Typhoon Joan Headed Toward Kyushu as Death Toll Rises
Typhoon Joan with 92 mph winds converges on Kyushu island after days of heavy rains kill scores and leave hundreds missing or injured. Floods landslides devastate towns in Kagoshima district while self defense forces shore up flood controls.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Japan
Kyushu
mid-Gay
Okinawa
Air Force Air Weather Central
Japanese Meteorological Agency
Kagoshima
Sea of Japan
Taramachi
Penal Project Aims at Youth Center By October
Indianapolis reports a new penal program for first time male offenders aged 18 to 24. Phase one funds cover an administration and custody building plus dormitories for 208 youths. The plan includes a diagnostic center to guide sentencing and phase two housing 800 youths with training in trades.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Welsh
Indiana Departments of Correction and Administration
Welsh and Correction
Arthur Campbell
Louis Kingscott and Associates
Kalamazoo
Mich
Curtis & Davis
New Orleans
Campbell
Hawaii scientists estimate record H-bomb blast in space
Hawaii observers say the Johnston Island hydrogen bomb created a 400 mile high fireball seen from Maui and Fiji. The blast, likely in the five million ton TNT range, would be the highest U S nuclear shot if confirmed, amid prior test delays and safety protest.
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U. S
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Christmas Island
Honolulu
APS
Mt. Haleakala
Maui
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Lron Curtain Narions
Fed Cuts Margin Requirement on Stock Purchases
The Federal Reserve Board cut margin requirements from 70 percent to 50 percent effective Tuesday, aiming to spur stock purchases amid a weakened market. Data show a $600 million drop in bank loans to stock traders and a fall in customer debit balances, signaling lower stock market credit.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Stock Exchange
Man Listed Critical After Auto Accident
John Sanford Blaylock age 46 was listed in critical condition at St. John's Hospital after a wreck at Ind 67 and Brown Street at 6 p m yesterday. Donald R Chapman 19 of 322 W 38th Street drove through a red light and hit Blaylock's car. Arlene Nelson 17 of 25 W 39th Street suffered severe facial head and knee lacerations and was listed in fair condition. Chapman remained hospitalized for nervous shock overnight for observation.
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John Sanford Blaylock
St. John’s Hospital
Ind
Brown St
Sheriff's Office
Donald R. Chapman
38Th St
Blaylock
Chapman
Arlene Nelson
39Th St
Fair Field High Today Low Tonight
Forecast shows a high near yesterday’s 77 with a low around 2 tonight. Sunrise is 5 27 a.m. and sunset 8 01 p.m. Moon sets at 12 30 a.m.
Callahan Receives Stay of Execution
Indiana Supreme Court delayed the execution of Michael T. Callahan from August 1. Callahan, 37, was convicted March 30 in Marion County Criminal Court No 1 for the gun slaying of 23 year old Deputy Sheriff Edward Byrne. The stay delays the death sentence pending completion of an appeal to the high court.
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Indianapolis
SPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Michael T. Callahan
Callahan
Marion County
Edward Byrne
Supreme Court
Harold Acher
High Court
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
A series of birth notices from St Johns Hospital and area homes lists newborns for numerous families. Among them are Mr and Mrs Robert Walker of 1725 Euclid Dr a boy and Mr and Mrs Virgil Stanley of Alexandria a girl, with many other families across Anderson Summitville Markleville and Indianapolis Community Hospital noted.
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St John's Hospital
Robert Walker
Euclid Dr
Virgil Stanley
Alexandria
Floyd Chastine
Chesterfield
James Brooks
Robert Fox
Ind
Ralph Knotts
15Th St
Charles Gray
Milton Ave
Philip Lloyd
Rt. 3
Herman Doster
Jack Smith
Summitville
Fredrick Warmke
Nichol Ave
James Cook
Shirley
David Swisher
Robert Covington
Sherman Sr
Melody Sue
Charles Harrison
Indianapolis Community Hospital
John Heiden
W. 7Th St
Mr. and A Harrison
Jaysue St
Japanese graduates open jido school in Westfield
Two Nippon University graduates Kiyoshi Shiina and Yoshicade Yonezuka, both 1960 alums, have started a jido school in Westfield, inspired by President Kennedy’s call for Japanese investment in the United States. They aim to train children in self defense and discipline.
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Westfield
UPD
Kennedy
Kiyoshi Shiina
Yoshicade Yonezuka
Nippon University
United States
Hospital Board Meets July 18
The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation holds its annual meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday July 18 at the Anderson YMCA led by president Frank H Allis. Directors will be elected and committee reports heard with financials on funds disbursed to St John s Hickey Memorial Hospital and Anderson Madison County Community Hospital.
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Anderson-Madison County Hospital
Udall to Speak at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial Dedication
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall and dignitaries will attend the Lincoln Boyhood Memorial dedication in Lincoln City Indiana. Governor Welsh will present the memorial to the federal government in an afternoon ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial Building. Carl Sandburg will be honorary chairman and Dr Louis Warren will trace Lincoln's early years.
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Lincoln City
Ind
Telstar Countdown Begins for First International Satellite Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL US officials report a final 24 hour countdown starting Monday for Telstar the first international communications satellite. The 170 pound three stage Delta rocket aims to place Telstar in an orbit of 609 to 3500 miles above Earth. AT&T built Telstar costing under 1 million with NASA funding for launch. Telstar will relay transatlantic radio and television signals and is the forerunner of a broader network of relay satellites.
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United Press International
Hawaii
Figi
Johnston
Fiji Islands
United States
Australia
Cape Canaveral
Upi
Telstar
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Satellie
Atlantic Ocean
Right Handers Favored In All Star Game Battle
AP reports the 32nd All Star baseball game will feature flame throwing right handers with Don Drysdale facing Jim Bunning as the National League meets the American League in Washington D C. Kennedy will watch from 45150 seats at the new stadium. Several pitchers in the NL and AL are named as potential starters or relievers. The game airs noon EST on NBC radio and TV with proceeds to the Players Pension Fund.
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Washington
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Kennedy
D.C
Drysdale
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Bunning
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Yanks
Ralph Terry
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
NBC
Players’ Pension Fund
Chicago
Hank Aaron
Warren Spain
Braves
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Hank Aguirre
Mickey Mantle
Roger Mars
The
Jim Gentile
Kellogg Foundation Grants $10000 To Earlham And Others For Library Purchases
A $10000 Kellogg Foundation grant announced Monday will fund new library books at Earlham College and other Indiana liberal arts colleges to strengthen teacher education programs. The funds, part of a nationwide three year program, require careful library improvement plans and will be used solely for book purchases by institutions already accredited in regional teacher education.
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Anderson
Robert H. Reardon
Lbr- College
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Indiana
Earlham
Franklin
Goshen
Hanover
Marian
Pemanogene Colleges
Maurice F. Seay
Division of Education
Battle Creek
Mich. Foundation
Hoosier
Seay
Kellogg Foundation
Foundation
Madison County to review 211000 appropriation plan at courthouse
Madison County Council will study appropriations totaling 211 906 for various departments this morning at the courthouse. Major items include 160 000 from the cumulative bridge fund with specific bridge and culvert projects and 12 000 for flashers at the 38th Street crossing. Additional funds cover reassessment, primary election bills, and registration clerical aid as details follow. The Board of Review plans to resume assessments and hold protests with real estate owners next week, including a Mullumville reassessment.
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Madison County Council
Chesterfield
Pipe Creek
Yellow Cat Rd
Yellow Cat
Range Line Rd
North Bridge
38Th St
New York Central Railroad
Madison County Board of Review
Summullville
Armington
Joe Hartman
Egbert Hood
Community Hospital reports June activity and staffing notes
Community Hospital logged 189 surgeries and 244 outpatients in June the first full month of operation since opening May 31. Of 383 total patients, six came from outside Madison County and five from beyond Indiana. The Pink Ladies auxiliary, led by Carolyn Bolles and Dorothy Wolford, supports daily volunteers. maternity ward expected to open around July 16. The hospital seeks registered nurses to fill staff gaps as it expands, aiming for continued excellent service alongside St. John's Hickey Memorial and Mercy Hospital.
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Anderson Busby
Madison County
Indiana
Busby
Community Hospital
Pink Ladies
Carolyn Bolles
Dorothy Wolford
Nelda Koubek
Georgianna Kemp
Esther Cox
Boughton
Anderson
K.N
St. John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
Mercy Hospital of
Elwood
Hoffa Assault Charges Dropped After Union Beating Claim
Washington AP report says government dropped criminal assault charges against Teamsters President James R. Hoffa. The case had been filed May 17 by Samuel Baron alleging Hoffa knocked him down twice and shoved him over a chair during a union meeting.
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Washington
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Samuel Baron
Teamsters
Hoffa
Seven Year Old Struck by Car In City Intersection
Randy McCune seven of Burton Place sustained head chest and leg abrasions yesterday afternoon after darting into traffic at the Burton Place and East 32nd Street intersection. Ralph Toops of Seatt erfield Road said he could not avoid the child.
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Randy McCune
Berton Place
Burton Place
E. 32Nd St
Ralph Toops
Seatterfield Rd
Three Jailed For Cashing Bogus Checks
Three people were jailed here yesterday in a forgery case involving about $740 from forged checks written in the name Harold Laman. E Gamble 21 Lincoln St Paul J Gardner 19 Nashville Tenn and James R Gerley 19 Nashville admitted splitting proceeds and were linked to two pay telephone thefts from coin laundries. Detectives said formal charges would be filed and much of the money was spent at the Free Fair.
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Cager
E. Gamble
Lincoln St
Paul J. Gardner
Nashville
Tenn
James R. Gerley
Sam Adams
Kenneth Cage
Omar Garner
Harold Laman
Ee Ltee
Premier Cabinet Receive Medical Strike Threats
Premier Woodrow Lloyd disclosed that he and cabinet members received anonymous threatening letters over the medicare dispute. Lloyd showed no request for police protection and said some letters were handed to city police. The government had earlier brought in Lord Taylor as a consultant amid a doctors strike and controversy over medical care insurance act provisions.
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Regina, Sask
UPT
Woodrow Lloyd
Lloyd
Lord Taylor
Saskatchewan
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Udall
Lincoln Park
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