All Faiths Mourn Death Of Pope John XXIII
Prominent Indiana churchmen across Roman Catholic, Methodist and Protestant ranks mourn Pope John XXIII after his death. Archibishop Paul Schulte, Bishop Richard Raines, Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, and J Irwin Miller laud his unity seeking, compassion, and influence on world peace.
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Indiana
John XXIII
Paul T. Schulte
Indianapolis
Schulte
India
John
Pope John
Raines
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Rev
Hesburgh
J. Irwin Miller
Columbus
National Council of Churches
IU Graduates Hear Call To Shape A Golden Era
Indiana University graduates were told they live in a generation of opportunity with dimensions so awesome as to be inspiring. President Elvis J. Stahr Jr. urged 4,956 grads to help create a new golden era for mankind by answering the challenges ahead. Dr. Charles H. Malik urged Huntington College graduates to spark a moral and spiritual revival for Western civilization. Indiana’s major commencement weekend awarded over 10,000 diplomas across the state including St Mary of the Woods, Marion, Goshen, and Evansville Colleges.
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Indiana University
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
I. A
Charles H. Malik
United Nations
Huntington College
Malik
Indiana
St. Mary-of-the- Woods College
Terre Haute
Marion College
Goshen College
Evansville College
Nation's Airlines End Quarter In Red
The nation's major domestic airlines posted a net loss of 14.9 million dollars in the first quarter, after tax adjustments and special items. This follows a 17.5 million dollar loss in Q1 1962, with winter weather and lower traffic usually driving first quarter red ink.
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Nation’s Airlines
The
Air Transport Association
ATA
Airlines
Second Murder Charge Dropped in Shelby County Case
Authorities drop a second first degree murder indictment against Rudolph Cheatham after his acquittal on temporary insanity in the Beulah Selby shooting near Boggstown. A judge found no likelihood of renewed insanity and Cheatham is freed following the dismissal.
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Shelbyville, Ind
Shelby County
Rudolph Cheatham
Cheatham
Beulah Selby
Boggstown
New Blade Market Extends Nationally
American Safety Razor Company announced nationwide distribution for two new stainless steel razor blades. The Personna stainless steel double edge and the PAL stainless steel injector blades, previously sold in select areas, will now reach customers across the United States.
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New York
UPI
Monday
PAL
Insurance funds New York life policies guide
The National Consumer Finance Association reports that American women hold beneficiaries in 80 percent of all life insurance policies, highlighting a shift in policy ownership and financial security.
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Insurancer
New York
National Consumer Finance Association
UN Peacekeeping Budget Struggles Slow to Agreement
Washington faces a $2 million to $3 million overage under a modified British three bite plan for UN peacekeeping costs. Negotiators aim to raise $42.5 million for the last half of the year with initial $5.5 million on regular assessments and 55 percent cuts for 80 underdeveloped countries. Voluntary contributions would cover the shortfall, avoiding the 33.3 percent congressional ceiling on such payments.
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N.Y
UPD
Washington
United States
Congo
Middle East
Congress
International Organization
Extreme forest fire hazard in Nova Scotia declared
Scotia's forest fire hazard was officially described as extreme on Monday. For the third straight day temperatures in most parts of the province were forecast in the 80s.
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Halifax
Pope John XXIII A Jovial Smoking Pontiff Named
Vatican dispatch portrays Pope John XXIII as the smiling jovial pope who smoked cigarettes and prayed daily for every newborn. Reports note his visit to a Rome prison and his preference for English lessons with an Italian accent, denying an Irish brogue.
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Vatican City
John
John XXIII
Rome
Pope John XXIII
Msgr
Thomas Ryan
Crippled airliner lands safely at Evansville
An 11 passenger Delta Airlines plane limped to a safe one engine landing at Dress Memorial Airport Evansville after the starboard engine failed near arrival from Paducah Ky. The incident marks a second emergency landing in five weeks following a similar event on April 29 over Vincennes with 44 aboard.
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Evansville
Ind
Dress Memorial
Delta Airlines
Paducah
Earl Thomas
Delta
Vincennes
Madison County Tax Review Board Opens Month of Assessments
The Madison County Board of Tax Review met Monday to begin a 30 day session reviewing personal and real estate tax assessments. County Assessor Tom Broderick chairs the board with County Auditor Joseph H. Armintan as secretary. Members include Treasurer Egbert Hood Republican John Walker of Lapel and Democrat Wilbur Tunyan of Lafayette Township. The board resumes reviews tomorrow morning and plans 30 days of meetings.
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Madison County Board of Tax Review
Tom Broderick
Joseph H. Armintan
Egbert Hood
John Walker
Lapel
Wilbur Tunyan
Lafayette Township
Broderick
Pontiff Remembers Vietnam Students In Blessing
The pope urged 50 Vietnamese students to carry his blessing to their homeland. He told them to inform their country of his regard for both the Communist North and the South, emphasizing universal concern across divisions.
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Viet Nam
Welsh Urges Full Negro Employment
Indiana Governor Matthew E Welsh called for full employment opportunities for Negroes in state summer job programs and urged business and industry to follow. He cited higher unemployment among Negro youths and planned meetings with religious leaders and labor unions to promote non-discrimination and active recruitment in trades where minority representation is low.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
State Department
Welsh
Kennedy
White House
Harold O. Hatcher
Hubert P. Butler
Song Writers Home Moved To New Site In Redevelopment
Vigo County Historical Society moves the Hossier songwriter Paul Dresser’s family home from 318 Harding Ave to a knoll in Fairbanks Park overlooking the Wabash River. The 111 year old brick dwelling costs $20,000 for moving and refurbishing, funded by private donations. Moving begins Wednesday morning by Elmer Buchtan Engineering Co.
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Terre Haute, Ind
The
Vigo County Historical Society
Paul Dresser
Harding Ave
Fairbanks Park
Wabash River
Dresser
Elmer Buchtan Engineering Co
Orwell
Ind
Indiana Cities Show Negro Unemployment Rates Surpass Overall
Lewis Nicolini of the Indiana Employment Security Division cites April IESD data revealing higher unemployment among Black workers in major Indiana cities. Evansville 3.8% total vs 6.9% Black. Fort Wayne 3.4% vs 11.2%. Indianapolis 3.4% vs 7.4%. Gary 4.5% vs 8.7%. Muncie 5.7% vs 11.7%. Terre Haute 6.0% vs 11.1%. New Albany Jeffersonville 8.7% vs 13.3%. South Bend 4.2% vs 9.2%.
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Indiana Employment Security Division
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Indiana
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Gary
Muncie
Terre Haute
New Albany- Jeffersonville
South Bend
Bandits Loot Indy Finance Branch During Holdup
Two bandits held up an Economy Finance Co branch in Indianapolis and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. Don Berry the 23 year old branch manager said the pair ordered him four employees and two customers to the rear and looted cash drawers and a safe, later taking billfolds from three men. The getaway car was owned by a customer Pren tice Poteet and abandoned nearby.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Economy Finance Co
Prentice Poteet
Don Berry
Methodist Ministers Receive New Pulpits
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Bishop Richard C Raines announced five Indiana pastor transfers Dr Webb B Garrison moved from Roberts Park Indianapolis to Central Evansville Rev Charles M Johnson from Vincennes to Speedway Dr Clarence Collins from Huntington to Vincennes Rev Howard Wright from Speedway to Roberts Park and Rev Buel W Dalton from Old North Evansville to East Columbus.
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UPI
Richard C. Raines
Indiana Methodist
Webb B. Garrison
Roberts Park
Central
Evansville
Charles M. Johnson
Vincennes
Speedway
Clarence (. Collins
Huntington
Howard Wright
Buel W. Dalton
Old North
Columbus
Atlanta Corporation Buys Printing Firm
McCall Corp. has acquired Foote & Davies Inc, an Atlanta printer and publisher, for 6,280,375 dollars in cash, paying 15 dollars a share for 215,025 Foote & Davies common shares and 13 dollars a share for 255,000 class A common shares, breaking the planned stock exchange method. Bethlehem Steel begins shipping 17,500 tons of steel for an 8.7 million viaduct on Interstate Route 84 near Hartford, with structural work slated to start in September.
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McCall Corp
Foote & Davies, Inc
Atlanta
McCall
Foote & Davies
Bethlehem, Pa
UPI
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Hartford
Conn
Bethlehem Ironworkers
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