Soap Box Derby Day Sparks Anderson Rally and Races
Today's Soap Box Derby in Anderson features 55 entrants with a 1 PM start for the main derby at Derby Downs. Co sponsors Hunter Chevrolet and Anderson Newspapers back a 27th annual event with a morning Oil Can Trophy Race at 12:30 PM and adult Soap Box cars driven by Delco Remy and Guide Lamp leaders.
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Anderson
Derby Downs
Akron
Ohio
Hunter Chevrolet Company
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Kilbuck Park
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
General Motors
White River
Madison Ave
Donald Boys
Deleco-Remy
Byron Stewart
James Mosley
John Barger
Ralph Ferguson
Lamp
Killbuck Park
Delco- Remy
Wirtz Seeks Two Year Truce in Rail Rules Fight
Secretary of Labor Wirtz proposes a two year truce in the railroad work rules dispute urging both railroads and five unions to respond by Sunday. If rejected, President Kennedy may send legislation for compulsory arbitration. Railroads plan new work rules at the bargaining deadline while unions warn of a strike when those rules take effect.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Congress
Wirtz
Ideological Clash Clouds Moscow China Talks
Moscow and Peking opened high level ideological talks amid cooled relations and mutual accusations after China arrived to discuss ending their world Communist split. Khrushchev offered no greeting, Izvestia and Moscow Radio limited coverage, while both sides debated labor disputes and a presidential emergency board's recommendations on fireman removals and non engine crews.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Communist Movement
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Moscow Radio
Presidential Emergency Board
Presidential Board
Kennedy informs Khrushchev on peace plan sought
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that he shares a wish to solve East West problems peacefully as Sino Soviet talks opened in Moscow. The message highlighted coexistence over armed conflict and was released after Khrushchev congratulated the U S on Independence Day. Kennedy relaxed on the Honey Fitz with his family and issued a captive nations proclamation designating July 14 as captive nations week.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
White House
Khrushchev
United States
Newborns at Local Hospitals Reported
Birth notices list a girl born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Renbarg er at St Johns Hospital and a boy born to Mr and Mrs James Livingst on at Community Hospital. Additional birth announced for Mr and Mrs Jack Lee Sloan of Pendleton.
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St. John’s Hospital
Raymond Renbarger
South Dr
Community Hospital
James Livingston
E. 37Th St
Jack Lee Sloan
Pendleton
Pre Race Best Winners Announced With Awards
Announcement lists pre race winners in best categories. Gary Rink er wins Best Construction first place with watch and trophy from Edge Packing Company, second Mike Garner with a Pepsi Cola football. Pat Wilkinson wins Best Design first with camera and trophy from Pepsi Cola.
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Gary Rinker
Edge Packing Company
Mike Garner
Pepsi- Cola Company
Pat Wilkinson
Pepsi-Cola Company
Dale Vanderbur
Pepsi-Cola
Tom Daoust
Anderson Banking Company
Dan Dickey
Anderson Banking
Stephen Saunders
al McKee Memorial
Ronald Bouie
Dennis Oakes
Auto Death Toll Reaches 242 in Holiday Weekend Update
The Associated Press notes 242 traffic deaths by Friday night, with 25 boating and 76 drownings totaling 343 for the 102 hour Fourth of July period. Authorities expect fatalities to rise again Sunday as families head home, with 550 to 650 projected overall.
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Associated Press
The
National Safety Council
Missouri
Pennsyl
Marilyn Monroe's Mother Found After Disappearance
Gladys Bakersley mother of Marilyn Monroe fled Rockhaven Sanitarium on Thursday and was found Friday by police hiding in a church boiler room about 110 miles from the facility. The sanitarium had confined her prior to the escape.
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Glendale
Calif
UPI
Marilyn Monroe
Gladys Bakersley
Rockhaven Sanitarium
Lakeview Terrace Baptist Church
NATO Warsaw Pact links test ban to non aggression pact
Moscow radio quoted Soviet negotiators tying a partial nuclear test ban to a signed NATO Warsaw non aggression pact. Western diplomats question linking the agreements, while Khruzhev and Mikoyan pressed for a simultaneous conclusion ahead of talks beginning July 15.
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Moscow
UPI
Moscow Radio
United States
Britain
Nikita S. Khrushchev
East Berlin
Anastas Mikoyan
Berserk man kills two, grabs woman in Linden
Richard Teddy Coleman, 52, shot his wife and sister-in-law dead and wounded three others in Linden New Jersey. He kidnapped Mary Komiski, 21, forcing her into the family car as authorities issued a 13 state alert and pursued toward Newark airport.
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Linden
N.J
UPI
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Coleman
Mary Komiski
Newark Airport
Here
Squalls Area Investigated Off Miami
A Navy Hurricane Hunter plane searched a thick band of squalls 1 500 miles southeast of Miami but found no signs of a developing tropical storm. The Miami weather bureau planned another check early Saturday. Winds peaked near 35 mph at the wave’s northern end as it moves west toward Hispanola, described as the strongest wave of the season so far.
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Miami
API
Navy
Miami Weather Bureau
Hunter
Puerto Rico
Weather Bureau
South America
Windward
Leeward Islands
Caribbean
Hispanola
Clergymen Among Group Arraigned
Baltimore night court saw sixteen girls and 158 other demonstrators arraigned after protests at Gwynne Oak amusement park. The girls, fifteen white and one Black, asked for jury trials and were released on recognizance. many others faced trespassing or disorderly conduct charges.
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Baltimore
API
Baltimore County
John Serio
Woodlawn
NAACP
Gwynne Oak Amusement Park
Eugene Carson Blake
New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Episcopal
Daniel Corrigan
Yale University
William Sloan Coffin
Atlantic
Pacific
Cambridge
Mary
Police Guard Newport Jazz Festival Second Day
Newport Rhode Island police guarded streets as the 10th annual Newport Jazz Festival entered its second day. Officials reported 79 arrests from Thursday and early Friday, mostly for minor reveling and liquor law violations.
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Newport
R.i.upd
Senate Hurries Home In Record Five-Second Session
The Senate met for three seconds on Friday amid hurry to adjourn. Friday’s sole speech totaled 11 words, surpassing a 1951 Barkley record of five seconds. Leader Metcalf gavelled the chamber to adjourn until Tuesday, while the House took five minutes to adjourn until Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
House
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Anderson High School
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JFK
Nikita
Anderson and Vicinity
Ings
Andeson Head
Kerry O'Conner
Phil O'Connor
Richard Butler
Patrick Ayres
Teddy Patterson
Phil Sylvester
Mr. Ayres
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