Khrushchev and Spaak Hold Talks in Kiev on East West Tensions
Soviet Premier Khrushchev conferred Monday with Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak in Kiev on easing cold war tensions as China protests peaceful coexistence policy. Tass described an atmosphere of sincerity and a useful exchange of views on urgent questions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kiev
Paul-Henri Spaak
Lenin Hills
Spaak
Mikhail Suslov
Teng Hsiao-ping
Tass
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Berlin
NATO
China
Chamber Plans Sessions As Week Opens In Indianapolis
Indiana plans for state aid cuts to local schools dominate a busy agenda. Gov. Welsh announced an $87.5 million reduction in 1963-64 education appropriations, with full first two quarterly distributions but large later cuts. University funding remains intact for operations though construction funds are denied, affecting future building. The changes accompany steady sales tax revenue challenges and ongoing legal tests. The Anderson Chamber schedules committee meetings this week to outline fall plans, including a city program slide show and a briefing at Don's Barbecue.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
General Assembly
Welsh
State General Fund
Legislative
John T. Hatchett
Hatchett
Marion Circuit Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Richard H. Martin
Statehouse
Taxes Before Civil Rights Says Dillon
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon testified that taxes have priority over civil rights in the administration’s agenda while acknowledging the President’s civil rights goals. He linked a tax cut to expanding economic opportunities and urged Congress to pass the $10.4 billion tax cut to aid the civil rights program and stem capital outflow. Senator Javits urged equal priority for civil rights even with tax relief.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
White House
Dillon
House
Senate Economic Committee
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
U. S
Javits
Joint Committee
Kennedy calls last-ditch railroad talks at White House
President Kennedy summoned both railroad management and unions to the White House for a 10:30 a.m. meeting to avert a strike as the Thursday deadline loomed. Wirtz summarized urgency and the push to end featherbedding, with Congress potentially arming the president if bargaining fails.
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Washington (Ap
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Congress
Labor Law To Be Heard By Council
Anderson City Council to hold final reading on an ordinance banning recruitment of labor for replacements during strikes or lockouts with fines up to 300 dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment. Regular session 7:30 p.m. at City Hall. special session tomorrow at 10 a.m. Also on the agenda are rezoning for a 1 million Holiday Inn at Ind 9 and Hartman Rd and a large apartment project at 11th and Henry Sts by W T Walker. A Wednesday joint city county meeting will discuss a City-County building proposal.
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Anderson
Marie Riggs
City
Jack Campbell
Ind. 9
Hartman Rd
Lth
Henry Sts
W. T. Walker
Campbell
United States
U.S
Cuba
Dale Prough
Board of Education
Madison County
Circuit Court
Superior Court
Cigar Puffing Bandits Rob CitiBank Branch in Md Heist
Five men robbed a Citizens Bank of Maryland sub urban branch in Oxen Hill Maryland taking 136044 dollars. The group entered mid morning with one outside accomplice. one inside carried a sawed off shotgun and another a revolver. A cigar puffing leader led the team as 19 customers and six tellers were present. The bank offered a ten percent reward of recovered funds.
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Oxen Hill, Md
UPI
Citizens Bank of Maryland
Washington
Washington Bank
Insurance rate rise hits Anderson drivers hard
Anderson residents face higher auto insurance costs as claims rise. Class 2C bodily injury and property damage rates are elevated compared with Terre Haute Evansville Indianapolis and several other Indiana cities. Authorities link higher claims and weaker enforcement to the increases with some noting insureds exaggerate losses.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
Indiana
Indianapolis
East Chicago
South Bend
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Muncie
Elkhart
Kokomo
Lafayette
Logansport
Marion
Michigan City
Richmond
Anderson
Windows Shot At Howe Fire Apparatus Officials Homes
Shots damaged the homes of Howe Fire Apparatus employees amid a labor strike by Local 750. A Mundy home window was shattered at 12 30 a m with a shotgun blast and a rifle bullet. Deputy Bill Stoops investigated and called the incident possibly strike related.
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Jahue Mundy
Quincy Dr
Mike Mundy
Madison Heights
Anderson College
Mundy
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Roanoke
Howe
United Production Workers
Herald
Quincey Dr
38Th Street Rd
Anderson
June Mundy
Richard Howe
Madison
Heights High School
Ben Home Sr
Howe Fire Apparatus
Delbert Spangler
Shooting Lights Trigger New Incident Near Berlin Zone
In Steinstuecken inside the Communist Zone, a US Army MP allegedly fired four border guard searchlights and drew border charges. Authorities say no injuries or gunfire occurred. a noncommissioned officer is in custody as investigators probe the July 3 incident.
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Berlin
UPI
Steinstuecken
West Berlin
U. S. Army
Mitted
United States
ADN
Cuba Assets Frozen in United States by Government Action
The United States froze Cuban assets and banned unlicensed transactions with Cuba. The State Department said the move blocks transfers to Latin America for subversive purposes and places Cuba with China and North Korea in strict control.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
State Department
Latin America
China
North Korea
Auto dealer to become Lord. wife to be Lady
In St Leonards on the Sea England AP report auto salesman Peter Robertson says he is changing his first name to Lord and his wife Inge pord will become Lady. The couple seeks formal titles reflecting their desired nobility.
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ST. Leonards ON the Sea England
Peter Robertson
Lord
Ingepord
Grand Jury Indicts Driver in Manslaughter Case
The Madison County Grand Jury indicted 29 year old Jack Benefield in the death of 68 year old Edgar Hall who was killed in his yard by a car. Benefield faces involuntary manslaughter and other charges filed in city court after alleged drag racing.
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Madison County Grand Jury
Edgar Hall
Jack Benefield
Rt. 3
Benefield
Auto Injuries Listed In Area Collisions
Several traffic incidents left people injured. Frank Livingston, 20, of 719 Ruddle Ave, was hospitalized after his car was hit at the 109 Bypass and New Ind 32 intersection. Willie A Brown, 43, of 1418 S 17th St, ran a red light into Livingston. Damages were about 700 dollars. Two youths on a motorcycle were hurt when they struck a stopped car on the 109 Bypass near Delco Remy Plant 11. Donald Hunt, 18, of 4408 E Lynn St, and Kent Cox, 18, of 3619 E 26th St, were treated for bruises and groin injuries at St. John’s. A Columbus wreck near Richmond injured four members of a local family when their car hit the fatal crash scene. Injured: George W Clear, 2409 Crystal St, his wife Esther, 53, son George W Clear Jr, and granddaughter Robin, 10. Mary Lawson, 3520 Andover St, was taken to St Johns for observation after a two car Monday morning crash on Noble St in front of Plant Six. Gregory Neff, 8, 3511 Brown St, was taken to St Johns after being struck by a motorcycle at 35th and Brown St with possible fracture.
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Frank Livingston
Ruddle Ave
St. John’s Hospital
109
New Ind
Paul Ravage
Willie A. Brown
S. 17Th St
Livingston
Donald Eugene Hunt
E. Lynn St
Kent O. Cox
E. 26Th St
St. John's Hospital
George W. Clear
Crystal St
Esther
George W. Clear, Jr
Robin
Mary Lawson
Andover St
St. John's
Noble St
Delco-Remy
Gregory Neff
Brown St
St. John’s
35Th
OAS Mission Studies Japan Agriculture Methods
An Organization of American States mission visits Tokyo to study land reform farming techniques irrigation systems and cooperatives as reported by the Foreign Office.
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OAS
Japan
Tokyo
Organization of American States
Foreign Office
Madison County seeks 263153 for multiple funds
Appropriations totaling 263153 will be reviewed Wednesday at 10 a.m. by the Madison County Council at the courthouse. The sum includes 22036 for the general fund 35900 for the cumulative bridge fund and 205217 for the Highway Department. President George Early will chair. A city county building authority discussion will run with the council meeting and follow up talks from a June hearing. Tomorrow Madison County schools trustees meet at 1 p.m. at the County School Superintendent’s office.
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Madison County Council
County General Fund
Highway Department
George Early
Chambers of Commerce
Trustees of Madison
Exchange Club Installation Here Wednesday
The Exchange Club of Anderson will install officers for six months at a Wednesday 6:30 p.m. picnic and meeting at 1112 Madison Ave hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baker. Harry Morton, a past state president, will install. New officers take effect July 1 including Billie Schuyler president and Ted Crook vice president.
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Exchange Club of
Anderson
Russell Baker
Madison Ave
Harry Morton
Indianapolis
Billie Schuyler
Ted Crook
William McCarel
James Humphries
Richard Lewash
Robert Morse
Jack Williamson
George Chambers
R. B. Hull
Donald Schafer
Board of Control
Lloyd Rains
Ed Bronenberg
W. C. Hilligoss
Inmate Injured In Reformatory Table Leg Fight
Gilbert Phillips, 28, was seriously hurt at the Indiana Reformatory on Sunday when a table leg was used in an argument over a chair. John A. Bramo admitted striking Phillips after a two page statement to Superintendent John W. Buck, amid unspecified ongoing review.
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Indiana Reformatory
Gilbert Phillips
John A. Bramo
Reformatory
John W. Buck
Bramo
Phillips
Postal Service Plans Curtailment If Rails Strike Occurs
Postmaster General J Edward Day warned that if a railroad strike starts, the Post Office will stop delivering second third and fourth class mail beyond 150 miles from the origin. First class mail and air mail will continue to move, with space available one way for first class letters. Parcel post newspapers magazines and advertising circulars would not be delivered beyond the 150 mile limit. Perishable items would not move at all and emergency parcels should be sent first class or by air.
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Wirtz
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Salinger
Congress
Sen. A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Capitol Hill
Senate
J. E. Wolfe
J. Edward Day
Washington
UPS
Day
Camping Tent Fire Claims Two Child Lives In Wisconsin
Two youngsters died from burns after a camping tent fire sparked by a gas stove exploded during a July 3 outing near Kettle Moraine Wisconsin. Steven Williams three of Markham Illinois died early Monday at St Marys Hospital Ronald Jones eight of Milwaukee was hospitalized with severe injuries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Steven Williams
Markham
St. Mary's Hospital
Ronald Jones
New Arrivals at St Johns and Community Hospital
At St Johns Hospital births include a girl for Mr. and Mrs Richard Darby 328 St Rd 67 W and a girl for Mr. and Mrs John Whited Pens dieton. At Community Hospital births include a girl for Mr. and Mrs Leroy Harrison New Castle a girl for Mr. and Mrs William Cantwell 710 E 32nd St a boy for Mr. and Mrs Harold Scott 908 Hillside Dr a boy for Mr. and Mrs Morton Myers 721 Valley Dr a boy for Mr. and Mrs Larry Eshelman 426 W 4th St a boy for Mr. and Mrs Robert Dearing 916 Crescent Dr a boy for Mr. and Mrs Farrell Brandenburg 2632 W 25th St a girl for Mr. and Mrs James W Smith Jr 216 W 35th St a girl for Mr. and Mrs Donald Smith 330 Lincoln St
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St. John’s Hospital
Richard Darby
St. Rd
John Whited
Pens Dieton
Jack Patterson
W. 13Th St
Community Hospital
Leroy Harrison
New Castle
William C. Cantwell
E. 32Nd St
Harold Scott
Hillside Dr
Morton Myers
Valley Dr
Larry Eshelman
4Th St
Robert Dearing
Crescent Dr
Farrell Brandenburg
25Th St
James W. Smith, Jr
James W. Smith, Jr., 216 W. 35Th St
Donald Smith
Lincoln St
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YMCA
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W. Russell Merritt
Jack Miller
Fred Boze
Don
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Swanson
JFK
Mrs. Mundy
Soviet Bloc
United States of Cuba
Grand Jury
Clear Auto
Exchange Club
Anderson and Vicinity
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