Madison County 4 H Fair set for Aug 7 11 at Beulah Park
More than 2000 youths exhibit at the Madison County 4 H Fair to be held August 7 to 11 at Beulah Park Alexandria in its 20th year sponsored by the Alexandria Kiwanis Club. Awards include 48 trophies and cash prizes for agricultural exhibits with prizes from Rogers Electric Company Indiana Electric Assn REMC East Side Jersey Dairy and others.
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Madison County
Beulah Park
Alexandria
The
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Rogers Electric Company
Indiana Electric Assn
REMC
Carmel
Herman Schoeler
Daleville
Technician
East Side Jersey Dairy
Davis Dairy
Anderson
Kennedy Announces 1.5 Billion Tax Break to Spur Economy
President Kennedy unveiled a 1.5 billion tax cut through liberalized depreciation guidelines designed to speed machinery replacement. The plan targets all equipment from cows to computers and aims to boost investment, jobs, and competitiveness, with immediate effect for 1962 taxes.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
J. Kirk Eads
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Cars Upset and Child Struck Near Lapel
Two auto accidents left one 7 year old girl injured when a bicycle rider was hit on Pendleton Avenue near Main Street. A 29 year old man, Jack Stephenson, was treated for a scalp injury after his car overturned on Indiana 67 near 232. A second crash on Indiana 109 north of Lindberg Road involved Jack Cornwell. he escaped injury. The Lapel child sustained lacerations and bruises. driver Judith Wyant was cited as the responsible party.
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Here
Jack Lee Stephenson
Muncie
St. John’s Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Jack Lee Cornwell
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Lindberg Rd
Cornwell
Cathy Michael
Marcus Michael
Pendleton Ave
Main Street
Earl Caplinger
Judith Wyant
Rt. 1
Lapel
Rusk and Dobrynin to Meet on Berlin Tension
Secretary of State Rusk meets Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin in Washington to ease Berlin tensions amid Khrushchev’s warning that West Berlin is a powder keg. The talks precede a potential Geneva Laos agreement and possible further Berlin discussions with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Rusk
Nikita Khrushchev
Foy D. Kohler
Geneva
Laos
Andrei Gromyko
Dobrynin
Nally
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin Wall
Terre Haute Seeks Alleged Crook Now Held In Alabama
Terre Haute authorities seek the return of Jack Chandler a 55 year old alleged swindler held in Birmingham Alabama. He is believed to have bilked residents out of about 50 000 dollars by obtaining 2000 dollars under false pretenses from clubs for stag movies never delivered.
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Terre Haute
Alabama
Ind
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Chandler
Death of Owen D. Young Noted Monetary Expert
Owen D. Young 87 former head of General Electric and key Dawes Plan architect died after weeks of illness in St. Augustine. A farm boy from Van Hornesville New York he helped devise early war reparations formulas and chaired GE until retirement in 1989. He served on Allied reparations committees in Berlin and Paris shaping the Dawes and Young Plans.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Owen D. Young
Young
Charles G. Dawes
U.S
Allied
Germany
Paris
van Hornesville
N.Y
General Electric Co
Electrical Produe
Martin Trips Jerry Jackson In Indiana Amateur Match
In Fort Wayne Indiana Mike Martin Jr of Anderson upset top favorite Jerry Jackson of Kokomo 1 up in 19 holes in the Indiana Amateur second round Jackson, medalist in qualifying, had earlier defeated Wendel Ore s an Angola dentist The match was decided on the 19th hole when Martin made par while Jackson three putted The tournament also saw David Frantz lose to Ron Frantz and other early-round results from the state field
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mike Martin Jr
Anderson
Jerry Jackson
Kokomo
Indiana
Jackson
Wendel!ores
Angola
Fort Wayne City
Bob Fowler
Thomas
Don Farrington
Sanders
Lebanon
Farrington
Seagraves
Dave Holmes
Kendallville
LaPorte
Bill Regnier
Tony Manes
Regnier
Bill Link
Manes
Phil
Tax Cut Could Lift Dow by 60 to 65 Points, Analysts Say
Spear & Staff Inc. finds a 10 percent corporate tax cut from 52 to 47 percent would boost Dow earnings by 3.50 to 4.00 dollars per share, raising the market by 60 to 65 points with unchanged earnings. They note higher earnings and tax relief could shift price earnings ratios for growth stocks and widen buying ranges.
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Babson Park
Mass
Dow
Spear & Staff, Inc
Roger F. Spear
Ee Cheseurain
Texaco
Miles Labs
Sears
Gillette
Zenith
Spear
Withholding Tax Provision Defeated in Kennedy Tax Bill
Washington AP report says Senate Finance Committee defeated the withholding system on dividends and interest in Kennedy's tax revision bill while approving a seven percent investment credit. Votes were 105 to 107, signaling the House bill may proceed.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Swift
Weather brief with cloudy skies and near sixty temps
A cloudy day with light winds and comfortable highs in the mid 60s. Lows tonight in the 60s. Sunrise at 5 28 a m.
China Increases Force Encircling Indian Outpost
Chinese troops reinforced in the Galwan Valley encircling an Indian outpost, now about 2 000, with positions held and no firing, while India’s air force was alerted. Defense officials met the defense minister as Nehru learned of the situation, and Peiping issued a protest note accusing India of border incursions.
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New Delhi
UPI
Galwan
Chinse
V. K. Krishna Menon
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
India
Peiping
Churchill Puffs Cigar Improves in Hospital Visit
Randolph Churchill visited his father Sir Winston Churchill in the London hospital and reported him smoking a cigar and sipping brandy while recovering from a broken thigh and a leg blood clot. The former prime minister, 37, expected to return to Parliament.
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London
UPI
Sir Winston Churchill
Randolph
Estes Case Laxness Told by Senate Panel Witnesses
Texas farm officials testified they left directives unread and did nothing to halt Estes cotton acreage transfer deals. Senator McClellan pressed the issue as Davenport and Price said their state committee relied on staff and knew little about the transfers.
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Washington (Ap
Texas Farm Ad
Billie Sol Estes
Baldwin P. Davenport
Stamford
Tex
Ralph T. Price
Bryan, Tex
State Committee
Davenport
Texas State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Estes
Washington
Price
Long Price
Henry Marshall
Slayton Dropped From Mercury Flight Program
Washington AP The Ir regular heart action forcing him out of the second U S orbital flight led to Donald K Slayton being removed from the seven man space astronaut team The director of NASA s Manned Spacecraft Center said Slayton will perform ground duties and not fly He will take on new engineering and operational planning duties at Houston while remaining in training and subject to medical review and monitoring
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Slayton
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Australia
Wisconsin
NASA
Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Mercury
Sley
Fluoridation Nears Reality In City Water Works Plan
Ly oe Anderson reports the Board of Works authorized water department equipment totaling 2879 dollars following a December 15 1959 council resolution to fluoridate the system. Ed Jones superintendent to obtain health board specs while purchases include scales chemical feeder fibre glass tank testing gear and protective gear. Eggman notes most items not yet delivered but ordered items cover the bulk of needed equipment to start the project.
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Anderson
Board of Works
Water Department
Edgar Jones
State Board of Health
Jones
Lous Eggman
Indiana Weather Turns Cooler After Thunderstorms
Indiana faces cooler weather after a round of storms that caused minor wind damage and heavy rain. In Marion two inches fell in two hours with streets flooded. no wind damage was reported. President Kennedy signed a law mandating TVs receive all channels on UHF and VHF with FCC setting the effective date.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Marion
Washington
Kennedy
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Hull One Up Winner Over foe in Western Quarterfinals
In South Bend Indiana AP Faeran Indianapolis tourney player Clifford Ann Creed of Alex Mississippi earned a meeting with Miss Creed andria La missed a hole in one by a scant inch Wednesday quarterfinals defeating Brenda High of Glas final 135 yard hole of a 4 and gow Ky runner up in the West 3 victory over Jane Nelson Weissern Junior Indianapolis former Curtis Cup Mary Lou Daniel of Louisville a team member in the second round Western Junior champion was eliminated by Mrs Michael J Skala Roseburg Ore 4 and 3 The 100 pound Louisiana precision player matched par for 15 holes at South Bend Country Club and the longest of her three birdie putts was 15 feet Miss Creed won three of the first three holes Mrs Weiss shot two three putts on No 11 to kill her chances Miss White 10 feet on No 9 to cup front nine and three putted from 10 feet on No 11 Barbara Fay White Shreveport La a one up win over Nancy Roth Eastok
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Ind
Faeran
Indianapolis
Vorite
Clifford Ann Creed
Alex
Michael J. Ern
Skala
Roseburg
Ore
Louisiana
Sacles
Sion
South Bend Country Club
Hart
Hollywood
Fla
Miss Creed
Miss White
Weiss
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Alice O'Neal Dye
Costuma
Air Force sergeant indicted for triple murder in Evansville
Jimmy Ray Wilson 29 on leave from Warren Michigan base was indicted by a grand jury for first degree murder in the shotgun killings of his estranged wife Walda Stocky 27 her father Walter Stocky 49 and Ronald Birkhead 29 at the Stocky home on June 25. Wilson's wife had filed for divorce and he had urged her to return.
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Evansville
Ind
Air Force
Jimmy Ray Wilson
Walda
Walter Stocky
Ronald Birkhead
Stocky
Wilson
Warren
Mich
Hero
Public Hearing On Redevelopment Planned This Month
The Redevelopment Commission director says a public hearing for Ander s Project A redevelopment may occur this month. The meeting was tentatively set for the 17th but delayed. exact time and place to be announced in The Herald.
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Anders
Fd Denman
The
Redevelopment Commission
Denman
Herald
Eaton Minister Drowns At Warsaw
Rev. Daniel J. Howard pastor of the First Christian Church at Eaton drowned while swimming with church youths at a camp on Lake Barbee in Warsaw Indiana. His body was recovered from 12 feet of water ten miles northeast of Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Ind
Delaware County
Lake Barbee
Daniel J. Howard
First Christian Church
Eaton
Here
Telstar Puts Paris Show on U S Sets
France sent taped Paris nightlife scenes to American homes via Telstar on Wednesday night. Britain then delivered the first live east west transatlantic TV broadcast from Goonhilly Downs. Both signals reached the United States with excellent reception as observers noted improved technical quality.
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New York
UPI
France
Telstar
America
Britain
U.S
Mahattan
British General Post Office
General Post Office
Goonhilly Downs
Cornwall
Good Morning
Charles Boothe
United States
United Kingdom
George
Brita
Newborns at St. John’s Hospital Named by Local Parents
Six babies welcomed this week in Alexandria and nearby towns. A Pierce boy, Lapierre girl at 224 Lafayette, Carroll girl at 8 College Haven, Notfinger boy on Rt. 4, King boy at 2513 Meridian, and Fish girl from Dale Ville.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lendel Pierce
Alexandria
Robert Lapierre
Lafayette
Paul Carroll
College Haven
Floyd Notfinger
Thomas King
Meridian
Guy Fish
Dale Ville
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Earth
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Purdue
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David
Ron Frantz
Aldrich
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Tom Thomas
Bloomington
Norm Sanders
Middletown
Rick Seagraves
Holel Jackson
Columa
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