Peru Junta Wins Test Of Strength In Lima
Peru's ruling military junta won its first test of strength against the opposition as a general strike failed to gain traction in Lima Callao Arequipa and Cuzco. Many union leaders stayed away and few arrests or violence were reported though some sugar and railway workers remained on strike.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
APRA
People's Party-Backed
General Labor Confederation
Callao
Arequipa
Cuzco
U.S
Cerro de Pasco Corp
Apra Party
Confederation
Grace Co
Chimbote-Huallanca
Lima-Callao
Vermont Legislature to Redistrict in Special Session
Vermont lawmakers will meet in a special session in Montpelier on Wednesday to reapportion the state Senate for the first time since 1941. Gov. F Ray Keyser Jr ordered the session after the state Supreme Court ruled reapportionment was required.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
State Senate
F Ray Keyser Jr
State Supreme Court
Senate
Escapee from Indiana Reformatory Captured Near Fortville
State Police captured Larry Ferry a 22 year old Brazil resident who walked away from the Indiana Reformatory Saturday. Ferry was sentenced in 1958 on burglary charges and was apprehended 14 hours after his unauthorized departure along a Hamilton County road northwest of Fortville.
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NFAR
Fortville
Indiana Reformatory
Hamilton County
Larry Ferry
Brazil
Wilson questions Defense air mail publicity packet
Rep Earl Wilson of Indiana questioned why the Defense Department sent an air mail publicity packet to the Progress Examiner in Orleans Indiana. He cited costs and materials including reprints and a National Guard pamphlet and urged investigations by House Armed Services leaders for wasteful spending.
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Washington
UPIL
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
House
Defense Department
Progress Examiner
Orleans
Ind
Reader's Digest
Congressional Record
National Guard
Wilson
Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Appropriation Subcommittee
Budget Hike Sought For Commerce Department
President Kennedy urged Congress to raise the current year Commerce Department budget by 17.57 million dollars. The bulk, 14.2 million, funds higher costs from new ships in the Maritime Administration. An extra million goes to the Coast and Geodetic Survey and the Weather Bureau, plus 255 thousand for export control to curb secret Cuban procurements.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Commerce Department
Maritime Administration
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Weather Bureau
Midwest
United States
Driver Stirling Moss Flies to Nassau for Convalescence
British racing driver Stirling Moss flew to Nassau in the Bahamas for four weeks convalescence from injuries sustained in a road race last Monday.
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London
Stirling Moss
Nassau
Bahamas
Labor Day Earned National Holiday Timeline
Senator James H. Kyle introduced a bill on August 28 1893 to make Labor Day a national holiday. By 1900 most states recognized it, with Wyoming remaining as the last holdout until 1923.
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Washington
James H. Kyle
Ind. S. D
Wyoming
China escalates propaganda against U S role in Vietnam war
Tokyo AP says Peiping intensifies broadcasts attacking U S imperialism and American aid to South Vietnam. China portrays the conflict as a Southeast Asian affair and signals possible aid to Hanoi while warning the United States to curb actions.
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Tokyo
Washington
Red China
America
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
China
Southeast Asia
Peiping
Red
North Viet Nam
United States
South
Mongolia
Moscow
Pravda
U.S
Macmillan Resignation Rumors Denied by Sources
Sources close to Prime Minister Harold Macmillan deny reports that he will resign next year. The Daily Sketch had claimed he would resign from both government and Tory leadership in June, but the claims are described as without foundation.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
London Daily Sketch
Macmillan
Brokers Weigh Tax Cut Against Budget Deficit
Wall Street weighs an income tax cut against larger federal deficits. Analysts like Leslie Pollock of A M Kidder & Co note stimulus helps but deficits erode currency. Standard & Poor's warns broad cuts could face political pushback as Congress nears recess. Thomson & McKinnon sees markets awaiting tax action with cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Leslie M. Pollock
A.M. Kidder & Co
Standard & Poor
Thomson & McKinnon
Alexandria group attends Starlight Musical in Indianapolis
ALEXANDRIA group from the Job's Daughters chapter attended a Starlight Musical in Indianapolis. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs John Deaton and others. several Daughters listed by name joined the trip with family of Amarillo visitors also noted in Summitville and Muncie.
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Alexandria
Job's Daughters
Starlight
Indianapolis
John Deaton
Raymond Jarrett
William Curts
Jesse P McMahan
Roberta Mason
Walter Schmidt
T-Set
LeRoy Bradford
Mike
Tim
Tom
Amarillo
Texas
Wilbur Golden
Summitville
Kenneth Bradford
Muncie
Spurgeon to Speak on Farm Marketing at NFO Meeting
Allen Spurgeon of St. James Missouri will discuss farm marketing at the National Farmers Organization gathering at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Elwood High School. Farmers and local businessmen are urged to attend.
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Allen Spurgeon
St. James
National Farmers Organization
Elwood High School
Will Tour Bell Co
The Chief Anderson Lions Club meets at 6 p.m. today at Indiana Bell on St and Central Ave for dinner and a 2 tour of the plant. Flanagan, Bell manager, and R. L. Doub lead the program. Raph McCreary is club president.
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Bell CO
Anderson Lions Club
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
St. and
Central Ave
Flanagan
Bell
R. L. Doub
Raph McCreary
Nine Year Old Injured In Crash In Alexandria
Edgar Tobin nine suffered head and facial cuts and a leg abrasion when a car collided with a parked truck on West Monroe Street. He was treated at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie by the M. Kyle ambulance. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Tobin of 212 East Madison Street.
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Alexandria
Edgar Tobin
W. Monroe St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
M. Kyle
Edgar
Ralph Tobin
E. Madison St
Alexandria-Monroe Band Rehearses for Delaware County Fair Contest
The Alexandria Monroe Township High School Band holds practice preparing for the marching contest at the Delaware County Fair on July 27. It aims for a second straight class win, following a first place at the Mermaid Festival in North Webster a few weeks earlier.
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Alexandria
Delaware County Fair
Alexandria-Monroe
North Webster
State Policeman Wins Promotion in Indiana
Det. Sgt. James R. Sheets, 45, of the Indiana State Police, is named to succeed Lt. Elmer H. Hollenbach at the Connersville post with accompanying rank. The promotion takes effect August 1. Other promotions include Det. Sgt. Robert E. Davis to first sergeant and Redkey post commander, Rex E. Corbin to corporal, Richard F. Copeland to corporal at South Bend, and Robert E. Mater to corporal at Schererville.
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Rex E. Corbin
Parker
Richard F. Copeland
South Bend
Robert E. Mater, Valpeirasso
Schererville
Remains Critical After Accident In Elwood
Frankie Lee Miller sixteen of 1916 South Sheridan Street Elwood remained in critical condition at St John s Hospital Anderson after a one car crash at 1230 a m Sunday Stanley Sallee seventeen of Elwood Rt 2 a passenger was less seriously injured The car was a total loss The wreck happened on 28th Street near South H Miller veered off struck a tree and then hit the bridge railing over Pipe Creek Miller suffered facial and internal injuries and was rushed to the hospital in a Jack ley ambulance Sallee was treated for facial injuries at Mercy Hospital Copher and Fesler ambulance and later moved to St John s Monday The story notes multiple other obituaries and hospital notes from the same area.
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Elwood
Frankie Lee Miller
South Sheridan St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Stanley Sallee
Rt. 2
Miller
28Th St
South H. Miller
Teen Age Dance at Elwood Community Center
Elwood hosts a teen age dance this Thursday in the air conditioned ballroom from 7 30 to 10 00 pm. Radio host Dick Eller of WHAT Anderson oversees music with a special combo providing entertainment. Chaperones include Wayne and Judy Gingleton and Dick Trowbridge. Guest passes available. no program fee for members. junior Teen-Tyme night postponed to boost attendance.
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Elwood
Dick Eller
WHAT
Anderson
Eller
Waynre
Judy Gingleton
Dick Trowbridge
Bridge and golf events set at Elwood clubs
Bridge will be played Wednesday evening at the Elks Club starting at 7 30. The last nine holes of golf will be played by husbands and wives at the Elwood Country Club this week and through next Sunday. A pitch in dinner will be served Sunday evening with trophy awards to follow.
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Elwood
Elks Club
Elwood Country Club
Sukarno Demands West Irian Transfer by 1963
Tokyo report says Indonesian President Sukarno urged that West Irian be handed to Indonesia on January 1, 1963. He addressed the sixth national congress of the Indonesian farmers fund in Jakarta and said Foreign Minister Subandrio was sent to Washington to test Dutch willingness to transfer West Irian this year.
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Tokyo
UPI
Sukarno
Dutch New Guinea
Radio Indonesia
Sixth National Congress
Indonesian Farmers Fund
Jakarta
Subandrio
Washington
West Irian
Indonesia
Russians Who Aided Nazis To Be Executed
Seventeen Soviet citizens who served in a World War II German punitive squad were sentenced to death for burning and burying peaceful citizens alive. They were ordered shot, according to Soviet Byelorussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPT
Soviet Byelorussia
Edison’s Sunbury Demonstration Marks Electric Era Start
Sunbury, Pa. hosts the first public demonstration of Edison’s commercial electricity use at City Hotel, signaling a new era for electric power in commerce and daily life.
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Sunbury
Thomas A. Edison
City Hotel
Soblen Offered English Country Home If Deportation Fight Succeeds
The Yorkshire Post reports Soviet spy Dr. Robert A Soblen, jailed in London, was offered a Buckinghamshire country home if his habeas corpus appeal against deportation to the United States succeeds. Soblen, awaiting appeal in Brixton Prison, has blood cancer and hopes to spend his days in England.
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York
England
Yorkshire Post
Soblen
Buckinghamshire
Swimmer Drowns During Storm at Wolf Lake Hammond
A heavy rainstorm at Wolf Lake in Hammond, Indiana, led to the drowning of Odell Reed, 36, of Chicago, as he swam with a friend. Reed's companion Alex Beamon of Hammond said they were far from shore when the storm broke and he could not save him.
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Hammond Ind
Wolf Lake
Odell Reed
Chicago
Alex Beamon
Hammond
Reed
Indiana motor pool to sell 75 cars for savings
Indianapolis report states the state motor pool director will call in 100 permanently assigned cars and sell 75 of them to save about 750 dollars a day. The remaining 25 autos will be kept in rotating service under Harold L. Brotherton.
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State Motor Pool
Harold L. Brotherton
Duplexin A New Two-Layer Headache Formula
A New York physician reports a non narcotic migraine remedy named Duplexin. Trials show rapid relief from throbbing pain and nausea within minutes using a two layer fer and white tablet designed to ease headache pain and upset stomach without ergot or codeine.
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Science
New York
Exchangites Hear Hospital Head Today
Gordon Boughton administrator of Community Hospital will speak at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room. He is a Northwestern University School of Hospital Administration graduate and will be introduced by Howard Ehrhart. Boughton previously led Merion General Hospital and was assistant administrator at Indianapolis Community Hospital.
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Gordon Boughton
Community Hospital
Anderson Exchange Club
YMCA
Old Salem
Billie Schuyler
Northwestern University School of Hospital Administration
Howard Ehrhart
Schuyler
Cincinnati
Boughton
Merion General Hospital
Indianapolis Community Hospital
Church of God executive to speak at Mounds Kiwanis on national agencies
Dr Charles V. Weber executive secretary of the Executive Council of the Church of God will address the Mounds Kiwanis Club this evening at the YMCA. He will discuss the National Agencies of the Church of God and their relationship to the Anderson community.
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Charles V. Weber
Executive Council
The
Church of God
Mounds Kiwanis Club
Anderson
YMCA
Georgia law vests speed timing devices with state police
A new Georgia statute grants the State police exclusive authority to deploy road speed timing devices. The measure emphasizes centralized control over speed enforcement and device operation within state jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
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Hong Kong
Wong Tai Sin
Kenneth Cranfield
Miss Mary Mason
Job
Virginia Woosnam
Beth Davis
Nina Heartbarger
Melanie Mason
Linda Howerton
Peggy Ault
Christy Sebree
Katreena Silvey
Joyce McMahan
Darene Manning
Charon Staley
Pat McMahan
Connie Banker
Betty Phillips
Linda Lewis
Marsha Fox
Cindy Jackley
Susan Prackard
Toni Fox
Peggy Washburn
Beverly Washburn
Sharon Hackett
Carol Sue Deaton
Sherri Bassett
Jo Ellen Deaton
Judy McMahan
Aluminum
Eves
Sun
Madison Ave
Jesse Jordan
Logansport
Madison County
Wilfred Jordan
Rena Kilgore
Leona Moon
Gayle Wolff
Near Omega
Kora Bambrough
Grover Jordan
Kokomo
Mary Laycock
Copher and
R. W. Wooten
Knox Chapel Cemetery
Deckard
Phiox
David O. Deckard Jr
Mercy Hospital
David Deckard Sr
John O Deckard
Herman Marcrum
James McClain
Robert L. Jackley
Copher and Fesler Ambulance
William Brown
North 5Th St
Wilson Seright
North 13Th Mercy Hospital
Robert E. Fern
East Hartman Rd
Gordon Spitzmesser
Paul Stine
Rebecca Schiosser
North C St
Elwood Community Center
Guinea
Nick
Kroger
Kotex
Sherbet
Ruth Lyons
Nichol Ave
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