Italian Leader Seeks Talks With Kennedy In Washington
Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani met with President Kennedy at the White House for a luncheon attended by 530 guests. They discussed Germany and Berlin, Italy's role in NATO, Vienna and Paris talks with Khrushchev and de Gaulle, plus Italian aid to underdeveloped countries and Italy’s economic and political situation.
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Berlin
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Vienna
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
London
Harold Macmillan
Dean Rusk
United States
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Rusk
State Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
John A Volpe
Massachusetts
Albert D. Rosellini
Antonio Segni
Sergio Fenoaltea
Ohio River Lake Erie canal plan faces opposition
The Ohio Valley Association opposed a proposed Ohio River to Lake Erie canal, saying it would help Youngstown steel but burden the nation. It testified before the House Public Works Appropriations Subcommittee during a closed hearing on a $50,000 Kennedy request to fund updated surveys. The group accused canal champions of backing by large steel-industry interests, warning the public would bear the cost. The plan has sparked 35 years of congressional battles.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Fined in City Court Judge Pancol Monday
In Judge George Pancol's city court Monday six youths and one adult were fined for traffic and related violations. Jack Peden 21 of 2826 Dewey St received a DUI with a one year license suspension and costs. Ronnie Turner 20 of 1509 Indiana Ave was fined five dollars and costs for speeding. Earl Kirkpatrick 53 of 2418 Fletcher St paid one dollar and costs for speeding. Raymond Arline 20 of 611 Louise St paid one dollar and costs for speeding. William Hendricks 20 of Pendleton was fined one dollar and costs for speeding. Louis McClelland 18 of Rt 1 Markleville paid one dollar and costs for muffler violation. James Riggs 18 of 2716 W 2th Wilton Rickman 17 of 1607 Morton St faced charges for failing to yield the right of way.
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Jack Peden
Dewey St
Ronnie Turner
Indiana Ave
Earl Kirkpatrick
Fletcher St
Raymond Arline
Louise St
William Hendricks
Pendleton
Louis McClelland
Rt. 1
Markleville
James Riggs
W. 2Th St
Wilton Rickman
Morton St
Divorce Move Sought in Willkie Case in Indiana
Attorneys for Philip H. Willkie Rushville banker and son of Wendell Willkie asked a circuit judge to transfer his wife's divorce case to a different county. The judge planned a conference with both sides to discuss costs and venue. The report notes related minor traffic citations for two individuals, including speeding fines.
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Rushville
Ind
Philip H. Willkie
Wendell Willkie
William F. George Sasser
Jaysue Marshall
David Muncy
Walton
New Colonaid laxative promises 3 way relief
Aging colon muscles lose strength causing dry hard waste and weak urge to move bowels. A new laxative principle COLONAID moisturizes waste, rebulks colon muscles, and gently stimulates the lower colon reflexes for faster relief. Hospital proven safe for expectant mothers. Introductory size 43 cents.
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Coronato
CoLoNatp
Colonaid
Colonald
Justices curb CAB on air route changes.
The Supreme Court in a 6 3 vote limited CAB power over effective air route permits. Delta Air Lines and Lake Central Airlines involved a case where the board’s May 7 1959 restriction was struck down, and the court held hearings are needed to modify an effective permit.
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UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
Civil Aeronautics Board
Felix Frankfurter
John M. Harlan
Delta Air Lines
Lake Central Airlines
Great Lakes
Florida
Setember
Lake Central
Delta
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Second US Circuit Court of Appeals
Warren
Novitiate Beginnings for JoAnne Lamey Sister Mary Phyllis
JoAnne Joyce Lamey daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Lamey Rt 3 completed her postulate and received the habit of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross at Our Lady of Loretto Notre Dame She becomes Sister Mary Phyllis and begins novitiate training at St Mary's Notre Dame Archbishop Leo Pursley presided at a solemn high mass with Rev Martin Quinn of Alexandria VA as celebrant and Rev Pius Reynolds OCD delivering the sermon Clergy gathered from across the Midwest and country
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Ben Lamey
Rt 3
Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Church of Our Lady of Loretto
St. Mary’s Convent
Notre Dame
Sister Mary Phyllis
St. Mary’s
Mary Phyllis
Midwest
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Lola Carmody of Ringwood Way, Donald Sorg of West 38th, Hom Solomon of Meridian, Jala Mae Woods of Costello, Lois Druley of Woodside, Myrna Tyler of Washington, and others. Entries name multiple residences and relatives, reflecting a discharge roundup from St. Johns Hospital.
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Lola Carmody
Ringwood Way
Donald Sorg
W. 38Th
Hom Soloman
Meridian S
Jala Mae Woods
Costello
Lois Druley
Alexandria
Robert Asbury
McKinley St
Harvey Meyer
Walton St
Clyde Looper
Andover Rd
Marie Whitton
Broad
Antitrust Cases in Motion Picture Industry Reported
UC Press study by Michael Conant notes expanding antitrust cases in the motion picture industry, more than in any other sector, highlighting a shift in regulatory scrutiny and industry practices.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Michael Conant
University of California Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ABC
Supreme Court backs AEC reactor safety rules
The Supreme Court by seven to two vote upheld the Atomic Energy Commission safety measures during reactor construction and development. The decision rejects unions push for same guarantees in development as operation. Lagoona Beach Michigan reactor site cited with two million residents nearby.
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AEC
Washington
UPI
Atomic Energy Commission
William C. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Congress
Lagoona Beach
Mich
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio
Afl-Cio
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Automobile Workers
United Papermakers
Duck Creek School Bond Sale Bid Notice 1961
The Trustee and Advisory Board of Duck Creek School Township Madison County Indiana will meet June 22 1961 at 6 30 PM at Duck Creek Boone Elementary to receive bids and sell 15000 in Joint School Building Bonds of 1961. Bonds pay interest up to 4 percent with principal due 1962 202? and 1969 1972.
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Indianapolis
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Bond
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Mary Katherine Casey
John F. Mulholland
Ind
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Perkinsville
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Joe Creel
Lincoln St
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Joe A
Solon Urges New Faces for GOP TV Show
GOP chairman Rep. William E. Miller pushes youth into the Ev and Charlie television format. He aims to introduce younger House and Senate members weekly to explain the party stance, aligning with Eisenhower’s call for a vibrant, forward looking Republican image amid 1964 presidential buzz.
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Kentucky
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Jack Miller
Iowa
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Texas
Gettysburg
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Goldwater
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Kashmir Dispute Between India and Pakistan Grows Bitter
The Kashmir clash intensifies as Pakistan seeks change to the status quo amid Indian control of the larger, more populated valley. U.N. ceasefire lines remain, plebiscite stalled, and U.S. aid shifts influence, with Islamabad pressing Washington to push a solution.
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Pakistan
India
Kashmir
British India
Jammu and
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U.S
United States
Quotations From Global Figures Stir Global News
United Press International reports quotes from Brazil's ambassador in Rio de Janeiro criticizing dictatorships before departing for Paraguay. Senator Dirksen in Washington questions the cost of moon missions, warning against perceived lunacy. In Jerusalem, witness Hoter Ishai recounts Bergen-Belsen survivors with many dying after liberation, noting extreme weight loss.
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Brazil
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Ahbron Hoter-Ishai
Adolf Eichmann
Bergen- Bosen
Survivor recalls KLM crash debris in West Germany
Cairo M. Denckman of West Germany, a survivor among the 20 killed when the KLM airliner crashed, described the wreck as breaking into pieces with flames and people buried under burning debris.
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M. Denckman
West Germany
KLM Airlines
Exploration to Rise New York in 1961
Oil exploration slowed in 1960 with 46 750 wells completed the fewest since 1952. Officials expect a step-up in activity in 1961 after a peak of 58 000 wells in 1956.
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New York
UPI
New Dairo projector lets you blow TV up to wall size
Norwood New Jersey market entry Dairo Electronics introduces a home projector capable of displaying TV programs at 9 by 12 feet. The unit carries a price tag of $1,950.
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UPI
Dairo Electronics
Norwood
Junta Fires 1500 Deputy Mayors in South Korea
Seoul reports the ruling junta fired 1,518 deputy mayors to cut costs and boost support for the Popular National Revolution. Lt. Gen. Chang Do-Young urged reforms and warned of North Korean threats as a grassroots movement began with a Seoul rally. The regime also appointed two retired generals to key posts, naming Gen. Chung Il Kwon ambassador to the United States and Lt. Gen. Sonz Yo Chan minister of defense.
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UPI
South Korea
Chang Do-Young
Chang
Seoul Stadium
Rhee
Chung I] Kwon
United States
U. S. State Department
Washington
Huh Chung
John M. Chang
Tiger
Sonz Yo Chan
Sonz
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