Discoverer XXV rises in polar orbit for new satellite test
At Vandenberg Air Force Base the Discoverer XXV launched into polar orbit to test Agena B modifications for the Midas and Samos reconnaissance satellites. The mission includes attempting a capsule recovery after 1 to 4 days, weather permitting, with Hawaii as a recovery reference.
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Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
UPS
Samos
Midas
Air Force
Agena
Earth
Hawaii
School X-Ray Staff Named for 1961 Yearbook Paper
The Anderson High School weekly X-Ray announces its 1961 staff led by Editor in Chief Charles Howard and Maurice Wright. Other editors include Sidna Priest Garry Campbell and page editors Dick Kallenberg Melody Allen Nancy Nale Pat Peek. Key roles cover business circulation advertising and photography with staffers Willie Ford Junior Murphey Sandy Ooon Linda Mabbitt Russ Schuy.
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Charles Howard
Maurice Wright
Sidna Priest
Garry Campbell
Jane Mathews
Carolyn Farmer
Sandy Kimmerling
Melody Allen
Nancy Nale
Pat Peek
Dick Kallenberg
Melanie Isaacs
Marty Bowman
Tony Skeech
Wilh
Keith Padgett
Jim Christensen
Pat Fierguson
Malinda Leach
Willie Ford
Junior Murphey
Sandy
Oon
Linda
Loan aid for private and church schools clears hurdle
Legislation to provide federal construction loans for private and church schools won a 12 to 8 vote in a joint session of three House education subcommittees. Loans could fund gyms, lunchrooms, and classrooms for math, science, and language, with repayment over 40 years at low interest and no overall lending cap.
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Washington
UPC
House
Kennedy
Congress
James J. Delaney
D- NY
Strike Threatens Maritime Tieup in Major United States Ports
A major maritime strike began at midnight affecting about 30 port cities and nearly 1,000 vessels. White House efforts failed to avert the walkout as some 85,000 union members picketed Atlantic Gulf and Pacific ports while others remained on duty. President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Goldberg sought settlement as talks continued and violence was reported in Philadelphia area port facilities.
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New York
White House
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf
Howard W
Im- Smith
D-Va
Smith
United
tojStates
The
Constitution
South
NAACP
Washington
Good Morning Start The Day at Calais Port
Calais France readies for a Sunday visitor the passenger ship bringing 2 200 British teenage rock dancers a dozen orchestras and 15 vocalists Organizers have secured 30000 in insurance for the weekend voyage
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Calais
France
Phat
Missionary Convention In Anderson Sees Global Outreach
The Church of God Missionary Board in Anderson hosts a weeklong meeting with workers from Pakistan India Africa and the West Indies. Missionaries report for furlough and upcoming trips to Australia Africa and Asia as part of a worldwide outreach involving Swarts Brothers and Livingstons among others.
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Church of God
Pakistan
West Indies
Anderson
Australia
Church of
Church
Orday
Calvin Brallier
Lester A.jsions
Crose
Treas Crose
Kenya
British East Africa
Urer
Conferences
David
Adam W- Miller
Africa
Japan
Korea
Egypt
Carl Swart
Missionary Board
Swarts
Brothers
Livingstons
Soviet Ballet Star Seeks Asylum in France
Paris reports Rudolf Noureyev the Kirov troupe principal dancer fled at Le Bourget Airport as two Russian security agents tried to escort him aboard a plane. He cried for protection and asked for political asylum, later expressing a wish to stay in France. Police took him into custody for processing as he appealed.
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Paris
API
Rudolf Noureyer
le Bourget
Noureyev
le Bourt
France
Tag
State Starts Slow Warmup With Warmer Weekend Forecast
The state moved into a mild warming trend with highs near the upper 70s and 80s forecast for the weekend. Temperatures fell to the 50s in Anderson and Goshen early, rising to the 60s and 70s by afternoon, with cooler lows around 50 Saturday morning. The Weather Bureau expects a few showers and a cooler spell early next week, and the summer solstice arrives at 10:30 a.m. CDT Wednesday. The five day outlook predicts 0.3 to 0.67 inches of rain after the weekend.
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Indiana
Anderson
Goshen
Weather Bureau
Kennedy rests at Glen Ora after back treatment plan
President Kennedy arrived at his Middleburg Virginia estate for a two week rest and treatment for his ailing back. Doctors will meet him with portable ultrasound equipment while he remains on crutches and undergoes scheduled muscle relaxant therapy.
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Middleburg
UPI
Kennedy
Washington
Glen Ora
White House
Consul
Dr. Newberry
Anderson College
Adam W. Miller
Europe
Robert H. Bears
Gradu
Don
Wouldiate School of Theology
Miller
Newberry
Church of God
Detroit
Mich
Clere
Andrew Hatcher
Montland
Ohio
San Jose
Calif
J. H. Chelsey
Baltimore
Garrison
Val Medical Center
Belhere
Japan
Janet Travels
White Saninleet House
Ellis H. College
Hendrix
Army
Canada
Columan
Stevenson Visit Rioters Quelled in Lima Peru
Police used tear gas to break up two demonstrations as Ambassador Stevenson arrived in Lima for a South American tour. About 150 Communist supporters planned disruption, while 100 students at the university were also dispersed. Troops and police blocked access to the Bolivar Hotel and U.S. Embassy residence. Prime Minister Beltran and crowds greeted Stevenson at the airport.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Frison
Stevenson
Adlaijsave
Richard M
Nixon
Anyand
Bolivar
Steven
la Paz
Kennedy
Federation of University Students
Limatambo
U.S
Pedro Beltran
United States
Blackmail Plot Involving Czech UN Official Unearthed
The United States demanded the ouster of a Czechoslovakian United Nations official linked to a spying attempt. He allegedly pressured an American by threatening his fiancée, while an FBI operation fed him fake secrets for a year. The fiancé later married the American. both are unnamed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
United Nations
U.S
State Department
FBI
Department
Wromlnulun
Miroslav Nac
Devaluc
London
State Lond
British Adv Department
East Germany
Berlin recognition deal denied amid Cold War tensions
The State Department dismissed reports of a German recognition deal as groundless. A New York meeting between Naevalac and FBI agents was described as non genuine. London and Prague disputed the leaks while Berlin status and the Oder Neisse frontier remained unsettled.
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Dean Rusk
Berlin
Rust
London
United States
Britain
London Daily Telegraph
Washington
East Germany
Oder- Neisse
Poland
Soviet Union
Oder-Neisse
Arrests in Florida as Freedom Riders clash with police
Police in Florida arrested 13 people amid clashes during a Freedom Riders protest of segregation at bus stations and restaurants in Ocala Tallahassee and nearby cities. Arrested included Rev. Leslie Smith and other riders as tensions rose over protest actions and disobedience of orders to disperse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Freedom
Tallahas-booth
Fla
Ocala
Tallahassee
Florida
Tampa
Gainesville
St. Petersburg
al Jackson
Miss
Greyhound
al Ocala
Nashville
Tenn
Leven
Jackson
Leslie Smith
Albany
Herald Series on Urban Redevelopment Plan for Anderson
The Herald will launch a six part series Sunday examining the Anderson Urban Redevelopment project. It will cover financing, agency relationships at local state and federal levels, and the program’s impact on families in redevelopment areas.
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Herald
Anderson
Herald Sunday
Kikihawen and
Council
Henry
Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Indianapolis
Wayne Stouder
Fishers
Mike Baker
Herb Carner
Ken Zerbe
Carmel
Cletis Bronnenberg
Middletown
Robert Dickover
Richard Newby
State Finishes Case In Poison Slaying
NEW CASTLE Indiana AP The state rested its case Friday in the murder trial of a New Castle barber charged with poisoning his wife Lois Byrd with arsenic The prosecution showed arsenic levels far above normal in drinking cups and containers found at the Byrd home The defense opens Monday The court was told by Dr Robert Forney IU medical center that arsenic dissolves in water and is difficult to detect in some forms
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New Castle
Ind
Warren
Byrd
Lois
I.U
Hell
Dwight Beckner
Henry Circuit Court
Borney
Robert Forney
Indiana
University Medical Center
New Arrivals at St John’s Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nutt welcome a girl at Modern Trailer Court. Mr and Mrs James McCowan announce a boy from 1724 Dewey. Mr and Mrs H F Jones welcome a boy from Mar ileville. Mr and Mrs Dean Crapo report a girl at 1122 Nichol Ave. Mr and Mrs Bob Roberts welcome a girl at 1613 Sherman. Mr and Mrs William Sutton announce a boy from Chesterfield. Mr and Mrs Ralph Willough ey report a girl at WG144e W. Oth.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Nutt
Trailer Court
James McCowan
Dewey
H. F. Jones
Marileville
Dean Crapo
Nichol Ave
Bob Roberts
Sherman
William Sutton
Chesterfield
Ralph Willoughey
W. Oth
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