Kennedy Charges Ike Nixon Unable To Deal With Russia
Kennedy assails U S policy toward the Soviet Union saying approach lacks strength and cites Khrushchev as exploiting a weak balance of power. He urges tougher defense spending and wider military dispersal while warning Red China on possible atomic capability.
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China
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fast Lynn Church Hosts New Members
East Lynn Christian Church held an annual reception for new members during Family Night vendors included a 5 20 pm program. The event featured the membership development committee and a buffet supper. About 200 attendees from local and Chicago churches joined the ceremony. The open meeting included greetings from church leaders and a devotional, with new members honored along with a film presentation and songs.
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Gabriel P. Dixon
Cote Brillante Avention
Henry Youngs
Church of God
St. Louis
Chicago
Morris
Sons
Dunn
George A. Harris
Lta
Anderson College
Lester Poling
William Highsmith
Sherrill Hayes
Christian Education
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Karen
Jackie
Tommie
Edith
Mary Lou
Gene Moore
Earl Leighton
Orville Gwynn
Harris
Will Walkup
Mary Carson
Ernest Hosek
Bertha Dietrich
Gilbert Robbins
Allen Early
Earl Hensley
Clare Harshman
Dale McCord
Ruby Johnston
Sue Hosek
Richard Turley
Harold Lewellyn
Richard
Indiana Telegraph Editor Dies in Hammond
Hammond Times telegraph editor Harry Gallagher 59 died at home after a heart attack. A Cedar Rapids native with 40 years in papers, he served as Times telegraph editor for nine years and held posts in Chicago and Washington. Survived by wife Ethel and sons Harry Jr Paul. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Ind
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Hammond Times
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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City New Bureau
Old Chicago Journal
Washington
William Schute
Muskegon
Michigan
Chronicle
Coe College
Iowa ‘State University
Ethel Gallagher
Harry Jr. Cleveland
Paul
College Honors Veteran Pastor In Rites Monday
College honors veteran pastor Dr. Dunn with a Monday ceremony naming the men’s residence hall after him. The event featured remarks by college officials and ministers, a portrait unveiling, and a bronze tablet naming the building, with a Chicago church choir and a benediction.
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Anderson College
P. Dunn
Church of God
Robert H. Reardon
Harry B. Mitchell
Gary
Ind
America the Beautiful
Langley Avenue Church of God
Chicago
Dunn
Laura Pitts
Reardon
E. J. Morris, Jr
W. Dale Oldham
Park Place
Raymond §. Jackson
Detroit
Mich
Harold W. Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
General Ministerial Assembly
Mes. Dunn
J. Anthony Wills
Texas
Jand
Mr. Morris
E. E. Perry
Grand ‘Rapids
Foreign Steel Threat May Prevent Price Rise By US Firms
Chicago a steel executive warned that foreign steel competition abroad may curb any price increases in the United States. Howard Conant of Interstate Steel said Japanese and European mills expanding export markets could force U.S. mills to hold prices despite higher union wages from strike settlements. He called the current steel slump temporary and predicted a late summer upturn as demand rises.
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Chicago
CUPI
U.S
Conant
Discharged Air Force Man Returns Home After Service
David J. Brow son of Mr and Mrs Ernest O Brow of Grandview Terrace received an honorable discharge from the U S Air Force He served four years with the 538th Air Force Band at Hunter Air Force Base L A and was stationed at St Johns Newfoundland during his tour of duty.
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David J. Brow
Ernest O. Brow
Grandview Terrace
U. S. Air Force
538Th Air Force Band
Hunter Air Force Base
L. A. Air Force
St. John’s
Newfoundland
St Marys High honors list final period honors
Ten seniors and 32 students across four classes at St Marys High School earned honor roll or honorable mention in the final period. Names include Julie Blossom James Ellis Tom Lavelle and Mary L Zimmerman among seniors. Donald Sorg James Chaille Rick Heider among juniors. Mike Alberts JoAnn Broderick and Rosehazel Hedrick among sophomores. James Head Cecelia Schrenker Rebecca Ward and Michael Weis among freshmen. The article also notes a broader jobless claims drop in several age groups.
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St. Mary's High School
Julie Blossom
James Ellis
Ron Grissom
David Head
Kit Lane
John Lavelle
Mike Lavelle
Tom Lavelle
Carolyn Mill Ter
Herbert O'Neill
Catherine iPallet
Karen Stringer
Cathy
Witsken
Donald Sorg
James Chaille
Rick Heider
Larry Life
Frances Nuce
Patricia Reydell
Phyllis Sokol
John Williams
Mary L. Zimmer
Mike Alberts
JoAnn Broderick
Richard McKaig
Steve McKinney
Thomas Abel
Carol Caldwell
Rosehazel Hedrick
Robert Samp
Rson
Thomas Snyder
Theresa
Watsken
Patricia Walte
James Head
Cecelia Schrenker
Rebecca Ward
Michael Weis
Beth Fellinger
James Jones
Jen Ynifer Jones
Thomas McKaig
Jacqueline Mattingly
Doctor Moore predicts hospital release and cross country return
Brazil Indiana AP reports Dr Barbara Moore expects discharge after injuries from a motorcycle collision. She plans a nine day recovery period and resume cross country walking toward New York with hopes of a telecast with Jack Paar, detailing her medical setback and determined comeback.
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Brazil
Ind
Baritables
Shara Moore
Clay County
Mos
Moore
Indiana
Johnspital
Superior Court T
Catherine McKibben Jones
Robert L. Jones
Schrenker
Anderson
Superior Court 2
San Francisco
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Billy
New York
Matheney
Salyer
White House
Dr. Moore
Henry Moore
New
Jack Paar
York
U.S. 40
YMCA Luncheon and Club Activity Schedule
A daily timetable lists events at the YMCA including Christian Business Men at 9:00, Methodist Ministers and G of C at 2:00, Tax Research at 1:00, Lady Lions Dinners, Industrial Management Meetings, Little League, Sertoma Club, and multiple swimming classes and open swims for women and girls and boys throughout the day.
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Sertoma Club
Presbyterian Session Opens June 15 Meeting at Hanover
The Indiana Synod of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A opens its 13th annual meeting June 1 at Hanover College with more than 250 lay leaders and ministers expected over three days. Retiring Moderator is Rev. John J. Meengs of Mishawaka. opening speaker is Rev. Kenneth G. Neigh, general secretary of the Churches Board of National Missions. Presbyterian women leaders will meet concurrently.
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Indiana Synod of the
United Presbyterian Church
Hanover College
John J. Meengs
Mishawaka
Kenneth G. Neigh
Churches’ Board of National Missions
Presbyterian
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