Government proposes six day halt to name panel on maritime strike
Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration proposes six days of pause in the maritime strike to allow a three member committee to be named by President Kennedy. Secretary Goldberg urges both sides to embrace a peace plan in national interest and warns continued strike could worsen the nation's trade and dollar balance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Goldberg
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Beause Goldberg
Madison County 4-H Fair Program Revealed Here
Plans for the five day Madison County 4 H Fair were announced with a schedule of events. Sponsored by the Madison County 4 H Club Association and the Alexandria Kiwanis Club the fair runs August 8 to 12 featuring shows contests exhibits and dances across multiple buildings and grounds.
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Madison County
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
Kome Economics
Colomn
Ev–Charl ie TV Replacement Is New Possibility
Washington AP report notes Republican leaders discuss a late summer replacement for the Ev and Charlie show if networks give time to the GOP National Committee. The program may resume when Congress reconvenes in January after the 1961 adjournment. Miller says no fixed post adjournment plans but networks may host fill-ins. Also mentions five hurt in a Pendleton crash. investigators to determine extent and identities.
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Washington
GOP National Committee
Congress
GOP
William E. Miller
New York
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Babeck
Indiana
Miller
Charlie
Pendleton
Reformatory Road
Ind
St. John's Hospital
Atlas Missile Fails Attempt At Distance Record
CAPE CANAVERAL UPD A reports an 85 foot Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded about two minutes after launch above the Atlantic Ocean east of Cape Canaveral. The failure follows prior test troubles on both coasts and marks the sixth failure for the Atlas HE as officials aim to have it combat ready despite the setback.
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Cape Canaveral
UPDA
Vandenberg Air Force
Calif
Air Force Sill
Airwoman Hartzell in fair condition after at base shooting
Lackland Air Force Base Texas reports Airman First Class Venneitha C Hartzell 22 of Anderson remains in fair condition at the base hospital. The sole woman on the Air Force rifle team she was found wounded in her car near the base after expressing despondence over her meet performance.
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Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Venneitha C. Hartzell
Anderson
Air Force
Lackland
Vaughn Hartzell
County Budget Deadlines Highlight August Filing for Most Officials
County officials announced that budget forms to start study must be ready by July 15 with August filings for most offices directly to the auditor. Sheriff welfare and county institutions will file with the Board of Commissioners. The county also received a $5,000 lease rental payment from Anderson Aviation Commission for county farm property. Acknowledgement was received from the Indiana Highway Department on a proposed 10 mile route between Anderson and Elwood, to be reviewed by the highway planning division.
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Bud Highway Department
Board of Commissioners
Anderson Aviation Commission
Anabied Action
County General Fund
Anderson
Elwood
Alexandria
Indiana Highway Department
Highway Planning Division
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Nottingham officials transform a city lodge for bachelor girls by renting vacant rooms to men. The 160 room facility, once underutilized with 25 occupants, is now full and reports a surge in occupancy.
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Nottingham
England
College Plans Ultra Modern $350,000 Gym
Anderson College officials announce the start of a $350,000 ultra modern gym on East 3rd Street. The 20,500 square foot building seats 2,600 for athletic events and will be ready around December 1. Contractors include Pitcock Construction Co. and Moorehead Electric, with Tibbetts Plumbing handling heating and plumbing.
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Anderson College
East 3Rd Street
Robert H. Reardon
Pitcock Construction Co
Chesterfield
Moorehead Electric Co
Anderson
Tibbetts Plumbing and Heating
Johnson, Ritchbart and Associates
Athlec
E. 3Rd St
Graceland Ave
Reardon
Anderson College Business and Professional Men's Foundation
Church of God
Liberal Arts
Charles E. Wilson
School of Theology
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Church of God transfers 30 acre site to church offices
The Church of God completed a historic move with transfer of title to a 30 acre site between E 3rd and Ey Sth Streets and adjoining Anderson College to the church’s Executive Council. The move, first authorized in 1960, consolidates operations at Park Place and Music Hall while allowing the Gospel Trumpet Company to focus on publishing. Reverend Kene Intemaneth Tabor led ceremonies with church leaders and officials. A public program followed with talks by Reverend leaders from Birmingham, Livonia, and Columbia.
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Church of God
Yester
Anderson High School
Kene
Intemaneth C. Tabor
San Jose
Calif
John
Ley
Morehead
General Ministerial Assembly
William B. Eddy
Birmingham
Ala
Park Place Church
Rolla O. Swisher
Livonia
Mich
College Gymnasium
Gerald W. Yates
Columbia
College Music Hall
Warner Auditorium
E. St. St
Chestnut St
Anderson College
Executive Council
Gospel Trumpet Company
Board of the Church
Smith
Weber
Steele C. Smith
East Side
Marvin J. Hartman
St. Joseph, Mich
Jeff
Harold L. Phillips
The
Gospel Trumpet
Charles V. Weber
Rusk and Nikita Clash Over Berlin Tactics
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk condemning Soviet threats in Berlin while insisting the United States will resist any move to oust Allied forces. He called Khrushchev's peace talk double talk and reaffirmed U S commitment to defend West Berlin amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk Thurst
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Rusk
United States
Khrushchev
East Germany
Russia
McClain
Amvets
West Berlin
Clarence Zion
AMVET
Harold
United Russell
Amvet Com
Iits
Charles Swinford
State Command Action
Der
Holiday Inn
jEd Hauff
Kennedy
Vienna
Tinue
Geneva
Robert Floyd
Edmands
Jones
Pat Monaghan
Clarence
Zion
Mike Monaghan
Indiana
Bobby Pence
Lunsford
Paign
Air Force denies Japanese reports of downed planes
In Tokyo the U.S. Air Force rejected Japanese press claims that two F100 jets were shot down by Soviet Migs during a routine patrol. An Air Force spokesman said the Japanese reports were unfounded and that radar sightings of two objects likely represented Japanese fishing boats.
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Air Force
Tokyo
UPI
U.S. Air Force
President Kennedy Defeats Virus After Day of Illness
Washington AP reports President Kennedy, recovering from a virus that caused a fever up to 101.6 degrees, expects to be ready to meet U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson at 10:30 a.m. and to keep Friday appointments. Dr. Janet Travell was at his bedside as aides described gradual improvement.
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Washington
Eaoe House
Lee
Dean Rusk
Kenedy
Anmenne Ethane
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
South America
Uva
Utgross
Wurut
Janet
Pierre Salincian
Dent
Urban Projects Included In Demo- Multi-Billion Plan
The House passed a multi-billion dollar housing and urban development bill by 235 to 178, aligning with President Kennedy's recommendations. The measure would fund four years or more, expanding housing and related aid while opponents sought a shorter, trimmed version. The House and Senate work on related education and loan provisions, with final wording due in a conference next week.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
The
Treasury
Legisla
White House
Sen
House Committee
House Rules Committee
Young Republican Leadership Battle For National Chair
Three Republicans contend for the national Young Republicans chair as the convention closes Saturday at Minneapolis. Candidates Hughes Berrey and Nadasdy tout conservatism while Kennedy prestige disputes headline the opening session. Goldwater will speak Friday and Nixon Saturday. Shriners pick Chicago for 1963 convention bringing up to 75000 attendees and families.
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Minneapolis
Robert E. Hughes
Greenwood
Indiana
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
Laos
Eisenhower
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Richard Nixon
Shriners
Chicago
Miami
UPI
Shrine
Face Lifting A City More Project A Details
In this Ed notes section the fifth installment discusses Urban Development Project A in Anderson. It questions whether displaced families will find sufficient housing and how moves will be managed. It notes lack of figures, government awareness, and looming questions of where residents may go if forced to move and how buybacks or housing options will be handled. Page 7 reference.
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Anderson
Federal
Department of Re- Housing
Imove
Ling
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vi
Born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bernard Wade 423 Nichol Ave a girl Mr and Mrs Donald Ellis 2318 Sedar St a boy Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bays 425 Lewis Dr a girl Mr and Mrs J C Talley Middletown a boy Mr and Mrs James Cagle 112 Washington St a boy
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St. John’s Hospital
Bernard Wade
Nichol Ave
Donald Ellis
Sedar St
Kenneth Bays
Lewis Dr
J. C. Talley
Middletown
James Cagle
Washington St
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