Group Told U S Encouraged Race Curbs In Past
Da vid L Lawrence chairman of President Kennedy's Committee on Equal Opportunity says the federal government once supported housing discrimination. He spoke at a fair housing conference noting that in 1964 public housing policy aimed at preserving segregation by race. Dr Robert C Weaver administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency cited ongoing desegregation efforts and investigations into a death at a third floor window at St Blaine Hospital.
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Trenton
N.J
UPI
David L. Lawrence
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Opportunity
Pennsylvania
Govenor
Fair Housing
Robert C. Weaver
Federal
Hous Dies Sundaying and
Local Death After One Car Crash and Hospital Stay
Mr Key sustained head injuries in a one car crash at 338th St and Ind 109 and was admitted to a local hospital. After returning from a family picnic supper, he reportedly jumped from a window and died later. Survivors include wife Mildred and three children Tony Jeannette and Garry. Funeral services planned at Free Will Baptist Church with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Key
338Th St
Solveig Arvidesan
Swe 1
Wden
Carmichael
Beulah Park
Arvideson
Grover McMahan
Riyrtle Ringer
Olivia Franzier
Ruby Ruth
Sue Ann “Stevens
Karen Swaim
Keith Mc“Mahan
Willis Montgomery
Messrs. and Mesdames
Wade Bell
Dwight Montgomery
Granville Adams
Harold
Senouse
le Craci
Mildred Key
Tony
Jeannette
Andy Garry
Costa Key
Monterey
Tenn
Betty Blaylock
Norfolk
Harmon
Kermit
Junior Key
Anderson
Doyle Key
Baker Brothers Funeral
Free Will Baptist Church
Herschell Phillips
Will ‘Tobe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Demonstrators Begin 56 Day March for Nuclear Disarmament
In Glasgow thirty protesters started a 56 day march to London carrying a 20 foot cardboard Polaris missile model. They displayed a sign reading Death to one million children and urged arms cutback.
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Glasgow
Scotland
UPI
London
Pasteeth Promises Comfort For Dentures With Powder
Advertisement promotes PASTEETH denture powder named PASTRETEL as a pleasant alkaline powder that helps false teeth stay more firmly in place. It claims improved eating and talking comfort with a light, non gummy taste and odor control for denture wearers.
Reds establish Cultural Relations Committee abroad
The Soviet Union announced the creation of a committee for cultural relations with overseas Russians in the grip of anti Soviet propaganda. Tass quoted that the committee was set up in response to requests from Ukrainians White Russians Latvians and Estonians living abroad.
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Moscow
Tass
3Tisement
New discovery aids hemorrhoid shrinkage without surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance called Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. The product claims quick relief from itching burning and pain and faster tissue healing with reduced pain during bowel movements. It is offered as ointment or suppositories and available at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
Soviet open letter to China sparks republics’ united stance
Izvestia reports unanimous approval from all fifteen Soviet republics for a Soviet open letter to China. The editorial denounces alleged Chinese racial division rhetoric and asserts commitment to peaceful coexistence and avoiding nuclear war.
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Soviet
Soviet Union
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Obituaries list William Carson a retired electrician from Scott formerly of Anderson who died after an extended illness. Survivors include a widow three daughters Rex Carson and other relatives with services in Howe and Anderson including final rites at East Maplewood Cemetery. Ruth L Malson died in Warsaw from injuries in a two car crash leaving a injured husband. George Durden a Birmingham native residing in Anderson for 18 years died at St Johns Hospital after illness. Survivors include wife Annie Durden a sister and several nieces and nephews with arrangements pending.
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William Carson
William
Buck) Carson
Scott
Anderson
Howe
Ind
Indiana
Brotherhood of Electrical Engineers
Russell Polk
Donna Carson
D. C. Rouse
Tampa
Fla
Nson
Rex Carson
Lafayette
Shoup
Sells and Rowe Funeral
George Harris
East Lynn
Ruth L. Malson
Claude H. Malson
Range Line Rd
Murphy Medical Center
Warsaw
Ind. 15
Dayton and
Jula Roland Evertoad
Trinity Episcopal Church
George Durden
That Church
Broad St
Way
Order of St. John's Hospital
Eastern Star
Birmingham
Ala
Allen Chapel
Annie Durden
Dorothy Ross
Bertha Perry
Indianapolis
Mary Baker
Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel
Rockwell Edward Green 67 of Alexandria dies after one day in hospital
Rockefeller Mark Edward Green 67 longtime Alexandria resident and Colonnade Restaurant operator died Sunday at Community Hospital after a one day stay. He was active in music groups in Anderson and served in World War I. He and his wife moved to Alexandria two years ago. Survivors include his widow Gladys Lininger Green.
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Mark Edward Green
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Anderson
Community Hospital
Izvestia
Green
Guide
Phi Beta Sigma
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Noble Street Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Marine Corps
American Legion
Amphion
Anderson City
Delco-Remy
Muskateer
KMOX
St. Louis
Eaton
George W
Lydia Shook Green
Gladys Lininger
Lydia Green
County
Toad Avenue
Wallace
Soho
Puerto Rico
Univercity
Alabama
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Owen Helvie Daleville Gauntle 83 died Saturday night at home. He served with the state highway commission and was Delaware County road superintendent for 17 years. A longtime public official, he led local road work and held leadership in state transportation circles.
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Daleville
Gwen &. Hee
State Highway Commission
Delaware County
Chicago Hogs Hit New High Surviving Spouse and Kin
Surviving besides the husband are twin sons Gary F. Malson of Dayton Ohio and Larry L. of Indianapolis and two grandchildren Cheri and Rita Rene Malson of Dayton. Funeral rites set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Trinity Episcopal Church 1080 Delaware St officiated by Archdeacon Frederick P. Williams. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Broadway Chapter 591 of the Order of the Eastern Star will conduct memorial rites at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
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Gary F. Malson
Dayton
Ohio
Larry L
Indianapolis
Cheri
Rita Rene Malson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Delaware St
Frederick P. Williams
Anderson Memorial Park
Friends
Brown and Butz Funeral
Broadway Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Goldwater
South
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
National draft-Goldwater Committee
Arizona
Ken
Comeerney
Norwalk
Conn
Salem Township
Phyllis Green
New York
Pennsylvania
Call of
Muus Gariana
New Calif
Clyde Green
Viet
Ankn
Grand Jury
Summitville
Flossie
Timate
Moscow
Broyles
Th Seam
Khrushchev
Harriman
Long Island
Republican
Lebannon
Ill
UPI
Christian Church
Richean Sailor
Mary Moore
In Vinson Memorial
FBI
Joseph J. Palguda
Ewing
Eastern
Navy
C. Drummond
United Nations
Gloomy Trading Sends Grain and Stocks Down
Rain eased crop dangers in the midcontinent but sparked heavy selling in grain futures on the Board of Trade with wheat and corn slipping while soybeans fell more than 4 percent. New York trading was light and the Dow fell as investors weighed SEC reports and railroad labor issues amid cautious U.S. market sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Mandetna
New York
Courtnsy Thomason & Eno Imarket
American Tel
Tellight, Ark & la
Wall Street
SEC
Securites
Boac
Eastman
Dow Jones
General Electric
General
Motors
Inter Harvert
Johns-Manville
Paynes
Dow
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Southern, Co
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil of
Standard Oi
Ind
Swift & Co
Texaco
Texas Instruments - Textron
Union_ Carbide US
Westinghouse G
Zenith
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Prices Report
Local livestock market prices show hogs mostly steady to higher with 190 to 270 pound ranges at 18.50 to 19.00 and sows 18.50 to 18.75. Cattle and calves remain steady to firm with good steers and heifers at 21.00 to 23.50 and slaughter cows 12.00 to 14.00. Market activity described as fairly active with mixed consignments and price variation across weight classes.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Utility Caws
Choice
Wallace
Robert F. J
Eee Dorgan
Fisher
Ahh
Elbert Whelchel
Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Atttorney
Bisuser Antiques and Real Estate Auction in Ingalls Indiana
Auctioneers Jim Bradey and Joe Kellum conduct a goods and antiques sale at Third and Alfonse Streets Ingalls with Mrs Neva Huntsinger real estate lot at Locust Street 2411 2313 led by H D Kirk. The sale is set for Saturday July 20 at 1 38 PM with ALS listed as organizer.
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ALS
James Andis
Bisuserhold Goods & Antiques
Third & Alfonse Sts
Ingalls
Ind
Jim Bradey
Joe _ Kellum
Aucts
Sat
Neva L. Huntsinger
Locust Street
H. D. Kirk
Jean Gregory
Walnut Street
Byrne
E. H. Miller
Raible Ave
Joe Kellum
Jim Bradley
Aucioneera
Deaeneverrees
Jauly
Shirley Whittle
Bank
Kennard
I. B. Jones
Pendleton
Four Indicted 1960 Spy Ring Details Surface
The report outlines indictments connected to a 1957 to 1960 espionage operation involving the Soviet Union and several defendants. It notes alleged financing of spying activities, coded messages, and prearranged drop points with named locations and individuals. The article references grand jury proceedings and FBI testimony about handling confidential documents.
Extension Office Announces New Catalogs For Fair Entries
Extension Office releases catalogs for fair entries amid cattle market notes and political remarks. Wallace defends segregation stance and accuses Kennedy of inciting Birmingham unrest while urging presidential intervention to stop violence. Auction listings and public sales embedded in local notices follow.
Madison County Livestock and 4 H entries due soon
Announcements list open class and 4-H entry deadlines for the Madison County Fair. Entries close August 1 for open class and 4-H entries accepted August 5–10 at the 4-H Grounds in Alexandria. Four catalogs cover Women’s Building Livestock Agriculture Poultry and 4-H Exhibits with entry requirements and premiums.
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Indiana
Madison County
Harold R. Berry
Alexandria
Khrushchev Jokily Probes Time With Harriman In China Visit
Khrushchev and U S Ambassador Kohler along with aides entered a room where Harriman greeted them. Khrushchev asked Harriman if he was counting years backwards and quipped he began long ago. Harriman noted they were now in wonderful surroundings.
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Humphrey Trevelyn
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Hailsham
Khrushchev
Harriman
Conservatives Face Question Over Prime Minister Future
Christine involved with a Russian naval attaché. During the MacMillan meeting Paul Bryan vice chair issued a warning against panic or ingratitude in handling the Prime Minister's future.
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Christine
Paul Bryan
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Chicago Hogs
American Stock Exchange
Data-Contre Systems
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Hoas
Emge
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ARKET
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Daieville
Hubert Schaffner
Muncie
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Yorktown
I Vernon Helvie
Shirley Funeral
Pikes Peak
Ln Miller
Soviel Ouichaiss
Amer
Flossie Hamilton
Summitville Christian Church
Mpenune Eee
Palguda
Drummond
Larchmont
N.Y
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R.I
Larch
Bert Pettigrew
Frankton
Combine
Jon
Red Brick Inn
An Enon
Muncie Livestock
Indianapolis” Poultry
Indiana Toasters
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Branche
Cambridge
Chestertown
Cain’s Pest Control
Belgrade
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Credit Lite
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Fawes
Fridery
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P. Matthews
National Casualty Company
Detroit
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