Algiers City Hall Detective Shakeup Hinted
A new head for the Police Detective Division looms as Capt. Sam Adams is moved to the detective bureau to gain familiarity with activities, with Chief John Heiden noting a change likely at the Public Safety Board meeting in about two weeks. Heiden also said Cox may be replaced while Adams’ eventual role remains uncertain.
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Makling
Heiden
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Adams
Rube Cox
Helden
Public Safety Board
Cox
Adams 2
James Hannah
Hannah
Capt
Roscoe Snowden
Madison County
Johnson
William C. Ellis
Fuquay Springs
Bowden
N. C
John Jfys
Imarks
Jimmie Johnson
Bahamas Islands
YMCA
Warner Auditorium
Madison Coun
Nude Dancer Testifies About Club Ops and AGVA Ties
Washington AP report details Anita Lopashok known as Fatima who testified she was stripped naked during her first nightclub set and forced to perform in a spotlight after attempting to complain at a union meeting. Senate investigators probe alleged collusion between club owners and AGVA, with witnesses accusing officials and executives of supporting exploitative practices and rubber-stamping decisions.
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American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
AGVA
Ann O'Connor
Chicago
Jackie Bright
Bright
Baltimore
Dorothy Lamour
Entertainers
William R. Howard
Economy shows modest May gains with uneven pace
The economy posted a higher May income level and slightly improved nonfarm employment, while retail sales dipped amid gains in nonferrous metals, consumer goods, and business equipment. Auto production rose 5 percent as the Fed board projected continued June output increases.
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Reserve Board
U.S
Cleveland Withdraws From Judgeship Race
Sid M. Cleveland withdrew from a Northern Indiana Appellate Court judgeship race leaving five Republicans vying for two nominations. Cleveland, former Madison County Superior Court judge, shifted to other statewide plans. Russell Davis of New Castle, Democratic 10th District chairman, paid a $750 state convention assessment for a Democratic secretary of state nomination, with no announced opposition yet.
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Secretary of State
Sid M. Cleveland
Indiana
Cleveland
Superior Court
Madison
Russell Davis
New Castle
Democratic
Midwest Flood Threat Grows Across Plains and Red River
Rains feed sluggish flood waters in the Red River Valley as flood warnings rise from the Cerra Plains to the Texas Panhandle. Minnesota faces 70 million dollars in crop damage across 17 counties with 20 000 farm families affected and nearly 200 homeless near Moorhead and Grand Forks. Forecasters warn tornadoes and damaging winds across a wide belt from Colorado to Colorado Springs, while authorities prep road clearings and campsite removals amid rising water.
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United Press International
Red River
Cerra
Southern Plains
Black Hills
South Dakota
Minnesota
Grand Forks
N. D
Karl F. Rolvaag
Moorhead
Minn
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Kansas
Probstein's Return To Indiana Promised
Marion County Prosecutor Phillip Bayt said the Justice Department will return David Probstein to Indianapolis for possible prosecution on embezzlement and fraud charges. He had been missing seven years until he surfaced June 6 before a Washington grand jury probing dealings with Teamster President James Hoffa.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Marion County
Phillip Bayt
Justice Department
David Probstein
Probstein
Washington
Teamster
James Hoffa
Lawmakers vote to remove tin from penny composition
Washington UPI reports a House banking and currency subcommittee approved replacing tin in the one cent coin with zinc to cut costs. The penny, 95 percent copper, 4 percent zinc, 1 percent tin, had 22 billion coins minted last year.
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Washington
UPI
Banking and Currency
Treasury Department
Union Rejects Arbitration in Flight Crew Dispute
The flight engineers rejected binding arbitration proposed to settle their contract dispute with Pan American, Eastern, and Trans World Airlines. They urged submitting all issues to arbitration while two carriers indicated readiness to withhold arbitration. The White House urged Kennedy’s approach, and weather forecasts predicted fair skies with a Father’s Day weekend mix of sun and possible showers in western Indiana.
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Thejhy
Jetsunion
Kennedy
Eastern
Pan American
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Waron
Arthur J. Goldberg
Esa
Pan Am
United Press International
Indiana
Ron Brown
Iwho
Brown
Kkennedy
White House
Report shows hike in employment by larger local firms
A state labor report indicates employment rose in larger local firms across the north and south regions, with significant gains in electrical machinery and transportation equipment manufacturing. The five-day outlook predicts mild temps, with some cooling next week, and precipitation totaling up to half an inch in parts. Union leader Ron Brown criticized government remarks on airline labor disputes, urging binding arbitration and maintaining existing contract provisions.
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Anderson
Cording
James O
Armstrong
Indiana
Central
Lafayette
Indiandustries
Applis
Kokomo
Bloomington
New Missionaries Named by Church of God for Africa Greece Jamaica
The Church of God 73rd International Convention named missionaries to Africa Greece and Jamaica. Anderson couple Mr and Mrs Savas Joannides will serve in Greece and pastor the Athens church. Other appointments include Mr and Mrs Simon Robinson and Miss Candace Heinly to Kenya, Rev and Mrs Nemeth Jones to Jamaica. Dr Crose and Dr Adam W Miller highlighted sessions drawing attendees from across the country. The convention with about 25,000 expected opens with Anderson College commencement.
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Africa
Greece
Jamaica
Missionary Board
Anderson
Savas Joannides
Lester A. Cross
Athens
Simon Robinson
Candace Heinley
Kenya
British East Africa
Nemeth Jones
Crose
Adam W.miller
Anderson College
Warner Auditorium
Iin
India
Joannides
Madison County
Gare
Public Nursing
Chicago
Heinly
Olive Fiscus
Armed Forces Anderson College
John Hopkins University
Orig
Alexandria
Egypt
Pacific J Companying de
USAC Fines Race Champ and 11 Others for Milwaukee Incident
USAC fined A J Foyt 1000 and reprimanded him for language toward promoter Tom Marchese after the Milwaukee 160 mile race last Sunday. Eleven other drivers received smaller fines for infractions, with Henry Banks warning Foyt of possible suspension. Foyt apologized and called it a fair shake, while other fined drivers included McCluskey Hurtubise Templeman Ward Jones Davis Duman Veith Tingelstad Crowe Sutton.
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Indianapolis
United States Auto Club
A.J. Foyt
Milwaukee
Foyt
Houston
Tex
Tom Marchese
Pay Shack
Marchese
Fort
Banks
J A.J
Roger McCluskey
Jim Hurtubiser
Shorty Templeman
Irvin Starts Life Term In Slaying
Michigan City prison gates closed behind Leslie Irvin as he began a life sentence for killing an Evansville filling station attendant on December 33 1954. Irvin, twice convicted, had previously faced a death sentence after an earlier trial in Princeton.
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Michigan City
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APY
Indiana
Leslie Irvin
Irvin
Sullivan
Evansville
Princeton
City Farm Tour Draws 150 Leaders To Tour Farms
One hundred fifty businessmen will tour 866 acres on the sixth annual city farm tour. They will visit Clifford Bohlander’s 160 acre dairy operation, Leo Jarrett and Sons in Duck Creek Township, and other sites with livestock, hog production, and dairy cattle. Reservations via Elwood or Anderson Chamber of Commerce, 342-0264.
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Herford
Gene Wilson
Sharritt
Madison Counreau
Oy Farm Bureau
Leo
North Drive- In
Anderson
Elwood Farm Bureau
Elwood
Farm Bureau
Poreretey
Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Bohlander
Ralph J
Bohlander
Leo Jarrett
Lindell
Kenneth
Duck Creek Township
Newborns at St. John's Hospital Born to Local Families
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs James Whittaker at 1813 Euclid Drive. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs James Clevenger at 26 West Lith Street. A girl was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Marion Sheets of 17 Johnson. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs James Puller baugh at RIT W 1st Street. A girl was born to Dr and Mrs Harry Webb at 1308 Maryland Street.
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James Whittaker
Euclid Dr
James Clevenger
Marion Sheets
Johnson
James Pullerbaugh
1St St
Harry Webb
Maryland
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