Telstar satellite links coast to coast in space test
Space TV tests mark a historic breakthrough as Telstar relays live pictures and voice between the United States Europe and the Atlantic. United Press International describes the first signals from Andover Maine with observers in France and England receiving the feeds.
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Maine
UPI
America
Atlantic
Europe
Telstar
United States
Ing
Lyndon Johnson
FCC
Newton Minow
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
France
England
Plemeur Bacou
Brittany
Tellvision
Pleument Bodou
Goonhilly Down
United Press International
Associated Press
Tel
Space
Frank H. Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Outer Space
Telstero Communications
Cape Canaveral
Flc
Telster
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Musial and Wills Star in NL All Star Triumph
In Washington at District of Columbia Stadium the National League defeated the American League 3 to 1 as Stan Musial and Maury Wills provided key moments. Musial pinch hit to spark the NL in the sixth, with Kennedy and Johnson among 45,480 fans witnessing the win.
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Washington
UPI
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Musial
Maury Wills
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
National
San Francisco Giants
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
District of Columbia Stadium
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Roberto Clemente
Willie Mays
Roger Maris
Nationals
Bob Purkey
Bob Shaw Musial
Wills
Tellis
Ree
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Kerr Snowball Plan Seeks Senate Support for Withholding
Sen. Robert Kerr proposes a compromise 20 percent withholding on dividends and interest to win Senate votes for Kennedy’s plan. Exemptions lift low income with instant refunds. 11.3 million would be wholly exempt, 300,000 to file refunds. Senate Finance starts Wednesday amid talks to delay final tax bill decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Humphrey
Finance Committee
Treasury
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House
Council Deliberates on Traffic Rule Fix and Bus Debate
City Council met in regular session Tuesday night but accomplished little. A resolution correcting a typographical error passed earlier was on the agenda, and a traffic control ordinance slated for a third reading was tabled for changes. Mrs. Paul Black, 237 East Oak Street, urged discussion on the bus problem and floated an ordinance to limit riders to 55, while requesting halting fluoride equipment installation and promoting voluntary fluoride consumption. The board noted the fluoridation ordinance is a dead issue, while the housing standards measure is not.
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Paul Black
E. Oak St
Jack Campbell
Weather snapshot for a mid 80s day
Forecast notes a high in the mid eighties and a low around the mid sixties with sunrise at 5 28 am and sunset in the evening. Moon sets at 1 30 am.
Lincoln Park Dedicated Lincoln Boyhood Memorial in Indiana
Indiana's first national park the Lincoln Boyhood Memorial was dedicated in Lincoln City with Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall delivering a keynote. Sen. Vance Hartke presided. other dignitaries included Rep. Hartke’s colleagues and National Park Service officials. Carl Sandburg was honorary chairman but could not attend. Lincoln's early life details were presented by Dr. Louis Warren.
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Upt
Indiana
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Welsh
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Len Homer Capehart
Rind
Winfield K. Denton
Wayne Aspinall
D - Cole
Fred Schwengel
Lowa
Conrad Wirth
National Park
Carl Sandburg
Louis Warren
Fort Wayne
Chambers Attacks Roush After GOP Seminar in D C
George C. Chambers a Fifth District GOP candidate wrapped up a three day seminar with Republican hopefuls from across the nation in Washington D C. He cited the looming House vote on the foreign aid bill as a key topic and indicated the $4.9 billion measure likely to pass the Democrats.
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Washington, D.C
George C. Chambers
GOP
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Chambers
House
Khrushchev Proposes Berlin Troop Shift in West
Washington rebukes Soviet Premier Khrushchev after his Moscow peace congress speech proposing that Belgian Dutch Norwegian and Danish units replace Western garrisons in West Berlin. US denounces the plan as hypocritical while stressing West Berlin’s strategic importance.
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United States
Berlin
Khrushchev
U.S
State Department
Lincoln White
Moscow
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Rusk
U.N
White
Soviet Union
McCormack Sees House Restoring Aid Authority on Communists
Speaker John W. McCormack voiced confidence the House will restore discretionary power in Kennedy’s foreign aid bill to assist Communist nations estranged from Moscow. The push aims to allow aid beyond surplus food, with polities of Poland and Yugoslavia central to talks as lawmakers seek a compromise acceptable to the President and critics.
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UPI
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House
Kennedy
Moscow
McCormack
Yugoslavia
Poland
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Russia
Red China
Free World
Congress
Bob Casey
D-Tex
U.S
Saskatchewan Plan Ruling Delayed
Regina judge postponed until July 17 the injunction arguments to suspend Saskatchewan compulsory medical care insurance plan. Attorneys for three residents sought the delay to obtain more material in their legal challenge to the 10 day old program.
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Regina, Sask
Regina
Saskatchewan
Goldwater Contention Faces GOP Leaders Split
GOP congressional leaders disputed Sen. Barry Goldwater's claim that the National Citizens Committee will dictate policy and candidate choices. Senate Leader Everett Dirksen and House Leader Charles Halleck urged harmony and said the group will focus on organization and fundraising, not policy. Goldwater argued the group could be divisive and influence policy and candidate selection.
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GOP
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R-Ariz
New Republican National Citizens Committee
Aaneaten
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Meve
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Illinois
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Washington Evening Star
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MCPC Duplicates 1962 Budget OKs Zoning
The Madison County Planning Commission mirrored 1962 budget steps by ruling out proposed salary increases for county employees and keeping the 1963 budget at 11 490 after trimming a 4 950 salary for a county building inspector which had been eliminated in 1942. It also recommended zoning six petitions including rezoning 3.95 acres from residential to business for a service station and restaurant.
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Madison County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Bear found roaming at Deep River Atomic Plant
Security officials at the Deep River nuclear site in Ontario tracked a large brown bear roaming the plant grounds. Guards lured the animal away by creating a honey path to the gates, ending the incident without injury.
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Deep River
Ont
Plea Entered On Sex Assault Case In Indiana Court
A former city bus driver from Dickson Tennessee pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to commit rape in a case involving a 16 year old Anderson girl. The incident occurred Oct 24 1961 near Markleville after a motorcycle ride. Sentencing set for July 27 following a pre sentence investigation. A dismissal motion in Superior Court 2 was noted.
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Scheduel
Charles S. Lilly
Dickson
Tenn
Anderson
Markleville
Lilly
Mother and daughter injured in Brown Street wreck
A young mother Mary Murray aged 22 and her two year old daughter Shannon Murray received hospital care for head injuries after a two car collision at the Brown Street and Whetstone Road junction. Kenneth Eugene Wagner 18 was cited for failure to yield after his eastbound car struck the Murray vehicle broadside.
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Brown St
Whetstone Rds
Mary Murray
Stoner Dr
Shannon
Kenneth F Eugene Wagner
Mounds Rd
Robert Hedge
Wagner
Murray
Brown
Bridge Costs Bulk Of Council Appropriations
The County yesterday appropriated 211,586 for emergency governmental use with the bulk to the highway department for bridge construction and repair. The Board of Commissioners received 161.00 from the cumulative bridge fund for several bridges and culverts. Major item is 95,000 for the Bronnenburg Bridge near Chesterfield plus 50,000 for a bridge on road 1000 N and 10,000 for road 900 N and 700 W. Additional line items include Rangeline Rd culvert 3,000 and Yellow Cat Rd culvert 600 and 6,000 for C Rd 100 N.
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County Highway Department
Board of Commissioners
Bronnenburg
Chesterfield
Rangeline Rd
Yellow Cat
C. Rd
School Board Lets Contracts For 1962 43
Eight firms shared about 32000 in services equipment and supplies for the Anderson Public Schools. The board opened bids on school furniture and North Anderson School kitchen equipment and sent both to department directors. Contracts awarded include Ochs Paper Co Indianapolis 2352 for paper towels Bailey Coal Co Anderson 11167 for 1300 tons coal and Acme Paving Co for 12661 35 for asphalting.
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North Anderson School
Ochs Paper Co
Indianapolis
Bailey Coal Co
Anderson
Acme Paving Co
Riley Tennis Courts
North Anderson
South Side Junior High School
Shaderland
Central Avenue
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New Arrivals At St. John's Hospital Reported
Birth notices list several newborn boys from different families. Among them a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Harter at 02 W. Mth and another to Mr. and Mrs. Ned Harless of 23 Nichol Ave. also a boy. The entry mentions a family at Van Buskirk with a boy as well.
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St. John's Hospital
Seg
van Buskirk
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