GOP Shapes Policy Push on Defense Spending and Domestic Programs
Washington Republicans demanded cuts elsewhere to fund more defense as Kennedy seeks a Berlin crisis boost. Dirksen and Halleck urged trimming domestic bills, while Mansfield and Rayburn warned against starving education and social programs. Congress debated financing and policy amid political tension.
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Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Senate
House
Kennedy
Berlin
Congress
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
GOP
Halleck
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Mansfield
Rusk outlines peaceful Berlin crisis settlement plan
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States and allies will pursue new formulas for a peaceful settlement of the Berlin crisis while a free world military buildup continues. He hinted at a Western diplomatic offensive at the Paris big four talks starting Aug. 5, and noted NATO’s readiness to boost armed forces. He also cited expected U S response to the Eastern Airlines hijacking and Castro’s move toward a one party system.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Berlin
Rusk
Nikita Khrushchev
Big Four
Paris
Kennedy
NATO
Cuba
Eastern Airlines
Florida
Fidel Castro
Castro
Macmillan Wins Confidence Vote Over Austerity Plan
London a day after the vote saw heavy selling on the stock exchange as the plan to raise taxes cut imports and save the pound was approved by a Conservative majority 346 to 236 in the Commons. Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell condemned the government amid bitter debate while noting public anger and discontent.
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London
API
Harold Macmillan
Save
London Stock Exchange
Macmillan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
Labor
Commons
Britain
Crusade Focuses On County Youth
Madison County youth are the focus of a Crusade prelude with night services at Anderson High School gym. Dr. Torrey Johnson urges youths to turn to Christ, warning sin harms personality. Tonight is Athletes Night with Erskine Davenport and others, followed by Coke time.
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Madison County Crusade
Torrey Johnson
George Bennett
Lowell Bennett
31St St
Herald
Madison County
Anderson High School
Chicago
Christ
Carl Erskine
Anderson
Bob Davenport
Bob Macholtz
Anderson College
William C. Ellis
Crusade
Erskine
Johnson
United States
America
Community of Nations
Senate approves military buildup as Berlin refugees feared
In Washington the Senate Armed Services Committee endorsed President Kennedy's request to call up 250000 reservists and spend 958.57 million on aircraft ships and missiles, aiming to bolster defense amid Soviet threats. Berlin saw East German troops set roadblocks and patrols to curb flight, with 1078 refugees reaching West Berlin and 300 turned back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Senate
House
Harry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Berlin
Richard B. Russell
Francis Case
UPI
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Anderson Group To Build Church In Trinidad Mission
Fifteen members from Anderson and fifteen others from across the country plan to travel to the West Indies to construct a church in Trinidad. The group is associated with the Church of God and aims to establish a new place of worship.
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Anderson Group
Anderson
West Indies
Trinidad
Church of God
Kenneth Hall
Gospel Trumpet Company
Arlene
Miami
Anders
Hall
Ellenhurst Dr
Anderson High School
Vicki Caldwell
High St
Lois Howell
E. 7Th
Lois Kardatzke
Hill Court
Anderson College
Jack Douglas
Beatrice Meckley
David New
Mary Painter
Mary Smith
Streeter Stuart, Jr
Terry Kawakami
Japan
Lina Siebert
Australia
Ruben Schwieger
James Nabwangu
Kenya
Africa
Grand Cayman
Cuba
Barbados
U. S
Church
British Guiana
Jamaica
Guide Lamp recalls 100 employees in GM division
Guide Lamp Division of General Motors reported more than 200 employees recalled in recent days as production of 1962 models begins. GM executives said the upturn in auto sales and the economy supported the recall and optimistic outlook for additional recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Lamp
General Motors
Byron L. Stewart
General Motors Corporation
Corporation
Frederic G. Donner
John F. Gordon
United States
Fire crews respond to false alarm at Evansville home
An emergency wagon two pumper trucks a ladder truck and an assistant chief's car rushed to 40 West Illinois Street Wednesday after a fire alarm. The resident explained she had just burned a roast, preventing any fire.
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Evansville, Ind
West Illinois Street
Advertising dollars reach $11.6 billion in 1960
Local and national advertisers spent more than ever to sell goods with $11.6 billion invested. Newspapers captured 31 2 percent of the total. A Help Wanted ad from Bulletin-Herald tunes readers to a dial number for hiring.
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Bulletin-Herald
Freeman Sets Aug 24 Referendum on Wheat Marketing Quotas
Secretary Orville Freeman announced August 24 as the date for a grower referendum on marketing quotas for the 1962 wheat crop. The vote will determine whether farmers accept or reject proposed quota limits under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Convicted Killer Irvin Ordered Released after Supreme Court Ruling
Leslie Irvin, 37, known as Evansville mad dog killer, was ordered released from Indiana State Prison after five years. U S District Judge Robert A Grant acted to honor a Supreme Court decision granting Irvin a new trial amid claims of prejudice in Evansville. He remains in custody for safekeeping until a trial date is set in Vanderburgh and Gibson counties.
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Michigan City
Ind
Leslie Irvin
Evansville
Indiana State
U.S
Robert A. Grant
South Bend
U.S. Supreme Court
Irvin
Princeton
Vanderburgh
Gibson
Gibson County
San Francisco
Ward Lane
Grant
Vanderburgh County
O. H. Roberts Jr
A. Dale Eby
Eby
Roberts
Junior Achievement Elects 6 Directors
Anderson Junior Achievement met to elect new board members for two-year terms Paul Robey Dale Shaffer Thurman Rinker Jennings Summa and W P Thompson Charles Gaus filled the unexpired term Four JA delegates to the National Junior Achievement Conference at Ohio State University August 20 25 attended and will represent the Anderson area Richard Bowman executive director outlined the program for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Junior Achievement
Board of Directors
Paul Robey
Dale Shaffer
Thurman Rinker
Jennings Summa
W. P. Thompson
Charles Gaus
Ohio State University
Anderson
Richard Bowman
House Votes Farm Bill Sails Through House Amid Support
The farm bill passed by voice vote in the House aims to cut wheat acreage by 10 percent and extend the emergency feed grain program for one more year to cut corn surpluses. Officials estimate reduced federal costs by at least 750 million dollars and added farmer income between 600 and 800 million. A Republican attempt to delay the feed grain extension failed 123 to 76. The measure now moves to conference with Senate action already completed. A policy amendment limiting surplus shipments to friendly nations was approved, excluding Soviet dominated nations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Orville Freeman
Congress
Rep
Clifford McIntire
Maine
H. Carl Andersen
Rminn
Witness Blaney Killed by Bomb in Philadelphia
Prosecution witness Richard Blaney 27 was killed when his car exploded in front of his northeast Philadelphia home. His brother Vincent, 28, was shot and dumped at sea last year after turning state's evidence in a Pottsville burglary ring case led by Lillian Reis. Blaney had testified in two trials against burglary suspects and his death follows his recent testimony against three defendants.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pottsville
Lillian Reis
Richard Blaney
Vincent
John B. Rich
Richard
Blaney
Halbert Fillenger
Miller
Commonwealth
Miss Reis
Clyde
Bing) Miller
Forked River
N.J
Robert Poulson
Ralph Staine Jr
John C. Berkery
Haddon Township
N. J
Pottersville
Vincent Blaney
Atlantic Ocean
Rich
County Dress Revue At MH Gym Tonight
Madison County 4H Dress Revue opens at 8 p.m. in Madison Heights High School gym with 200 plus participants. Junior divsion features aprons skirts and dresses while seniors wear daytime and evening wear. Grand champion advances to State Dress Revue at the Indiana State Fair on Sept 2. Co chairs are Mrs. Jane Gwinn and Mrs. Nancy Jones. Judges include Mrs. Jan Ray and Mrs. Ginny Achtermann of Muncie. Narrators are Diane Hartmann Sharon Fraumann and Betty Wiseman, all Purdue sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Madison Heights
Judith Hanson
Jane Gwinn
Nancy Jones
Jan Ray
Ginny Achtermann
Muncie
Dianne Hartmann
Anderson
Sharon Fraumann
Betty Wiseman
Lapel
Purdue University
New Arrivals In Anderson Area Born At St Johns Hospital
At St Johns Hospital in Anderson and vicinity new births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Clendenen of Daleville a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Hood of 2908 Columbus Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Mata of 7316 Sprague St a boy to Mr and Mrs James Lemon of Alexandria and a boy to Mr and Mrs Roland Hartley of 2229 Brown.
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St. John’s Hospital
Larry Clendenen
Daleville
Robert Hood
Columbus Ave
Gilbert Mata
Sprague St
James Lemon
Alexandria
Roland Hartley
Brown
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Seria One
Nea
MH Gym
Anderson and Vicinity
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