Servicemen Return After Berlin Buildup
UPI reports American troops begin returning home from the Berlin crisis. President Kennedy greets veterans as two Air Force reserve units totaling 100 men land at Andrews Air Force Base signaling a larger demobilization from the 150 000 called up during the Berlin emergency. The 106th Tactical Control Squadron and the 101st Aircraft Control and Warning Flight, part of the 132nd Air National Guard, were first units to rotate out after duty on the Communist border since last October.
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Washington
UPI
Berlin
Europe
Kennedy
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
106Th Tactical Control Squadron
Roslyn
Long Island
New York
101St Aircraft Control
Worcester
Mass
132Nd Air National Guard
Germany
Goldberg Union Center Jet Crew Talks Seek Settlement
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg met with American Airlines negotiators and the flight engineers union to resolve the jet crew dispute. Talks continued into Monday night with plans to resume Tuesday morning as hopes rose for a settlement similar to the Trans World Airlines agreement.
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TWA
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Civil Aeronautics Board
MacIntyre
Mt Gilead Community Class Meeting Details
Mt Gilead Mt Gilead Community Class will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs James Bradley with Mrs Oran Jackson as co hostess. President Mrs Robert DeShong will preside.
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MT. Gilead
James Bradley
Oran Jackson
Robert DeShong
Rambler dealer win seeds European vacation for two
F. J. McClain of McClain Sales wins a fully paid two person tour to Europe including Geneva and the French Riviera from a national Rambler dealers contest. He achieved 163 percent of the three month sales objective, earning the prize supported by American Motors Sales Corporation.
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F. J. McClain
McClain Sales
Pendleton Ave
Rambler
American Motors Sales’ Corporation
Rambler Dealer
Switzerland
Churchill Hospital Bulletin Says He Is Very Comfortable
London report states Sir Winston Churchill, 87, remains comfortably at Middlesex Hospital after a fall at the Riviera Hotel. A bulletin notes his broken left leg is swollen but there is no general disturbance and he is very comfortable despite phlebitis risk.
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London
VPI
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Churchill
Riviera Hotel
Fined in Anderson City Court list of drivers and fines
Floyd Parkhurst 41 of 2703 Halford St fined 25 dollars and costs for driving under the influence with license suspended one year. Cecil Brown 52 of 1412 E 7th St fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Roy Pope 19 of 412 E 7th, Jimmy Paige 17 of 2112 Walnut St., speeding each fined 1 dollar and costs. George Brown 23 of 229 FE 10th St reckless driving 1 dollar and costs. James Tucker 32 of Rt. 3 no operator license 1 dollar and costs. Maxfields 16 Rt. 1 Middletown disobeying traffic signal 1 dollar and costs. Woodrow Lundquist 45 of Cedar Lake disobeying traffic signal 1 dollar and costs. Michael True 16 of 707 E 19th St reckless driving 1 dollar and costs 15 dollars suspended. William Norton presided in Judge George Pancol’s absence.
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Anderson City
Floyd Parkhurst
Halford St
Cecil Brown
E. 7Th St
Roy Pope
7Th St
Jimmy Paige
Walnut St
George Brown
10Th St
James Tucker
Rt. 3
Maxfields
Rt. 1
Middletown
Woodrow Lundquist
Cedar Lake
Michael True
E. 19Th St
William Norton
George Pancol
Texans to Enter Pleas in Bloomington Motel Killing
Two Texans charged with first degree murder in a Bloomington motel killing were ordered to reappear July 23 to enter pleas. Milan McNeal 25 of Pasadena and Michael Andry 23 of Houston are jailed without bond for the June 23 fatal shooting of Carl Snyder 44 of Chicago during a robbery.
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Bloomington
Ind
Milan McNeal
Pasadena
Tex
Michael Andry
Houston
Carl Snyder
Chicago
Kennedy Plea For Aid to Red Bloc in Congress
President Kennedy urged House leaders to preserve U S aid to Yugoslavia and Poland despite Republican calls to bar all assistance to Communist nations. He met with House leaders as debate began on a 46 billion foreign aid bill, aiming for a flexible approach amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Democratic House
U.S
Yugoslavia
Poland
Bob Casey
D - Tex
House
White House
Senate
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
House Foreign Affairs Committee
America
Casey
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Harold R. Collier
Isl
Michael A. Feighan
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Congress
Clarence J. Brown
India
United States
Russia
John W. McCormack
Carl Albert
Okla
Hale Boggs
Thomas F. Morgan
Foreign Affairs Committee
Carl Vinson
Armed Services Committee
George H. Mahon
Texas
Military Appropriations
James W Venable 45 Dies at Sanders Nursing Home
James W Venable 45 of 2032 Central Ave died at 10 30 p m Sunday in Sanders Nursing Home He was manager of garage repair service at Triangle Auto Service and a World War II veteran Born February 14 1917 in McLeansboro Ill he moved to Anderson in 1945 He was survived by his widow L Alys Venable his parents a sister Mrs Vonda Sheets and a brother John Friends may call Baker Brothers Funeral Home Services are 1 30 p m Wednesday at the funeral home with the Rev Wallace W Deyo Noble Street Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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James W. Venable
Central Ave
Sanders Nursing Home
Triangle Auto Service
McLeansboro, Ill
Harry
Pearl Sandamore Venable
Carbondale
Anderson
Venable
Noble Street Methodist Church
White Shrine of Jerusalem
L. Alys Venable
Vonda Sheets
John
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Wallace W. Deyo
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Mildred Wilson
Indianapolis
Robert
Oaklandon
Ind
Susie Baumgarten
Chicago
Mary
Shelbyville
Wilbur
Charles Kenneth
Friends
George McCarty
Fortville
Amanda Cox Kennard
Amanda S. Cox
Kennard
John M. Cox
John Royce
Rt. 5
New Castle
Henry County
William Cox
Rt. 2
Knightstown
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Prentis Willum
Church of the Nazarene
South Mound Cemetery
Mary Foutch Pendleton
Mary E
Walter) Foutch
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Noblesville
Alexandria
Ora J. and
Chloe Pearson Coppock
Dale Lee Foutch
Walter Dean Foutch
Ft. Gordon
David Anthony Foutch
Norfolk
Dana Rae Foutch
Summitville
William F. Chappel
Vinson-Hasler
Milo Bousman
Marion
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Community Hospital
Grant County
William
Margaret Briley Chappel
Hartford City
Mildred Kuntz
Robert Ring
Jack Ring
Fort Wayne
Fred Briley
Frank Carter
Madora Mitchell
Middletown
Madora Belle Mitchell
High St
Hurricane
W. Va
James William
Ray
Delores McMullen
Mary Castor
Mary B. Castor
12Th St
Castor
First Methodist Church
Women’s Christian Fellowship
John Wilson
Percy Castor
Yorktown
Joseph Humble
Scott Payne
Coaltrin
Robert Pebley
Crownland Cemetery
Norton Names Ward Chairmen For Fall Bout
County Democrat Chairman William Norton announced reappointments for three ward chairmen and outlined upcoming officer appointments. Ward 1 Robert Lanane, Ward 2 George Slinkard, Ward 3 Thomas Newman lead ward activities with precinct committeemen listed for all wards and party organization steps to follow.
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Norton
Ward
County Democrat
William Norton
Robert Lanane
George Slinkard
Thomas Newman
Josephine Windoffer
A. J. Broderick
Thomas Lee Bahler
Kenneth Swanson
Wayne Rice
Mae Roberts
Frailey Brown
Paul Ravyage
E. H. Hostetler
Charles J. Doyle
Audrey Carey
Harold S. Norton
Mildred Alatza
Grover Fleming
J. Andrew Long
John Evans
Chancey Trueblood
A C Receives Continued From Page One
Nations with teacher education programs provide over a quarter of U S public school teachers. Expanding enrollments and rising costs require more staff facilities budgets and services beyond the foundation s limited aid. Librarian support can improve future teacher education through strong libraries enabling new curricula and self directed learning.
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United States
Hospital Dismissals List From St. John's Hospital
Dismissed patients from St. John's Hospital include Milton McCully 2723 W 29th St Mrs Jean Mitchell 1810 Indiana 67 W Elva Allender Rt 5 Mrs Elsie Nelis Dana Fila Henry Bricker 1723 Halford Lloyd Perkins Daleville Mrs Thomas Lutz 1820 Euclid Dr Mrs Charlotte Glenn 820 W 14th Mrs Ronnie Whinery and daughter 1008 Columbus Ct Mrs Paul Nottingham and daughter Chesterfield Mrs Eugene Davis and daughter 824 E 23rd Mrs Robert Purdue and daughter 6064 W 12th Henry Blackburn 2804 Central Ave Edgar Ashby 2315 Meridian Mrs Margaret Burrows 221 E Oak Mrs Ida Jones 914 W 17th Mrs Virginia Peterson 1136 Manor Ct Mrs Rose Smith 1900 Pearl Mayo Stern 513 Ruddle Ave Mrs Bertha Mullen Middletown Kent Cox 4404 E Lynn Mrs Alyne Richards 2520 Fletcher
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St. John's Hospital
Milton McCully
Jean Mitchell
Ind
Elva Allender
Elsie Nelis
Dana
Henry Bricker
Halford Lloyd Perkins
Daleville
Thomas Lutz
Euclid
Charlotte Glenn
W. 14Th
Ronnie . Whinery
Columbus Ct
Paul Nottingham
Chesterfield
Eugene Davis
E. 23Rd
Robert Purdue
Henry Blackburn
Central Ave
Edgar Ashby
Meridian
Margaret Burrows
E. Oak
Ida Jones
W. 17Th
Virginia Peterson
Manor Ct
Rose Smith
Pearl
Doctors Strike In Austria Demands Pay Raise
About 11 000 Austrian doctors walked off to demand higher wages and cash payments from patients. Police blocked a left wing protest at the Chancellery as the strike shut private offices across the country and left only emergency hospital care.
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Austria
Vienna
API
Austraia
Viennese
Doctors Association
Scientists Say June 19 Nuclear Test Was Silent Show
Witnesses in Hawaii described a grand aurora like display after the June 19 H bomb and Thor missile test with no nuclear explosion. Debris caused minor injuries. observers reported mixed reactions from awe to sickness and solemn thoughts.
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Hawaii
Michael Sallon
Freeman Lang
Honolulu
Weather Bureau
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties update
Madison area notices report the deaths of James Harrison Elliott 65 of Greenfield and Amanda S Cox 96 of Kennard with multiple survivors. Mary E Foutch 49 of Pendleton, William F Chappel 40 of Summitville, and Madora Mitchell 87 of Middletown are also listed with service details and funeral arrangements in local areas September through midweek.
Obituary notices for Retha Everett and Mary Castor
Retha Lea Everett 65 of Muncie died at home. She was born in Delaware County on January 12 1897. Burial in Miller Cemetery Middletown at 2 p m. by Rev John Little. Also Mary B Castor 79 of Noblesville died Sunday at home. She was member of First Methodist Church Noblesville. Burial in Crownland Cemetery Noblesville.
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Retha Everett
Retha Lea
Ralph Everett
Rt. 4
Muncie
Delaware County
William H
Louisa Swain Bowman
Everett
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Oakville
TJC Club
Marjorie Walradth
Blountsville
Ind
Madonna Huffman
Carl Gene Everett
Rt. 1
Springport
Ballard and Shirey
Middletown
John Little
Oaksville
Miller Cemetery
County Democrats push to cut local taxes
William Norton as county chairman urges all Democratic office holders to limit budget requests so the County Council can lower tax rates for taxpayers. In consultation with George Early the council president Norton says a reduction in the local tax rate is a necessity this year.
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William Norton
George Early
Norton
Kennedy Cancels News Conference This Week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week after meeting with reporters at a televised session last Thursday.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Faye R Totten 67 obituary in Anderson
Faye R. Totten 67 of 10 Willow Rd. died 3 15 p m Monday in St John s Hospital. Born Hancock County Feb 7 18 still Wiseman daughter of Lon and Flora Wiseman. She was a First Presbyterian Church member active in church work. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday at Waltz Hiday Funeral Home. Burial in Menden Cemetery near Pendleton.
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Faye R
George Totten
Willow Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Hancock County
Lon
Flora Alford Wiseman
Totten
First Presbyterian Church
Waltz and Hiday
Frederik Lanan
Menden Cemetery
Pendleton
Services for Jerry Brubaker in Muncie church
Funeral services for Jerry H Brubaker 73 of Rt 6 Muncie will be held at 10 am today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Richard Miller officiating. Burial follows at Miller Cemetery Middletown.
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Berkey
Middletown
Jerry H. Brubaker
Rt. 6
Muncie
Anderson
Baker Brothers
Richard Miller
Orestes Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
East Germans Install River Barriers to Block Escape
East German police positioned barriers in the Spree River to stop refugees swimming to West Berlin. A steam pile driver on a boat hammered in foundations along the border between the Kreuzberg district in the U S sector and East Berlin.
Wong Kong Crime Drops in Hong Kong Over Three Years
Despite poverty overcrowding and a cloak and dagger reputation Hong Kong reports a steadily dropping crime rate across the last three years according to official figures and city statistics.
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Wong Kong
Hong Kong
Derma-Soft Promises Easy Corns and Wart Removal
Advertises a medicated creme named Derma-Soft that claims to rub off corns calluses and warts painlessly without cutting or acids. The copy asserts thousands have already benefited and urges purchase at druggists.
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Is Jonala
Mrs McClain
Idlewild
Geneva
Cincinnati
Ake Trailways
Knoxville
Charleston, D.C
Asheville-Columbia Miami Vie Atlante-Tempa
Lwey
Anderson Bus Terminal
Main Street
James Venable
Vienna Doctors’ Association
Council of Ministers
Rome
Ushak
Madison
Harry Elliott
James Harrison Elliott
Greenfield
Hancock County Memorial
Guide Lamp
William Crappel
Associates
Main ST
Ips A Associates
Faye Totten
Jerry Brubaker
Velab
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
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