Indiana Group Told To Put Up Or Shut Up
A Troy area group seeking recognition of the city as the home of Uncle Sam faces a public hearing. Thomas J. Gerson, legislative official, urges the group to present evidence or end debate at a Semare session in Troy. The call comes amid local efforts tied to Indiana history and wartime symbolism.
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GOP Charges Continued From Page One Debate
The GOP and Democrats clash over the committee version. Republicans call the bill loaded with political amendments. They warn of a possible veto if discontainment issues persist. Key names include Carroll D. Ax, Frelinghuysen, Ayres, Gar, Quie, and Maine allies.
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Council hearing on tensions over Iran and Kuwait presence
A council discussion addressed ongoing tension with Iran and Kuwait, noting no specific action yet and warning of potential emergency meetings. Morozov rebutted Britain’s abstention on a U.A.R. resolution, calling it a veto and accusing Britain of seeking to legitimize troop presence in Kuwait.
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Westinghouse Baltimore Nets Navy Torpedo Contract
Westinghouse Electric Co. Baltimore plant announced a 4.3 million dollar Navy contract for electric torpedoes. The torpedo design aims to destroy submarines at great depths aboard naval vessels.
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Multiple court cases and political unrest in Indiana and Brazil
A roundup lists numerous Indiana circuit court cases including affidavits for passings forged instruments and notes, divorces, and foreclosures, followed by a detailed report on a Dominican Republic political rally near Radio Caribe with clashes and calls against Trujillo, and an Indiana indictment of Clem LeMay for murder in Brazil.
Weather outlook and crop reports from Indiana
The southern Indiana region faces a mild five day trend with temps up to seven degrees cooler than normal. Showers are forecast for Tuesday or Wednesday with potential averages near an inch, while corn stands lag seven inches below normal and soybeans double in height. Crop observers note topsoil moisture shortages in three-fifths of the state and subsoil shortages in one-fifth. A Purdue crop report cites delayed haying in wet areas and ongoing harvesting statewide. An unrelated court case in Indianapolis orders a film executive to pay $83,224 on July 1, amid a divorce settlement and alimony arrangement.
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Trinity guest speaker greets scandal case review
At Trinity Episcopal Church the Rev Canon Grederic P Williams will speak at 10 45 p m Sunday in Indianapolis He is the executive assistant to the bishop of Indianapolis diocese and has long worked on church education and music initiatives He previously coordinated the Indian plan of adult education and served in several diocesan posts. Scandals case review asks Indiana Supreme Court for rehearing in Cecil P McDonough bribery case challenging a 9600 check as evidence and detailing a 214 year sentence for bribes from 3600 and 1250 sums.
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Overpayment Found For Evansville State Hospital Worker
Indiana Attorney General staff study a State Board of Accounts report noting an apparent 2241 dollar overpayment to Janet Walker, psychiatric social worker at Evansville State Hospital. The report cites credit hours and a 325 dollar monthly wage, with Walker stating mileage for hospital trips was unpaid and that she was paid salary for professional work, not hourly wages. The Board certified the report to the attorney general after a petition by Democratic supporters.
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Auto Output Dips as Fourth of July Holiday Slows U S Plants
Detroit based reports show U S auto production fell to 86571 units this week due to the Fourth of July holiday, compared with 125297 last week and 89761 a year ago. 1961 model output will end in July as firms shift to 1962. total for year to date and industry-wide figures are cited with context on production trends and layoffs risks.
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Obituary and Geneva talks color 1958 diplomacy notes
Mrs. Girtie Hasty of 1312 Hendricks St. died at 3:30 p.m. at St. John's Hospital after a fall. Survivors include son Leon Hasty and daughter Mrs. Willard Makepeace among five grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Hart Funeral Home with interment at a Chesterfield churchyard. The article also reports on Khrushchev’s Geneva disarmament reply and Western reactions, noting the troika principle and veto concerns. Bennett Sullivan, 72, of Sullivan, dies at home with multiple children and siblings listed. funeral in Jasonville with Rev. John Russell officiating. Diplomatic observers call Geneva talks a holding operation amid East-West rifts over general disarmament and nuclear testing bans.
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Services for Paul E. Hackleman 43 of 2935 Albert St. who died Wednesday while vacationing at Park Rapids Minnesota will be held at 2 p m today at the Brown and Butz Funeral Home The Rev Phillip Philbrook of First Baptist Fort Wayne formerly of Meadowbrook Baptist Anderson will officiate Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers are Clayton Hornbeck Robert Richardson Harry Bright Orville Brown Clinton Powell and Tom Pavey
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Death notices from Madison area families
Obituaries for Charles Cox in Middletown Barbara Goff in Noblesville Lula Martin Pendleton and Emory Simmons Warrington with burial details and survivors. Also brief on U S Berlin crisis note and Salinger remarks with next week's Moscow note expectation. The notices provide dates places and family connections across Madison nearby counties.
Hoffa Renamed Continues From Page 6 Labor Strife
In a disrupted convention the labor movement faces a declining cycle and potential erosion of constitutional guarantees such as free assembly and majority vote. Hoffa warned enemies and employers that while fairness and honesty will guide actions, the union will strive to secure the highest living standards and best conditions for its members. Delegates rejected motions as the S-day session closed, with secretary John E. English and thirteen percent vice presidents noted.
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Seek Exile Of 8 Priests In Bolivia Amid Labor Clash
In Bolivia's La Paz region Communist agitators demand expulsion of eight Canadian Oblate priests after a clash at Catavi where a Catholic radio station was attacked and a nearby church dynamited. The dispute split local labor, with miners supporting expulsion while Catholic groups seek guarantees for safety.
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Poisoning Case Trial Set for Aug 9 in Greene
In Bloomfield Indiana Carolyn Sally Britton 27 Spencer will be tried August 9 in Greene Circuit Court for the strychnine poisoning of her husband Richmond 34 The trial date was set by Special Judge Joe H Lowder of Sullivan Mrs Britton is charged with first degree murder for allegedly giving her husband capsules he believed were vitamins The poisoning occurred in May 1960 Suspect cleared in Indianapolis Lawrence Goodloe 34 was cleared in the killing of a new bridegroom defending his wife Captain Mindolph Schubert said lie detector and paraffin tests were inconclusive Goodloe was held on assault and battery in another case Earlier Friday two attorneys opened statements to a jury of 10 women and four men The article mentions illogical testimony and various names but the core is the Aug 9 poisoning trial and the cleared suspect in a separate case
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