Indiana Group Told To Put On Or Shut Up
Troy New York officials accuse Indiana Historical Bureau of delaying recognition for Samuel Wilson of Arlington and Troy as the originator of Uncle Sam. Gerson seeks Hawkins testimony at a Senate subcommittee hearing in Washington and asks Sen. Dirksen to subpoena Hawkins to ensure attendance. Indiana group allegedly plans to skip the hearing, prompting the put up or shut up challenge.
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Troy
N.Y
UPI
Uncle Sam
Indiana
Thomas J. Gerson
Troy Area
Gerson
Samuel Wilson
Arlington
Mass
Hawkins
Hoosier State
Type Metal Cleveland Foundry Note on Lead Antimony Mix
Type metal is typically composed of lead with antimony added to harden it. The description notes standard composition practices used in Cleveland foundries.
GOP Charges It Continued From Page One
Republicans and Democrats clash over an Education Act bill with minority and majority reports filed Friday. The GOP accuses the committee bill of being loaded and warns Kennedy may veto provisions for church schools. Minority signees include Kearns, Frelinghuysen, Ayres, Griffin, Quie, and Garland.
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Charles E. Goodell
N.Y
Kennedy
Carroll D. Kearns
Peter Frelinghuysen Jr
N.J
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Robert P. Griffin
Mich
Albert H. Quie
Minn
Peter A. Garland
Maine
Council Debates Independence Proposal Amid Tension
Morozov rebutted by saying Britain’s abstention on the U A R resolution acted as a veto and accused London of trying to legitimize troop presence in Kuwait. The speaker warned of a continuing serious situation and warned of an emergency meeting if conditions require. He urged the council to slow what he called quot annexationist policies against a small nation.
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Raq
Morozov
U.A.R
Kuwait
Indiana court docket reports list several ongoing cases
A courthouse news roundup enumerates cases in Indiana courts, including affidavits for forged instruments and vehicle taking, multiple divorce petitions, complaints on notes, foreclosures, and personal injury demands. Prosecution by Mel Thornburg and others appears, with firms like Peck Scott and Shine and Campbell Anderson Jones involved.
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State of Indiana
Rex McClintock
Mel Thornburg
Albert Leroy Bennett
Household Finance Company
Sam R. Holland
Dorothy Holland
Peck, Scott and Shine
Patty Cummins
Bennie Cummins
Wayne Thornburg
Pauline Blades
Jesse Blades
Campbell, Anderson and Jones
Martha Karnes
Richard Karnes
Kelley
Arnold
Superior Court
Greta McColley
Lawrence McColley
Genevieve Beeman
Donald E. Beeman
Thornburg
Thornburg and
Lawler
Doris Hodge
Glen Baldwin
Laura Baldwin
Robert M. Patton
L. H. Robins
One-Armed Clem LeMay Indicted in Brother Slaying
Indicted for first-degree murder is Clem LeMay a 59 year old from Brazil Indiana by a Clay County grand jury. The charge stems from a Friday shooting of his brother Manson LeMay 39 in their back yard. A .22 rifle was used after a quarrel and drinking earlier that day.
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Brazil
Ind
UPI
Clay County
Clem LeMay
Manson LeMay
Westinghouse gets $6.5 million Navy torpedo contract
Westinghouse Electric Co. Baltimore plant announced it has obtained a 6.5 million dollar Navy contract to build electric torpedoes. The torpedoes are designed to destroy enemy submarines at great depths.
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Baltimore
UPI
Westinghouse Electric Co
Navy
Indianapolis film executive ordered to pay wife $65,124
AP report states Superior Court Judge Mercer M. Mance approved an agreement for Chester A. Blakeley to pay $300 a month to his crippled, divorced wife Rachael M., 54, as part of granting Blakeley a divorce.
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Indianapolis
Superior Court
Mercer M. Mance
Chester A. Blakeley
Rachael M
Blakeley
Dominican exiles seek pact with PRD as rallies clash
At a park rally crowds denounce the Trujillo dictatorship while police observe. Exiles receive government guarantees of freedom to speak and campaign. After a Radio Caribe clash, police pursue demonstrators to Ramfis Park. Ramfis refers to Rafael Trujillo Jr. Miolan calls for lawful, orderly conduct and notes satisfactory government treatment.
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PRD
Balaguer
Trujillo
Cuarenta
Radio Caribe
Ramfis Park
Ramfis
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Miolan
Weather and crops report and church guest speaker update
The region faced a five day mild outlook with up to seven degrees cooler than normal July temperatures and chances of showers Tuesday or Wednesday. Crop observers note topsoil shortages in three-fifths and subsoil shortages in one-fifth of the state while corn and soybeans show growth but remain below normal. Wheat harvest begins southward. haying delayed in persistently wet areas. Canon Frederic P. Williams of Indianapolis will speak at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday at 10 45 a m sharing his work on the Indian Plan and church music outreach in various dioceses.
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Indiana
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frederic P. Williams
Indianapolis
John P. Craine
Anderson
Canon Williams
Providence
R.I
Brown University
University of California
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Berkeley
Calif
California
Seattle
Wash
Christ Church Cathedral
Paul Bergevin
Indiana University
Episcopal Church
Hoffa Leaders Speak as Labor Faces Decline
Hoffa warned labor is in a declining cycle and risks losing constitutional guarantees like free assembly and majority vote. He told opponents and employers that unions will seek the highest living standards and best conditions for members, as delegates re-elected secretary John S. English and 13 vice presidents before adjourning the five day convention.
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John S. English
Indiana Supreme Court reviews rehearing in McDonough bribe case
The Indiana Supreme Court received a petition for a rehearing in the Cecil P. McDonough bribery case. His attorney attacks the validity of a $9600 check used as evidence and the May 15 1956 indictment date alleging front end loader bribe activity.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana Supreme Court
Highway Department
Cecil P. McDonough
McDonough
Arthur Moginner
Ewbank
Mogilner
Four killed as Havana building collapses on Giliano Street
A Havana building housing offices and apartments fell Friday in the business district near El Encanto Department Store. At least four people died and eight were injured. Police say the structure was old and due for demolition after a fire by anti-Castro arsonists.
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Havana
Giliano Street
el Encanto
Tom Linders New Drive In Specials
Tom Linders introduces drive in specials featuring French fried onions, foot long hot dogs, and New Orleans Poor Boy. Located at junctions of highways 9 and 67 for quick service and casual dining.
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Tom Linder
New Orleans
Overpayment Reported At Evansville State Hospital
Indiana Attorney General staff review of a Board of Accounts tally shows an apparent $2341 overpayment to Janet Walker, a former psychiatric social worker, as 25 Evansville residents pressed for an inquiry into hospital staff hours and Dr. Walter DeWitt’s dentist duties. Walker contends she was paid a monthly salary for a professional job, not an hourly wage, and often used her own car for hospital trips without mileage pay. The Board certified the report to the attorney general after the residents’ petition.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Board of Accounts
Seek Exile Of 8 Priests
In La Paz Bolivia Communist agitators demand expulsion of eight Canadian Oblates of Mary Immaculate priests accusing them of being anti labor after a tin miners attack on a Catholic radio station at Catavi. The incident left four attackers injured and a church dynamited amid church labor disputes.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Oblates of Mary Order
Catavi
Ligo
Abel Antezana
Mauricio
Fidel Castro
Auto output drops by Fourth of July holiday
Detroit based Ward's Automotive Reports that U S auto production fell to 86 571 units this week due to the Fourth of July holiday. The figure compares with 125 297 last week and 89 769 in the same week last year. July ends 1961 model production as plants shift to 1962 models. Through 1961 the industry has produced 3 432 223 cars and trucks versus 4 639 217 in 1960.
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Detroit
API
U.S
Ward
Poisoning Case Trial Set For Aug 9 In Greene Circuit
Carolyn Sally Britton, 27, of Spencer, faces first degree murder charges in the strychnine poisoning death of her husband Richmond Britton, 34. The trial in Greene Circuit Court was scheduled for August 9 by Special Judge Joe H Lowdermilk. The couple’s May 1960 case alleges she gave her husband capsules he believed were vitamins.
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Bloomfield, Ind
Carolyn Sally Britton
Spencer
Greene
Joe H. Lowdermilk
Sullivan
Indianapolis man cleared in bridegroom defense killing
Indianapolis police cleared Lawrence Goodloe age 34 in the death of Thomas Hancock 22 who was killed while defending his wife from an intruder. Detectives found lie detector and paraffin tests inconclusive but believed Goodloe not involved. He remains jailed on assault and battery charges in a separate case.
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Indianapolis
Lawrence Goodloe
Hartke announces Carroll as assistant regional director
UPI reports Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana announcing the appointment of Virginia S. Carroll, 43, of Mount Vernon, Indiana, to the position of assistant regional director at the Office of Civilian and Defense Mobilization.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Virginia S. Carroll
Mount Vernon
Ind
Defense Mobilization
Geneva talks stall as Soviet note hardens disarmament stance
The Soviet government reply to President Kennedy reiterates the troika idea and demands that any step toward disarmament be joined with a general conference and strict controls. Western diplomats warn the plan would grant Moscow a veto and submerge the nuclear issue in broader disarmament talks, likely stalling the Geneva negotiations. The note arrives amid ongoing U.S. and British support for Geneva, with both sides preparing for a protracted holding operation as they blame each other for the deadlock.
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Russia
Kennedy
Britain
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita
Khrushchev
Vienna
Izvestia
Moscow
Geneva
West Berlin crisis tests treaty aims amid East German move
The West says a Sino-Soviet style pact alone won’t trigger war. danger hinges on East German demands to oust Western troops and restrict Berlin access. Washington notes tie to Berlin, while East Berlin enforces old law restricting workers in West Berlin. President’s Hyannis Port meeting described as ongoing Berlin talks, not an emergency session. The U S note to Khrushchev should reach Moscow next week to urge staying power in Berlin and warn of consequences.
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Berlin
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
U. S
Khrushchev
Moscow
Acquaintance Sawyer Objects as Evidence Ruled In
On Friday opening statements were heard before a jury of 10 women and four men. The defense argues Peebles was temporarily insane when he found his wife with Staples, leading to the shooting. Loughrin described the scene as casual friendship while detailing that Staples, Mrs Peebles, Miss Voss, and Staples’ employer Lowell Engelking were at the home after dinner and a tavern visit. Staples had removed his shirt due to a nose bleed and was aided by Mrs Peebles when the husband fired a revolver.
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Sawyer
Loughrin
Peebles
Staples
Isaacs to Speak at IU Journalism Institute Dinner
Norman Isaacs managing editor of the Louisville Times will address the awards dinner of the Indiana University High School Journalism Institute on Friday. Isaacs has just returned from a European trip.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Norman Isaacs
The
Louisville Times
Indiana University High School Journalism Institute
Isaacs
Mrs. Girtie Hasty Obituary at 80 in Anderson
Mrs. Girtie Hasty, 80, of 1312 Hendricks St., died yesterday at St. John's Hospital after a fall at home. Born August 22, 1880, she was a Union Township native and Florida Station Methodist Church member. Survived by a son Leon Hasty in Detroit and several relatives. Funeral at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home Monday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Lehoy Hines officiating. interment Nelson Cemetery.
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Girtie Hasty
Hendricks St
St. John’s Hospital
Hasty
Union Township
Cornelius and
Ella ‘Godwin Pierce
Florida Station Methodist Church
Charles F. Hasty
Leon Hasty
Detroit
Mich
Jesse F. Hasty
Washington, D.C
Willard Makepeace
Chesterfield
William Clifford
Grand Rapids
Dessie Clark
Indianapolis
Harold E. Rozelle
Obituary notices for Barnes Maxwell and Earlywine
Services for Harry Dutch Barnes 58 of Rt 2 and Archie Maxwell 65 of Rt 6 were held today at respective funeral homes with burial planned at Anderson Memorial Park and Huntsville Cemetery. Betty S Earlywine 50 of 204 West 4th Street died Thursday and services were scheduled at Brown and Butz Funeral Home.
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Harry (Dutch) Barnes
Harold E. Rozelle
Kermit Pugh
Bethany Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Archie Maxwell
Baker Brothers
Eldon M. Petry
Church of the Brethren
Huntsville
Betty S
Wilbur) Earlywine
W. 4Th St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Charles Cox 87 Middletown died in Sanders Nursing Home
Charles Roy Cox 87 of Middletown died at 6 15 p m Thursday in Sanders Nursing Home Anderson born Sept 12 1873 in Henry County son of Elwood and Mary Mills Cox lived 50 years in Middletown former Sowash Elevator employee member Church of the Nazarene Middletown formerly Anderson Salvation Army survivors include two daughters Mrs Everett Forney Middletown Rt 2 and Mrs J D Lemon Anderson a son Raymond Anderson 20 grandchildren five great grandchildren a sister Mrs Branson Van Meter Anderson nephews and nieces Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown services 2 p m Sunday at the funeral home Rev Don Cunnington Church of the Nazarene Middletown burial Miller Cemetery
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Sullivan
Lewis A. Bennett
Dewey
Anderson
Yorktown
Pendleton
Greene County
Jasonville
Minnie
Elmer
Greencastle
Ralph
Roy
Terre Haute
Marjorie Ohler
Dallas
Texas
Elva Collins
Osceola
Ind
Kathleen West
Ruth Jeter
Indianapolis
New Kirk
Dugger
Middletown
Charles
Roy) Cox
Rt. 1
Sanders
Henry County
Elwood
Mary Mills Cox
Sowash
Church of the Nazarene
Anderson Salvation Army
Everett Forney
Rt. 2
J. D. Lemon
Raymond
Branson van Meter
Ballard and Shirey
Don Cunnington
Miller Cemetery
Barbara Goff 27 Noblesville Elwood death notice
Barbara Ann Goff 27 of Rt. 1 Atlanta died 10 25 p m Thursday Mercy Hospital Elwood Born November 29 1933 Indianapolis daughter of Arthur and Maethel Lane She lived in Noblesville seven years and in Elwood eight She was a Pilgrim Holiness Church member Married William T Goff July 6 1948 Survivors include husband two children Dennis Ray and Marsha Darlene parents four brothers two sisters Funeral service 2 p m Sunday Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville Burial Riverside Cemetery Noblesville
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Barbara Goff
Noblesville
Barbara Ann Goff
Rt. 1
Atlanta
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Indianapolis
Arthur and
Maethel Reed Lane
William
Dennis Ray
Marsha Darlene
Arthur Lane
William Lane
Donald
Paul
Daniel Lane
Janie Cole
Rebecca Lane
Coaltrin Funeral Home
E. T. Qualls
Riverside Cemetery
Pendleton Woman Lula Martin Pendleton Dies at 72
Lula A. Martin 72 of 400 S. Broadway Pendleton died in her sleep Friday. Born Oct 9 1888 in Johnstown Pa she moved from Crawfordsville to Pendleton 37 years ago. She and Robert W planned a Golden wedding Sunday. Burial Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton. Services 2 p m Sunday. Friends receive after 2 p m today at Cornell Bright Funeral Home. She belonged to St Johns Lutheran Church and several clubs.
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Lula Martin Pendleton
Lula A. Martin
S. Broadway
Pendleton
Johnstown
August Steiner
Crawfordsville
Robert W
Garden Club
Robert
Robert Martin Jr
Wantagh
N. Y
Carrie Foltz
St. Berniece
Ind
Cornell Bright
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Services for Emory Simmons in Wilkinson
Emory Simmons 68 of Warrington died Thursday. Funeral services set for 10 a m Saturday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson with Rev Ar tie Stohler of Pendleton officiating. Burial in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Warrington
Emory Simmons
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Artie Stohler
Pendleton
McCray
Dr George S Taggart Burial Details at Anderson Park
Dr George S Taggart of First Presbyterian Church is noted with burial scheduled in Anderson Memorial Park. The brief notice lists his affiliation and final resting place, indicating a church leader’s interment with services likely arranged locally.
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George S. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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