Peace Corps Possibilities Are Explained
Seven young Americans returning from overseas farm assignments say the Peace Corps could correct distortions of America abroad. They spoke from experiences in Nepal Australia and New Zealand as part of an international farm youth exchange sponsored by the National 4H Club Foundation. Government officials expect about 1 000 graduates to take a second written exam for Overseas Service at 340 centers nationwide.
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Washington
Peace Corps
America
Australia
New Zealand
Nepal
National
4H Club Foundation
Expenditures Decline in First Quarter Says Newsweek Survey
New York UPI report notes capital expenditures by industry fell sharply in the first quarter this year. The Newsweek survey indicates conditions point to an earlier uptick in spending.
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New York
Johnson seeks ad experts on U S image abroad
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson asks top advertising specialists to help craft a better American image for a world facing Communist threats. He cites Communist claims that humanitarian programs and defense measures are imperialist and that arms control proposals hide the real issues. A San Diego note mentions helium tire inflation reducing aircraft weight.
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Washington
UPD
Lyndon
Johnson
America
Peck earns honors as Indiana Univ Law School graduate
Don W. Peck son of Mr and Mrs William L Peck 1127 Greenway Dr graduated from Indiana University Law School Monday with honors earning a doctor of jurisprudence for high scholastic standing. He and his wife Marjorie live in Bloomington with his parents attending were his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs William H Ball of Indianapolis. The elder Mr Peck completed IU Law School in 1931.
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Don W. Peck
William L. Peck
Greenway Dr
Indiana University School of Law
Marjorie
Bloomington
Packs
William H. Ball
Indianapolis
Peck
IU Law School
Shower Delivers Relief After Drought for Madison County
Farmers and gardeners welcomed a brief thunderstorm that dropped about an inch and a quarter of rain on Madison County soil ending a dry spell. Weather officials warned of possible severe storms along the state's western edge with high winds as warm humid conditions persist through midweek.
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Madison County
Weather Bureau
Ilinois
Atha
Vincennes
Portugal accuses Russia and United States over Angola crisis
At the United Nations Portugal named Russia as a permanent trouble maker in Africa and protested UN Security Council actions on Angola while charging major powers with using the crisis to win African support. Ambassador Garin called for no interference in Angola's domestic affairs and warned against foreign provocation.
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United Nations
UPD
Portugal
Russia
United States
Angola
Africa
Security Council
Vasco Vieira Garin
NATO
U.N
Nathan Barnes
Ceylon
United Arab Republic
Council
Soviet Union
Riders face continued clash over integration plans
Riders attempting to bypass Mahar, Alabama amid earlier biracial violence are kept off grounds as authorities impose stricter orders to avoid further confrontations.
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Snausutte
Alabama
Ordear
Continued From Pare One Speech Sparks Racial Clash
A chaotic Trinity North Carolina scene erupted with fist fights between small groups of Black and white youths after a fragmented political speech. The report links antiwar rhetoric to rising racial tension and cites Khrushchev as a referenced figure.
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Khrushchev
Rasag Wees
Ston
Kennedy
Trinity
N.C
Rural Youth Officers Host Future Members
District 6 Rural Youth officers host Madison County members as groups discuss planned future events. A Richmond group and a Nashville stop are noted while Kennedy aides briefed on civil rights issues and a film on communism is shown.
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District 6
Madison
Richmond
Kennedy
Nashville
Harold Berry
Jackson
Kennedy Leads Talks and Tubes in Cold War Roundup
President Kennedy described his talks with Khrushchev and De Gaulle as sober and constructive. He hailed improved U S British and French relations and discussed Western Europe security in relation to Berlin. A color TV tube project by Paramount Pictures aims to cut costs ahead of a June production start.
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Adlas
Argentina
Caracas
Venezuela
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kennedy
Romulo Betancourt
Paris
New York
UPI Paramount
C.ceeron
Acy Oe Oe Pictures Corp
Dive Ailier
South Korea Junta Reshuffles Command Amid Stateside Power Shift
In a sweeping move the South Korean junta replaces defense minister and army chief while retaining leadership of the ruling council. Lt. Gen. Chang Do Young steps down from two posts. Lt. Gen. Kim Chong Oh and Maj. Gen. Kim Chum Kon assume key roles as army chief and joint chiefs chair. The council remains the supreme ruling body pending a general election and will oversee judges, state enterprises and public officials.
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Loduuwee Fryin
Junta
Chang Do
Young
Defense
Army
Kim Chong Oh
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army Chief Staff
Shin Eun Kyun
Kim Chum Kon
Joint Chiefs
Republic of Korea
Tery, Wilkinson
Rermillian
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Shannon Baer Wilkinson 65 of Wilkinson died at home on Tuesday. He was born December 7 1895 and spent his life there. He retired about a year ago after 20 years with Delon Remy Anderson service. He was a member of the Church of the Nazarene in Warrington. Survived by widow Lucy a daughter Mrs Robert Wilson Markleville a son Bud Wilkinson five grandchildren. Body to Conde and Son Funeral Home Wilkinson arrangements pend.
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Welllam Ellis
Fortville
Lillian M. Ellis
Ellis
Ohio
John J
Eva Clover
Charles Ellis
Cecil Eikstaedt
Beulah
Cassidy
San Francisco
Paul C. Cory
Fartville
Wilkinson
Shannon Baer
Rt. 1
Leonard
Fila Price Baer
Delon-Remy, Anderson
Service
Baer
Church of the Nazarene
Warrington
Lucy
Robert Wilson
Markleville
Bud
Leslie
New York City
Sam
Dunkerly
Milville
Boulder Junction
Wis
Gas City
Vinson
Mortal
Summitville
Albert McColloum, Jr
Anderson
Indiana
Woolf
Washington
U.S
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Powers Hopkinson Cochran Obits
Obituaries report the death of Sarah Emma Powers 83 of 831 Woodlawn Dr at Sanders Nursing Home with services today at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Elizabeth Ann Hopkinson eight died Monday with rosary tonight and funeral at St Ambrose Church. Rev Thomas H Cochran 71 founder of Universal Spiritual Temples dies. services Saturday at Zion Baptist Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Sarah Powers
Sarah Emma Powers
Woodlawn Dr
Sanders
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Elizabeth Hopkinson
Elizabeth Ann
Thomas Cochran
Thomas H. Cochran
Henry Sr
Universal Spiritual Temples
Zion Baptist Church
Albert Martin
Destroit
East Maplewood
L. C. May Funeral Home
Disappearance of Galindez Haunts Trujillo Era Notes
The 1956 case of Jesus de Galindez vanishing from a New York apartment draws accusations of kidnapping by Trujillo agents and involvement of civil rights leaders. The case remains unsolved as calls to the FBI persist and burial plans proceed in Indiana for Marion Jarvis.
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N York
Jesus de Galindez
Galindez
New York
Everett Landrey
Trujillo
Fortville Methodist Church
Crown Point
Koko
FBI
Garcia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Trinada
Francisco Panal Rodrigues de la Vega
Kingdom
Zovern Nert
el Caribe
Marcelino Velez Santana
Scouts Honor Leaders and Deaths Mark Pendleton Area Obits
Obituaries and honors from Madison Hamilton and surrounding counties note Ben Reason of Arcadia dies. Funeral services at Fisher Brothers in Lapel with burial at Huntsville Cemetery. Also listed are Scout awards and leadership changes in Anderson Pendleton and Summitville councils, plus tributes to Leslie Garrison and Martha Moore.
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Ben Reason
Ben H. Reason
Rt. 1
Arcadia
Omega
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
EL [der John Herr
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Anderson
Bur
Harold Lockwood
National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
Cedric A. Dunkerly
W Shirell Fox
Thad Lantz
Silver Beaver Committee
DB. L. Slader
Council
Grossaptist Church
Harold Thrasher
Pendleton
Madison
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Henry
Tipton
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendle
Kikthaweton
Council Woods
Fou Ea Eke
Unemployed Barber Admits Gun Death Of Hammond Officer
Herbert B. Simon a 25 year old Hammond barber admitted gunning down 43 year old Hammond policeman Frank Dunn in a dark parking lot for no apparent reason He was seized with his two brothers near Chicago early Tuesday and said he acted after Dunn approached within two to three feet He dumped the gun parts and 50 cartridges in the Chicago River and was arrested on a Lake County warrant The fate of his brothers is not yet clear
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Chicago
Hammond
Herbert B. Simon
Loop
Simon
Frank Dunn
Hammond Force
Dunn
Lake County Criminal Court
William
Donald
Charles E. Hill 67 Long Beach former Fairmount resident
Services for Charles E. Hill 67 of Long Beach California who died Monday will be held today at Montell Teak Funeral Home in Long Beach He was formerly of Fairmount and is listed in Bulletin Herald classifieds
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Martha Moore Pendleton
Martha Lowe Moore
Broadway
Pendleton
Cornell, Bright Funeral Home
Carl Rumble
Charles Hill Fairmount
Charles E. Hill
Long Beach
Calif
Montell. Teak
Fairmount
Laos Rebels Shell Pa Dong in Truce Violation
Communist backed rebels shelled Pa Dong in Laos on Tuesday marking the first reported breach of the Laotian cease fire since Kennedy and Khrushchev acknowledged Vienna talks stressing a durable truce.
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Laos
Vientiane
Padong
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Austria
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Marion Jr
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Vivian Boyer
Rt. 3
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Meniden Cemetery
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Bulletin-Herald
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Fred W. Burx
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