Berlin Buildup Eases as Servicemen Return Home
Labor and company negotiators resume talks on the jet crew dispute amid post Berlin tensions. Two planeloads of Air Force reservists returned to Andrews AFB signaling a potential settlement as talks focus on trimming crew size and restoring service for TWA and other carriers after a strained period of air travel during the crisis.
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Churchill Condition Upgraded After Leg Injury
London dispatch reports Sir Winston Churchill’s broken left leg is more swollen but the hospital bulletin notes no general disturbance. A spokesman adds he remains comfortable and there is no major crisis in his health.
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Kennedy Appeals to House Leaders on Foreign Aid to Red Bloc
President Kennedy personally urged Republican and Democratic House leaders to allow continued U S aid to Yugoslavia and Poland to lure them away from the Soviet bloc. He seeks to modify a Senate amendment that would bar all aid except food shipments to Communist nations.
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Doctors Strike in Austria Demands Pay Raise and Protests
In Vienna a 24 hour strike by about 11,000 doctors halted private practice leaving seven million people with only emergency care. Police blocked protesters aiming for the Chancellery as sympathy strikes spread to eight provinces and the government called a ministerial meeting to seek a solution to a three month dispute with the Vienna Doctors Association.
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Anderson City Court Fines Move Across Drunk Driving and Speeding
In Anderson City Court Floyd Parkhurst 41 of 2703 Halford St was fined 25 for driving under the influence. Cecil Brown 52 of 1412 E used for speeding 10 and costs. James Tucker 32 of Rt 3 Navyland disobeying signal 1 and costs. Michael True 16 of 707 E Tyth disobedient driving 1 and costs. Multiple youths cited for speeding and traffic violations in a session presided by William Norton.
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Death Suspects to Enter Pleas July 23 in Motel Killing
Two Texans charged in a motel killing near McCormack and Walter were ordered to appear July 23 to enter pleas. The case involves Rep. Hale Boggs and House leaders as the suspects, Milan McNeal and Michael Andry, await trial on murder charges.
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Norton Names Ward Chairmen For Fall Campaign
County Democratic Chairman William Norton announced the reappointment of ward chairmen as Ward 1 George Slinkard and Thomas Newman for Ward 3. He stressed the importance of ward activities to elections and said officers will be named soon along with precinct committeemen for three wards.
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Library aid may bolster teacher education programs
The report notes that nations with teacher education programs train over a quarter of U S public school teachers and argues expanded enrollments and rising costs require more staff facilities and budgets. It adds that library assistance can improve preprofessional curricula and teaching aids, strengthening future educators.
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties filed
Several obituaries and death notices span Madison, Hancock, Tipton, Pendleton, and other Indiana towns. Items include Harry Elliott of Greenfield dying at Hancock County Memorials Hospital after 7:15 p.m. Monday, Amanda Cox Kennard of Wilkinson, Mary Foutch Pendleton, and Madora Mitchell Middletown, with survivors and funeral arrangements listed. Also notes on a Hawaii explosion witness accounts and a Turkish narcotics seizure near Ushak.
Retha Everett and Mary Castor Obituaries in Indiana Towns
Retha Lea Everett 65 of Muncie died at home after being born in Delaware County. Burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown. Mary Castor 73 of Noblesville died at home. Burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville. Both services at local funeral homes with church affiliations.
County Democrats urge tax cuts to lower local rates
William Norton, Democratic county chairman, calls on all Democratic office holders to limit budget requests so the County Council can set lower tax rates. George Early, council president, supports a local tax reduction this year. Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. White House notes a televised session last Thursday.
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Faye Totten obituary once lived on Willow Road
Faye R. Totten age 67 of 10 Willow Rd died at 3 15 on Monday in St Johns Hospital She was born February 7 188 in Hancock County daughter of Lon and Flora Wiseman She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and active in church work Survivors include her husband and two cousins Friends may call at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home after 4 p m with services in the funeral home at 1 36 p m Wednesday conducted by Rev Frederik Lanan Burial in Menden Cemetery near Pendleton Jerry H Brubaker 73 Rt 6 Muncie native of Middletown and former Anderson resident died Saturday services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 10 a m today Burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown
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James W Venable Dies at 45 in Carbondale
James W Venable, 45, of 2032 Central Ave, died 10:30 p.m. Sunday at Sanders Nursing Home. He managed a garage repair service at Triangle Auto Service and served in World War II. Born February 1 in McLeansboro, he was the son of Pearl Sundamore Venable and married to a Venable. He lived in Carbondale since 1945 and was a member of Noble Street Methodist Church and the White Shrine of Jerusalem.
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Mt Gilead Community Class Meets Tuesday Afternoon
IMT. Gilead Mt Gilead Community Class will meet this Tuesday at two o'clock in the afternoon. The gathering will be at the home of Mrs. James Bradley with Mrs. Oran Jackson as co host. President Mrs. Robert DeShong will preside.
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Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Milcom McCully 2723 W 2th St Mrs Jean Mitchell 1810 Ind W Elva Allender Rt 5 Mrs Elsie Nelis Dana Fla Henry Bricker 1723 Halford Lloyd Perkins Daleville Mrs Thomas Lutz 1820 Euclid ols Mrs Charlotte Glenn 820 W 1ath Mrs Ronnie Whinery and I daughter 1008 Columbus Cl Mrs Paul Nottingham and daughter Chesterfield Mrs Eugene Davis and daughter $24 E 2rd Mrs Robert Purdue and daughter 60642 W 12th Henry Blackburn 2804 Central Ave Edgar Ashby 2315 Meridian Mrs Margaret Burrows 2215 Gak Mrs Ida Jones $14 W 17th Mrs Virginia Peterson 1196 Tanor Ct Mrs Rose Smith 1400 Pearl Mayo Stern 513 Ruddie Ave Mrs Bertha Mullen Middletown Kent Cox 4404 EB Lynn Mrs Alyne Richards 2520 Flet scher
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East German river barrier blocks Berlin border escape
East German police installed barriers in the Spree River to stop refugees from swimming to West Berlin. A boat-mounted steam pile driver hammered foundations across the border, sealing off Kreuzberg and East Berlin sectors. In Hong Kong crime steadily declined over the past three years despite poverty and overcrowding.
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Don’t Cut Corns Calluses Warts Use New Magic Rub Off
Thousands suffer corns calluses and warts but report astonishing results with a new medicated creme called DERMASOFT. The wonder creme dissolves growths and lets them rub off, leaving skin smooth. Get DERMA-SOFT at all druggists.
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