Congress adjourns amid protests. housing and social security pass
The 84th Congress adjourned Friday night after clearing foreign aid public housing and social security bills. A last minute immigration cap measure failed in the House while civil rights and postal rate hikes died in the Senate. Lawmakers head home for campaigns with unfinished arguments on policy. The housing bill funds FHA mortgage insurance and home repair loans while military housing payments face a cost formula dispute. Social security provisions include a raise to 62 eligibility and a 2.25 percent tax increase with phased protections.
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Senate
House
Walter
Washington
Kennuwer
Egypt Refuses British Protest Over Suez Canal Nationalization
Cairo Egypt AP The Egyptian government rejects a formal British protest against the seizure of the Suez Canal asserting nationalization is an act of Egyptian sovereignty. The canal zone is placed under military law as Egypt plans to fund the Aswan Dam with canal revenues.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Foreign Ministry
Cmdy
Aly Sabri
Deni Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Britain
Sir Humphrey Trevelyan
Forign
Manmoudi Fawzi
Port
Col
Abden Hibsfori
Three Year Steel Industry Peace Pact Reached
New York reports a three year steel industry peace pact ending a crippling strike. The agreement covers 12 major steel firms and the United Steelworkers, with wage increases totaling about 98.7 cents over three years. First year raises average 19.5 cents per hour, second year 64 cents, third year 71 cents, plus other benefits.
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Robert M. Farrington
New York
Indus
Steet
United
Haur
San Hau
Istry
Gas explosion damages yield $25,000 in court awards
Four suits over a gas line rupture during public drainage excavation in Summittyville result in total judgments of 25 000. Mrs Lola Hayden receives 9 750 while Dorothy Jean Cowles and Gailey Carter win 3 000 and related claims for personal injuries and property damage are noted against Central Indiana Gas Company and the town of Summityville.
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Farehah Barr
Clendenin Consti Uesion
Tren
Summittville
Central Indiana Gas Company
Barr
Charles Siver
al Woolbert
Lola Hayden
Chael P. Tobn
West Germany poll favors neutrality amid Cold War tensions
Dispatches from Geston Cobley report a poll by a leading West German opinion firm showing 34 percent favor neutrality between East and West Germany, 48 percent backing an alliance with the West, 8 percent with the United States, and 4 percent undecided. Admiral Radford said the United States has ample forces in the Pacific to protect the Philippines and other nearby areas as he arrived in Manila on a Far East tour.
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Wvork Vorald Trihurte
Geston Cobley
West Germany
West Gerais
ROM
Nstiory
Bielefeld
Germany
United States
Peverat
Russia
Peviralits
The
Weal
Russian Orientaion Oe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur W.madford
Pacific
Philippines
Radford
Manila
Coloma
Contempt Charge Follows Car Muffler Row in City Court
In Muncie Indiana during a city court appearance judge Ralph Dennis ruled Tames Baxter in contempt after Baxter protested a muffler charge. Baxter directed uncomplimentary remarks toward the judge and was ordered to pay a fine.
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Muncie
Ind
Tames
Baxter
Ralph Dennis
Dennis
4-H Fair Plans Are Advanced
County extension office outlines preparations for the annual 4-H Fair at Mexandri starting August 7. Committees, superintendents, and advisers work on advance plans including home economics, agricultural, and livestock setups. New additions include a larger livestock show pavilion and an expanded public address system to serve all barns and exhibits.
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Mexandri
Walter CL Haynes
Agrictral
Mondday
Syston
Liner collision probes raise new questions after wreck
Reports from New York detail ongoing investigations into the Andrea Doria disaster and the Stockholm collision. Authorities face uncertain casualty totals, radar and speed questions, and crew performance debates as survivors describe chaotic rescue efforts and lingering fear for unaccounted passengers.
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New York
Matar
Andrea Doria
Ainse
Fhe Adame
Eod
Massachusetts
Cass Guard
J. Cronin
Dhe Perse
Bureau
Hutela
Hoswila
Thare
Stockhalm
Gumnar Sardens
Cormpa
Iarhinsatts
Hodge Sued In Fund Theft
The state sues former auditor Orville Hodge to recover about 5512500 alleged to be embezzled. Hodge faces federal charges of misappropriating bank funds and is jailed as Wingis seeks to attach assets of Hodge and his successor.
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Hodge
Tom Nelson
United Press Star
Chicago
State of Minds
Orville
Wingis
Jad Ve J Miner
Tormyer University
Situations Wanted Ads Help Keep Local Grass Short
Classified ads in Mashson County attract job seekers for handbowing postings. Ads in Classification 26 report high success, showing how these notices support local labor needs and keep the area well groomed.
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Mashson County
Advertiser Reaps Returns From Classified Ad Revenue
An advertiser says four calls resulted from the ad and he recovered costs by securing jobs that otherwise would not have appeared. Many readers cut out ads to save for future lawn care needs, seeking spare-time earnings.
Three Anderson College Students Hurt in wreck near Jefferson City
Three Anderson College students were injured in an automobile wreck two miles north of Jefferson City Missouri. Ralph W Bishop 19 Jane Drennon 20 and Kay Vincent 18 were taken to St Mary Hospital. Vincent a proofreader for the Anderson Herald was en route to Wichita Kansas where she and Bishop planned to marry. Vincent suffered a head blow but was not in immediate danger. Bishop had head cuts and Drennon scalp lacerations and both had concussions. All were described in fair condition.
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Anderson College
Jefferson City
Ralph W. Bishop
Jane Drennon
Kay Vincent
St. Ma Hospital
Mise Vincent
Anderson Ierald
Wichita, Kane
Mr. Bishop
Heir
Jefferson Cis
Vincent
Bishop
YMCA Vesper Services Conclude Tomorrow at Shadyside
The 72nd YMCA Vesper Service closes this summer series of outdoor religious programs at Shadyside Park. Rev Monroe Sefiater of Central Christian Church will deliver the sermon titled Holy's Phat Sustain. Frank Zoll of First Presbyterian serves as chair and Marshall Maurer directs singing with Mrs Stephen Genta. The opening hymn will be The Church's One Foundation sung by the congregation.
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YMCA
Shadyside Park
Monroe Sefiater
Central Christian Church
Holieys ‘Phat
Frank Zoll
Silk Stocking Masked Bandit Holds Up Pay Less
A masked bandit with a .38 pistol robbed Pay Less Super Market around 9:55 p.m. yesterday, threatening two women cashiers and escaping into a shopping crowd with over $2,000 in bills. The robber wore rubber gloves and a silk stocking mask, spoke calmly, and warned the clerks to stay quiet while grabbing the money. June Laird, 30, reported the incident and described the suspect as he demanded cash and fled.
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June Laird
Fairview St
Heatwave Grips Indiana as 95 Degrees Ravage State
Central Indiana sweltered under 95 degrees with high humidity yesterday. The regional forecast predicts relief today with highs near 99 and partly cloudy skies. Scattered thundershowers are likely in parts of the area, with cooler air projected by Sunday into next week. Fort Wayne reached 99, Hyansville saw 85, and South Bend recorded 91, as aid from a five day forecast signals further cooling and showers.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Hyansville
South Betd
Campbell Captures Indiana Young Men's Golf Title
Indiana champ Joe Campbell of Purdue won the Indiana Young Men's golf title by 11 strokes after a subpar 72-hole total of 287 on the Coffin Golf Course. Sang Carmichael and Ron Royer finished second and tied for other high placements as Campbell posted final rounds of 1 and 8 on day four.
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Joaarpbell
Anderson
Barnyichael
Martinsville
Ron Reyer
Craffordsville
Tax Valuation Totals Listed for County Units
A report published yesterday lists the tax valuation totals for all tax units in the county. The document, attributed to County Auditor Jesse Biddle, covers the value of property and related assessments. Page 7 contains the full statutory totals and affidavits.
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Jesse Biddle
New Arrivals and Birth Notices in Local Hospitals
Numerous birth announcements from Fort Harrison and Bryan AFB hospitals list newborns and parents including Mr. and Mrs. Chesterannoy, Mr. and Mrs. Rho agh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irvick, and many others. Details name babies’ genders, parental home streets, and indicate maternal and paternal grandparents where provided.
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Bernet St
Chesterannoy
Rho
Robert Slain
Munroe St
Lowell Brunsen
James Scarbureough
Gerald Priend
Middletown
Jackson
Esign
Wileliam K. Schafer
Fort Harrison Hospital
J. Robert Jackson
Schafer
Barbara Ellen Jackson
Larry B. Girton
Steven Kent
Bryan Afb
Tex
Frank Parsimore
Coventry
Aml
Lillian Girton
Delaware St
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