Peru Congress May Decide Presidential Result
In Lima Peru Congress may ultimately determine the winner of the presidential election from incomplete unofficial returns. Candidates Fernando Belaunde Terry of the Popular Action Party and Victor Haya de la Torre of the APRA Party lead in a tight race as results stand.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Victor Hays de la Torre
Apra Party
New COLONAID Promises 3 Way Relief For Aging Colon
Doctors say COLONAID combats aging colon by preventing hard waste, toning colon muscles, and gently stimulating nerve reflexes to trigger a small movement. The ad claims it relieves constipation overnight and is hospital proved safe even for expectant mothers with an introductory size of 436.
Political contest tightens as Belaunde leads in Peru votes
90 percent of 13 million ballots counted shows Belaunde with strong private totals but Haya claims a razor slim margin that could push the outcome to Peru’s 233 member congress. Od discontinues publication of his totals while supporters argue for his candidacy as a remnant of the running. Police increase Lima vigilance amid tense rival polling scenes.
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Belaunde
Haya
Congress
Manuel Od
Freman
Odria
Lima
Elwood Board Advances Airborne TV Classes and Local Projects
Elwood Public School trustees vote to offer airborne television instruction in 1962 with a $200 per school plus $1 per pupil, a second year of the "flying classroom" program. The board also approves bleacher use request at Callaway Park, painting the Oakland Park football fence, chimney extension to reduce back draft, and expanding Oakland School parking. Superintendent tour plans include General Motors Tech in Detroit June 25 and an all electric school near Homewood, Illinois June 21.
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Elwood
Board of Public School Trustees
Robert Moore
Callahway Park
Callaway Park
Oakland
General Motors Tech
Detroit
Homewood
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Democrats to Seek Views on Platform in 1962 Campaign
In Indianapolis the Democratic Platform Advisory Committee will hold a public hearing Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel under chairman Greyble McFarland to gather views on platform content. The panel will meet in executive session that night and all day Saturday to draft a platform for presentation to a state convention on June 2.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee
Sheraton
Lincoln Hotel
New Police Chief Appointed in Alexandria
Alexandria will have a new police chief effective Friday June 15, Ro bert Howerton a 11 year veteran will succeed Harold Stub Jones who has led the force since January 1960. Jones resigned last weekend in a letter to Mayor Lewis Board of Works and City Council.
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Alexandria
Guy C. Lewis
Robert Howerton
Harold
Stub) Jones
Jones
Lewis
Board of Works
Butch Hughes
Verle Hughes
West Tyler Street
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Vinton Keesling
Andover Rd
Bradford Nursing Home
Karl M. Kyle
Fred Devies
West Washington Street
Elwood Native To Celebrate Mass Sunday
Elwood reports Rev. Jerome Kiefer a native of Elwood will celebrate a solemn high mass at St. Joseph's Church at 11 30 a m Sunday. The priest recently ordained in Grand Junction Colorado is a son and great nephew of local families and a 1960 St Joseph’s Grand Junction graduate.
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Jerome
Kiefer
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Grand Junction
Colo
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Kiefer
Jerome Kiefer
Florence Hickner
John D. Kiefer
St. Joseph’s School
Grandt Junction
Grand Junction High School
St. Thomas Seminary
Denver
James Rice
No. D St
Robert Stickler
14Th St
Continental Can Company
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph's Memorial Hospital
Kokomo
York and Dunaiday
Lickenbaugh
Marigaret
Chicago
Evanston
Ill
Moniday
Monsar
Theodore J. Hammes
Igs
United Fruit Co. Ordered to Stop Discouraging Union Membership
The NLRB ordered United Fruit Co. Inc. of Fort Wayne Indiana to cease coercive interrogation of employees about union sympathies and activities and to refrain from threatening reprisals. The firm must reinstate employee Don R B Oberlin to his former position and compensate him for losses from his discharge.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Teamsters Union
United Fruit Co
Fort Wayne
National Labor Relations Board
Don R. Oberlin
Shack
Washington
United Fruit Co. Inc
Ind
NLRB
Don RB. Oberlin
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