Welsh Kills Dunes Plan for Indiana Park Expansion
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh killed a proposal to double Indiana's Dunes State Park saying no expansion until the nearby Lake Michigan port issue is settled. Foltz sought 1.2 million for 2,000 additional acres near Burns Waterway, while budget officials warned funds would be tight.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Dunes State Park
Matthew E. Welsh
Lake Michigan
Donald E. Foltz
Oservation
John T. Hatchett
Welsh
Foltz
Burns Waterway
Paul H. Douglas
D - M1
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak Dies at 68
Sen. Henry C. Dworshak of Idaho dies at Georgetown University Hospital after being found unconscious in his apartment. A conservative figure and former newspaper editor, he was elected to the Senate in 1946 after four House terms and was famed for opposing Democratic liberal spending.
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Washington
Henry C. Dworshak
Idaho
Georgetown University Hospital
Dworshak
Senate
House
Duluth
Minn
Burley, Idaho
Bulletin
Kennedy
British Common Market Pact Reached
Walter Hallstein of the European Common Market Commission said in Brussels that an agreement had been reached with Great Britain on its domestic agriculture question. He offered no details on terms or negotiations.
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Brussels
UPI
Walter Hallstein
European Common Market
EEC
Great Britain
Hallstein
Queen Elizabeth II Invites Eisenhowers to Lunch
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II invited former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower to lunch on August 10 during their European tour.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Stops Constipation due to Aging Colon Ad
Advertisement claims aging colon dulls urges and dryness worsens constipation. Promotes Colonaid colon laxative with three actions: prevent dry waste, tighten lax muscles, and stimulate mass movement. Says Colonaid relieves chronic constipation overnight and is hospital proved safe for pregnant women. Introductory size 436.
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Colonaid
Goldberg Presses For Early Peace In Shipyard Strike
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg urged a speedy end to the five day shipyard walkout at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton Connecticut. The strike idled 8000 workers and halted work on 11 nuclear submarines, with union and management bargaining sessions reportedly continuing late into the night.
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Washington
UPS
Arthur J. Goldberg
Groton
Conn
Goldberg
Electric Boat
General Dynamics
New London Metal Trades Council
Lemnitzer Meets De Gaulle in Paris Talks
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer arrived in Paris from Washington and met with President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace for about 35 minutes. He was greeted by Gen Lauris Norstad and escorted to Norstad’s headquarters after landing by helicopter. The U S aims to appoint Lemnitzer to NATO supreme commander, a post typically linked with command in Europe.
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Paris
UPI
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U. S
Europe
NATO
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Presidential Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Lemnitzer
Lauris Norstad
Norstad
United States
Leinitzer
Barrier-Breaking Jet Triggers Sonic Booms in City
Two loud sonic booms last night rattled the area as a jet from Bunker Hill Air Force Base flew overhead. The first boom at 8 20 p m was followed ten minutes later triggering a flood of calls to The Herald and local police station from alarmed residents.
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Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Herald
Lebanon Man Named To State CC Post
John V. Barnett of Lebanon was named executive vice president of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Jack E. Reich who resigns to become board chairman of Indianapolis Water Co. Maurice Gronendyke, administrative assistant since 1930, was named secretary as top posts realigned.
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Indianapolis
John V. Barnett
Lebanon
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Jack E. Reich
Reich
Indianapolis Water Co
Maurice Gronendyke
Reservoir Proposed in Putnam County Indiana
Army Engineers study a Walnut Creek site three miles west of Fillmore for a new reservoir to improve flood control. Representative Rich ard Roudebush notes the Cagles Mill Reservoir nearby is not meeting local flood control needs.
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Washington
Putnam County
Indiana
Army Engineers
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Walnut Creek
Fillmore
Cagles Mill
Roudebush
Evening Community Schedule Highlights
Rotary and exchange dinners fill the day followed by Kiwanis and Toastmasters events. Youth swim groups meet in morning and afternoon with multiple under age sessions. Father-Son basketball league and two basketball games cap the night at Hoosier Market versus Pink Horse and Holiday Inn against Studio Stars.
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Rotary
Mounds Kiwanis
Hoosier Mkt
Pink Horse
Holiday Inn
Studio Stars
Escapee Thomas Robinson Jr. Sought by U S Agents
Federal authorities continued the search for Thomas Robinson Jr. a Nashville Tennessee man serving a life term for the 1934 kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Stell of Louisville Kentucky and alleged ransom of fifty thousand dollars. Robinson escaped Saturday from a Tallahassee prison farm when he walked unguarded with a farm detail.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPD
Thomas Robinson Jr
Nashville
Eastern Air Lines seeks arbitration to end jet crew dispute
Grant injunction and mediation proposed to end the 600 flight engineers strike at Eastern. The plan would resume limited service between New York and Miami while negotiations continue, with government mediators aiding a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Engineers and Air Line Pilots Association
Flight Engineers International Flight Association
FEIA
Ron Brown
Flight Engineers
Eastern Engineers
Eastern
New York
Miami
Brown
Fastern
Tentative Strike Agreement Studied
Covington Indiana officials of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp film division will meet Tuesday with union heads to discuss details of a tentative contract. About 400 Local 1470 Textile Workers of America members have been on strike since May 8 after their agreement expired in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ind
UPT
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Film Division
Textile Workers of America Union
Household Auction Listings for July 28
Auction notices list sales by Howard Cottingham and John Crowley. Household furnishings will be offered at 1 PM and from 2319 Broadway. Charlies Lawler and WV Byrne are auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cottingham
Th St
Hamilton
Egg M. Hood
WV. Byrne
John Crowley
Broadway
Charlies Lawler
Geneva Conference Will Be On TV
The Soviet delegation in Geneva agreed to allow NBC to transmit pictures of Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko via the Telstar satellite to New York. The live feed will include Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home at the opening of Tuesday's disarmament conference session.
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Geneva
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Atlantic
Telstar
National Broadcasting Company
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
New York
Eisenhower Plans Visits To Churchill And De Gaulle
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower returned to France and said he will visit old friends Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle. He travels with his wife, grandchildren Barbara Ann and David, and Freeman Gosden of Amos and Andy. They arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Queen Elizabeth and went to Paris by boat train.
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Paris
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
France
Winston Churchill
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Barbara Ann
David
Freeman Gosden
Radio
Amos and Andy
Cherbourg
Helicopters Airlift South Vietnamese Forces Near Saigon
U S Army helicopters airlifted two companies of South Vietnamese troops into action Monday along the Nha Be River ten miles southeast of Saigon to engage Viet Cong guerrillas. Officials reported no contact by nightfall and no helicopter losses, while guerrillas continued active operations near government outposts in the area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPT
Nha Be
Laos Peace Talks Slow as Ground Handover Stalls
Dispatches from Vietiane report no move to integrate forces as 15 000 Laotian troops await training by French instructors. Ngo Dinh Nhu criticizes the coalition, saying it aids Communists in South Vietnam as US allied nations and Communist China meet in a rare joint table with North and South Viet Nam.
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Vietiane
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Laos
South Viet Nam
Asia
Free World
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Poland
China
Thailand
Burma
India
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Platinum stockpile plot ends in government doubt
The tale centers on a scheme involving platinum dealers, Russian agents, and a proposed transfer to a U S stockpile. Negotiations in Mexico City collapse after a wilder tale of leaks and revolutions, with the government funding a fake deal and later canceling the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co
New York
Knohl
Robert Hollander
Maull
Pan American Loan Co
Subcommittee
R. C. Coburn
Hollander
Telecast Tour of World Art and History Ends with Hymn
A global TV montage traversed major icons from the Gospel of Miroslav in Belgrade to the Mona Lisa in Paris and the Magna Carta in London. It featured CERN, UN, Kennedy press conference, space flight talk, Niagara Falls, Stratford, and culminated with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir at Mount Rushmore singing A Mighty Fortress. The Normandie disaster is noted.
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Belgrade
Republican Square
National Museum
Miroslav
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
British Museum
London
France
Louvre Museum
Samothrace
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Cape Canaveral
John Glenn
Walter Shirra
Detroit
Quebec
Stratford
Ont
Shakespeare Theater
Niagara Falls
International Bridge
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Seattle
Mount Rushmore
S.C
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Howard K. Smith
New York City
Old World
Property tax totals by township and land parcels
A list of land parcels with taxes and improvements totals for multiple towns and townships. The figures cover Adams through Union and Van Buren with land, improvements, and total amounts, followed by a UPI report from London: British actor Michael Wilding, husband of Elizabeth Taylor, divorced from his third wife Susan Wilding II on adultery grounds.
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Adams
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Lafayette
Monroe
Pipe Creek
Richland
Stony Creek
Union
van Buren
London
UPI
Michael Wilding
Elizabeth Taylor
Susan Wilding II
Mrs Myrtle Bright 72 dies after two weeks in hospital
Mrs Myrtle L Bright 72 of 2018 Meridian St Anderson died at 4 20 p m Sunday at St Johns Hospital after two weeks illness Born in South Bend she was daughter of Frank and LaVina Ellsworth Widow of James G Bright a former Anderson city councilman Surviving daughter Mrs Kenneth Butler Anderson son Robert E Bright Cape Coral Fla sister Mrs Jerome Jarrett Chautauqua Ohio brother Harold Ellsworth Anderson Services 10 30 a m Wednesday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev John Siner First Methodist officiating Burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Myrtle L. Bright
Meridian St
St. John’s Hospital
Bright
United Workers Club
Vera Cordis Club
Kenneth Butler
Anderson
Robert E. Bright
Cape Coral
Fla
Jerome Jarrett
Chautauqua Ohio
Harold Ellsworth
Brown and Butz
John Siner
The
First Methodist
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Amon Dinkins
37Th St
Harold E. Rezelle
George T. Wallace
South Anderson
Province reaches medicare deal to resume medical services
An agreement aims to restore full medical services in the wheat province after over three weeks of emergency care. Premier Clarkson said a special session would amend the medicare act, with Lloyd set to sign Monday. The plan routes private insurance as collection agents for medicare, costing about $21 million annually and funding increases via a 2 percent sales tax boost plus higher personal and corporate taxes.
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Clarkson
Lloyd
Monay
County Listings Highlight Local Organizations and Moose Lodge Purchases
In Hancock County the report lists Amercian Legion Post 119 Greenfield Fraternal Order of Eagles 115 Greenfield Greenfield Country Club Greenfield Elks Inc and Moose Lodge 987. Moose Lodge 1590 was the only buyer listed in Teton County.
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Clarence Stiles
Stiles
Noblesville
Hancock County
Amercian Legion Post
Greenfield
Fraternal Order of Fagles
Greenfield Country Club
Greenfield Elks, Inc
Moose Lodge
Teton County
Kennedy considers tax cuts to spur economy in 1962
President Kennedy plans a net income tax reduction next year as part of reform and may seek an immediate cut if the 1961-62 recovery remains sluggish. Mills' committee must approve any tax-cut legislation, with July figures expected to help judgments on the economy.
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Mills’ Committee
Kennedy
Blasts Rip Titan II Silo Near Rillito Arizona
Investigators probe a string of explosions at a Titan II underground missile silo near Rillito Arizona. Five blasts produced a dense smoke cloud 165 feet underground injuring 28 workers from smoke inhalation and causing chemical bronchitis in five kept for treatment.
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Rillito
Ariz
Skill Days Swim Meet Replaces Thursday Hike
The event on July 26 will host a swim meet for three age divisions with ribbons for the top three in each event. Participants should bring a sack lunch and swim equipment. Start time is 9 am. meet in the boys lobby both Wednesday and Thursday for the events replacing regular Thursday swim classes.
U S Moves on Test Ban Open to On Site Inspection
Arthur H Dean indicated the United States would accept a test ban without insisting on on site inspections in Russia if Kennedy leads toward flexibility. He noted new underground test data suggesting scientists can detect blasts without inspections and said this would be shown at Geneva. Kennedy spoke on Berlin and said no recent progress on a Berlin settlement.
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Arthur H. Dean
United States
Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Train crash at viaduct leaves 38 dead near Dijon
A viaduct wreck in Dijon area kills 38 with four cars derailing into a dry ravine. Rescue teams free the trapped as hospitals strain and blood stocks run low. Separate report from Gary Indiana notes Adam Hill aged 5 killed by a Pennsylvania freight train after stepping onto tracks.
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Dijon
Mked
Gary
Ind
Adam Hill
Lake County
Howard Hill
Pennsylvania
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Ward E Carter
Funeral services for Ward E Carter 62 a retired grocer who died Saturday morning at his Fortville home will be at 10 30 a m today at George McCarty Funeral Home Fortville Burial will be in Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville Friends may be received at the funeral home
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Ward Carter
Fortville
Ward E. Carter
George McCarty
Gravel Lawn
Alaska Forest Fires Burn Out of Control Across Interior Alaska
More than 800 firefighters battle 16 fires in interior Alaska with nine exceeding 1,300 acres. Largest fires threaten 12,000 acres northeast of Hughes and others near Anvik River, Holy Cross, Ophir, and Fish Village as light rains and a western forecast offer relief.
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Anchorage
Alaska
API
Hughes
Anvik River
Holy Cross
Ophir
Fish Village
27 Lose reported trouble minutes after departing Honolulu
After reporting trouble the pilot feathered engine one and jettisoned fuel as the plane headed for a three engine routine landing. On impact the tail section snapped away from a flaming cabin and wings with at least two infants among the dead. Survivors were from Canada New Zealand Australia and Europe. No US residents among the survivors.
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Page One
Honolulu
Fiji
New Zealand
Australia
Pacific
FAA
Canada
Europe
United States
Tripler Army Hospital
Hospital Dismissals Include Dozens of Local Patients
From St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital, numerous individuals are discharged. Among names listed are John O Bannion 315 Cottage Ave Enid Mitchell Elwood Harry Ballman 711 W 5th St Mrs Mary Fitzwater 512 And over Rd Miss Betty Jean Cox Elwood Rita Segner 1411 Dewey Robert Bridgewater Rt 1 and several others. Dismissed from Community Hospital include Judith Garner 823 W 3rd Verna Thompson Lebanon Indiana Dorothy Naselroad 2416 Lafayette and more.
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St. John's Hospital
John O'Bannion
Cottage Ave
Queller Lindley
Rosewood
Enid Mitchell
Elwood
Harry Ballman
Mary Fitzwater
Andover Rd
Morris Bailey
Summitville
Donald McCune
Betty Jean Cox
Beatrix Isaacs
Rita Segner
Dewey
Albert Kehrer
E. 10Th St
Elizabeth Swain
Pendleton
Community Hospital
Judith Garner
Verna Thompson
Lebanon
Indiana
Dorothy Naselroad
Lafayette
Robert Bridgewater
Joy Riggins
E. Plum
Burns Cause Death Indianapolis
William J. Fairhead 76 a retired Fire Department driver died early Monday from burns after his bed mattress caught fire causing fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William J. Fairhead
Fire Department
Thomas P. Henley obituary details lifelong Anderson resident
Thomas P. Henley aged 80 died at 5 a.m. Sunday at St. John's Hospital Born April 15, 1882 in Harrison County Indiana he came to Anderson 60 years ago from Elizabethtown Kentucky He was a tool and die maker at Guide Lamp Div. He was a member of St Mary's Catholic Church Surviving are Elizabeth M Henley widow two daughters Mrs Edward S Blubaugh Jr Elwood and Mrs Robert E Wosciewski Phoenix six grandchildren Friends receive at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Mass at St Mary's Wednesday 9 a.m. with Fr John Bouvier burial East Maplewood Cemetery Rosary recited at 8 p.m. today at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Henley
Indiana Ave
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Henley
Harrison County
Ind
Anders
Elizabethtown
Guide Lamp Divi
Henley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Elizabeth M. Henley
Edward S. Blubaugh Jr
Elwood
Robert E. Wosciewski
Phoenix
Ariz
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Bouvier
East Maplewood
Funeral Home
Gloria Jean Cabasier
Frank C. Cabasier
St. John's Hospital
Mary Susan
Theresa Ann
Franklin Ray
Phillip Douglas Cabasier
Dollie Waymire
Daleville
Glenn Fluckey
Yorktown
Saunders Cemetery
David Clifford
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Anderson
Shirey
Multiple Births and Deaths Reported in Local Obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of Gloria Jean Cabasier at birth in Anderson with immediate family survivors and graveside rites in Daleville. Nancy Jane Wiggins died at birth with Navy father stationed in Rhode Island and services at East Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs Jean Marie Reynolds of Louisville Ky and Amon Dinkins of Anderson also mourned with scheduled funeral services and burial at Pleasant Walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marie Reynolds
Louisville
E. A. Reynolds
Anderson
East Maplewood
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
Victor Moore Dies at 86 in Long Island Home
Actor Victor Moore, 86, died in his sleep at a Long Island convalescent home. Moore appeared in numerous films and was known for the plumber role in Marilyn Monroe’s bubble bath scene in The Seven Year Itch.
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Victor Moore
New York
UPI
Long Island
Moore
Marilyn Monroe
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James G. Bright
Anderson City
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East Germany
Congress
8Th Street
ABC
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Egg M. Hooth
Dar
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Robert Sink
Thomas Henley
Cabasier
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Nancy Jane Wiggins
Dale
Nancy Hammond Wiggins
W. 6Th St
Navy
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Howard Hamimond
Kathleen Wiggins
Herron
Harvid E. Rozelle
East Maplewood Cemetery
John K. Summers
Ovid Community Church
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Main ST
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