Indiana Cave Debris May Have Saved 2 Students
In an unmapped cave near Orleans Indiana debris blocked a crawl hole after a flash flood. Two Indiana University graduate students Ralph Moreland and Thomas Arnold trapped since Sunday night faced uncertain survival as rescuers reached the entrance and noted air flow and the blocked passage.
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Orleans
Ind
UPI
Jack McDonald
Lost River
Ralph Moreland
Thomas Arnold
Talks open as U S and Soviets start second disarmament round
United States and Soviet disarmament experts began a new round of talks in Moscow described as chilly. John McCloy met Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin at Sprin donovka Palace to continue discussions that started in Washington last month, with prospects for an agreement dimmed by the Berlin crisis and other events. Pravda warned that without a bilateral accord an international disarmament conference would be fruitless, while noting Russia seeks agreement and placing responsibility on the American side. McCloy and aides arrived in station wagons as Soviet negotiators came in limousines and the talks opened with brief dialogue before formal discussions.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
John McCloy
Kennedy
Valerian Zorin
Sprindonovka Palace
Washington
Berlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U.S
Communist Party
Pravda
Russia
Clouds Delay Grissom Space Flight To Wednesday
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP The United States postponed its second manned space flight for 24 hours due to cloud cover. NASA said an easterly high pressure wave brought the overcast and no improvement was expected within 24 hours. The launch is now set for 6 am Wednesday Eastern Standard Time with full camera coverage planned.
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Virgil Grissom
Mitchell
Ind
Cape Canaveral
Grissom
United States
NASA
Fla
Virgil I. Grissom
Space
Cape
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Caribbean
US Weather Bureau
Space Agency
Air Force
Finishing Touch Set For Derby In Anderson
Finishing touches are made on the new Madison Avenue Park Soap Box Derby hill for the Anderson Derby Downs event. A 1,200-foot asphalt track, 3,000 feet of fence, and a parade led by Highland High School Band mark the preparations for Saturdays 1:30 p.m. race. About 84 local youths are entered, with final entries possible until Friday. The winner advances to the All American Derby in Akron on August 20 for a $5,000 college scholarship, with Oil Can Derby activities preceding the race.
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Madison Avenue Park
Anderson Area
City Park Department
Highland High School
Derby Downs
Byron Stewart
Gener
Don L. Boyes
Delco-Remy
Anderson Police
Boy Scout Troop
Anderson
Akron
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Police Chief Jack Smith of Carmel, Indiana, placed bird baths and petunias at the city station to improve its appearance. Someone then hung signs on the baths, mocking him with quotes. Local residents react with varying attitudes toward birds and civic display.
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Noblesville
Ind
Jack Smith
Carmel
Smith
More U S Women On Employe Rolls 1 of 3 Have Jobs
Of 36 percent of working age women in the labor force 40 is their average age and 75 percent of single women 20 to 64 are employed. Today one in three workers is a woman and readers are urged to check Help Wanted in the Bulletin Herald Classifieds. Dial 643 5371 to place ads.
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Dial
Bulletin-Herald
Bomb threat at Anderson Bank prompts FBI search
A bomb warning received by the bank switchboard led FBI police and fire units to an Anderson Bank building. The search found no explosive device. Occupants on higher floors were evacuated with no disruption to banking operations. A separate Park Place Market robbery occurred Sunday.
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Anderson Bank
FBI
Park Place Market
Park Ave
Kennedy may mobilize up to one million troops
President Kennedy faces a decision on mobilizing as many as one million Army reserves and National Guardsmen to meet the communism challenge centered on Berlin. A national emergency could trigger the action, with congressional action required for limits beyond one million.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Defense Department
White House
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
Pentagon
Truman
National Guard
Army Reserve
Ty Cobb dies at 74 in Atlanta after illness
Ty Cobb the Georgia Peach and first Hall of Fame inductee died Monday in Atlanta at Emory University Hospital. Doctors cited cancer, diabetes, and heart disease as factors, noting his long hospitalizations and a sudden decline at 1:18 p.m. EST.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Emory University Hospital
Cobb
Second Crusade Meet Emphasizes Youth At Madison Co
Dr. Torrey Johnson told a large Madison County Crusade audience that the happiest people are those who know Jesus Christ. The service at Anderson High School gymnasium focused on youth as “Anderson High School Night” with delegations from local schools. Johnson warned of the unpardonable sin for Christ-rejecting souls and urged that life begins with Christ as Savior. A huge crowd attended, with about 200 joining a large youth choir under Hilding E. leadership, as the Crusade runs through July 30.
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Jesus Christ
Torrey Johnson
Madison County Crusade
Anderson High School
Billy Graham
Johnson
Anderson
Hilding E
DR. Johnson
Torrey M. Johnson
Hilding Halvarson
Herald
July 28 Hearing Set on Forest Hills School Lease
John Boone announces a July 28 8:00 hearing at 1625 Ohio Ave to discuss a proposed lease for a new Forest Hills School building with Anderson School Construction Co. The $1,757,000 25 year lease includes semi annual payments of 60437.47 and an option to purchase after 20 payments. site is Forest Schools location.
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John Boone
Forest Hills
Leland Boren
Pierce Industries, Inc
Ohio Ave
Boone
Anderson School Construction Company
Anderson Township
Forest Schools
Tax Cut Compromise Approved By House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a DIY tax relief plan costing about 1.2 billion annually, targeting equipment and tools purchases by corporations, business owners, farmers, and the self employed. It excludes construction plant outlays and shifts timing to next year.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Russia
Crash Victims Recovering in St John’s Hospital
Recovering in St John’s Hospital from a Saturday night automobile crash are Karen Sue Burris 17 of 2141 Crystal St and Pat Lee Bell 16 of 3645 Ind 9. Burris is reported good Bell is fair. Their car driven by Bell skidded on N Madison Ave Rd at the Pennsylvania crossing knocked down a railroad sign and hit a tree. Raymond Heritage 46 of Alexandria remains on the critical list. He is employed by Delco Remy and was injured in a wreck on Ind 9 last week.
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St. John’s Hospital
Karen Sue Burris
Crystal St
Pat Lee Bell
Miss Burris
Young Bell
N. Madison Ave
Pennsylvania Crossing
St. John's Hospital
Raymond Heritage
Alexandria
Delco Remy
Bike Tag Deadline Warns Riders in Anderson
The Anderson Police Department urged youths and bicycling adults to obtain bicycle licenses before Monday. Capt. Sam Adams said a special force at the juvenile office on W. 8th Street will help speed license purchases. City licenses cover two years and cost 3 cents per bicycle. Impounded bikes will be kept at city hall until licensed.
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Anderson
Sam Adams
APD
W. 8Th St
City Hall
Adams
Forse Dies at 85. Anderson Leader Remembered
W. H. Forse 85, longtime Anderson business and civic figure, died Monday from injuries after a fall at home. Funeral set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. John Siner officiating. Burial at Memorial Park. memorials to First Methodist Church building fund. Survived by son H. Don Forse, grandson Harry D. Forse, granddaughter Mrs. Phillip Hamilton and six greats.
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W. H. Forse
Woodlawn His
Anderson
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
H. Don Forse
Harry D. Forse
Phillip Hamilton
Albemarle
N.C
Big 3 Warn Russia Hands Off Berlin
Western powers United States Britain and France notify the Soviet Foreign Ministry to keep hands off West Berlin. They reject Khrushchev’s plan presented in Vienna to squeeze the city by year’s end, reiterating united support for Western access rights and war-won status in Berlin.
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United States
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Vienna
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Kremlin
Washington
London
West Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
Recount Bill Introduced In House Monday
Rep J Edward Roush introduced a bill to make states act as agents of the House in handling recounts of contested congressional elections. He cited his own five month delay in representation after an election initially showing a 12 vote margin for opponent George Chambers, calling the current process lengthy and nebulous.
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Washington
UPI
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
House of Representatives
Roush
House
George Chambers
New Arrivals In Anderson
Newborn baby announcements from St. John's Hospital include nine births with names of parents and residences. Parents listed: McClendon Sherman Street a boy. Lawson Henry Street a girl. Wills East 3rd Street a girl. Thomas Pendleton a girl. Upton Locust Street a boy. Gates West 12th Street a girl. Barnett Columbus Avenue a boy. Turner West 21st Street a boy. Finley Brown Street a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Jack McClendon
Sherman St
Jack Lawson
Henry St
Jerry Wills
E. 3Th St
Robert Thomas
Pendleton
Mitchell Upton
Locust St
Frank Gates
W. 12Th St
Edward Barnett
Columbus Ave
William Turner
21St St
Robert Finley
Brown St
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