Eastern Air Lines rejects truce and issues midnight ultimatum
Eastern Air Lines refused Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg's latest truce and ordered striking flight engineers to return to work by midnight. If they do not, they face loss of job rights on jet aircraft. The airline stands by its individual offer, not a union compromise, while a federal court set next Tuesday for arguments on a preliminary injunction against hiring nonunion engineers.
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Washington
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Arthur J. Goldberg
Eastern
Malcolm A. Macintyre
Macintyre
New York
Dudley B. Bonsal
Afl-Cio
Flight Engineers International Association
FEIA
Goldberg
Free World Blind to Baltic Plight, Latvian Refugee Warns
Mrs Ziniza Grencions of Anderson, a Latvian refugee, tells Madison County Womens Republican Club that free nations misjudge the Baltic threat. She recalls 1940 Soviet occupation, deportations, and the loss of 60,000 of Latvia’s 200,000 people, urging vigilance against communism.
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GOP
Madison County Republican Women’s Club
Anderson
Russia
Latvia
Ziniza Grencions
Mary Watson
Stella McDaniels
Grencions
W. L. Hollingsworth
Herald Photo
Baltic
Estonia
Lithuania
America
6Th St
Madison County Womens Republican Club
Siberia
Stalin
Saint John's Celebrates 68 Years Serving Anderson
The hospital marks 68 years of service with 595000 hours of public access over 68 years. Audited figures show 11881 admissions 85659 days of care 2282 births 11050 care days and 35000 outpatients in the year. Saint John's provided over 49000 dollars in free care to the poor and Madison County residents.
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Saint John’s
Saint John’s Hospital
Anderson
Robert Penn and Company
Horwath and
Horwath
Saint John's
Madison County
$4.672 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Sent to White House
The House approved a Senate passed foreign aid compromise totaling 4.672 billion dollars. It preserves the president's discretionary power to aid Communist countries, sets a 600 million dollar annual limit for Latin America, and requires later appropriations. The bill tightens some restrictions while allowing aid based on the president's judgment.
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Washington
White House
Senate
House
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Kennedy
Poland
Yugoslavia
Limi
India
United Nations
Congo
Gaza Strip
U.S
Indiana Budget Director Receives State Agency Requests
Indiana Budget Director John Hatchett announced 1963 construction and repair requests totaling 48 million 166 thousand 647 dollars from state agencies. The Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton requests 2 million 538 thousand 68 dollars for major improvements including an annex, a new sewage plant, electrical system work, and hospital rehabilitation. Superintendent John Buck described plans to convert part of the admin building into a pre release unit and to expand facilities for officers visitors and inmates awaiting release. The current 35 year old sewage plant cannot handle doubled population and must be updated. The electrical budget line was also noted.
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Indiana
John Hatchett
Indiana Reformatory
Pendleton
Department of Corrections
Reformatory
John Buck
Buck
Flooding Sweeps Texas Panhandle Amid Wide Rains
United Press International reports flash floods in the Texas Panhandle as rains lash the Southern Plains. Thunderstorms knocked out power in Lubbock and Amarillo, with Childress receiving over 4 inches in six hours. Oklahoma saw statewide downpours. drought-stricken New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania welcomed rain to ease dryness.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Tex
Amarillo
Childress
Hanna
Eufaula
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York State
Phillipsburg
Erie County
Cattaraugus
Allegany
Genesee
Chautauqua
Niagara
S& Lawrence Valley
Georgia
Alabama
Pacific Northwest
Oreon
Two Children Hit By Backing Car On Curb
Two small children Roberta Nunn and Robert Nunn were injured when a car driven by David L. Agnew backed over the curb where they sat. Roberta suffered head lacerations and a possible from the impact while Robert had head lacerations facial cuts and possible internal injuries. The driver was not held.
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Roberta Nunn
Locust St
Robert Nunn
David L. Agnew
Eisenhower welcomed by cheering Danes in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen crowds greeted Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower with cheers and flowers on his first visit since retiring as NATO commander. Autograph books were abundant as the ex president expressed appreciation for the warm reception from Danes.
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Copenhagen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denmark
NATO
Europe
Redistricting Debated Across States Cites Courts Call
Washington reports sharpened disputes over state legislative districts as courts and governors push for reapportionment. Michigan Supreme Court ordered Senate districts redrawn by Aug. 20, while federal courts target populous counties in Florida and Rhode Island lags since 1930 reapportionment. Florida Gov. Bryant called a special session for Aug. 1 to act.
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Washington
R AP
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal
August Schoole
Michigan
Afl-Cio
Stewart
Franconia
Littleton
N.H
Florida
Farris Bryant
Senate
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
Chicago loan firm offers trading stamps with loans
Puritan Finance Co. announced it will provide trading stamps with all loans as a promotional move. The firm said it is keeping pace with a stamp conscious society and aiding the service industry.
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Chicago
UPI
Puritan Finance Co
Indiana University reports 18 073 students taught at off campus centers
Indiana University says its nine off campus extension centers taught 18 073 students in the 1961 62 school year. Indianapolis led with 4359, Gary 5265, South Bend Mishawaka 2652, Jeffersonville 2228, Fort Wayne 1666, East Chicago 1765, Kokomo 1248, Richmond 664 and Vincennes 226.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Gary
South Bend-Mishawaka
Jeffersonville
Fort Wayne
East Chicago
Kokomo
Richmond
Vincennes
Algiers Faces Renewed Gunfire Amid Political Shifts
In Algiers fierce gunfire erupted over two hours killing five Europeans and three Muslims with fifteen wounded as OAS accusations surface. Amid the violence, Premier Ben Khedda ceded toward Ben Bella backed reforms proposing a seven man political bureau to guide the republic pending CNR approval.
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Algiers
APL
Secret Army
OAS
Amar Mohammedi
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Khedda
Mohammed Said
Ben Bella
Tlemcen
Algeria
Ben Khedda
Supreme National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNR
4-H Girls Prep Entries for Madison County Fair
Madison County girls below 1200 are sewing and baking for the Alexandria fair on August 71. Exhibits cover home furnishings food preservation crafts clothing and bread. Home demonstration agent Kathryn Gregory credits strong adult leaders and dedicated teachers mothers and homemakers for program growth and leadership prep.
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Pam Perkins
Madison County
Alexandre
Pam
Anderson Township
Madison Heights High School
Herald
Alexandria
Kathryn Gregory
Jane Gevin
Karen Smith
Madison Heights
Worth Nance
George Beeman
Edna Mae Spradlin
William Horne
Richard Donnelly
Don Calabria
Martha Bronnenberg
Anderson
Thelma Wean
Nancy Wean
Highland
Key Etchison
Sharon Wright
Frankton
Martha Millican
Camilla Man
Judge Refuses Doctor Program Injunction
Regina Saskatchewan AP report: federal judge denies temporary injunction against Saskatchewan compulsory medical insurance program. Justice DC Disbery states court cannot overrule valid acts by elected representatives even if effect is seen as beneficial or detrimental.
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Regina
Buffalo killed after chase on Byron McCord farm
A 1 ton bull buffalo owned by County Auditor Joe Armington was killed near the Byron McCord farm after straying from Armington’s land. Postmen Dave Stansberry and Mel Adams fired 30.06 rifles, three and four shots respectively, with the animal dying on the final round. Deputy Sheriff Larry McCartney supervised. the head was to be kept for mounting.
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Dave Stansberry
MelAdams
Anderson
Joe Armington
Byron McCord
West 25Th Street
Herald
Here
25Th Street
Armington
McCord Farm
New York Central
Sheriff's Office
McCord
Larry McCartney
Stansberry
Horace Hayden
Lynn Sr
Page i
Cotuma
U S Sergeant Kidnapped In Jungle Ambush Near Saigon
UPI reports a U S Army sergeant and a Vietnamese militiaman were kidnapped by Viet Cong guerrillas during a jungle ambush about 100 miles northeast of Saigon. A second American, Carl E Brown of Falmouth Kentucky, escaped with another Vietnamese. An all out search by Vietnamese ground troops and aircraft has yet to locate the missing men.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
UPT
Carl E Brown
Falmouth
Viet Nam
Pan Thiet
Brown
Colume
Newborns Reported at Anderson and Community Hospitals
At St Johns Hospital new arrivals include a baby of Elzie Armstrong Gaston and spouse. Iran Thomas Coon of 805 Elsenhurst. Steve O'Brien Rt 7a. Raymond Wade 166 Walnut. Ronald Beard of Alexandria with spouse. a baby to a Lawyer at 6320 Columbus. Carle 27 Delaware. and a child to Mr and Mrs Charles Ryan 706 Southern Dr. At Community Hospital a newborn to Mr and Mrs George Smith of Alexandria.
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St. Johns Hospital
Elzie Armstrong Gaston
Iran Thomas Coon
Elsenhurst
Ere
Steve O'Brien
Raymond Wade
Walnut
Ronald Beard
Alexandria
Columbus
Seeaid Carle
Delaware
Community Hospital
Charles Ryan
Southern Dr
George Smith
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Samnes
Amd
Seanad
Panhandle
United Press International
Southern Plaine
Middle Atlantic
Curb
Elwood
St. John's Hospital
Frankie Lee Miller
28Th St
South H St
Ruby Miller
Stanley Sallee
Miller
Indiana U Centers
Vier
M’hammed Yazid
Buffalo
Anderson and Vicinity
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