War Memorial Use Reconsidered by Indiana Panel
Indiana War Memorials Commission meets to reconsider its denial of the Indiana Civil Liberties Union access. Gov. Welsh appointed three new members James A. Gardner Glen H. Cheak and Ray R. Addington all Legion members to tilt toward free speech. The commission previously barred the ICLU under a patriotic rule and Welsh seeks a broader eligibility rule.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana War Memorials Commission
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
ICLU
War Memorial
Cheak
John Goodrich
Winchester Addington
Ball State Teachers College
Roland Obenchain
South Bend
Obenchain
Welsh
American Legion
Commission
U.S
Rubber supply impact cited in World War II context
A World War II article notes that when the ri ooccupied southeast Asia they cut off 90 percent of the world supply of natural rubber.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Rail mileage figures show DC with four miles of rail
The District of Columbia reports four miles of railroad track in its network. Authorities note the small system serves key urban transit routes and freight lines within a compact city area.
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District of Columbia
Roush Criticizes Kennedy Farm Bill Impacts on District
Representative J Edward Roush of Indiana warns the Kennedy farm bill harms his district farmers. He cites opposition to dairy and wheat controls and fears cheap wheat and reduced price supports. He urges a gradual withdrawal plan and freedom for farmers to grow what their operations require.
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Roush
Washington
UPI
J. Edward Roush
D-Ind
Kennedy
Congress
Man and Wife Face Arson Charges in Knox Indiana
Lawrence Good and his wife Joani posted 2500 bond each after arrest on arson charges for allegedly setting fire to a Bass Lake resort restaurant. The warrant followed their indictment last week over a Sitko Resort fire months earlier. James Ferguson Jr. was jailed for operating a boat unlawfully after a collision on a Knox area lake that killed one person.
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Knox, Ind
UPI
Lawrence Good
Joani
Bass Lake
Sitko
James Ferguson Jr
Hammond
Knox
Truck Ownership Share by One-Vehicle Owners
About 56 percent of the nation’s trucks are owned by individuals who own and operate only one vehicle.
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Detroit
Chinatown Area Covers 12 Blocks in San Francisco
The Chinatown neighborhood in San Francisco spans 12 square blocks. Local residents and merchants note dense commercial activity and cultural significance within the historic district.
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San Francisco
New Preparation H Marketing Claim Promises Fast Relief
Advertisers tout a new healing substance Bio-Dyne as the secret behind miraculous relief for piles now marketed as Preparation H. The product is sold in suppository and ointment forms at drug counters.
Slain RCMP Officers. Suspect Killed Near Kamloops
Three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, Constables Weisgerber Peterson and Thall, were shot to death in front of a government building in Kamloops B C. The suspected gunman was later killed in the Peterson Creek area during a manhunt. Police urged residents to stay indoors and motorists to avoid the Kamloops Merritt Highway near Peterson Creek.
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Kamloops. B.C
UPS
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
Peterson Creek
Kamloops
George Ferguson
Ferguson
Kamloops-Merritt
Anderson High School offers summer Fun and Health program
Ray Estes, Anderson High School head basketball coach, organizes a summer recreation and education program for grades five through nine. The plan runs at the new AHS gym with swimming instruction for girls and tumbling, gymnastics, volleyball, and swimming for boys. Enrollment is open to residents and non residents, with a small fee.
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Ray Estes
Anderson High School
AHS
Estes
Anderson
Sugar Output in Hawaii Reaches About One Million Tons
Honolulu reports Hawaii's normal annual sugar production sits around one million short tons reflecting steady output for the sugar industry amid regional commodity benchmarks.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Khrushchev Opens Common Market Fight In Romania
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev met Romanian Communist leader Gheorghiu-Dej in Bucharest and pressed for a unified East European drive against the European Common Market. He planned to tour Romania’s oil fields and industries before returning to Moscow, signaling continued effort to mobilize Communist resources for the bloc’s economic aims. Burned gas victim George Meissner dies. Indiana business failures rise in 1961.
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Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
East Bloc
Moscow
Gheorghiu-Dej
Ploesti
Europe
Gheorghi-Dej
Soviet Union
Sweden
Rabbits on Trinity College Lawn Prompt RSPCA Appeal
Cambridge AP report notes 48 white rabbits found on Trinity College lawns over weekend. Senior inspector Stanley Tynan fears litters from 40 does in four weeks. He asks for homes as lost rabbits if unclaimed must be kept three months then may be sold or destroyed. Release seen as possible prank.
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Cambridge
England
Royal Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Stanley Tynan
RSPCA
Trinity College
Tynan
Britain
College
Brademas Attacks Democratic Hold on Education Bill
Congressman John Brademas charged the Kennedy administration with withholding endorsement of his technical education bill. He urged federal support to expand college level programs in fields vital to national security and economic growth, noting HEW agreement but no formal backing.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
John Brademas
Dind
Kennedy
Brademas
American Society For Engineering Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
High School Journalism Institute Opens at Indiana University
Al Spiers editorial director of Nixon Newspapers will teach 45 young writers at Indiana University's 16th annual High School Journalism Institute starting Sunday in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
al Spiers
Michigan City
Nixon Newspapers
Indiana University
Steel Gains Point 0.4 Percent in Week
Steel production rose 0.4 percent to 1,587,000 tons as the American Iron & Steel Institute reported. Housing starts in May climbed 3 percent to 1,587,000 units, with gains across the Northeast and South. The Atomic Energy Commission will increase uranium procurement to one million pounds annually from small producers. Durable goods new orders for May held at $15.8 billion, unchanged from April. Aluminum of Canada raised the basic price of primary aluminum by 0.5 cent to 24 cents a pound due to demand.
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STEEL
New York
UPI
American Iron & Steel Institute
Washington
Census Bureau
South
AEC
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Commerce Department
Canada
Montreal—Aluminum Co
Women Demos Plan Year of Club Activities
The Madison County Women’s Democrat Club led by Mrs. Josephine Windoffer outlines committees and events for the year. Key dates include a July picnic, September card party, November Thanksgiving party, January social, February Washington’s Birthday event, and an April party with several hostesses.
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Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
Josephine Windoffer
Washington
Ralph Ferguson
John Rocx
Kitty Ferguson
Sharon Bell
Earl Daugherty
Alice Rehm
Miriam Shirley
Flowers
Naomi Foster
Fleta Scott
Laura Simmonds
Madge Mitchell
Ruth Apgar
Rosemary Wyatt
Helen Ballinger
Virginia Stottlemyer
George Slinkard
Harold Foust
Jesse Biddle
Telephone
Lavon Beckett
Pendleton
Fred DeLong
Summitville
Goldie Rumler
Chesterfield
Fairy Daugherty
Frankton
Rosemary Lockwood
Alexandria
William Foster
Loretta Antrim
Martha Morgan
Paul Ravage
Grace Costello
Hazel Smith
Coal Industry Draws Praise For Policies
Streaby L. Drumm of West Penn Power praised the bituminous coal industry for progressiveness vision and cost consciousness while urging continued support for investor owned utilities in the face of public power. Sen Barry Goldwater criticized federal economic policy amid concerns about deficits and control. Alfred S. Glossbrenner and other executives stressed coal's role in growth and the need to cut delivered coke costs and modernize facilities.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
West Penn Power Co
Greensburg
Drumm
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Alfred S. Glossbrenner
Youngston Sheet & Tube Co
America
Glossbrenner
Coal
Steel
Deepest Oil Well Reaches 20 521 Feet in Wyoming Basin
Houston reports one of the world's deepest oil wells now reaches 20 521 feet in the Wyoming oil basin. The well, once abandoned as worthless, marks a dramatic turnaround in exploration.
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Houston
Wyoming
Bayh Poised for Nomination After District Endorsements
INDIANAPOLIS AP The ninth of Indiana's 11 congressional district Democratic committees backed Birch Bayh Jr strengthening his bid for U S senator. While 5th district backs Marion Mayor M Jack Edwards and 11th district supports Charles H Boswell Bayh expects first ballot victory at the state convention with Gov Welsh endorsing. Hartke named temporary chairman Kizer permanent chair Wesley secretary.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Birch F. Bayh Jr
U.S
Bayh Camp
Marion
M. Jack Edwards
Charles H. Boswell
Marion County
Bayh
Matthew E. Welsh
J. Manfred Core
Vance Hartke
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
T. Perry Wesley
Spencer Evening World
Indian Meadows VBS Opens With Parade
Indian Meadows Nazarene Church opened its Vacation Bible School with a Monday night parade through Indian Meadows led by city police. Rev. Wayne Smith invites all children to join, with bikes welcome. Teachers announced include Edna Spradlin, Shirley Swango, Mary Ott, Patty Craib, Lawrence Swango, Mary Scharnowske, Donna Anderson, Rosalie White, Andy Anderson, Howard White, and Barbara Carr. Evening sessions run 6 to 8 30 with crafts and recreation. the program closes June 28 with a wiener roast, and crafts will be shown July 1 at 9 30 and 11 am.
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Indian Meadows
Republican state convention candidates listed for Indiana
Here are the GOP nominees at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum convention. Incumbents sail unopposed in several statewide posts including U S senator Homer E F Capehart secretary of state Charles O Hendricks and others with multiple nominees for supreme and appellate court seats and district appellate posts across Southern and Northern Indiana.
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Indianapolis
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
U.S
Homer EF. Capehart
Washington
Ind
Charles 0. Hendricks
Speed
Dorthy Gardner
Fort Wayne
Robert E. Hughes
Greenwood
Clarence T. Drayer
Alvin C. Cast
Kentland
James Beasley
Odon
Richard Wells
Valparaiso
Supreme and
Appellate Court
Clayton Bond
Liberty
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Arch N. Bobbitt
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Southern Indiana
Joseph 0. Carson
North Vernon
Wilbur A. Rouse
French Clements
Evansville
Northern Indiana
Joseph O. Car- Rochester
Donald R. Mote
Wabash
Oscar Strom
Gary
Charles W. Cook
Carmel
Donald H. Hunter
LaGrange
Vast California Crops Range Across State Climate Soil
California can raise 269 different crops thanks to water conditions climate and soil varieties.
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Sacramento
California
Boys Hiking Club Plans Tour Tomorrow
The YMCA Boys Hiking Club will tour two local plants on Wednesday. Members meet at 9 am in the Boys lobby, visit the Pepsi Cola plant then the Economy Governor plant, have lunch and games at Fairview Park, return to the Y for a free swim and movies, with sack lunches and swim gear advised.
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YMCA
Pepsi- Cola
Pepsi
Economy Governor
Fairview Park
Farming State Des Moines Town Leads in Farm Land Share
Des Moines area town boasts the largest share of land devoted to farming compared with other states. Officials note extensive agricultural use and rural character shaping local economy and planning.
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Des Moines
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