Kennedy Signs Bill Curbing Sugar Supplies
President Kennedy signed a law reinstating tight sugar import controls aimed at narrowing the gap between U S and world prices. The measure retroactively shifts premiums to the Treasury, expands domestic grower shares to about 60 percent, and allocates Cuba 1 635 million tons for future supply with first come basis.
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Kennedy
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Cuba
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Louisiana
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U.S. to Recruit Doctors for Combat South Viet Nam
The United States plans to send six American doctors and nurses to operate in combat zones in South Viet Nam. The first medical team is to arrive from the United States next month, according to American sources disclosed Thursday.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Soviet Union threatens new nuclear tests, UPI report
Moscow states it feels free to conduct another series of nuclear tests and says the United States tested first, insisting Russia must be last. In London, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sacks six cabinet members after Conservative election defeats and names Richard Butler as deputy prime minister.
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Soviet Union
United States
Russia
London
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UPI
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Entry of Laotian rebels swells Viet Nam conflict
An American civilian observer in Saigon says thousands of Communist guerrillas are crossing from Laos into South Vietnam like water through a sieve. He notes government troops facing Viet Cong rebels already feel the added reinforcements from Laos, where fighting ceased about five weeks ago.
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South Viet Nam
Laos
U. S
Churchill's Temperature Normal but Cough Persists
Doctors in London said Sir Winston Churchill's fever returned to normal but revealed he had been bothered by coughing. A bulletin noted he was coughing less on Friday indicating partial improvement.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Women seize banners at Red Square anti nuclear protest
A group of Russian women grabbed banners of Western disarmament demonstrators in Red Square during a march against U S and Soviet nuclear testing. The women unfurled then swiftly took the banners, rolling them up and departing.
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Moscow
U. S
Red Square
Gunfire Flare Near Elisabethville Blocks Clash Erupts
In Elisabethville area United Nations and Katanga forces set up roadblocks 100 yards apart. Katangese troops fired into the ground seemingly to provoke U N troops. No injuries were reported.
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Williams Confer With German Official in Bonn
UPI reports G Mennen Williams United States assistant secretary of state for Africa met Friday with Karl Carstens state secretary in the German Foreign Ministry in Bonn to discuss matters of mutual interest.
Seven Die In Cavite Bomb Explosion At Fishers Tap
In Cavite Province south of Manila a bomb being tapped by fishermen exploded killing seven people including six schoolchildren and injuring twenty seven others, according to AP reporting.
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Maragondon
Cavite
Philippine News Service
Rice harvest begins in southern China
AP reports Red China starts its rice harvest in southern provinces with a better crop expected in some areas, while serious losses are noted in many other sections. Radio Peiping provides the dispatch.
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China
Radio
Peiping
U.S. to Offer Russia Revised Test Proposal
Washington officials said the United States plans a simplified nuclear test ban proposal for Russia within weeks while Russia demands another test series. Secretary Rusk noted continued efforts toward a treaty with safeguards and possible permanent cessation of testing. Early Vela results indicate detection can extend beyond Russia, reducing required international monitoring.
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Dean Rusk
Russia
United States
Defense Department
Lincoln Memorial Ceilings Smoothed with Beeswax Clerestory
Thin marble panels in the Lincoln Memorial ceiling were treated with beeswax to impart translucence. The editorial note describes the technique and its effect on interior lighting and architectural detail.
Murnan Plans $750 000 Panorama Center Bowling Center
Harvey Murnan announces a new $750,000 bowling center at Panorama Center east of the city. The 140 by 144 foot building will house 24 alleys, cost about $300,000, and aim for completion by June 1, 1963. Construction uses Butler steel with a brick front and will face E 10th Street near Marsh Super Market.
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Two Pro Western Nations Hesitate on Laos Pact
In Geneva the 14 nation Laos conference wrestles with whether Thailand and South Vietnam will sign the peace accord. Both nations fear Communist pressure and have yet to commit formally, awaiting final government instructions before a July 23 signing ceremony.
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UPI
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Thailand
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Improper Funds Spending Found In Indiana School Districts
State Board of Accounts audits allege improper spending of more than 29400 in Jennings Jasper and Allen counties. Treasurers and officials including Jackson Township Allen County Andrew Crisp and Center Township Guy T Moore are asked to refund sums and explain cash disbursements tied to bus contracts lunch funds and school meals.
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State Board of Accounts
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Jasper
Allen
Andrew Crisp
Jackson Township
Allen County
Jennings County
Center Township
Guy T. Moore
Moore
Forrest Moore
Vernon
Joseph Carnes
Carnes
Jack Smith
Jasper County
Lillian Wiles
Rensselaer
Fair Oaks
Union Township
Wiles
Elwyn Studer
Gary
Hammond
Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers elect new officers
In Lafayette Indiana the Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association seated Delmar Johnson of Hanover College as president at the 48th annual conference. Noble Ross of Sheridan was elected vice president William McVay of South Whitley became treasurer Don Shuppert of Plymouth assistant treasurer and W S Weaver of Delphi secretary for the coming term.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association
Delmar Johnson
Hanover College
Noble Ross
Sheridan
William McVay
South Whitley
Don Shuppert
Plymouth
W. S. Weaver
Delphi
Hog price slide hits Indianapolis market as volumes shift
Hog prices dropped up to $1 with declines seen across weight classes on Friday in Indianapolis. No. 1 and 2 barrows and gilts around 190 to 230 pounds traded near $18.65 to $19.25, while lighter and heavier hogs ranged from about $17 to $19. Cattle and vealer quotes were mixed with some steady gains for prime steers and cows, and lambs with small gains in a light supply.
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Indianapolis
Billy Gray given 60 day term on marijuana charge
Actor Billy Gray from Father Knows Best received a 60 day sentence for marijuana possession in Santa Monica. Superior Court Judge Edward R. Brand placed him on probation for three years and ordered the term served in a road camp or honor farm. Gray, 24, said he grew up without a father and has been on his own since age 16. He has been unemployed since 1959 and cited marijuana use by high school friends. He acknowledged arrest on March 25 after officers found marijuana in his car.
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Calif.am
Billy Gray
Anderson
Superior Court
Edward R. Brand
Gray
Picnic And Program Tonight For Masonic Families
Officers of Anderson Chapter No. 52 Anderson Council No. 69 and Anderson Commandery No. 32 plus their families gather at Kilbuck Park cottage near the creek for a six o clock Saturday evening picnic and entertainment. Joe Gordon is general chairman Kenneth Carpenter heads the games committee Roy Shepherd will show travel films of Yosemite and Niagara Falls. The York Rite Picnic is a yearly event with about fifty people expected.
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Kilbuck Park
Joe Gordon
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Roy Shepherd
Yosemite National Park
Niagra Falls
Mental Health Lab Grant for Muscatatuck School
Indianapol is Dr Stewart T Ginsberg announced a federal grant of 48188 dollars for a mental health research laboratory at Muscatatuck State School funded by the Surgeon General. Lyon France reports 1600 silk and synthetic fiber enterprises with a combined annual gross around 500 million dollars and foreign exports over 100 million.
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Indianapolis
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Muscatatuck State School
Surgeon General of Health Research Facilities
Lyon
France
Shares absorb profit taking in four day market dip
The New York stock market absorbed profit taking after a four day advance with prices closing irregularly lower amid lighter volume. The Dow dipped .08 to 590.19 as 586 of 1,261 issues fell and 408 rose, while the AP 60 average slipped to 219.80 as others mixed. Wall Street anticipated a pullback after a rapid rally.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Soybean Prices Close Firm On Friday Trade
Wheat and soybean futures showed gains and losses in a close, with sharp week-end profit taking and mill buying in wheat. Old crop soybeans faced profit selling while July led setbacks, and corn and oats moved mixed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Lighter hog prices fall in brisk Chicago market report
Hog values slipped 25 to 75 cents per hundredweight amid a slow trade Friday in Chicago. 6500 head offered, none of the No. 1 grade at 20 dollars Thursday, mixed 1s and 2s 190-230 lb at 18.50-19.25, with higher weights down to 16.50 for mostly No. 3s. sheep and cattle markets steady with various price ranges noted.
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Chicago
Fined defendants listed in City Court docket
Kenneth M. Hensley 26 Pendleton cited for no registration plate and costs. Wilbur Max Brothers 30 706 Hickory cited for failure to yield right of way and costs. Harold Leo Gold 17 1307 37th cited for speeding and costs. Marvin Leroy Nunemaker 21 1616 Lincoln cited for speeding and costs. Dale Allen McDole 16 Alexandria cited for blocking street and costs. Bruce A. Thomas 38 Muncie cited for improper passing and costs. Benjamin D. Hardesty 17 Indianapolis cited for operating motor vehicle on beginner's permit without licensed operator in vehicle and costs.
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Pendleton
Wilbur Max Brothers
Hickory
Harold Leo Gold
Marvin Leroy Nunemaker
Lincoln
Dale Allen McDole
Alexandria
Bruce A. Thomas
Muncie
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Indianapolis
Hornet Arrives in Yokosuka to Bolster Pacific Defenses
The aircraft carrier Hornet has arrived at Yokosuka Japan to reinforce United States submarine defenses in the western Pacific amid rising tensions and naval activity in the region.
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Quotations From War Front Observers Across Asia
United Press International reports a U S civilian observer in Saigon says Viet Cong guerrillas cross the Laos South Vietnam border like water through a sieve. An Indian foreign ministry spokesman in New Delhi says the Chinese may attack a border post but self defense remains possible.
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New Delhi
Foreign Ministry
Bond Sale Notice for Anderson School Township Bonds 1963
Trustees of Anderson Township Madison County Indiana call for bids on bonds of 1962 Sc Bonds of 1962 totaling 25000 dollars to fund school bus purchases. Bonds dated July 1 1963 carry up to 4 percent interest with semi annual payments and mature 1963 1964 1965. Bids due at 1 PM CDT August 6 1962 with a 1000 dollar bid bond. highest net interest cost wins.
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Madison County
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West 8Th Street
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Anderson Banking Comany
Indianapolis
Chapman and Cutler
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