Pak Becomes ROK Strongman After Resignations
In Seoul Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Hee ousts rival leaders as he is named the new controlling figure of the ruling junta. Gen. Chang Do Young resigns along with 40 generals and admirals as the regime reshapes the armed forces to pursue the revolution.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Chang Do-Young
Pak Chung Hi
Republic of Korea
Pak
Jong
John M. Chang
Tokyo
Chang
Rok
Wong Chong Yun
Junta
Supreme Council
Song Chan Ho
Cal Pak Chi Ok
Kim Chae
Min. Song
Military Revolutionary Committee
Pak Chi Ok
Kim
Marine Union Workers Start Back To Jobs
Maritime workers began returning to duty in ports nationwide as a federal court restraining order paused the 18 day maritime walkouts. Pickets faded from docks by Tuesday, though some crewmen stayed ashore for the July 4 holiday, with full return expected as union and ship owners cooperate pending a Taft Court injunction hearing.
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New York
UPI
Justce Department
Pres Kennedy
Indiana AMVETS Open Three-Day Meeting Friday
Indiana AMVETS will open a three day state convention here Friday, joined by the state AM VETS Auxiliary. Headquarters will be at the Holiday Inn, 593 N Broadway.
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Indiana
Indiana Amvets
State Amvets
Holiday Inn
Broadway
Ant
Louisville
County 4-H Camp Sees Youths From Two Townships
Two township youths represent county clubs at 4-H camp near Hassmer Hill Versailles July 8 to 14 with 115 youths expected. National Commander Harold Russell to give a legislative report and officers for 1961 62 to be elected. Program areas include entomology forestry soil conservation and wildlife with a Sunday session from 10 am to 5 pm followed by a commanders banquet.
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Harold Russell
Abe
Hassmer Hill
Versailles
Robert Amick
Purdue
Russell
Amick
Rain Halts Harness Racing At Free Fair
Rain delayed the Anderson Free Fair harness racing last night and the program was called after the first heat of each race. Winners of the first heat were named for last night’s events. The speed program resumes tonight with $10,000 in purses and several named races including a $1,250 three year old pace and a $500 class trot. Weather dampened crowds and forecasts call for scattered showers with low 60s, and Thursday’s outlook includes hot temperatures around 85 to 95 degrees. Childrens Day activities are planned with guests from local homes.
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Anderson Free Fair
Henry Lamper
Albert Mar
Anderson Township
Madissa County
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Knightstown
Madison County Childrens
U S and China Clash Over Laos Peace Talks
In Geneva the United States and China traded sharp charges amid the Laos peace conference stalemate. U S envoy Steeves accused the Communists of arrogance and of blocking settlement while Beijing charged Washington with planning new military moves and ulterior aims in Laos.
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Peiping Wa
Laos
United States
Geneva
UPI
United U. S
Staves
John M. Steeves
Ian Teane
Chen Yi
Peip“ing
Steeves
Chens
Pathet Lao
International Control Commission
ICC
Tuyu
Hemingway to be buried near longtime friend in Idaho
In Ketchum Idaho UPI reports Ernest Hemingway will be buried beside a close companion the hunting and fishing guide known as Bear Tracks Wilaims and frequent companion for twenty years Ned in 1959 with a grave dug Tuesday in Setchum cemetery and a blanket of red roses planned for the ceremony
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Ketchum
Idaho
UPI
Ernest
Hemingway
Setchum
That %& Taylor
Wil
Troopers Hunt Two Suspects in California Teacher Shooting
State police at Pendleton pursue two AWOL soldiers in a fatal June shooting of 58 year old Frederick Robbins of Lones Pine California. A tan suitcase found near New Palestine Indiana linked to Robbins contained items with the initials FR and a gasoline credit card traced to him.
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California
Pendleton
Frederick Robbins
Lones Pine
Calif
Oakland
Maine
Robbins
Sugar Creek
New’ Palestine
Ind
Douglas County
Tinois
Sheritt
Eugene Miller
Indianas
Toll Hits Eight In Indiana Fourth Of July Crashes
Eight people died in Indiana traffic incidents as the Fourth of July weekend neared its end. State police reported two youths were killed when a car plunged over an embankment near Portland, while 17 year old Thomas R. Timberlake of Corydon died in a one car crash on Ind. 35 north of Corydon. Passenger John F. Miles, 17, Corydon, was injured. Reinforced patrols sought to curb holiday fatalities.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Thomas R. Timberlake
Rt. 1
Corydon
Timberlake
John F. Miles
Harrison County
Portland
Ind
Burglar Trapped After Offer to Reward Cop
In Chicago a burglar named Gonzales admitted to burglarizing a gas station and offered patrolman John Harty a $10 reward to help locate a wallet containing $40. Harty assisted and then booked Gonzales for burglary. A psychiatric exam followed.
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Chicago
UPI
Amd Gonzales
John Harty
Gonzales
Harty
Harry
Tent Theatre Opens Run Here On July 13
Summer stock in Anderson presents The Man Who Came to Dinner staged in a tent on East 10th Street Road. Cast includes Mrs Lena Cook as Mrs English and Sheridan White side, Miss Kay Royer director, with Ralph Boyd Sarah Jennie Steele among the performers. Show runs July 13 14 15 with a large local cast and civic participation.
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Anderson
Sheridan Whiteside
Kay Royer
East 10Th Street Rd
Avondale
Indianapolis
Madison County Dramatic Players
Hammarskjold Rejects Three-Man UN Executive Plan
The United Nations chief Dag Hammarskjold opposes a proposed troika to control the UN secretariat and rejects a three deputized leadership. He argues such political bloc representation violates the UN Charter and would be unworkable. Eight experts proposed moving Eastern European representatives into vacant posts to balance quotas.
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United Nations
Dag Hammar Marskjold
Hammarskjold
Charter
Secretariat
India
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Aight
U.N
Bozo the Clown Faces Cancer Battle
Bozo the clown, famed for chalk-white face and blue costume, is ill with cancer. At 41 he is undergoing treatment at the M D Anderson Hospital and Turner Institute in Houston. He says he may never clown professionally again but will warn families about cancer symptoms.
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Houston
Tex
Bozo
M.D. Anderson Hospital
Turner Institute
Bozol
Derby Hill Paving Work Starts Today
Derby Hill paving begins today on the Madison Avenue Park slope used for the Soap Box Derby. The project includes finishing asphalt, fences by the city park department, final grading and drainage, and the installation of a three inch bituminous surface. Derby officials note the work follows a request by the derby organizers and will precede the July race date.
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Bozo
Madison Avenue Park
Arlington
Tex
Anderson
M.D. Anderson
Record Holiday Fatalities Predicted in U S
The National Safety Council warned of a possible all time high Fourth of July holiday death toll, estimating up to 300 fatalities in the 102 hour period and noting heavy homebound traffic. Motor vehicles remained the leading killer with numerous incidents including a fatal crossroad crash near Springfield Illinois.
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National Safety Council
Stewart
Council
Kremlin and Peiping clash sparks U S interest
Washington officials study signs of renewed Sino Soviet discord with Berlin and Laos issues backstage. Kennedy and Khrushchev exchanged Fourth of July messages while Moscow snubbed Peiping’s anniversary, sending Suslov to Mongolia instead of China to signal policy shifts.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Laos
United States
Peiping
Communist Party
Moscow
Mishail A. Susov
O Ulan Bator
Suslov
Inter Mongolia
Vilelal
Red China
Diplmatic
Red Chinese
White House Arts Bonanza Arrives From Presidents Past
In Hyannis Port, the Fine Arts Committee formed by Mrs. John F. Kennedy announced a collection of furnishings and art for the White House. Items include a Dolly Madison Empire sofa, James Madison’s medicine chest, Monroe arm chair and table, a George Washington lithograph mirror, Morse’s Gen. Stark painting, and a vast array of chairs tables needlework and silver. The committee aims to make the White House a museum of American heritage with gifts loans and discoveries guided by a focus on American furnishings and historical figures.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Fine Arts Committee
John F. Kennedy
Linegin
Dolly Madison
James Madison
James Monroe
George Washington
Martin Warr Buren
Sheraton
Daniel Web Tster
Nellie Custis
Executive Mansion
Samuel F. B. Morse
John Stark
Fine Arts
Cape Cod
Henry F. Dupont
Macmillan vows troops stay to defend Kuwait
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said British forces will remain in Kuwait as long as necessary to defend the oil rich sheikdom against threat from Iraq. He called Iraqi forces a serious menace and urged moderation from Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem while stressing defense duties and treaty obligations.
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London
UPD
Harold Macmillan
Kuwait
Iraq
Security Council
Abdel Karim Kassem
House of Commons
Macmillan
United States
Britain
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital and Nearby Homes
Born at St John’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Coolidge College Haven a girl and to Mr and Mrs Robert Clelland 2008 Nichol Ave a girl. Mr and Mrs John Misner 603 Ruddle Ave a boy and Mr and Mrs Charles Bowles 120 30th St a boy. Mr and Mrs Bill Heffernan Markieville a boy and Mr and Mrs Walter Hutchinson Fairmount a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Jones Sulphur Springs a girl and Mr and Mrs Harold Harris RL 1 a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
David Coolidge
College Haven
Robert Clelland
Nichol Ave
John Misner
Ruddle Ave
Charles Bowles
Bill Heffernan
Markieville
Walter Hutchinson
Fairmount
Charles Jones
Sulphur Springs
Harold Harri
RL 1
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Springfield
Akron
Ohio
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Rt. 2
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Madison Ave
Roy Shepherd
W. St. St
Johnson
Hunter
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State Department
Kremlin
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