Aerospace Labor Pacts Still Delayed
Federal Mediation Chief reports deadlocked talks with North American Aviation Lockheed and General Dynamics Convair Division. A Monday strike could halt a large part of the U S missile and aircraft program affecting Cape Canaveral Vandenberg and other sites. Talks include agency shop demands plus improved pay and benefits as unions prepare Sunday meetings to decide on strikes or settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
API
William F. Simkin
U.S
Simkin
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Los Angeles
Goldberg
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat
General Dynamics Corp
Congress
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg Air Force Base
United Automobile Workers
International Association of Machinists
North American Aviation
Lockheed
General Dynamics Convair
Douglas
State Railroads and Utilities Get Sharp Tax Cut in Indiana
Indiana utilities and railroads will save about 7.1 million dollars in taxes next year after a 106.4 million dollar cut in assessed valuation following the statewide property tax reassessment. Utilities and railroads now total 1.122 billion in 1962 valuation, representing about one seventh of all property in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Richard L. Worley
Hoosier
Purdue University
General Assembly
Worley
Ohio Valley Gas Corp
Winchester
Randolph Circuit
Telephone and Telegraph
Public Service Co
Mdiana Inc
Northern Indiana Public Service Co
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Celebrezze Confirmed as HEW Secretary by Senate
Washington reports the Senate confirmed Cleveland Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze as the new secretary of the Department of Health Education and Welfare by voice vote. The confirmation came Friday with no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celebrezze
Washington
UPI
Senate
Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
4 H Photography Workshop Held in Madison County
The second 4 H photography workshop was held at the 4 H Grounds in Alexandria on Wednesday July 18 with about thirty Madison County 4 H members. Herbert Johnson and Tom Wertz led the session critiquing photos and offering tips to improve storytelling composition and quality. The exhibit debuts at the Madison County 4 H Fair scheduled August 7 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Madison Conty
Herbert Johnson
Anderson Newspapers
Tom Wertz
Odel
Johnson
Professors Named at Anderson College in Faculty Elevations
Dr. Frederick von Buelow Shoot and Dr. Glenn Falls win full professorships at Anderson College. Dean Robert A. Nicholson also promotes Dr. John L. Roys to associate professor of psychology. Shoot, Bible professor and director of summer sessions, has taught since 1953 and earned a USC doctorate. Falls becomes professor of business and economics after a DBA from Indiana University. Roys holds a PhD from Illinois Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick von Buelow Shoot
Glenn Falls
Anderson College
Robert A. Nicholson
John L. Roys
Shoot
University of Southern California
Falls
Department of Business and Economics
Indiana University
School of Business
Roys
Illinois Institute of Technology
Aswan Dam Aims to Transform Egypt's Economy
At Aswan Egypt 1500 workers plus 570 Russian technicians labor through night shifts to build the dam. The project costs 1.162 billion dollars with 324 million from Russians and targets completion in 1968. It promises million acres of farm land and cheap power, but experts warn growth may outpace benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aswan
U.A.R
Amen Mem Haat
Nile
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Cairo
East Bank
Aga Khan
Jordan Population Figures From Amman Census
A Jordan census conducted with American and British aid reports a total population of 1,690,000 in the kingdom. About 62,000 Jordanians reside abroad, and Amman the capital shows 245,000 inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Amman
Cantinflas Offers Land for Low-Cost Actor Homes
Mexican actor Cantinflas proposes donating land in Mexico City for a subdivision of low-cost homes aimed at bit-part and other financially strapped actors. The plan would provide affordable housing for those in the entertainment industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Cantinflas
Moldy Curd Remedy Supposed for Hong Kong Skin Infections
An old Chinese practice in Hong Kong uses moldy soybean curd applied to the skin to treat infections. The method is presented as a traditional remedy, though its effectiveness is not scientifically established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
David Lancashire's Middle East Assignment Documented
David Lancashire, aged 31, has served as an Associated Staff man since 1957 and has been stationed in the Middle East for nearly two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lancashire
Middle East
Lemnitzer Chosen to Head Joint Chiefs Amid Resignations
The article notes Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer selected to replace Norstad as Army chief of staff and later joint chiefs chair, with meeting of the five members including Shoup, Anderson, Lemay, and Decker. Norstad resigns after steering NATO command since 1956 amid Berlin crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew B. Ridgway
Alfred M Gruenther
Norstad
Taylor
Kennedy
Hen Lemnitzer
Army
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Lemnitzer
Decker
Adm
George M. Anderson Jr
Naval Operations
Curtis E. Lemay
Air Force
Berlin
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Alliance
Umbrella fatality at Horseneck Beach shocks Westport
A 68 year old visitor, Katherine Flannery, died after a beach umbrella blew and punctured her throat at Horseneck Beach. Police report the windy accident occurred while she sat in a beach chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Mass
Katherine Flannery
Horseneck Beach
Rusk and Gromyko Arrive to Sign Laos Peace Pact
In Geneva, Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko arrived to sign a Laos neutrality treaty after 14 months of talks. Rusk refused to extend the pattern to other Cold War areas, while Gromyko praised the agreement as a peace landmark for Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Soviet Union
Red China
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Tusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Lord Home
Britain
United States
Reformatory Escapee Viewed as Possibly Picked Up
Indiana Reformatory authorities say Larry Wayne Earley 22 Brazil escaped from the officers mess hall around 10 last night and may have been picked up by a passing car along Ind 67. Earley is serving 1 to 10 years for second degree burglary in Clay County. A guard saw a car stop near the wall and a ride offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Indiana Reformatory
Larry Wayne Earley
Brazil
Clay County
Farley
Socialists Back Premier in Saskatchewan Doctor Strike Stand
Premier Woodrow Lloyd and his Socialist government won clear support from delegates at the Saskatchewan Socialist convention for its stance against the province's doctors strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Sky diver survives 2000 foot lake plunge in Massachusetts
Lois Ann Frotten, 20, of Hyannis, made her first jump from a small private plane near Mystic Lake in Chutist Lake Marston Mills. Her parachute failed to open, sending her tumbling end over end 2000 feet into the lake. A man and boy fishing nearby pulled her from the water. she suffered only minor injuries.
Indiana plans flood control and park development spend
Indiana seeks 1963 65 funding for four large reservoirs Monroe Mississinewa Salamonie Huntington with state share about one percent of 14.3 million project. Also proposals for adjutant general armories state police facilities Fish and Game Division projects and a new geology building at Indiana University Bloomington.
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Indiana Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
Monroe
Bloomington
Mississinewa
Salamonie
Huntington
Wabash River
Indianapolis
South Bend
Princeton
Vincennes
Connersville
Fish and “Game Division
State Conservation Department
Pigeon River
LaGrange
Steuben
Glendale
Daviess County
Geological Survey Division
The
Conservation Department
Indiana University
Economy slows as indicators shift and tax plan looms
Commerce tally shows 20 of 30 leading indicators slowing while the President weighs a tax revision and investment credit bill. Kennedy decision on cuts delayed to July as Budget Council notes steady pace through spring. Ways and Means hearings shift to private sector economists to avoid public testimony.
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Commerce Department
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Ways & Means Committee
Blanche Allen Funeral Monday
Blanche Noble Allen 79 former Alexandria resident died Friday in Indianapolis where she had been living Survivors include daughter Catherine Castor Indianapolis and son Layton E Allen Larchmont N Y Sister Miss Stella Noble Aunt Mrs George McDermott Alexandria Funeral services set for 10 a m Monday at Dorsey Funeral Home Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Blanche Noble Allen
Indianapolis
W. E. Allen
Catherine Castor
Layton E. Allen
Larchmont
New York
Stella Noble
George McDermott
Dorsey Funeral Home
Co Pilots Trained to Replace Striking Flight Engineers
Eastern Air Lines began training 80 co pilots to assume flight engineer duties amid a strike by the Flight Engineers International Association. Some engineers had signalled a return, but exact numbers were not released as talks collapsed, leaving service resumption undetermined.
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Miami
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Flight Engineers International Association
TFEIA
C. N. Roberts
The
Engineers’ Union
New York
FEIA
Pilots’ Union
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
Roberts
Washington
City Court Fines Report Reckless Driving and Violations
James Kent Gardner age 18 from 2239 Park Ave faced reckless driving and lack of license with $5 and costs dismissed. David B. Zile age 18 from Rt. 6 Anderson fined $5 and costs for reckless driving. Jimmy G. Cox age 19 from Daleville fined $1 and costs for crossing double yellow lines. William Mitchell age 36 from Indianapolis cited for leaving the scene of a property damage accident with $10 and costs plus intoxication $1 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kent Gardner
Park Ave
David B. Zile
Rt. 6
Anderson
Jimmy G. Cox
Daleville
William Mitchell
Indianapolis
US Tourists to Spend Record 500 Million in Canada
Ottawa reports US visitors will spend a record 500 million dollars in Canada this year as Resources Minister Walter Dinsdale outlines estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Walter Dinsdale
Anderson Obituaries Bustling Life With Local Ties Mentioned
Vivian Hughes 65 of Indianapolis formerly Anderson died at home. Widow of Thomas Hughes of Inland Container Co. Saint Pauls Episcopal services set for Monday. Ro... Romine Rolla R. Romine of Miami Fla died in Miami. Survivors include two nieces and a nephew. Services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home 2 p.m. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Elizabeth Baker 74 Fairfield Alabama died Wednesday mother of Bernice Janney Anderson. Services 2:30 p.m. Dixon and Crippen Funeral Home Fairfield. Burial Fairfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Romine
Rolla R. Romine
Miami
Fla
Emma Mulholland
Anderson
New York Central Railroad
Chicago
Romine
Katherine
Tom Casey
Elizabeth Mulholland
Marion
Ind
Frank Mulholland
Clifton
Baker Brothers
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elizabeth Baker
Fairfield
Bernice
Fred Janney
W. 19Th
Dixon and Crippen Funeral Home
Funeral services for Earl Dutch Gooding
Earl Dutch Gooding, 57, of 1331 W 3rd St, died Wednesday. Services are at 1 30 p m today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev M K Millikan officiating. Burial will be in Miller Cemetery, Middletown. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl (Dutch) Gooding
W. 3Rd St
Brown and Butz
M. K. Millikan
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
Hospital dismissals list from St John's and Community Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs Sara Jean Brooks 3536 Windsor Mrs Stella McVey 1401 Pearl Virgil Rawlins 1723 Main Mrs Marsella Dwiggins Frank ton James Perry Elwood Charles Shelton 1815 Fletcher Mrs Katherine Bartlett 406 W 8th St Velma McKey and daughter Middletown Marilyn Pierce and son Alexandria Mrs Karen Bockover and son 527 McArthur Mrs Mary Huntzinger and daughter Pendleton Mrs Irene Coster 916 E 21st St Willis Walker 1834 W 23rd St Miss Alice Higi 203 Beverly Terr Ora Ohler 2006 George Mrs Ada Marie Wood Summitville Mrs Virginia Hagen Chesterfield Mrs Maxine Osborne 806 W 14th St Miss Marleta Cox Summitville Edward Albrecht 1612 River Side Miss Nancy Libler Alexandria Bennie Wilhoit 2200 Pitt Mrs Grace Baker 1305 Central Ave Dismissed from Community Hospital were Mrs Erika Baker 1215 Lennox James Hahn 2612 Shawnee Dr Mrs Wanda Wales 4134 Scatterfield Rd Sherrill Harvey Elwood Miss Mary Teal Fortville Mrs Charles Perry and son 317 E 15th St
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Sara Jean Brooks
Windsor
Stella McVey
Pearl Virgil Rawlins
Main
Marsella Dwiggins
Frankton
James Perry
Elwood
Charles Shelton
Fletcher
Katherine Bartlett
8Th St
Velma McKey
Daugh- Middletown
Marilyn Pierce
Alexandria
Karen Bockover
McArthur
Mary Huntzinger
Pendleton
Irene Coster
21St St
Willis Walker
23Rd St
Alice Higi
Beverly Terr
Ora Ohler
George
Ada Marie Wood
Summitville
Virginia Hagen
Chesterfield
Maxine Osborne
14Th St
Marleta Cox
Edward Albrecht
River Side
Nancy Libler
Bennie Wilhoit
Pitt
Grace Baker
Central Ave
Community Hospital
Erika Baker
Lennox
James Hahn
Shawnee
Wanda Wales
Scatterfield
Sherrill Harvey
Mary Teal
Fortville
Charles Perry
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Fred Chadwick Wilkinson 54 of Markleville died Friday in St. John s Hospital Anderson born Sept 3 1907 in Fall Creek Township Madison County son of Clarence and Ruth Chadwick Survivors include wife Ruth Whisler Chadwick three sons Charles Ralph Fred Jr three stepsons Gene Ro bert and Dale Whisler a stepdaughter Evelyn Harry a grandchild 11 stepgrandchildren a sister Joyce Kirk two brothers Paul and Robert Friends will gather after 10 am Sunday at Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson Service Monday 2 pm at the funeral home Rev Edwin Helms officiating Burial in Friends Cemetery Pendleton Shirley Mrs Sherlie D Parris 78 of Shirley died early Friday at Twin Brook Nursing Home West of Greenfield She was a member of Shirley Methodist Church A son Paul Harris of Indianapolis a daughter in law plus five grandchildren eight great grandchildren a brother William Chrisman of Anderson Services Sunday 2 pm at the Condo and Son Funeral Home Shirley burial in McCray Cemetery Wilkinson
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Fall Creek Township
Madison County
Clarence
Ruth Woolman Chadwick
Ruth ‘Whisler Chadwick
Charles
Ralph
Winchester
Ind
Fred Jr
Modoc
Gene Whisler
New Castle
Robert Whisler
Berne
Dale Whisler
Rt. 2
Shirley
Evelyn Harry
Kennard
Joyce Kirk
Andersen
Paul
Markleville
Robert
Condo and Son
Wilkinson
Edwin Helms
Markleville Methodist Church
Friends Cemetery
Pendleton
Burial for Middletown baby Cathy Sue McKee
One day old Cathy Sue McKee died Friday morning at St. John's Hospital. Survived by parents Dallas and Cathy McKee and grandparents Vaughn McKee of New Castle Indiana and R A Bailey of Lewisville Indiana. Graveside service at 10 am in Miller Cemetery Middletown conducted by Rev J Hubert Smith Sixth Street Christian Church. Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Cathy Sue
Dallas McKee
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Vaughn McKee
New Castle
Ind
R. A. Bailey
Lewisville
Miller Cemetery
J. Hubert Smith
Sixth Street Christian Church
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Memorial service for M Kenneth Paulsel in Lapel
Lapel residents mourn 66 year old M Kenneth Paulsel of Route 1 Lapel who died Wednesday. Funeral services are set for 2 p m today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel officiated by Rev Neil Anderson of Cicero Methodist Church. Burial follows at Brookside Cemetery Lapel with calling hours at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapel
M. Kenneth Paulsel
Rt. 1
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Neil Anderson
Cicero Methodist Church
Brookside
Fortville services for Jack Crosley and Isaac Dalhagen in brief
Funeral services are set for William E. Jack Crosley 70 of Fortville at 10 a.m. today at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home with ministers C A Griffith and Walter Miracle. Burial follows at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. Isaac Leroy Dalhagen 67 of Rt Greenfield dies and services at 2 p.m. today at Shirley Church of the Nazarene officiated by Donald Hicks R T McFarland and J L Foster. Burial in South Fork Cemetery Greensfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
William E
Jack Crosley
Paul C. Cory
A. Griffith
East Side
Isaac Dalhagen Wilkinson
Isaac Leroy Dalhagen
Rt. Greenfield
Shirley Church of the Nazarene
Donald Hicks
Grace Church of the Nazarene
Greenfield
R. T. McFarland
Grace Church
J. L. Foster
South Fork Cemetery
Greensfork
Ephedrine From Herb Shanghai
The medicinal herb ma huang long used in China for millennia yields ephedrine a drug now used to treat asthma. The ancient plant provides the basis for a modern remedy with widespread medical application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ma Huang
China
Bobby Cross and Vickie Learned Join Cecelia's Beauty Shop
Bobby Cross and Vickie Learned are now with Cecelia's Beauty Shop. Phone number 643-3756.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Cross
Vickie
Cecelia
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YMCA
Kima
Pittsburgh
Jackson St. Anderson
Gary, Ind
United Steel Workers
Steve Bazin
Bulletin-Herald
Blanche Allen
Vivian Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Inland Container Company
Hughes
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Gladys G. Crane
George W. Krebs
Louise St
Anderson St. Paul's
Farl Gooding
St St. John’s
Madison
Fred Chadwick
Rt. L. Markleville
Sherlie Parris
Sherlie D. Parris
Twinbrook Nursing Home
Cathy Sue McKee
William Crosley
South Carolina
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