Rickover Accuses Pentagon of Sub Delay Tactics
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover blasted Dr John Foster for delaying the Navy’s new quiet nuclear attack submarine with repeated studies. He urged faster action, calling the tactic a Hydra like obstruction. The remarks came in a Senate hearing transcript from March.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Pentagon
Navy
U.S
Rickover
Propos
John
Foster
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Senate
Indiana Delegates Favor Humphrey But Doubt Indiana Carry
The Associated Press reports Indiana Democratic delegates favor Vice President Hubert Humphrey as the first choice for the presidential nomination with 26 of 51 votes polled. Yet most Humphrey supporters doubt his ability to carry Indiana, while others believe he could win nationally. Uncommitted delegates total 19, with McCarthy Kennedy and Branigin also receiving some first-choice support and varying views on Indiana's fate.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Kenned
Mass
Branigin
McCarthy
Len. Kennedy
Loan Approved for Anderson College in Washington
A loan totaling 1,291,000 was approved by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for Anderson College. The funds are designated for general academic construction and college officials await formal confirmation of the loan.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Anderson College
Weather Brief Forecast With Numbers From Local Page
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers today and tonight. Fall and cool Saturday with a high near 78 and low around 44. Sunrise at 5 21 a m and sunset at 8 18 p m.
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Bunset
Fires Here Damage Homes on July Fourth
Two fires damaged three homes during the July 4th holiday. Assistant Vice Chief Jones said 1219 East 42nd Street, a vacant house owned by Kent Poore, caught fire and spread to 1217 East 42nd Street, which also was vacant. The latter suffered the most damage while the first house was termed quite damaged.
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Stantes Jones
Jones
E. 42Nd St
Kent Poore
Violence Flares In Paterson For Fourth Night
Violence erupted for a fourth consecutive night in Paterson as hundreds of youths, mainly Negro and Puerto Rican, roamed in bands breaking windows and hurling rocks at police. Rooftop attackers fired objects at pedestrians while no arrests or injuries were reported that night.
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Paterson, No
UPI
Paterson
Boy Scouts Plan Information Rallies For National Jamboree
Four information rallies for the seventh National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America were announced by the Kikihawenand-Council for next week in Idaho. Sessions run Monday night at Carmel and Tuesday at the Scout Service Center, Wednesday at Buchel Center New Castle, and Saturday July 13 at Tipton City Park. Attendees may join any meeting. applications for the 1962 event are due July 31.
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Boy Scouts of America
Idaho
Kikihawenand — Council
Orchard’ Park Presbyterian Church
Carmel
Scout Service Center
Vth St
Buchel Center
New Castle
Tipton City Park
Phillip Cooper
Dick L. Zirkle
Big Killovek
Pigeon problem spurs city to mix bird food with chemicals
In Budapest the City Council voted to mix bird control chemicals with bird food to reduce a pigeon overpopulation. The plan, supported after a local animal society urged sterner methods, aims to curb the flock through a controversial poisoning tactic.
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Budapest
UPI
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Seven D R Men Assigned To New Posts
Seven Delco Remy Division financial staff members receive new posts announced by Divisional Comptroller W G Hebner. Names and roles include Donald E Alexander director of forecasts and budgets Edward W Williams director of General Accounting and Financial Services Raymond Precup director of Battery Accounting William E Roesch resident comptroller Delco Battery Muncie Charles M Cummings resident comptroller Delco Battery New Brunswick Bernard W Pachuta resident comptroller Delco Battery Anaheim Joseph E George resident Olathe Kansas All veterans with long service Alexander started with Delco Remy in 1955 after Ball State University service in the armed forces and later 15 months as resident comptroller at New Brunswick Williams a 1939 University of Pennsylvania graduate has been with Delco Battery since 1946 and rose to resident comptroller at New Brunswick. He will return to Anderson for his new assignment.
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Delco- Remy
Comptreller
W. G. Hebner
Donald, E. Alexander
Edward W. Williams
Raymond Precup
William E. Roesch
Delco Battery
Muncie
Ind
Charles M. Cummings
Detco
New Brunswick
Anderson
Wiliams
University of Pennsylvania
Delco Hatlery
Pope
Calvin
DELCO
Delta-Remy
W. G. Heller
Felt
Donald E. Alexander
Die
Johnson Defends Independence in Fourth of July Speech
President Johnson, addressing a HemisFair audience on Independence Day, urged defense and enlargement of independence at home and abroad. He cited the Declaration's equal rights premise and urged Americans to address poverty, health, housing, and education to expand true independence for all.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Johnson
United Paisa
Oil Johnson
HemisFair
America
Midwest Governors Conclude With Gun Restraint Pledge
Fourteen resolutions on topics from meat inspection to firearms regulation were approved at a Midwest governors conference in Milwaukee. Gov Warren Knowles of Wisconsin was elected chair and Gov Warren Hearnes of Missouri vice chair. A plan to select the 1969 meet site was postponed. The gun resolution passed without debate urged strong state legislation on sale and possession of firearms and noted gunfire tragedy as a growing national concern. The group also urged Congress to amend meat inspection laws to treat state inspected meat like federal products and cover imports, so imported meat and sweat products are inspected to federal standards before interstate sale. The conference asked federal action to reduce regulatory duplication and overlap.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
United States
Congress
Return of Alec Rose Impresses Crowds in Portsmouth
Alec Rose, 59, ends a 320 day 28 500 mile solo voyage aboard the 36 foot Kilch Lady in Portsmouth England. Crowds of 20 900 spectators cheer as cannon explode rockets fire flanked by a 300 boat escort. Rose hides below before emerging to face celebrants and recover with rest after a perilous trip around Cape Horn.
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Portsmouth
England
APY
Alec Rose
Croyds
Rose
Cape Horn
Caluma
Cooks Clerks and Drivers Help Repel July 4 Base Attack
American infantry plus cooks clerks and drivers repelled a Fourth of July assault on the U S 25th Infantry Division base at Dau Tieng about 40 miles northwest of Saigon. The battle left 10enemy dead, five Americans killed and 56 wounded, with air strikes and evacuations following as U S forces secured the area near War Zone C. A rocket cache near the base was found and U S bombers conducted missions against targets in North Vietnam and coastal provinces.
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U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Dau Tieng
Saigon
U.S
Blisworth Bunker
Tequire
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Cong Thien
Quang Ngai
Oy Hoa
Phan Thiet
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Air Force
Fa Phantom
Nha Trang
Light Death Toll Listed For Holiday Traffic
The Associated Press reports Independence Day traffic deaths rose to 110 on the first full day of the long weekend. The National Safety Council had estimated 700 to 800 potential fatalities in the period, while a nonholiday day comparison showed 533 deaths. Boating fatalities reached 10 and drownings totaled 12 with no fireworks deaths reported.
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Associated Press
United States
National Safety Council
Florida Man Celebrates 126th Birthday in Public Tale
In Bartow Florida Charlie Smith, the nation’s oldest man on Social Security records, marked a July 4 birthday though he isn’t sure of the exact date. He claims to have been kidnapped in Liberia at 12 and later sold as a slave in a Feat Tora.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
Charlie
Liberia
New Orleans
Half Million Boys Enter G M Model Car Competition
About 500000 boys compete in the 1939 Fisher Body Craftsmen Guild with regional and national stages in Detroit. Madison County youths participate. The program, started in 1930, funds 1078 cash prizes and 17600 in scholarships, with junior and senior divisions and a three day trip to Detroit for national winners.
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G.M
Warren, Mich
Madison County
Guild
Detroit
Piraey Ten Te
Salymn
Six Teens Injured In Two Car Crash At Junction
Six teenagers were injured Thursday evening in a two vehicle collision at the Main St and Alliance Rd intersection. All were taken to St. John's Hospital for treatment and later released. Deputy James Kelish said the crash occurred about 9:05 pm when a car driven west on Alliance Rd by Linda Mae Cox, 17, of Middletown, hit another car on Main St driven north by Craig Apostetou, 16, of Fairview. Cox said weeds at the intersection covered the stop sign and she did not see it until it was too late to stop. Damage details follow on Page 2.
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Main St. Ra
Alliance Rd
St. John's ‘Hospital
Madison County
James Kelish
Linda Mae Cox
Rt. 1
Middletown
Main S
Craig RB. Apostetou
Fairview
Thalyo
Apostolo
New Arrivals and Births at Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Sumner Spiker Middletown welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pautet 406 Greenhill Way welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Royce Busby Ri welcomed a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Max Pie 3223 W 18th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Danny Smith 282 Dewey Sr welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Harry Greene Jr Daleville welcomed a boy. Me and Mrs Joel Hobbs 2605 E 6th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Terry Henry IWS E fih SL welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown Summitville welcomed three girls. Mr and Mrs William White Alexandria welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Whitehead 309 Lindberg R welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs Max Roberts Pendleton welcomed a girl.
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Sumner Spiker
Middletown
Kenneth Pautet
Greenhill Way
Royce Busby
Community
Hospital Tos
Max Pie
18Th St
Danny Smith
Dewey Sr
Harry Greene Jr
Daleville
Joel Hobbs
6Th St
Terry Henry
Harry Brown
Summitville
William White Man
Alexandria
Lonnie Whitehead
Lindberg R
Max Roberts
Pendleton
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HHH
Boy Scouts
Penn-Central Railroad
Central Ave
14Th St
Penn
Herald Phola
Voyager
Army Base
Florida
St. Daha’s .Hospital
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