Ristine counters Welsh on Indiana fiscal outlook
Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine dismissed Gov. J. Matthew Welsh’s warning of a cash squeeze as pessimistic and said Indiana can weather a revenue dip. An executive from a major ceramic tile firm supported locating a plant in Indiana despite Welsh’s cautions, citing a growing state economy and business confidence.
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Indiana
J. Matthew E. Welsh
Richard C. Ristine
Welsh
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Weary
Ristine
Service Club
East Chicago
dyvacLun Inc
East Chicago Lions
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Castro Seeks $28 Million Indemnity for Captives Swap
Fidel Castro conditionally agrees to free Cuban invasion prisoners in exchange for an indemnity valued at 28 million dollars plus about ten times the offer from the American Traitors for Freedom Committee. U.S. negotiators depart Castro's office to consult with their group. The fund aims to buy tractors for release terms and farm use.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Traitors For Freedom Committee
United
Castro
Washington
U.S
Kennedy
Defense aided by Delco Remy for Stratofortress Skybolt plan
Delco Remy, a division of General Motors, supplies a transformer rectifier for the B 52H Stratofortress and Skybolt missile system. Boeing unveils the Strato Fortress, powered by eight jets, as the air launching platform for the Skybolt. The TR unit weighs about 10 pounds, measures eight by five inches, and powers onboard emergency batteries.
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Delco-Remy Division
General Motors
Air Force
United States
Boeing Aircraft Company
Delto-Remy
Delco-Remy
Boeing Airplane
Strategic Air Command
Rabies Concerns Prompt Action by City Health Board
Dr J T Kiely and Dr David Jones warned of possible rabies outbreak after reports of bite scars on children. Officials urged strict dog confinement in summer and stricter enforcement of dog laws while H P Cook reported city water remains safe and pools undergo chlorination checks.
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Anderson - Madison County
H. P. Cook
Cook
Anderson
State Board of Health
Munich reschedules beer fest start due to elections
The Munich City Council moved the start of the famous beer festival from September 17 to September 20. The change aligns with West Germany’s national elections on September 17. The adjustment aims to minimize conflicts and ensure smooth proceedings for locals and visitors.
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Munica
Germany
Munich
West Germany
Annual Queens Dinner Concludes Vehicle Safety Check Program
The Car Check Queens Dinner will close the county vehicle safety inspection program at 6:30 p.m. at the Anderson Country Club with 100 plus attendees. Queens from 11 high schools will be honored for parade participation and safety campaign work as Kenneth Lewis and Lilburn emp host the event with area officials and supporters in attendance.
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Anderson Country Club
Anderson Chamber Uf Ed
Commerce Safety Committee
Robinette Sisters
Anderson
Pol ‘Tice
Kenneth Lewis
Lilburn Emp
Kiefer Execution Awaited As Stay Chances Recede
Richard E. Kiefer 40, convicted wife killer in Indiana, faced an impending execution after a second failed reprieve bid. A late night report noted his prior eight hour stay in January and his last meal of fried chicken as the clock ran down.
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Michigan City
Ind
Richard E. Kiefer
Indiana
US Supreme Court
Church Plans 26 Meetings For Conclave
The Church of God announces 26 daytime services for its 73rd International Convention in June 1925. Delegates from around the world, about 20 000 attendees, will gather at Park Place Church of God Anderson College Music Hall and campus gymnasium for multiple open sessions.
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Church of God
Park Place Church
Warner
Ray Keith
New Albany
Ind
Fifth District Seat Is Filled
In a party line vote the House settled the contested Fifth District seat with a recount confirming the winner. The measure also authorized salaries and expenses for the period involved in the investigation.
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Washington
Demoey Rouse Casortet
Feurth
House of Representatives
Indiana
Giaar andLiatiinh al
Diplomat Takes Refuge From Anti American Students in Caracas
U S Ambassador Teodoro Moscoso sought refuge on the ninth floor of the School of Architecture at Caracas Central University after anti American students damaged his limousine and tried to set it on fire. He remained calm sipping coffee with students as police dispersed protesters outside. Authorities could not guarantee his safety, and the mayor towed the car to prevent further destruction. Moscoso had been appointed by President Kennedy and had a brief tenure in Caracas.
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Jay County
Anderson College Degree Conferrals Set for Monday Night
Anderson College to confer bachelor and honorary degrees during commencement Monday night at Park Place Church of God. President Landrum R Bolling announces 18 retirees join 35 graduates from 19 Indiana and eight foreign countries. honors include doctor of divinity and doctor of laws to leaders in religion journalism and social work.
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Landrum R. Bolling
Earlham College
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Harry B. Mitchell
Reardon
Anderson
Andersonians
Gary
Ind
Gerhard Klabunde
Essen
Tor
Frank K. Zoll
United State
Anderson Ymca
Hospital progress report for Project Plus charity
The fourth noon session of Project Plus community hospital fund raising will be held at the Anderson YAICA. Solicitors have reached 93 percent of the minimum goal, with $742,422 announced by six divisions during the third report. Frank Anis and Als. general chairman will present updates.
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Anderson Yaica
Frank Anis
Als
California Heat Wave Sets Records Across State
A UPI report shows California endured a brutal heat wave with San Francisco Bay Area readings near 109 degrees, topping 100 in downtown San Francisco and reaching 106 at the airport. The heat, smog, and fires caused multiple deaths and injuries across several states as storms and cold fronts moved in.
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New Mexico
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Middle West
New England
San Francisco
Mercury
Freedom Riders mixed receptions during segregation tests in SC
In two South Carolina cities on Wednesday, 18 interfaith riders were turned away from a Sumter motor court lunch counter while seven riders in Charleston ate with an NAACP official at the downtown bus terminal. A later Charleston group faced no incident, then lodged for the night. The interfaith group plans to travel to Jacksonville via Savannah, continuing Thursday.
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United Press International
South Carolina
Sumter
Charleston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Charlestor
Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
U.S. 17
Ocean Highway
Raleigh
Re Sumer
Newborns Reported at St Johns Hospital and Nearby Homes
Born yesterday at St Johns Hospital a girl to Mr and Mrs Claude Myers 1829 Walnut. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Hershel Kennerly Tortville. A girl to Mr and Mrs Arnold Gunter 1413 College. A boy to Mr and Mrs Philip Mowery Shesterfield. A girl to Mr and Mrs Donald Shaw 11 A Alliance Rd. A girl born to Mr and Mrs don Steger West Palm Beach Florida. The Stegers are the laughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Helps 308 North Shora Blvd.
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Claude Myers
Walnut
Hershel Kennerly
Tortville
Arnold Gunter
College
Philip Mowery
Shesterfield
Donald Shaw
Alliance Rd
Don Steger
West Palm Beach
Steger
Frank ‘Helps
North Shora Blvd
City Car Stolen From Grandview Country Club Lot
A white 1959 Chevrolet with City Owned plates MO was reported stolen last evening from the Grandview Country Club parking lot. Police had not located the vehicle by midnight. The car was driven to the club by Robert Henderson, traffic signal maintenance man for City Utilities.
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Light and Power Department
Grandview Country Club
Country Club
Robert Henderson
City Utilities
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