schaefer
St. John's
Hunt Youth Dies In Headon Crash Near Sheridan
Indiana highways this year show rising fatalities with a head on crash near Sheridan killing 17 year old Fred Hunt Jr. and injuring three others. State police report Hunt crossed the centerline into a westbound car driven by William McCurry of Fortville. The page details tolls and other fatal crashes, including Henry Murphy J. of Chicago, and Louis Luther of New Albany, with funeral and survivor information.
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Indiana
Sheridan
Fred Hunt
Hunt
William McCurry
11Th St
McCurry
Dennis Peichard
Michael Hatton
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Chicago
UPI
National Association For Anderson High School
the Advancement of Color
Coarsellor
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Kennedy
NAACP convention eyed as pivotal in civil rights era
National integration debate sparks actions as Robert Kennedy warns that failure to pass a public accommodations bill risks greater racial difficulties. A Virginia theater seating law is ruled unconstitutional by a three judge court in Alexandria. A Jackson grand jury weighs murder charges against Byron De La Beckwith in Medgar Evers case. The Chicago NAACP convention, with 1500 to 2000 delegates, opens a six day session amid landmark civil rights momentum.
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Wilkins
Robert Kennedy
Congress
Alexaniria
Jackson
Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Chicago
Haseen
George Harrison Named President of Anderson School Board
George Harrison was elected president of the Anderson Board of School Trustees for 1963-64 at a policy meeting last night. A four year board member, he serves a second term as president after previously holding the post in 1960-61. He also leads the Anderson Board of Realtors and has Lions Club ties. Margaret Knight begins another three-year term as secretary after nine years on the board. Maurice W. Fleece remains a five year veteran of school board service.
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A. George Harrison
Anderson Board of School Trustees
Harrison
Anderson Board of Realtors
Lions Club
C. C. Clark and Sons
Police and Fire Run Safety Plans at Anderson Fair
Police Inspector Robert Graham and Ass't Fire Chief Howard Himes announced special safety facilities for Fair visitors. A First Aid station under the grand stand, staffed by Doyle Crosley and Ed Van Meter, operates alongside traffic control. An ambulance backs the station and a fire truck will be on grounds for the event, with six firemen led by Joe Boze and Kenny Nugent monitoring fire and medical equipment.
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Robert Graham
Ass't
Howard Himes
Anderson
Graham
Doyle Crosley
Ed van Meter
Himes
Joe Boze
Kenny Nugent
Blood donors sought for young leukemia victim plea
Urgent call for donors for a 5 year old leukemia patient. Contact Mrs. Helen Wallace Hackett Legion auxiliary at 642 8233 or 644 9095. An additional line 641 1057. Blood must be from persons under 3 years old.
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Helen Wallace
The
Hackett Legion Auxiliary
Indiana Tax Plan Turbulence Over State Revenue Shortfall
Indiana faces a fragile budget as a tax plan and new measures strain cash reserves. Special counsel voices concern while court appeals loom over a 1963 tax plan, potentially delaying $193 million in funds over the next two years. Public info efforts begin as the 2 percent gross income tax and new corporate levy take effect.
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Indianapolis
UPI
India
George Zazas
Welsh
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Indiana
John T. Hatchett
Indiana Department of Administration
Ames C. Courtney
Indiana Revenue Department
Students Tour Cuba Defying U S Travel Rules
About 39 American students possibly including some from Indiana University and Oakland City College were aboard the Maximus touring Cuba in defiance of U S restrictions. The group said they were invited by the Cuban Student Federation and faced possible prison or fines. Pope Paul VI then received King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium in a private audience.
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Havana
Indiana Uni Lmus
Port Versity
Oakland City
Ind
Everglades
Fla
Cuba
U.S
United States
York
Perm
State Department
John Thomas
Wayne Combash
Oakland City College
Indiana University
Levi Laub
New York
Columbia University
Czechoslovakia
Cuban Student Federation
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Baudouin
Fabiola
Belguum
Gettysburg Unity Plea At Memorial Address
Gettysburg crowd of 3,000 hears Gov William Scranton urge national unity at the Eternal Light Peace Memorial during the first day of the Battle of Gettysburg commemoration. He calls for ending prejudice and completing the nation’s reconciliation after Civil War divisions.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Eternal Light Peace Memorial
Gettysburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Iman
Abraham Lincoln
Scranton
Abnormal Weather Brings Death To Many Across Asia
Severe droughts grip Formosa to Malaya and droughts plus floods devastate Japan Korea and north and east China. Hong Kong faces its worst drought with four hours of water every four days while 3 million residents rely on relief. Water from Red China Formosa Poland Japan and the Philippines arrives. U S ships also assist.
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Hong Kong
Asia
Formosa
Malaya
Japan
Korea
China
Harriett Roseberry Dies in Cleveland Former Andersonian
Harriett Friedly Roseberry widow of John D. Roseberry longtime Anderson resident died in her sleep Monday in Cleveland. Born December 1 1876 in Madison Indiana she moved with family to Anderson and later lived in Bay Village Ohio. Survived by three children ten grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral at Mandley Funeral Home Fairview Park Ohio Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Bay Village area.
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Harriet Friedly Roseberry
Russell Rd
Bay Village
Ohio
John D. Roseberry
W. 5. Austin
Cleveland
Roseberry
Madison
Tisd
William Thomas’ Friedly
Moore , Hills College
Anderson
Vernon Cady
Thomas N. Roseberry
Kokomo
Wilmer Roseberry
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Friedly Roseberry
Finneral
Mandley
Lorain Rd
Fairview Park
Newborns Reported at Anderson and Vici Hospitals
Born at St. John's Hospital to Samuel dines in fiddletown a boy. Jack Freestone at E. Plum Street a boy. Rex Fenimore 138 W. 38th St. a boy. Born at Community Hospital to Donald Chastain 21 Mounds Rd. a boy. Marquis Fetz Rt 1a girl. Mark Morgan 1214 Fairfax St. a girl. Richard Reavis Pendleton a girl. Shirley McCord Alexandria two boys.
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St. John's Hospital
Samuel Dines
Fiddletown
Jack Freestone
E. Plum St
Rex Fenimore
W. 38Th St
Community Hospital
Donald Chastain
Mounds Rd
Marquis Fetz
Mark Morgan
Fairfax St
Richard Reavis Pendleton
Shirley McCord Alexandria
Fireworks Display At City Free Fair Draws Thousands
Thousands attended an hour long fireworks show at Athletic Park then visited the Olson Shows midway. Children’s Day offers reduced rides and shows for youngsters as 300 children from Madison County and Knightstown Homes attend, with lunch hosted by the American Legion 40 and 8. Police will once again regulate traffic near the park tonight.
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Athletic Park
Madison County Children's Home
Knightstown Children’s Home
Knightstown
American Legion
Focal
Farl McCarel
Neatly Planned Russ Espionage Ring Exposed
Washington reports a Soviet attaché Gen nadiy G Sevastyanov acted as a KGB agent seeking to recruit a Russian born U S government employee named John to pass secrets. The offer aimed at a good life in the Soviet Union but John resisted and informed the FBI. Photographs were taken at a meeting in suburban Arlington Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U.S
Kremlin
State Department
Gennadiy G. Sevastyanov
Sevastyanov
Committee For State Security Kgb
Soviet Union
John
Central
In Celligence
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Arlington
Castro Barter Contracts Consummated
Miami AP report details a large scale barter deal delivering $53 million in cargo to Fidel Castro as payment for freeing 1,137 Cuban prisoners from the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. The shipments include food and medical supplies, with a series of ransom flights and diplomatic negotiations led by attorney James Donovan and links to Soviet and Cuban figures.
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Miami
Flu
Suba
Fidel Castro
Sevastyanov
Efa Ae
John
Washington
Havana
Viet Union
Philadelphia
Sused
Russia
James
B. Donovan
New York
Donovan
Freeing of
Americay
Buthan U2
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Rudolph Abel
Cuban Families Committee
Cuba
McCord Co owner of Tupmans Grocery Dies at 41
Robert Lee McCord 4 co owner of Tupmans Grocery died Sunday at St Mary Hospital Cincinnati after two years of poor health. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr. Fridley officiating. Graveside rites by Fellowship Masonic Lodge 681 at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna Belle, three children Stephen Lee 18 Frederick 14 Mary Ann 9, mother Kellie Davis, father John W McCord, sister and brother, all of Anderson. Born August 29, 1918 in Madison County and an Anderson High School graduate of 1938. He began his grocery career by that time.
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Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Howard H. Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fred Hunt
Paull But Wilkins
Jimenez
Anderson
Robert
Sims
Frankfort
Fred L. Hunt
Kennedy
Alma Wood
Con Hunt
Gross
Henry Murphy J
Chicago
Fortville
Ind
Stony Creek Rd
Clifford McCord
Dep Juty
Hamilton County
Murphy
MacCordsville
Fortwville
Admiral Merchant Shipping Company
Paulaski County
iKq
Kenny
Pearl Murphy
U.S. Navy
Norma Jean Smith
News Castle
Debra Kay
Henry Murphy Jr
Somerset
Pertishing Murphy
McCordsville
Goaltrin
Noblesville
Thel
Lincoln D. Stafford
Cal
Vary Baptist Church
Rowe Family
Louis Luther
Elizabeth
Central
New Albany
Luther
Harold
Indianapolis
Herman Wilcox
Robert Lee McCord
Longfellow Rd
Edgewood
Tupman’s Grocery
St. Mary Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baker Brothers
Robert W. Fridley
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Masonic Lodge
Anna Belle Scheideman McCord
Stephen Lee
Frederick Robert
Mary Ann
Kellie Davis
John W. McCord
John Kirkman
John William McCord
Anterson
Madison County
McCord
Anderson High School
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Sycamore St
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
St. Peter's Square
Pope Paul
Sugar
Fire Ambulance
Headon
Anderson School Board
George Harrison
Tatta
Marcon Circuit
John Niblack
Iseal
Courtney
Aj Public
Revante
Harriett Roseberry
Andersonian
Anderson and
Vici
Castro
NMS
Meesee
Westside Groceries
Il! Health
Robert L. McCord
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