Academy Forms Committee to Review Oscar Campaign Tactics
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences created a committee led by George Seaton to examine promotional practices by contenders for Oscar nominations and awards. The aim is to curb excesses and preserve the dignity of the awards, with possible bans on some tactics in future campaigns.
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Hollywood
UPI
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
George Seaton
Valentine Davies
Seaton
Davies
Peppermint Park Kiddy Land Opens Daily
Peppermint Park Kiddy Land is now open daily from 2 to 10 P.M. at Broadway at the bridge.
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Peppermint Park
Bridge
4-H Members Demonstrate At Madison County Contest
Members of 4-H clubs in Madison County participated in General Demonstrations and Public Speaking at Pendleton High School on June 27. County winner Susan Alexander advances to district contest July 14 at Madison Heights High School. Frankton members Janet Myerly and Linda Day tied for junior first. Barbara Reid won girls division in public speaking. Greg Gardner and Richard Butler tied for first in boys. District events at Madison Heights High School follow.
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Madison County
Pendleton High School
Judith Hanson
Susan Alexander
Highland
Madison Heights High School
Janet Myerly
Frankton
Linda Day
Barbara Reid
Orestes
Greg Gardner
Richard Butler
Elwood
Federal agriculture budget supports aid and programs
About three billion dollars of the six billion federal agriculture budget funds food aid, school meals, foreign aid, meat inspection, consumer education, research, market development and environmental resource protection including soil water and forest stewardship.
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U.S
Stable Riding Rates Public Notice
Mounds Stable advertises horse riding at 1 50 per weekday and 2 dollars on Saturdays and Sundays indicating recreational services and pricing for customers.
Beauty pageant official fears hurt egos in Miss Universe
Landon the house father for Miss Universe talks of strict control over the contestants in Miami for the July 15 CBS telecast. He says many girls are nervous and homesick, and notes the challenge of keeping egos in check while preparing them for the broadcast.
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New York
UPI
Herb Landon
Landon
Julius Caruso
Lilt Reference Service
Cbs-Tv
Berlin Education Boom At Free University And Technical College
Berlin plans a $10 million investment in two major institutions the Free University and the Technical College. Enrolment at the university recently surpassed 10 000 and expansion will add 2000 more students while the college aims to seat 10 000.
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Berlin
Free University
The
Technical College
Chiropractor Dr Carey Returns to Office
Dr. Carey, chiropractor located at 221 Jackson Street, resumes practice and back in office after a period away.
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Dr. Carey
Jackson St
Newly Formed Church Begins Its United Merger
In Philadelphia the United Church of Christ opened its constitutional convention with music and prayers as about 750 delegates from Congregational Christian Churches and Evangelical and Reformed Church gather. The merger completes after 21 years of planning and unsolved disputes, joining denominations with different backgrounds into a 2 million member church.
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Philadelphia
Pacific Isles
United Church of Christ
Alpha
Abraham Akaka
Honolulu
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United States
Fred Hoskins
New York
Congregational Christian
Hoskins
James E. Wagner
Akaka
Wagner
Ben M. Herbster
Norwood
Ohio
E. and
Germany
England
Pilgrims
Body Of Slain Girl Found In Detroit
Police found 13 year old Katherine Diane Arka's body beneath a car in a Detroit area garage. She was strangled and there were indications of a sex attack, with a rope found near the body. Her parents said she left home around 11 am to walk a friend home.
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Detroit
Katherine Diane Arka
Fletcher Arka
Katherine
Canada defers OAS bid to play larger direct role
Ottawa says Canada will not join the Organization of American States but plans a bigger direct involvement in regional affairs, per the Canadian Press.
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Canada
OAS
Ottawa
Organization of American States
Farm Market Aided By Hog Price Strength
Purdue extension economist M Paul Mitchell notes late June hog price gains support a stronger farm market with fed cattle and lambs rising up to $1 per cwt. Grains show mixed moves while weather and government programs influence acreage, exports, and feeder demand. The outlook suggests brief hog strength, possible cattle price volatility, and mixed grain trends through late season.
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Lafayette
M. Paul Mitchell
Purdue University Agricultural Extension
Mitchell
Great Plains
Cuban escapees flee Havana in stolen crop dusters
Two escapers from Cabana fortress prison near Havana flew to Florida Tuesday in two stolen crop duster airplanes. They asked for political asylum in the United States and were taken into custody by border patrol agents. Immigration authorities refused to identify the men.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
Cabana Fortress
Havana
Florida
United States
Border Patrol
YMCA offers learn to swim classes for children
More than sixty boys and girls aged six to eight register for the second Learn to Swim session at the Anderson Indiana YMCA from July 10 to July 30. Four daily classes are planned at 3, 3 30, 4 and 4 30 pm with space for any city youth to enroll.
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YMCA
Young Men's Christian Association
Anderson
Madison County
12Th
Jackson St
Rex Gentry
Albert Goul
Stephen Heckler
Jeffrey Hammons
Larry Hendrick
Stephen Horner
Joel Hughes
Michael J. Jones
Brian Kain
Joseph Ketner
Bernie Leever
Jerry Lippman
Fred MacGuire
Johnella McGuire
Mark McMahan
Kristie Mallory
Victor Mallory
Gregory Moore
Rickey Nealis
Gregory Norris
John Perry
Roderick Reeves
Kent Risinger
Donna Salyers
Johnny Shock
Deborah Sprague
Roger Sprague
Jeanne Swabbe
Dale Tranharger
John Ellis
Ann B. Barber
William Kopp
Tim Wilson
Brenda
Kim McRoberts
Debra Ruhl
John Rock
Rebecca Rock
Mike Huffman
Earl Troxell
Pamelett Rowlett
Shares Pause for Breath
New York stock market shows a pause as Standard & Poor's notes prices drift irregularly lower amid consolidation and a lack of aggressive bidding. The advisory says investors await a clearer business recovery while price cutting and a federal probe influence mood. Large secondary offerings by Ford and Gulf Oil absorbed about 300 million, prompting a more selective list and cautious optimism.
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New York
Standard & Poor's Corp
Standard & Poor
Ford
Gulf Oil
Missouri Coal Output Since 1800
Missouri has produced more than a quarter billion tons of coal since 1800, with St Louis area contributing significantly to the total.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
German Girl to Be Guest in Chicago Exchange
A Chicago police detective Willard Bischoff and his family were chosen to host a German teenager for one month under a private exchange program. About 50 Chicago youths will travel to Germany in two weeks as part of the program.
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Chicago
Willard Bischoff
American Committee For World Youth Understanding
Chinese Soviet split seen widening by reports
The article notes renewed public disagreement between Russia and China led by Mao Tse tung and Khrushchev amid a London Times report of a circular denouncing Mao. Officials said the U.S. has no confirmation and cites intelligence aims to obtain such documents. State Department downplays splits to avoid public concern.
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Mao Tse-tung
London Sunday Times
Khrushchev
Mao
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Washington
Sentence Awaited In Army Fraud Case
DETROIT AP The first of 23 defendants to plead guilty in an Army insurance swindle awaits sentence after admitting guilt. Ben C. Wilson of Detroit pleaded guilty in Federal Court and a pre sentence investigation was ordered. Investigators said $600000 was involved in phony applications found at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Most money was recovered. Other two defendants will be arraigned later this month near their hometowns.
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Detroit
Ben C. Wilson
Army Finance Center
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Smallest Bird Calypte Helenae Described
The calypte helenae recognized as the smallest bird, a hummingbird, growing only about 2 percent inches long.
Frank Lagle 67 dies. funeral today in Anderson
Frank Gunn Lagle, 67, of 2934 Lincoln Street, died Sunday. Services are at 10:30 a.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev. John Grose of the New Castle Pentecostal Church. Burial follows at Pleasant Walk Cemetery south of Anderson.
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Frank Gunn Lagle
Lincoln St
Brown and Butz
John Grose
New Castle
Services for Claude Hawkins at Rozelle Funeral Home
Claude Hawkins aged 77 of 2212 Delaware Street dies Sunday. Funeral services set for 2 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home led by Rev John Wood of Mounds Baptist Church. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home.
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Claude
Red) Hawkins
Delaware St
Harold E. Rozelle
John Wood of
Services for George Pine Held in Leesburg Visit Death
George Pine aged 36 of Leesburg Florida died during a visit here Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a m today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home conducted by Rev Homer Shuckers of Grace Methodist Church. Burial follows at Elwood City Cemetery.
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George Pine
Leesburg
Fla
Anderson
Sells and
Services for George Payne 87 Phoenix formerly of Anderson
George Payne 87 died Friday in Phoenix Arizona formerly of Anderson. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Dr Dale Oldham of Park Place Church of God officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p m today at the funeral home.
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George Payne
Phoenix
Ariz
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Dale Oldham
Park Place
Services for Mrs Eunice Gilchrist Held in Orleans
Services for Eunice Per melia Gilchrist 61 of 1753 FE 36th St. Orleans Ind. will take place at 2 p m Thursday at Ochs Funeral Home Orleans burial in Fairview Cemetery Orleans funeral arrangements were by Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Eunice Permelia Gilchrist
Ochs
Orleans
Ind
Fairview Cemetery
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Services for Mrs. Ora L. Martz 81 who died Monday will be at 2 30 p m today at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson Burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ora Martz Wilkinson
Ora L. Martz
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Charles F. Elick Dies at 81 in Wilkinson
Charles F. Elick aged 81 of Wilkinson died Monday. Funeral services are at 10:30 a.m. today at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson conducted by Rev Paul Trumbauer of Upland. Burial follows in South Mound Cemetery New Castle.
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Charles F. Elick Wilkinson
Charles F. Elick
Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funeral
Paul Trumbauer
Upland
Wilkinson Methodist Church
South Mound
New Castle
ICC in Laos Faces Defiance From Key Powers
Steeves argued that the United States China and Laos governments deny the International Control Commission the right of inquiry by withholding mobile entry means. He noted a deadlock after a Soviet and British conference with Canada over ICC equipment.
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Laos
International Control Commission
ICC
Steeves
Cochairmen
Canada
Hammarskjold Talks on UN Staff Plans and Appointments
Hammarskjold outlined a plan for a 14 rank undersecretary level and geographic based recruitment with population as a factor. He stressed maintaining high standards of efficiency competence and integrity as key criteria. The secretary generals proposals and expert inputs will be debated by the General Assembly in September.
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Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Strippers Husband Charged In Bad Check Case
Eddie B Hearne 34 husband and business manager of Muncie stripper Mademoiselle Gee Gee is to appear in Henry Circuit Court Thursday on a bad check charge. He admits forging checks in 11 central Indiana cities since December.
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New Castle, Ind
Muncie
Henry Circuit Court
Eddie B. Hearne
Mademoiselle Gee Gee
Indiana
Sallie Smith Funeral Today
Mrs. Sallie Smith 86 dies Monday services set 1 30 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with Revs Charles E Taylor and Dwight McCurdy burial in Park View Cemetery Alexandria friends received at the funeral home
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Alexandria
Sallie Smith
Karl M. Kyle
Charles E. Taylor
Dwight McCurdy
Park View Cemetery
Bozo the Clown Reflects on Life and World Tour
A famed Bozo the Clown discusses his impact and lifelong career. He has toured with Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey for 18 years, performing worldwide since age nine, noting he has seen nearly everywhere except Iceland.
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Bozo
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Iceland
White House and Mrs Kennedy Honorary Chairman Committee
The White House and Mrs Kennedy serve as honorary chairmen of the committee that selected the Fourth of July as the key date to unveil a report detailing progress on the program to endow the White House with symbols of the nation’s evolving years.
Marine Union approves 80 day cooling off period and restraining order
Judge Sylvester Ryan grants a temporary restraining order and orders strikers back to work. He schedules Friday to hear an 80 day injunction. MEBA lawyers seek review before federal judge Charles E. Clark in Hampden, Conn, but the appeal is denied.
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Sylvester Ryan
Ryan
MEBA
Hampden
Tent Theatre to Present The Man Who Came to Dinner
Madison County Dramatic Players announce a mid July stage production inspired by The Man Who Came to Dinner. Tent Theatre staff include Nanci Newman and Doug Mason as radio technicians with behind the scenes crew Jon Walker Doyle Barnes Tom Zeabart Ross Boyer John Flanagan Joe Newman Steve Weston and Larry Beeman. Concessions directed by Marylinda Thomas and Nancy Sampley. Publicity by Mason Newman and Pat McKeand. Officers include Jon Walker president Maxine Bridges director treasurer Doug Mason public relations Elsie Reveal secretary Tom Zeabart stage director.
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Nanci Newman
Doug Mason
Jon Walker
Doyle Barnes
Tom Zea‘hart
Ross Boyer
John Flanagan
Joe Newman
Steve Weston
Larry Beeman
Marylinda Thomas
Nancy Sampley
Pat McKeand
Stanley
Whiteside
Madison County Dramatic Players
Anderson
Maxine Bridges
Elsie Reveal
Tom Zeabart
Purdue specialists to present at 26th southern and 5th northern Indiana camps
Two township programs will feature Purdue specialists presenting a range of subjects. The 26th annual southern Indiana camp and the 5th annual northern Indiana camp are sponsored by the Indiana Farm Bureau and related groups, Indiana Department of Education, Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, and the Federal Cartridge Corporation of Minneapolis, with Purdue extension service cooperation.
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Purdue
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Department of Education
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Federal Cartridge Corporation
Minneapolis, Minn
Purdue Extension Service
Portland Toll Crash Injures Five Men From Area
State Toll 26 about 10 miles east of Portland was the scene of a two vehicle crash injuring five men from Portland and nearby. Coast Guardsman Michael Antles drove the car at about 65 mph when it began to shimmy and went out of control. Injured were James A. Lee Stephen D. Newton Jack Gettinger from Portland area and Newton is in fair condition at Ball Memorial Hospital Lee released later Tuesday Gettinger listed in fair condition at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne.
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Portland
Michael Antles
Jerry Brunson
Antles
Coast
Lee
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