Mental Health Group Fights Indiana Hospital Cutback Order
Richmond State Hospital personnel face staffing cuts of five percent as the governor directs, risking unsanitary conditions and halted repairs. William Rad and the Indiana Association for Mental Health criticize reduced budgets, noting potential patient neglect and diminished care.
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Indianapolis
Richmond State Hospital
William Rad
Indiana Association For Mental Health
Matthew Iyiain Laxsup
Department of Mental Health
Jaffer
Alent
Radcliff
Indiana
Attempted Cave Rescue Described
Carl William Birky Jr recounts a failed rescue of trapped cave explorers Ralph Moreland Jr and Tom Arnold near Indiana University. He describes rising floodwaters from rain, a planned quick survey, and the group’s inexperience in the cave setting.
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Ralph Moreland Jr
Thome Arnold
Carl William Birky Jr
Fort Collins
Calo
Indiana University
Carl W. Birkey JR
United Press International
Tom
Talph
Preparation H Patent Remedy Ends Piles Problem Claim
A sensational ad asserts sufferers can end piles with a new healing substance Bio-Dyne discovered by a world famous research institute. It promotes Preparation H in suppository or ointment form available at drug counters.
Iraq Premier Eyes Land For Peasants
Iraqi Premier Abdul Karim Kassem warned he would seize land from Kuwait sheikhs and grant it to peasants if he gains power. He spoke of opening Hurriyah canal to supply Kuwait district, restore agriculture, and distribute land there. Donald Henderson of the Farm Bureau heads a luncheon program at the Anderson Exchange Club noon meeting.
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Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Abdul Karim Kassem
Kuwait
Dom
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Donald Henderson
The
Farm Bureau
Melvin Henderson
Program
School Lunch Act Changed Food Buying
Washington (UP) About 20 billion meals ago the National School Lunch Act marked a major shift in farm markets and health. By 1961 some 13.5 million students in 63,000 schools received meals, with $573 million in local purchases and a maintained, matching federal-state funding structure.
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Ashington
UPL
Agricultural Marketing Service
AMS
United States
Jehovah Group Plans Expansion in Minute Man Program
In Wilmington Delaware UPI reports Jehovah's Witnesses plan to expand their ministry after Anderson Con-Hercules Powder Co received the Air Force contract for Minute Man third stage training. Marvin E Howe said the local group will grow home Bible study groups as part of the conference teachings.
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Wilmington. del
UPI
Anderson Con-Hercules Powder Co
Jehovah's Witnesses
The
Air Force
Lebanon
Ind
Marvin E. Howe
Mini ‘Ister
Malden
Mass
Catanzaro
Howe
Grissoms Family Shows Calmness Ahead of Space Flight
MITCHELL Ind AP Air Force Capt Virgil I Grissom 35 prepares for the nation second space trip while his family stays calm Dennis Grissom, a B&O Railroad worker, called it routine but plans a vacation this week. Mayor Roy F Ira promises a fall celebration and billboards feature Grissom s hometown A prayer is proclaimed at 6 am and a parade is planned after recovery of the Liberty Bell capsule.
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Mitchell
Ind
Grissoms
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Dennis Grissom
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Grissom
Atlantic Ocean
Roy F. Ira
Capt. Grissom
Cecile
Wilma Beavers
Baltimore
Space flight plans outlined for Grissom Glenn mission
Facts and figures detail a Tuesday launch from Cape Canaveral for a suborbital Liberty Bell 7 mission. Captain Virgil Grissom leads with backup John Glenn Jr., 39. Launch at 6 a.m. EST, altitude 116 miles, distance 290 miles, 15 minute flight, top speed 4900 mph. Redstone booster, 78 000 pounds thrust. Weather reported within limits. Recovery by USS Randolph with helicopters. Live TV coverage begins 10 minutes before launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Virgil J
Gus) Grissom
Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
Redstone
Liberty
Alan B. Shepard Jr
USS
Randolph
Ocean
Britain seeks entry to European common market
London reports Aviation Minister Peter Thorneycroft said on Monday that Ceylon India and Pakistan will back Britain joining the European common market. Also note event notice for Hear Torrey Johnson Tonight at 7 30 at Madison Co Crusade AHS gym.
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London
APS
Peter Thorneycroft
Ceylon
India
Pakistan
Britain
Torrey Johnson
Madison Co
Actor Director To Marry Melina Mercouri in Athens
London reported Jules Dassin vowed to marry Greek actress Melina Mercouri, star of Never on Sunday, as they work on location for Phaedra with Tony Perkins. The trio departed for Athens to continue filming.
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London
Jules Dassin
Melaina Mercouri
Phaedra
TonyPerkins
Athens i
Extra Flights Move Refugees From Berlin to West Germany
The lower Saxony State Government said Monday that extra flights are being chartered to transport the growing number of East German refugees from West Berlin into West Germany, as reported by UPD.
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Hannover
Germany
UPD
Lower Saxony
Ment
Ransport
West Berlin
West Germany
Reactor Closure Work Awarded for Savannah Reactor
New York reports Babcock Wilcox Co. was awarded a 415000 dollar contract by the Atomic Energy Commission to design and fabricate a second head for the NS Savannah reactor, the world’s first nuclear merchant ship.
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New York
UPD
Babcock & Wilcox Co
The
Atomic Energy Commission
N.S
Savannah
Western Electric and Transitron In Patent Licensing Pact
Western Electric Co withdraws its patent infringement suit against Transitron Electronic Corp and the two firms sign a cross license patent agreement. The disclosure was made Monday in a joint statement from the parties in Wakefield Massachusetts.
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Wakefield, Mass
UPI
Western Electric Co
Transitron Electronic Corp
Saltsonstall Asks End Of Oil Curbs
Sen Leverett Saltonstall of Massachusetts urged removing import restrictions on residual fuel oil. He argued no conflict between seeking import protection for New England textiles shoes and pottery and pushing free flow of residual oil to aid regional industries.
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Saltsonstall
Washington
UPI
Leverett
Polaris Sub Will Be Commissioned at Electric Boat Yards
The Polaris missile firing submarine Ethan Allen will be commissioned August 8 at General Dynamics Electric Boat yards in Groton Connecticut. Built in 23 months the 410 foot vessel displaces 6900 tons and carries a 1900 mile range fleet ballistic missile.
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