Mexico renews El Chamizal land claim near El Paso
Mexico accelerates a 600 acre claim inside El Paso valued at about 500 million dollars. Data mobilization follows President Kennedy's visit amid expectations of a non prejudice settlement. The Chamizal dispute involves land now hosting a high school and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Kennedy
el Chamizal
Rio Grande
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Salinger
False Teeth Misery Ends: A New Principle at Work
A concise feature notes a developing principle aimed at ending the misery caused by ill fitting dentures. It highlights patient relief and advances in denture design and fitting methods. The report mentions clinical trials and rising interest from dental professionals and patients seeking lasting comfort.
Denturite Alge Teeth Reliner Aids Denture Comfort
Amazing new false teeth refiner promises true peace of mind. Denturite flows in five minutes, stops clicking, eases sore gums, and prevents food particles. It remains firm and pliant for a year or more, with easy removal if replacement is needed. At drug counters with money back guarantee. Uppers lowers or partials fit securely without powders or pastes.
Khrushchev Fears Far East War Over Economic Strains
At the Laos conference in Geneva diplomats report Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev fears any Far East war. He warned against attacking Red China and said the Communist bloc would aid Peiping if invaded, aiming to avoid Moscow’s forced involvement amid economic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Geneva
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
Laos
Red China
Soviet Union
Peiping
Far East
Five Nations Protest U S Sugar Bill Under Alliance for Progress
Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua and Peru condemned the new U S sugar buying rules as violating the Alliance for Progress framework. They pressed for an urgent OAS Basic Commodities Committee study and remedial action at the September inter American finance ministers meeting ahead of a July 13 OAS council vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Peru
Basic Commodities Committee
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
inter-American Finance Ministers
OAS Council
Congress
Legion NEA call for teaching about communism in schools
A joint American Legion National Education Association committee urged teachers to study and teach about communism to help the free world combat it. The 28 page statement, endorsed by Legion National Commander Charles L. Bacon and NEA President Ewald Turner, argues democracy relies on freedoms and suggests eight content guidelines comparing communist and non communist economic systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPS
American Legion-National Education Association
NEA
Legion National
Charles L. Bacon
Ewald Turner
America
Communism Shifts Tactics While Core Strategy Stays Largely Unaltered
A concise assessment notes that the overarching framework of communism has remained mostly unchanged, even as its strategy and tactics have evolved.
Astronauts welcomed at Houston space headquarters parade
UPI reports thousands packed Houston streets as seven Mercury astronauts arrived to celebrate the nation’s new space exploration hub. Police Capt. Tom Sawyer estimated the parade crowd at about 150,000 along the flag bedecked route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
UPI
Soap consumption by New York World trade figures
World soap consumption totals about 10 billion pounds with U S consumers accounting for roughly one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Car Crash Injures Three in City Intersection
At 2 18 p m yesterday Betty Markle driven car turned into the Simi son vehicle injuring Robert Simi son 27 and Velma Carney 43. The crash followed a two car collision near 22nd Street and Madison Avenue. In statewide Fourth of July traffic two other deaths were reported including William D McPherson 60 of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
22Nd St
Madison Ave
Robert M. Simison
4Th St
Velma Carney
2Nd St
Betty Markle
Simison
Moore
State
Holiday traffic toll rises as 542 die in Indiana year
A June holiday toll in Indiana hits 542 deaths with 404 on rural roads and 138 on urban streets. William N. Frazier, 16, dies after a car strikes his scooter near Union City. Apple suffers serious injuries after a tree accident on the Apple farm in Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Washington County
Salem
McPherson
Orange County
William N. Frazier
Union City
Indiana
New Palestine
Future Farmers of America
U.S. 4
George W. Burden
New Castle
Burden
Kennedy celebrations across the globe mark American Independence Day
The report notes U S officials and fleets showcasing friendship with Bangkok Manila and Kuala Lumpur while Tokyo Emperor Hirohito and President Kennedy exchange messages A Dallas parade honors astronauts and White House hours extend The 75 new citizens are welcomed at Seattle World Fair and Nixon joins Danish royalty at Rebild for the 50th independence anniversary ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Acad Ga
U.S
Bangkok
Malaya Federation
Kuala Lumpur
Philippines
Manila
United States
Tokyo
Hirohito
Kennedy
Dallas
America
Manned Space Center
White House
Washington
Fort Madison
Iowa
Charles Korschgen
Montana
Arlee
Browning
Miami
WAME
Seattle
Saskatchewan Doctors Strike Sparks Threats With Four Deaths
U S doctors faced Saskatchewan exam rules while two Americans joined as interns amid threats from a so called citizens safety committee. Dr Gerhardt Beck of Jacksonville and an unidentified colleague were among those involved as the CMA and provincial officials discuss mediation and the walkout's impact on 34 hospitals open for emergency care. Four deaths linked to the strike have been reported as opposition argues to repeal the medicare plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
U. S
U.S
Gerhardt Beck
Jacksonville
Fla
Kintzel
Richard Ford
Harvard University Medical School
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Kelly
Canadian Medical Association
Dalgleish
CMA
Quebec
Montreal
Hugh MacLennan
Montreal Stock Exchange
Erick Hierans
Lloyd
Canada
Kennedy plans tax cut next year amid economy push
The Senate resists immediate tax cuts and Kennedy endorses sending a tax-cut bill to Congress next year. The House passed a dividend interest withholding bill to raise up to 700 million dollars annually, plus a 1.5 billion dollar business tax break to spur equipment investments. Supporters include AFL-CIO Chamber of Commerce and ADA urging cuts now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Americans For Democratic Action
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Public Auction Notices and Listings Across Town
Several auctions set for Saturday July 14 feature household goods real estate and furniture including items auctioned by Bob Legg Hill Sr George Raines Joe Kellum Mrs Bess Brown and Marcus Dean with locations in East Austin Huntsville White Oak Addition Broad Way Cross Street Road and 109 nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg
East
Ae A
Bob Legg
Mae Hill Sr
George Raines
Richard Jarrett
Huntsville
White Oak
Joe Kellum
Bess Brown
Broadway
H. D. Kirk
John Rinker Jr
Cross Street Road
Marcus Dean
Obituaries for Wooldridge Richman and Dahl
Obituaries note the deaths of Choloe Wooldridge 43 of Chesterfield Kentucky Clyde H Richman 72 of Anderson and Mabel Alger Dahl 64 of Roselle Illinois along with Jennie Krause 69 of Silver Lake Indiana. Services and funeral details list funeral homes churches burial sites and locations in Indiana Illinois and Kentucky with survivors and next of kin.
Services for Charles Waitman
Charles E Waitman 75 of 2135 Poplar Street died Monday. Services scheduled at 1 30 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Steward Webber of Belmont Bible Church officiating. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Richman
Clyde H. Richman
Silvia Hair Richman
Morton St
Harold E. Rozelle
Bruce Denham
Charles E. Waitman
Poplar St
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Graveside rites for Ray Hawkins scheduled in Anderson
Ray Hawkins 38 a former Jasonville resident and father of Mrs Dewey Bennett died Tuesday at Indianapolis General Hospital. Graveside services will be at 2 30 p m Friday at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery conducted by McClanahan Funeral Home of Jasonville with services at 10 30 a m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dohl
Mabel Alger Dahl
Rt. 1
Roselle
Ill
Madison County
Betty Chambers
Chase St
St. John’s Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Ray Hawkins
Ray Hawking
Pendleton Ave
Lawrence
Jasonville
Dewey Bennett
Anderson
Indianapolis General Hospital
Anderson Memorial Park
McClanahan Funeral
Death of William Weldy at Anderson Free Fair
William Weldy 30 of Decatur Illinois an Olson Shows employee died late Tuesday night at St John s Hospital after becoming ill at the Anderson Free Fair. The death was attributed to a heart condition. The body was moved to Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weldy
William B. Weldy
Decatur
Ill
Olson
St. John's Hospital
Sydney
Australia
Brown and Butz
U. S
Massachusetts
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Beverly Sherwood 18 died at home in Muncie after a six month illness. She attended Harrison Harry Mack and Longfellow Schools, worked at Sheltered Workshop. Survived by father Charles W. Sherwood of Muncie mother Mrs Bernard True and sister Mrs Joann Cross of New Castle, brother William Sherwood, half sister Llanie Sherwood, grandparents Mr and Mrs Harrison Sherwood and Mrs Jenne Evans of Muncie, step grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Henn of Sulpher Springs Ind. Services Friday 1 pm at Meeks Mortuary with Rev Walter Greek. Burial Gardens of Memory near Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Beverly Sherwood
Harrison
Harry Mack
Longfellow
Charles W. Sherwood
Bernard True
Joann Cross
New Castle
William Sherwood
Llanie Sherwood
Harrison Sherwood
Jenne Evans
Raymond Henn
Sulpher Springs
Ind
Meeks
Walter Greek
Southside
Church of the Nazarene
Gardens of Memory
Mrs Daisy M Sparks Wilkinson Dies in Hancock County
Mrs Daisy M Sparks Wilkinson 84 widow of Charles F E Sparks died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs Paul Martins home in Warrington. Funeral services Friday at Condo and Son Funeral Home with burial in McCray Cemetery. Born May 26 1878 she was a Hancock County resident and member of Knights Town Eastern Star. Survived by daughter Mrs Martin son William Sparks five grandchildren six great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy M. Sparks Wilkinson
Daisy M., Sparks
Charles FE. Sparks
Paul Martin
Warrington
Condo and Son
McCray
Sparks
Hancock County
J.A
Martha McCray McDaniel
Knightstown Order of Eastern Star
Martin
William Sparks
Westfield
N. J
Court hours debate roils Republicans ahead of elections
GOP Chairman urges cross party cooperation to avoid turning courthouse operations into a political football. He notes Democrats push for a non political study while criticizing courthouse office hour policies, prompting concerns about partisanship amid imminent fall elections.
County Wide Car Check Program Plans for 1963
Annual car check efforts across the county aim to boost summer safety by reducing accidents. Officials are formulating plans for a county wide car check program to be presented in 1963.
Early Name Sacramento Recalled and Drake Connection
Sacramento California was originally named New Albion by Sir Francis Drake about forty one years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. The note ties the city to Drake and early colonial exploration in early American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
New Albion
Francis Drake
Plymouth Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
William D. McPherson
Ind. 56
Paoli
E. R. Apple
P.J
Peter Pan
Formfit
Sen
Byrd
Chamber of Commerce
Choloe Wooldridge
Chesterfield
Elizabethtown
Russell Springs
Wooldridge
Delco-Remy
Guy
John
Helen
Chrisman’ McQueary
Ronald
Jerry
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Jennie Krause
Silver Lake
Thomas Krause
Maurice Rush
Murphy Medical Center
Warsaw
Eddingfield Mortuary
Wabash
Thomas Bowers
Hartford City Cemetery
Charles Waitman
Madison
GOP
Djakarta
Perr
NCO
Nobil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!