London Papers Criticize Kennedy Amid European Press Fury
The London Times sharply rebukes President Kennedy's leadership, claiming political disarray and reliance on pressure groups. The dispatch ties the criticism to Cuban, Berlin, and disarmament issues and notes varying views among European officials.
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Explosion report expected today at Lehigh Portland Cement plant
Investigators planned to announce results of their inquiry into the blast that leveled a Lehigh Portland Cement shipping building in Mitchell Indiana. Four people were killed and eight injured Wednesday as natural gas fed to a water heater ignited by a spark or flame. About a dozen insurance investigators and company officials collected fragments of pipe and metal from the 180 by 60 foot rebuilt site.
Union Leaders Downplay Court Ruling on Dues
AFL-CIO officials say a late court decision on union dues affects only about one million members under the Railway Labor Act and does not alter how unions pursue labor-backed legislation or elect friendly leaders. They stress overall political spending by unions remains unchanged.
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Washington
UPH
Afl-Cio
Kennedy Visit Sails Latin America Prospect
An AP report suggests Latin America faces economic drift and uncertainty. The piece notes President Kennedy's possible trip to the region to address dissent and financial issues, highlighting remarks by Kennedy aide Kersney and the challenge of calculating the area’s prospects.
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South America
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Steel prices spread to export market and pipeline plans floated
U S Steel Corp halted semi finished steel sales to overseas buyers due to no orders at published prices. Eight major oil firms consider a Gulf Coast to Baltimore Washington pipeline to hedge against strikes. C&O reveals a 232 million five year program to rehabilitate the B& O Railroad. Retail sales improve year over year and week over week per Dan & Bradstreet. A 13 year old Indianapolis boy dies from a field shooting. A Gary, Indiana three year old Johnny Calderon is killed when hit by a truck.
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Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissed patients include Mrs. Margaret Crabtree of 22 Highol Avenue Vern Smith of 226 E 13th Street and Roger Ritz of Pendleton. Others named are David Ellis Route 1 Ludwig Anker Route 4 Neil Hudson 266 Main Street and Mrs. Marjorie Gustin 1410 Mountain Street plus numerous residents from Pendleton Alexandria and Frankton with street addresses listed.
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Iighol
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Roger Ritz
Pendleton
David Ellis
Ludwig Anker
Neil Hudson
Main St. Francis Hinkle
Marjorie Gustin
James Bradley
Walnut
James Turner
Loren Holycross
Rolland Rhea
Alexandria
Eddie Boone
Anna Brundage
Joseph Costello
Main St
Kathleen Adams
W. Vinding Way
Charles McKinsey
Meride
Katherine Gibson
Pache
Katherine Barr
Carol Cortrecht
Cone Cal
Kennedy Aides Debate Seamen Strike Amid Crisis
White House aides discussed President Kennedy's status and a possible 20 day injunction against the strike as Kennedy continued penicillin treatment. Attendees at the press conference reported Kennedy’s fever subsiding. doctors said back infection showed no signs. City, state, and labor figures pressed for resolution as ships unions and operators debated Goldberg's peace plan and the stir of the Berlin crisis.
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Delaware County
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Castro Seeks Tractor Swap for Cuban Prisoners
Castro proposed trading 1,214 prisoners for bulldozers and tractors in a potential humanitarian deal. He later narrowed the offer to 1,167 available prisoners and 2,000 smaller tractors, rejecting a heavier tractor package.
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Anderson Obituaries: Jacob Nichols and Mary Wilmoth
Obituaries from Anderson note the death of Jacob Lavere Nichols at 3 25 p m Friday in St Johns Hospital. Born February 2 1912 he was the son of Loz and Lena Nichols and lifelong resident of Anderson. Also listed is Mary Louise Wilmoth age 77 of 2307 West 25th Street who died Thursday in St John’s Hospital. She was born December 4 1883 in Madison County and had lived in Anderson for 35 years. Survivors include two daughters and a son. Burial arrangements are pending with local funeral homes.
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Wilmoth
Barth Place Methodist Church
I*ndianapolis
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Jeanette Dusn
Donald F. Wilmeth Jr
Baker Brothers
Don £. Crandlinard
Arrow Avenue Wesleyan Methodist Church
Alva Ice
Fletcher St
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First Church of the Nazarene
Anderson Memorial Park
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St. John’s Hospital
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Carton
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Chicago
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Church of God In Christ
Samuel Smith died at 20 in Warrington services set
Samuel Smith 20 Warrington died Thursday funeral 10 a m at Maple Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church Nashville with viewing one hour before services. Burial in McCrar Cemetery Wilkinson. Arrangements by Condo jand Son Funeral Home Wilkinson.
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Samuel Smith
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Maple Grove
Wages by the week and Project A housing questions
A local discussion examines funding steps for a new home. It notes locating a lot, sizing the house, and sources such as FHA loans or bank loans, while a 40-year no down payment option remains debated amid congressional and realtor opposition.
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United States Congress
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Redevelopment Department
Tokyo Earthquake Jolt Shakes Downtown Tokyo
A sharp quake centered in Chiba Prefecture rattled Tokyo Friday night but caused no injuries or damage. The Central Meteorological Agency said the quake registered three on a seven point scale.
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Space X15 flight breaks speed record in edge of space
Five hours into the test flight the countdown lagged by technical issues but the X15 accelerated past 3,690 mph, surpassing the prior 3,307 mph mark. Pilot Allen White faced a temporary fore head pressure spike but landed safely. The craft may reach 4,000 mph and altitudes near 100 miles with future space missions.
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Federal raid uncovers numbers operation in Anderson area
Federal agents report a numbers racket unearthed by a February raid, with arrests on March 3 and seizure of about 3000 used betting slips 1500 unused bets and over $50 in cash. Investigators say the scheme spanned several nearby cities with roughly 200 writers handling large wagers daily.
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Indianapolis
New York Stock Exchange
Dome Raising at Anderson Church Auditorium Details
Construction on the Anderson Church of God auditorium advances with a 24 foot dome on heavy columns. Post tensioning will place about a million pounds of stress on the concrete compression ring prior to raising the dome around Aug 2. Ken Ritchhart says the four hour lift, controlled from a central console, will complete the dome stage and interior work will follow.
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Anderson
Church of ‘God
Accidents injure several in Pendleton and Summitville
A station wagon driven by Robert Leslie skidded 250 feet and struck a utility pole injuring multiple people including Dorothy King who was reported critical but later listed as in fair condition. A second crash near Summitville involved Dester Winchester and Rex McCoy with injuries to both drivers treated at St Johns Hospital. Damaged property at a CIE Cullen station caused about 2000 dollars in losses and truck damage estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Dorothy King
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St. John's Hospital
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Wowanda Leslie
Abie Rogers
Violas Rogers
Summitville
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Fairmount
Rex McCoy
Rushville
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Unclear OCR Item About Burial Details
Fragmentary text references services for a James with a burial planned at Mesy shaniesburg Cemetery and a church service led by Rev F, with a 2pm time and Meridian address. Details are garbled and non-specific.
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