Kennedy Trade Bill Faces Setback In House Debate
Washington reports say President Kennedy’s foreign trade expansion plan suffered a serious setback in the House as Rep Noah Mason signals a possible substitute motion He may push a trade act continuation while weighing aid provisions for workers and industries hurt by imports The Senate Finance Committee weighing debt ceiling hike amid clash with Byrd and Mansfield and a hospital care plan for the aged under Social Security is anticipated to shift to amendments later this week Bogota notes a rare fact about South America’s only nation with Atlantic and Pacific seaboards.
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Washington
LPT
Kennedy
House
Noah Mason
Means Committee
Mason
Senate
Treasury
Douglas Dilson
Byrd Committee
Senate Also Apparently Will Be the Battleground Late This Week For Theloor
Mike Mansfield
Mont
AC Instructor To Begin Study In Scandinavia
Miss Gertrude Wunsch of Anderson College physical education departs New York Aug 7 for a Scandinavian seminar in Copenhagen as sabbatical leave. She joins about 100 participants studying Danish folk schools and language with programs extending to Norway Sweden and possibly Finland to enhance teacher training and international relations.
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Gertrude Wenseh
Anderson College
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
United
Wunsch
Miss Wunsch
Parge
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Blo nd high schooler cycles across Indiana toward Massachusetts
A Sunset Light high school freshman named Dean Millman rode a two wheel journey across Indiana on US 24 aiming for Williamstown Massachusetts by July 4. Police spotted him in a telephone booth near Loganport and he slept at the Central Fire Station with a barber giving a free cut. He travels 86 to 100 miles daily on an English style bike with ten gears two of which are not working. He wears Bermuda shorts a sports shirt and a cap and carries two changes of clothes. His electrician father Henry supports the trip though his mother objects.
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Logansport
Ind
Sunset
Utah
Henry
Hoosierland Weather Forecast Keeps Sunny Days Ahead
United Press International reports Hoosierland will enjoy at least two more days of fair weather with daytime highs in the mid 80s or higher. A few isolated thundershowers are unlikely in the extreme southwest Wednesday and Thursday. Highs Tuesday reached the 60s at South Bend and in Terre Haute areas.
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United Press International
Resignation of Dr Paul Sobel from Iron Mountain First United
Dr Paul Sobel, pastor of First United Presbyterian Church Iron Mountain Kingsford Michigan, resigns effective Sept 1 to become Associated Field Administrator for National Missions in the Synod of Michigan United Presbyterian Church. Born May 4 1918 in Anderson Indiana, he holds a BDiv from McCormick Theological Seminary 1943 and has led churches in Kerkhoven Maynard Manistique and Tron Mountain. He and Mrs Sobel have five children Barbara Mary Becky Lou Debby Ann Joey and David.
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Paul Sobel
First United Presbyterian Church
Iron Mountain-Kingsford
Mich
Synod of Michigan
United Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Upland
Tnd
Northern Baptist Seminary
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Kerkhoven
Maynard
Sobel
Barbara Mary
Alma, Mich
Becky Lou
Debby Ann
Joey
David
Auto Production 1962 Hits Milestones Amid Ford Strike
U S Car Production passes 3 5 million in 1962 with first five months over three million. Ford strike idles all passenger car output slowing June and influencing 1963 model plans. Studebaker ends 1962 output as others reach build out. Industry drops to 106 944 last week signaling weak early summer demand.
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Detroit
Ford
Honor Heifer Project Head Elected to Brethren Board
The Rev Dan West of Goshen Indiana head of the Honor Heifer Project was chosen for the General Brotherhood Board of the Church of the Brethren at Ocean Grove New Jersey during a six day world assembly. Conference action also appointed new leaders including moderator elect Dr Harry K Zeller Jr and vice chair Dr DeWitt L Muller. The meeting urged global peace efforts and approved sending observers to church unity talks and supporting wholesome films while renewing ministry studies.
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Dan West
Goshen
Ind
General Brotherhood Board
Church of the Brethren
Ocean Grove
Anderson
New Starr
Anderson Church
Nevin al
Zuck
Elizabethtown
Ehurch
Andrew W. Cordier
United Nations
Wail
School of Iternational Affairs
Columbia Uiversity
Washington, D.C
Brethren
Oberlin
Ohio
University of Iiinois
Champaign-Urbana
Harry K. Zeller Jr
la Verne
Calif
DeWitt L. Muller
Hagerstown
Harold D. Fasnacht
la Verne College
California
Calvert N. Ellis
Juniata College
Huntington
Sim Togaski
Oakland
Peace Education
Edward K. Ziegler
Gekton
Van
YMCA Luncheons and Meetings Schedule Listed
The notice lists activities at the YMCA including a Business Men's 218 Anderson Brotherhood luncheon, Garden Room dinners, Soroptimists and Girls State events, multiple swim sessions, and a Boys' Adventure Hike. It notes a request for a loan to fund a car development plant and municipal projects with local aid from Russell MayLure on Tuesday.
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Anderson Brotherhood
Jordan
Russell MavLure
Supreme Court Rehear For Yellin No Talk Case
The Supreme Court assigns for reargument Edward Yellin who refused to answer questions on communism before a House subcommittee in Gary Indiana in 1938. He was a University of Colorado senior at the time and was jailed after Hammond trial. His lawyers claim the subcommittee violated rules by not hearing him in closed session.
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Washington
Spl
Supreme Court
Edward Yellin
House
Gary
Ind
Yellin
University of Colorado Engineering School
Hammond
Illinois
Royal Baby Likes Royal Flowers at Buckingham Palace
Britain marks National Baby Week with Prince Andrew described as an active toddler who digs up royal flowers. A friend notes his fondness for gardening alarms the palace gardeners as Queen Elizabeth II’s son enjoys his first open summer.
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London
Britain
Prince Andrew
Buckingham Palace
Lawmakers Debate School Prayer Practices After Court Ruling
Lawmakers continued discussions from page one on whether teachers may lead class prayer and the impact on school practices. Some groups viewed the court ruling as challenging Bible reading the Lord's Prayer Christmas carols and school events.
New JFK Seeks Tariff Powers in Trade Legislation
The article notes President Kennedy pressing for expanded tariff bargaining powers to zero under certain conditions. It also mentions support from several congressmen across parties for a brief extension of the current program, potentially delaying new trade agreements for three years.
Indiana Supreme Court Holds Bonding Limit Ruling
Judge Arch N. Bobbitt leads a majority ruling that upholds constitutional constraints on local debt in Indiana. Landis and Achor write separate opinions while the dissent cites different interpretations of property value for taxation. County and statewide voting figures are listed, with regional outcomes and implications for local tax finance.
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Arch N. Bobbitt
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Amos W. Jackson
Versailles
Harold E. Achor
Anderson
Frederick Landis
Logansnort
Bobbitt
Indiana
Fe Eearse Landis
Acher
Walter Horn
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Supreme Court rejects Hutcheson rehearing bid
The Supreme Court refused to rehear Maurice al Hutcheson in his contempt of Congress case. Hutcheson, leader of the Carpenters Union, faces a 2 to 14 year term after bribery convictions and a separate six month jail sentence with a $300 fine for contempt for refusing to answer Senate Rackets Committee questions. His appeal from the sentence is pending. the court had earlier denied a prior appeal.
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Washington
UPL
Supreme Court
Carpenters’ Union
Maurice al Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Hutcheson
Congress
Senate
High Court
Republican Ralph Gregory Named to Indiana War Memorial Commission
Indianapolis. Governor Welsh named Ralph Gregory a Bloomington banker and World War I veteran to the Indiana War Memorial Commission. Gregory replaces William Steinert who resigned at Welsh's request. Gregory is expected to back a rule change allowing state owned War Memorial auditorium usage by the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. His term runs to July 13, 1963.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ralph Gregory
Bloomington
Welsh
Statehouse
Gregory
Indiana Civil Liberties Anton
Wiliam Steinert
Princeton
Steinert
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
ICLU
Citizens First National Bank
Hospital Dismissals Include Four Names
Four patients were discharged from St. John’s Hospital including John Eades of Muncie Francis Waliser of Alexandria and Mrs Maxine Boicourt of Marylandville.
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Frospital
John Eades
Muncie
Francis Waliser
Alexandria
Maxine Boicourt
Marylansilla
Anderson Obituaries
Burial will be in Vinson in Mermor Cemetery Summitville.
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Vinson
Mermor Cemetery
Summitville
Ewing Funeral Home
R. C. Coleman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Died at Birth and Multiple Obituaries Across Indiana
Gladys Pearl Sosbe died at birth at St John Hospital in Indianapolis. Father with Radio Cab Co. survivors include parents, a brother, two half-sisters and grandparents. Multiple obituaries note Lewis Everett Anderson 86 of Summitville. Genevieve Whitehead 59 of Anderson. Ella Bowyer 83 of Anderson. Anna Fatzinger 86 of Middletown. Everett Judd 64 of Indianapolis area. other services listed with funeral details and survivors.
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Gladys Pearl Sosbe
Gladys Pearl
iCharles KE
Carrie Elizabeth “Compton Sosbe
19Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Radio Cab Company
La-Brother
Charles E. Jr
Hhome
Patricia
Elaine Sosbe
Mary K. Sosbe
Memphis, Tenn
Abs
Charles L. Compton
Louisville
kKy
Roy Jackson
Lewis Anderson
Summitville
Lewis Everett Anderson
Elsie Hawkins
Lee
Wabash
Pearl Carey
Flint
Mich
East Maplene
John E. Siner
First Methodist Churchs
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John Nulle
John Lloyd Nulle
Meridian St
Joe Mason
Hiday Funeral Home
Noblesville
Joe W. Ma
Robert W. Pribley
Nulle
Elizabeth Coffee
Florence
Ala
First Methodist
Alabama
11Th and
Meridian
Sts
First Methodist Church
Lillian Bassett
Ipdinanannis
Genevieve Whitehead
Genevieve R Whitehead
Meridiar St
Grant Whitehead
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Elwood City
Harolc
E. Rozelle
Clara Nell Crowell
Vera Ja Moore
Deloris D
Rita K. Mason
Billie Ray
Springfield
Proud
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Woodrow
Pauline Williams
Maddie Cowart
Vinda Craft
Willie White
Iron City
Coaliin Funeral Home
Ella Bowyer
Church of A ‘ He Nazarene
Ella Rozena
Crownland E. Rozelle
Cemete Noblesvill
George A. Harris
East Snanes Lynn
Anna Fatzinger
Middletown
Anna Viola Paizinger
N. Ath St
Everett Judd
Bullard Everett Judd
Shirey Funeral Home
Mid- St
Worddletown
J. Aubert
Friends Smith
Sixth Street Christian
Baker Brothers Fupe
Miller Cemetery
Midneral Home
Ietown
Alice
Charles
Ernest
Anderson
Earl B
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Wyne
Auburn
Ind
L. D
Myrtle Sandifur
Arthur
Heniser
Farmland
Virgil “Heniser
Bloomington
Robert Heniser
Indianapolis
Meeks Mortuary
Muncie
Thursda
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
John Allman of Summitville age 83 died early Monday. longtime Delaware County resident and former Producers Dairy fireman. Multiple local residents listed as survivors in Madison area death notices. volcanic activity reported at Etna. Queen Elizabeth knighted 43 people in London summer ceremony. Ansen of Canada plans a million dollar plant expansion for photographic products.
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John Allman
Summitville
Sue
Delaware County
University Ave
Muncie
Allman
High Street Methodist Church
ANSCO
Toronto
GPE
Ansen of Canada Ltd
General Aniline & Film Corp
Binghamton, Nly
Chambers Plans Campaign Conference With GOP Leaders
Chambers will join a three day Republican Conference sponsored by the Republican Congressional Committee. He will meet with National Chairman William E Miller House Campaign Chairman Bob Wilson Barry Goldwater Sen. Campaign Chairman Charles Hiadock and other leaders. Chambers seeks a decisive victory after a five month recount challenging his 1960 election in Congress. He is a former bi school teacher Republican chairman of Madison County and the Fifth District, and served in World War II. He currently practices law in Anderson.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Chambers
William E. Miller
House
Bob Wilson
Barry Goldwater
Charles E. Hiadock
Madison County
Fifth Congressional District
Anderson
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Scandinavia
Rom Wheaton Coli
University of Kentucky
India
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Asbu College
Hoosier
Hoosierland
U.S
Bullpup Project
New York
Bulova Watch Co, Inc
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Martin
Eee
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George Hitchings
American Airlines
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San Francisco Society of Secur
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YMCA
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Park Ave
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Starke
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Sullivan
Brown
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Adams
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Ethhart
Fayette
Floyd
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Tipton
Union
Vermillion No
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Warrick
Wayne
Wells
White
UPD
Discount Corp
Briggs, Shaedle & Co
First Boston’ Corp
Salamon Brothers & Hulzier
M&t Digeaunt Corp
Pittsburgh
Steel Corp
National Tube Division
McKeesport
Page
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Mila
Richardson
Olsen
Vaca
Midway
Harness
St. John’s
Tennessee
Firestone Industrial Products Company
Church of the Nazarene
Northinertila
West
Hillsboro
Victor
Anna L. Lloyd Nulle
Pan Club
Kappa Alpha Phi
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Maxine Perkins
Juanita Max- Gaarles Odomine Perkins
Rt. 3
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Prankton
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George Lundsford
Joyce M. Adair
Carol Weatherly
Hendricks
Blance Weaver
Nichol Ave
Pearl Dayton
Roy Hollowell
Clark
Georgia Smith
R. R
Mildred Skehan
Lath St
Betty Turner
Diana Hinkle
Chesterfield
Janet Eisendise
Daugh- Pendleton
Diccie Alexander
Elsie Norrick
Miller
Jacqueline Harper
Costello
Katherine Goodnight
Forest
Josephine Stilwell
Janice Cox
Walton
Ruth Koons
Silver
Edith Carroll
Jacquéline Reeves
E. 29Th St
Marilyn Hester
Pearl
Thelma Pyle
Jefferson
Rome
Ety
Sharon Anne Hahn
Lloyd Hahn Sr
Elwood
U. S. Navy Women’s Recruit Training Center
Bainbridge
Yeamen
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