Compromise Home Rule Bill Favored by Indiana Panel
The Home Rule Legislation Study Committee vetoed a metropolitan government bill and recommended a modest bill granting cities limited authority while avoiding tax powers or police and fire control. Chair A J Adolfi said a metropolitan option is too complex and proposed a future study by 1963 Legislature. rep Elsie Banning argued the measure would free cities from state control.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Home Rule Legislation Study Committee
A. J. Adolfi
Adolfi
Edwin K. Steers
Elsie Banning
D-Evansville
China and India clash as troops circle near Galwan River
About 70 Communist troops menaced an Indian post near the Galwan River in Ladakh with 300 more joining to encircle within 50 to 70 yards. India protested, saying there has been no armed clash and both sides remain in position. Officials hoped for Chinese withdrawal and warned Beijing of responsibility if incident occurs.
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Ladakh
China
Government of India
Indian Defense Ministry
Peiping
Government of
Americans Stand Trial in East Berlin Case
Robert E. Mann a 19 year old Stanford sophomore from Sepulveda California faces a one to 15 year hard labor sentence after a secret East Berlin trial charging aiding refugees escape. The court barred Manns father and Western reporters and Mann is denied a Western lawyer. A second American Gabrielle Hammerstein was arrested in January and a third Jean Loba is held on unknown charges after visiting East Berlin.
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Mann
U.S
Gabriele Hammerstein
East Berlin
Gertrude Rosenhain
Jackson Heights
New York City
Miss Hammerstein
Jean F Loba
Altadena
Calif
West Berlin
Free University
Eas Berlin
Young and Money Dent Lead 1922 RCA Founding Era
Obituary notes Ralph D. Young and Thomas H. Money who became RCA founders and GE executives. It recalls Young’s 17 year tenure as RCA board chairman from 1922, his role pooling patents with GE AT&T Westinghouse and United Fruit, and his marriages and survivors. Funeral plans list private service in Van Hornesville, burial at a family plot.
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Young
Louise Powis Clark
Everett Case
Alfred P. Sloan Glendation
Colgate University
Charles J
RCA
Princeton
Philip
Netherlands
Richard
Fort Plain
N.Y
Universalist Church
van Hornesville
MGM Green Giant plan shopping center on Culver City site
MGM and Green Giant Markets announce joint plans to develop a shopping center on MGM property in Culver City. The article also notes calls for tax reform including an investment credit to boost depreciation incentives and level the playing field with foreign producers. Depreciation guidelines are revised from about 5 000 items to 75 class assets with shorter lives.
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New York
UPI
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Green Giant Markets
MGM
Culver City
Congress
Oae
Soviet Proposal for UN Force in Berlin Raised
On Tuesday Soviet leader Dobrynin proposed replacing allied garrisons in Berlin with a United Nations force drawn from smaller NATO and Warsaw Pact nations. The State Department said Khrushchev had already floated the idea privately and it had been rejected.
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Berlin
United Nations
NATO
State Department
Khrushchev
Estes Case Lands 1961 Allotment Cancellations and Fine
Investigation into Estes land transfers led to cancellation of 1961 allotments and a heavy fine. Gaylord F. Osborn testified he delegated work to subordinates while McClellan lamented the lack of knowledge among chairmen and questioned railroad management.
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Estes
Gaylord F. Osborn
McClellan
Slayton Removed From Crew Over Heart Rhythm Concerns
Astronaut Deke Slayton will be reassigned within NASA after doctors determined atrial fibrillation, an irregular heart rhythm, posed risks for a space flight. NASA officials stressed his health remains good and prognosis favorable for years ahead, with Slayton considering a solo mission unlikely but possible under new duties.
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Slayton
Gilruth
Paul Dudley White
White
NASA
Manned Space
Manned Spacecraft ‘Center
Telstar links Britain France in brief transatlantic tests
The Telstar satellite carried live and filmed programs from Britain and France as U S reception centers in Maine and New York reported brief, clear transmissions. Britain bounced live TV across the Atlantic becoming the second nation to do so while France called its midweek telecast a test not an infringement. Signals reached Britain and the United States with good picture and sound quality despite distance.
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United States
France
Britain
Jacques Maretie
Cardiologist groups convened by Air Force and Dr White
Groups of heart specialists were convened by the Air Force and by Dr White to discuss cardiovascular care. The gatherings aimed to review best practices and advance medical collaboration among clinicians and researchers.
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Air Force
White
Hull One Up Past Fulmer To Reach Quarterfinals
Julie Hull of Purdue University beat Mrs. C Richard Fulmer Indianapolis city champion 4 and 3 after winning the first two holes. Hull advanced with a one up win over Mrs. Paul Dommers Belvidere, Tr. Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wis. defeated Maureen Crum Plant City Fla two up. Doris Phillips St. Louis Ormond Beach winner beat Mrs. Barbara Fitton Hamilton Ohio 2 and 1 to complete the quarterfinal field. Sorenson, par 75, equaled the women’s course record but narrowly prevailed after a late stretch.
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Richard Fulmer
Indianapolis
Julie Hull
Purdue University
Anderson
Ind
Doris Phillips
St. Louis
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Miss Sorenson
Miss Creed
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Backache Relief
An old advert touts Doan's Pills for fast relief from backache headaches and muscular pains. It claims a soothing effect on bladder irritation and mild diuretic action to improve kidney output, promising a good night's sleep after use.
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Doan
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