Tent collapses at Union City circus injuring seven
A circus tent blew down during a rain storm in Union City injuring seven spectators, none seriously, from a crowd of about 150. The Beers & Barnes Circus canceled afternoon and evening shows after the incident as officials investigated and meteorologists warned of more rain and winds.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Richard Collins
Beers & Barnes Circus
Guide Lamp hosts field service conference for dealers
General Motors Guide Lamp Division will host a field service conference today with Delco Radio and United Motors Service divisions plus national UMS dealers. attendees include Henry Whelan of Whelan Radio and Paul Carroll of Carroll Electronics among others, with sessions on facility tours and electronic product service issues.
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Paul Moller
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Phil Powell
Ted DeGarmo
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Don Macaluso
John Schumacher
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Charles Koppe
Don Chisolm
Ray Hicks
Bob Schuler
Ray Valasek
George Cox
Bill Griner
Three Hurt In Accident North Of Frankton
Three persons were injured in an automobile crash north west of Frankton last evening. Cars driven by Terry Cox 16 Elwood and Shirley Smith 25 Frankton collided at the junction of County Rd. 700 W. and Yellow Cat Rd. Cox treated for facial cuts. Barbara Knight 16 Frankton treated at Mercy Hospital for facial knee and shoulder injuries. Smith hospitalized for head cuts and internal injuries. Deputy Sheriff said Cox was traveling over a hill crest when vision was obscured and struck Smith vehicle broadside.
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Theft at Walker's Jewelry Store Tells of Sapphire Ring
Detectives investigated a theft of a $300 star sapphire man's ring taken shortly after 4 p.m. from Walker's Jewelry Store on 1128 Meridian Street. The clerk said a man and a woman were involved.
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Smoke scare at St. John’s Hospital prompts alarm
City firefighters responded to a call at St. John’s Hospital last evening but found no fire. Fire crews said a hospital staffer detected a smoke smell and triggered the alarm.
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St. John’s Hospital
Baby Mary Telstar named at East Chicago doorstep
The day old girl abandoned on an East Chicago doorstep June 22 was named Mary Telstar and sent to a foster home from St Catherine Hospital. Lake County welfare officials said the space age name will be her legal name until adoption.
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Thompson Says Talks With Khrushchev Change Little
UPI sources report outgoing U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thompson spent five hours in Kremlin talks with Premier Khrushchev and a dinner at his summer home. Thompson, returning to Washington, says neither the Kremlin discussions nor the dinner altered U.S.-Soviet relations. He noted the invitation appeared personal goodwill and declined to reveal subjects discussed. Thompson ends Moscow assignment Friday. Fay Kohler will replace him.
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Gas Tanker Explosion Levels Homes In Upstate New York
A tanker truck carrying compressed gas exploded in Berlin New York causing a blaze that killed one person and injured at least 20 while leveling a dozen buildings. Authorities said as many as nine people were unaccounted for after propane bottles near homes exploded amid the fire.
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N.Y
UPI
New York
Senate Farm Bill Cleared For Action
The Senate Agriculture Committee cleared an omnibus farm bill for floor action next week adding Kennedy’s wheat reduction plan. Democrats debate whether to keep or drop feed grain controls, aiming to salvage parts in a House Senate conference while potentially softening that program.
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Lemnitzer Named NATO Commander
Gen. Lemnitzer was unanimously approved by NATO to succeed Gen. Norstad as supreme Allied Commander Europe. The nomination faced slight delay from France, with President Kennedy placing his name forward and Norstad resigning for an effective Nov 1. Lemnitzer is 62 and veteran of combat with diplomatic skills.
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Ben Bella Treks Through Algeria Seizes Constantine and Bone
Algerian dissident Ahmed Ben Bella’s forces captured Constantine and Bone in rapid land and sea operations. By nightfall Ben Bella controlled about three quarters of Algeria as Berber troops move toward Constantine from Tizi-Qouzou. He advanced on Tiaret and pledged land reform and punishment for kidnappers of Europeans and Jews. At least 25 killed in Constantine clashes.
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Riot Threat Prompts Georgia Guard Mobilization in Albany
Gov. Ernest Vandiver warns of deploying up to 12 000 National Guardsmen to Albany to restore order amid racial clashes after a rock throwing protest near city hall. Federal court actions and King urged 24 hour penance as negotiations loom for desegregation of public facilities.
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Berlin Wall Violence Erupts and Border Clash Report
West Berlin police report two small holes punched in the anti refugee wall by dynamite as an East German water cannon and a Communist armored car confronted the border. The clash left a pedestrian injured and described as major explosions with casualties and arrests along the border.
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Firemen Aid Surgery Under Fire At Brooklyn Hospital
In Brooklyn at St. Marys Hospital surgeons continued a 32 hour stomach removal operation for a 50 year old man while firemen sprayed hoses outside an operating room door for about 30 minutes due to a blaze. The medical team refused to halt the procedure.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
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Taylor Nominated To Head Joint Chiefs Of Staff
President Kennedy sent to the Senate the nomination of Gen Maxwell D Taylor to be chair man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for a two year term starting Oct 1. He also named Gen Farle G Wheeler as Army chief of staff for two years. Taylor would replace Gen Lyman Lemnitzer who becomes commander in chief of U S forces in Europe.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Suspect Arson Cited in Tile Plant Fire
State Fire Marshal Ira J. Anderson said a May 13 fire at the National Tile and Manufacturing plant was probably arson. A thorough two week follow up is planned with union officials and firm officers invited to appear at a city hearing. The plant has seen earlier violence tied to the ongoing strike by RWDSU since February.
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Ira J. Anderson
National Tile and Manufacturing
Anderson
Council Meets Tonight To Set 1963 Salaries
Anderson's City Council will convene at 7 30 p.m. in a special session to set salaries for appointive officials and employees for 1963. Police and firemen salaries are excluded and will be addressed in the regular budget next month.
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Anderson
Federal aid budget announced for Indiana months
The federal government will provide 6 427 680 in public assistance funds for Indiana for July August and September. Melville H Hosch regional director for the Department of Health Education and Welfare announced the total with 3 370 628 for old age assistance 3 001 556 for aid to dependent children and 225 498 for aid to the blind.
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UPD
Indiana
Melville H. Hosch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Newborns Listed for Anderson Area Families
New arrivals at St. Johan's and Community Hospital include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sawyer at 238 Columbus Ave and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Donald at 2007 Delaware. Also a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lashure of Alexandria and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Billy Walker at 1333 Northerest Dr. A boy for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cardon at 1421 Fletcher and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart at 2M W. 12th S. A girl for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clore at 1127 Battle Ave and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dourt of Alexandria.
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Columbus Ave
Carl Donald
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Battle Ave
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