Governors Kill Rights and Medical Care Proposals
At Hershey Pennsylvania the 54th annual governors conference was halted by a Southern filibuster blocking civil rights and old age medical care proposals. Albert Rosellini was elected conference chairman as the body recessed amid confusion and a ban on further action until advisory National Guard study.
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Hershey
UPI
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
National Guard
Hollings
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Senate
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Rockefeller
Swainson
Courthouse Extends Friday Hours County Offices Open Late
County Clerk Eugene Creagmile announced five courthouse offices will stay open till 8 p.m. on Fridays for a month long trial. The clerk, auditor, recorder, assessor and surveyor will participate to aid workers unable to handle county business on Saturdays. Similar schedule planned for Marion County courthouse to run Fridays 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Mondays through Thursdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Eugene Creagmile
Creagmile
Maron County
Attacker Kidnapper Hunted In Iowa Maquoketa
Police and volunteers chase Donald L. Rinyon and Sheri Bater after they were assaulted by Rinyon who allegedly beat Thomas and Mabel Batey and abducted Sheri from their farm near Maquoketa Iowa. FBI and IBCI assist in the manhunt as authorities seek the 27 year old ex convict.
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Maquoketa
Towa
UPI
FBI
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Donald L. Rinyon
Sheri Bater
Kinyon
Thomas Batey
Mabel
Spade
Hue Sheri
Indiana Revenue Figures Show 1961 62 Shortfall
Revenue Commissioner James C. Courtney announced that gross income receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 totaled 387 303 440, about 1 million under the budget estimate. The biggest source was gross income tax at 206 776 568 before refunds, higher than 1960 61, while the budget had assumed 215 3 million. Hatchett said the figure was about what was expected at the time the warning was issued by Governor Welsh. He noted Indiana’s economy is now brighter, with the state running well above the 1931 level in early 1962 and April showing a 16.6 percent year over year gain. Other taxes rose, including motor fuel and intangibles, while education programs push tax awareness. Courtney added cross checks with federal returns are negligible so far in money.
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Endianspolis
Iupl
Inditof
Ana
John Hatchell
Courtney
Hatchett
Welsh
Indiana
Usu UB Hall
Hatcher
Tuesnan
Fourth Annual GM Fireworks Display Planned at Killbuck Park
Canadian physicians sue over medical insurance clash as thousands attend the fourth annual hourlong fireworks show at Killbuck Park scheduled for 6 30 p m Wednesday. Cap T E Peters heads Fire Prevention at Deleo Remy and will fire hundreds of aerial bombs and ground displays. Cars park east of the hill as spectators gather, with weather and rain delaying plans if needed. Two deaths occur amid a broader strike over compulsory medical care, prompting court moves and protests against Premier Woodrow Lloyd’s program.
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Delco-Remnant Guide Lamp Divisional
Killbuck Park
Cap. T.E. Peters
Deleo-Remy
Regina
Sask
Soci
Woodrow Lloyd
Donald B. Tansley
H. D Dalgleish
Lipvd
Council of the Saskatche Ussion
College al Phymy
United Front
Central
Indiana
Resina General Hospital
Lloyd
Ing
Tura
Tito
Salam
4. C. Pickles
Woas
Mark Lonechild
Maria Ferrara
Ala Hanet
Anderson
Focas
Lare
Pendleton
Anderson Free Fair
Delco-Remy and
Gilde Lamp Division
Chesterfield
Makepeace Park
Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
U S Court Starts Districting Changes in Wisconsin
A federal court in Madison takes full jurisdiction over reapportionment, orders a special master Emmett Wingert to investigate current measures and any future bills, and to consider plans for redrawing Wisconsin districts in line with the state constitution amid partisan standoff between Governor Gaylord Nelson and the legislature. The action marks a historic first step in federal oversight of districting.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Lecisteruce
Gaylord Nelson
Emmett Wingert
Jean W Reynolds
Baker-Carr
Town empties coins spark bid to ditch wooden nickels
Alla Bownes notes at the Town Council that Jack Dimbar bought 500 wooden nickels for last year’s hibiler and coi rid of only 15,000. He complains that no one wants them and he can’t give them away, saying he’s going crazy.
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Bownes
Alla
Jack Dimbar
Hibiler
Coi
Boat Safety Show Slated At AHS In Madison County
Nearly 10 000 residents are invited to the Boat and Water Safety Show at Anderson High School Olympic Pool tomorrow night. Local groups including Anderson Boat and Ski Club Scuba Divers and Madison County Red Cross will demonstrate boating and water sport safety, teach swimming basics, skin diving, and safety equipment. The public event begins at 7 50 p m with demonstrations for children and adults.
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Madison County
Anderson High School Olympic Pool
Anderson Boat
Anderson Boat and Ski Club
The
Red Cross
Rory Freeman
Red Cross Water and Safety
Anderson Scuba Club
Prisoners Shoot Guard and Seize Hostages
Denver report says two inmates shot a guard and escaped a prison bus, taking a young suburban mother and her seven children hostage. Police tracked them after a tense standoff as residents prepared Fourth of July celebrations and local authorities warned of traffic, fireworks, and public safety measures across the region.
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Denver
UPS
Aurora
Colo
Kenneth Gillette
Thornton
Ruark
Fergson
South Cross
Englewood
Robert Rutledge
Rutledge
Boulder
Bobbie
Betty Low
Sammy
Ronnie
Jimmy
Paul
Sharoh
Booze Brings Brief Battle In Aurora Incident
Patrolman Ernest Barth described a late afternoon traffic stop in Aurora, involving a suspected drunk driver, Thomas Sayers. Sayers resisted arrest and was jailed for DUI and resisting, after a minor head injury. The report also cites a separate chase ending with Rutledge hostage incident and a Senate study order for river recreation sites costing 630000 over two years.
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Ernest Barth
Barth
Anderson
Ind
Madison and
Nichel
Thomas Sayers
Willow St
St John's Hospital
Independence Day Travel Brims With Holiday Traffic
Americans head to beaches mountains and cities for Independence Day as holiday travel surges midweek. The National Safety Council warns 10 to 146 deaths and up to 8,000 injuries could occur in a 30 hour period while motorists face crowded highways. Police deploy speedometers and lights on reminders, and officials debate scare tactics versus safety messages amid a high risk holiday period.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Kichwa
New Palestine
Ind
Nerica
Pennnsylvania State Police
Tixhana
Hassier
New York State
Toruway
Sistes
Topeka
Kan
Stan Keesling
Automobile Club of Missouri
National Safety Counc
High Altitude Test Delayed 24 Hours
The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission announced postponement of a planned high altitude nuclear test in the Pacific. The terse two line statement gave no reason for the 24 hour delay and cited no further details.
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Washington
Pacific
Ite
Tuesius
Defense Department
Tip Atomic Energy
Aalawig
Last Convict Leaves Prison Water Tower
The last holdout among 13 inmates who climbed the prison water tower to protest alleged inhumane treatment surrendered in a steady rain at Western Correctional Institution. He endured a week on a catwalk with little food or water, driven by tormenting thirst and hunger. Warden Janus F. Marney noted the convict appeared exhausted and ill.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Charles Clanen Miller
Imimaes
Western Correctional Institution
Miller
Han
Mur ‘Derer
Cotan
Alcatraz Closure Planned for 1963 Start
Federal authorities plan a 1963 start to closing Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay. The aging prison is deemed obsolete and not worth costly renovations, with transfer of operations considered as the site nears closure.
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Alcatraz
Washington
Federal
San Francisco Bay
Bureau
Mara
Michigan Firm Wins Contract For Expansion
A Kalamazoo firm has won the general contract to build a 200000 square foot expansion to the Container Corporation plant on Sherman Street. Mille-Davis Company of Kalamazoo bid the project and will move tools and machinery here next week. Construction begins soon with grading already started.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Container Corporation
Sherman St
Lew
Mille-Davis Company
Warren Carsten
Kalamazoo
Anderson Plans
Miller-Davis Company
Wee Portage St
Middle West
University of Michican
Upjohn Chemical Co
Board of Public Works
Ralph Reed
Sefton St
Madison Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Harry E. Miles
Salamazoo
Fae Construction
Holiday Schedule To Be Observed By The Herald
The Anderson Herald prints a brief notice of an abbreviated editorial schedule due to Independence Day. The editorial department will open late to receive news for Thursday’s issue. All business, advertising, and circulation offices stay closed all day with normal operations resuming Thursday.
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Anderson Herald
Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
The
Anderson Newspapers
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers
Weather report notes partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thundershowers. High today in the upper part of the quadrant, low tonight in the upper section, yesterday's high and low not clearly stated. Sunset time listed as 203 minutes after midnight, though details are unclear.
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Theodore Ruark
Charles W. Ferguson
Denver County
Denver
van L
Piette Court
Bis
Mounsels
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Kansas
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