Trade expansion plan hits House setback in Kennedy push
Washington APs report shows President Kennedy's foreign trade expansion proposal facing a major setback after Rep. Noah Mason Ill moves to torpedo key tariff cuts. Senate action looms on debt ceiling to 308 billion and on hospital care plan for the aged under Social Security amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Washington
APS
Kennedy
House
Noah Mason
Ill
Ways & Means Committee
Mason
Senate
Finance Committee
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Byrd
Mike Mansfield Mont
Bogota's Coastal Reach Across Two Oceans
Colombia stands as the sole South American nation with coastlines on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, a geographic distinction highlighted from the capital Bogota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Columbia
AC Instructor To Begin Study In Scandinavia
Miss Gertrude Wunsch of Anderson College will attend a 1962 63 Scandinavian seminar on sabbatical leave. She departs Aug 7 from New York for Copenhagen to study Danish folk school based physical education programs with travel to Norway Sweden and possibly Finland. Wunsch holds an MA from Kentucky and has studied at Indiana and Michigan State Universities and taught at Asbury College and Anderson College since 1955.
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Gertrude Wunsch
Anderson College
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Wunsch
Miss Wunsch
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Wheaton College
University of Kentucky
Indiana University
Michigan State University
Asbury College
Ohio University
Jay C. Thompson
Park Ave
Ohio School
Hoosier Police Aid Bicycle Rider From Utah
A blond high school freshman from Sunset Utah rides across Indiana on U S 24 toward Williamstown Massachusetts to reach his former home by July 4. A local policeman and Central Fire Station staff help him sleeping overnight and a barber offers a free haircut. He travels 80 to 100 miles daily on an English style bike with 10 gears two nonworking. He plans to return to Utah by bus in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Sunset
Utah
Indiana
U.S
Williamstown
Mass
San Dean Millman
Central Fire Station
Henry
Dr Paul Sobel resigns as Iron Mountain pastor tolead National Missions
Dr. Paul Sobel pastor of First United Presbyterian Church Iron Mountain Kingsford Mich resigns effective Sept 1 to become Associated Field Administrator for National Missions in the Synod of Michigan United Presbyterian Church He is a 1918 birth Anderson IN graduate and musician with 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
Ind
Northern Baptist Seminary
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Kerkhoven
Maynard
Minn
Church of the Redeemer
Manistique
Iron Mountain
Mrs. Sobel
Barbara Mary
Alma, Mich
Becky Lou
Debby Ann
Joey
David
U S Car Production Tops 3 5 Million On YearSlow Ford Strike Cools Output
Detroit AP reports 1962 auto production exceeds 3.5 million but may miss 3.7 million first half forecast. Ford strike limits June output to about 55 000 to 550 000 while Studebaker ends 1962 models and others enter build out. Industry total last week 106 944 cars, the lowest since Christmas, with gains hinging on Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Studebaker
Hoosierland Weather Forecast Extended Sunny Days Ahead
Forecasters say Hoosierland will have at least two more fair days with daytime temperatures in the mid 80s or higher. Isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers possible in extreme southwest Wednesday and Thursday. Tuesday highs reached 91 in Terre Haute and near 80s elsewhere. Overnight lows ranged from 61 in South Bend to 67 in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Honor Heifer Project Head Elected to Brethren Board
The Rev. Dan West of Goshen Indiana was elected to the General Brotherhood Board of the Church of the Brethren at Ocean Grove New Jersey. The six day world assembly urged healing the broken and advancing peace with projects including a Washington peace march and a study of Brethren in ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan West
Goshen
Ind
General Brotherhood Board
Church of the Brethren
Ocean Grove
N.J
Anderson
Anderson Church
Nevin H. Zuck
Elizabethtown
Andrew W. Cordier
United Nations
School of International Affairs
Columbia University
Washington
D.C
Brethren
Oberlin
Ohio
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Harry K. Zeller Jr
la Verne
Calif
DeWitt L. Miller
Hagerstown
Harold D. Fasnacht
la Verne College
California
Calvert N. Ellis
Juniata College
Huntington
Sim Togaski
Oakland
Edward K. Ziegler
Oakton
Charlies E. Zunkel
Port Republic
Ray Emmert
Des Moines
Iowa
YMCA Activity Schedule With Various Programs Listed
Amman Jordan reports Jordan requesting a 12 million dollar U S loan to fund a five year development plan including new schools and municipal projects per U S aid chief Russell MacLure. The YMCA timetable lists multiple swim activities and events across the day with specific start times from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
UPI
Russell MacLure
Supreme Court Reconsiders No Talk Case of Yellin
The Supreme Court orders reargument for Edward Yellin who refused to answer questions on communism before a House Subcommittee in Gary Indiana in 1958. Yellin then a University of Colorado senior faced a Hammond Indiana trial life jail term and a 250 dollar fine. He argues the subcommittee violated its rules by denying private hearings when public questioning could harm his reputation.
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Illinois
Yellin
Subcommittee
Counties share in 1962 primary turnout by Indiana county
The article lists the top and mid tier Indiana counties by turnout percentage in the 1962 primary, led by Martin at 74.33 percent and Jasper at 68.05, with many others shown in order. It notes a higher turnout in Vigo Terre Haute and nearpopulous counties, then shifts to a New York banking rate rise affecting bankers acceptances.
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Martin
Jasper
Pulaski
Clay
Adams
Vigo
Terre Haute
Lake ‘Gary
Hammond
East Chicago
Vanderburgh
Evansville
Delaware
Muncie
St. Joseph
South Bend -Mishawaka
LaPorte
Michigan City
Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Madison
Anderson
Elkhart
Marion
Indianapolis
Allen
Fort Wayne
Bartholomew
Benton
Blackford
Boone
Brown
Carroll
Cass
Clark
Clinton
Crawford
Daviess
Dearborn
Decatur
DeKalb
Delawae
Dubois
Fayette
Floyd
Fountain
Franklin
Fulton
Gibson
Grant
Greene
Hamilton
Hancock
Harrison
Hendricks
Henry
Howard
Huntington
Jackson
Jay
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Knox
Kosciusko
LaGrange
Lake
Lawrence
Marshall
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Newton
Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Parke
Perry
Pike
Porter
Posey
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Shelby
Spencer
Starke
Steuben
Sullivan
Switzerland
Tipton
Union
Vermillion
Wabash
Warren
Warrick
Washington
Wayne
Wells
White
Whitley
Indiana Supreme Court opens to constitutional bond limits ruling
Judge Arch N. Bobbitt leads the Indiana Supreme Court majority stating increases to bonding limits must come via constitutional amendment. Landis dissents, arguing the provision refers to taxable value not assessed value, and warns of restricted local finance. Acter and Landis stress legislature could adjust by value reassessment or amendment. taxpayers association calls it a win for taxpayers. Local schools may feel pressure for higher state revenue.
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Arch N. Bobbitt
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Norman F. Atterburn
Vincennes
Amos W. Jackson
Versailles
Harold E. Actor
Anderson
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Bobbitt
Indiana
Landis
Acter
Walter Horn
Indiana Taxpayers Association
Royal Baby Finds Joy in Royal Flowers Awakening Gardeners
London AP reports during National Baby Week Prince Andrew at 28 months is described as an active toddler who loves digging up the royal flowers. A palace friend says he is sweet and energetic, troubling palace gardeners with his gardening interests. Queen Elizabeth II’s third child remains second in line to the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Prince Andrew
Prince Andrew Albert Christian Edward
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Lawmakers Silent on Prayer Practices in Schools
Lawmakers may stay quiet as debates continue over whether teachers can lead classes in prayer. The unresolved question includes if a teacher can lead Bible reading and Lord's Prayer, while opinions reflect opposition to school prayer and religious activities like Christmas carols, plays, and Easter pageants.
Law expands JFK tariff powers and bargaining reach
The legislation greatly increases presidential tariff powers and allows bargaining down to zero in certain cases. A brief extension of the present program, potentially delaying new trade agreements for a year, attracts appeal among many congressmen across parties.
Chambers to Lead Three Day Republican Conference
Chambers will be joined by campaign managers for a three day conference sponsored by the Republican Congressional Committee. He will meet leaders including National Chairman William E. Miller House Campaign Chair Bob Wilson and Senatorial Campaign Chairman Barry Goldwater. Chambers seeks a decisive victory after a five month vote recount left him counted out in 1960. He is a former high school teacher Madison County Republican chairman and Fifth District party leader, Army veteran, and practicing lawyer in Anderson.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Chambers
William E. Miller
House
Bob Wilson
Barry Goldwater
Charles E. Halleck
Madison County
Fifth Congressional District
Anderson
United States Steel to close McKeesport tube plant
UPI reports US Steel Corp will shut its National Tube Division plant in McKeesport for 10 days starting July 4 due to a falloff in orders. The plant had planned a weeklong break beginning July 8 for vacations and repairs, but the shutdown was moved up because demand for seamless tube products is weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
US Steel Corp
National Tube Division
McKeesport
Free Fair Sees Weekend Start With Midway and Fireworks
Richardson notes infield parking at 5th and Milton. Olsen Shows opens the midway for a Saturday start. Fireworks light Monday night and harness racing runs the next four evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Richardson
Olsen
Supreme Court denies Hutcheson rehearing bid in contempt case
The Supreme Court rejected a request by Carpenters Union President Maurice A. Hutcheson for a rehearing of his contempt of Congress case. Hutcheson, tied to Indiana highway scandals, faces an appeal from a 2 to 14 year prison term after bribery convictions and a 1958 six month jail term plus a $500 fine for contempt for refusing to answer Senate inquiries.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
Carpenters Union
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Indianapolis
Hutcheson
Congress
Senate
Backets Committee
High Court
Republican Ralph Gregory Named to Indiana War Memorials Commission
Governor Welsh appointed 69 year old Bloomington banker Ralph Gregory to the Indiana War Memorials Commission replacing William Steinert who resigned. Gregory, a World War I veteran and bank vice president, is expected to back a rule change to allow use of the War Memorial auditorium by the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. He is a Veterans of Foreign Wars member and former American Legion member. The term runs to July 18, 1963.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ralph Gregory
Bloomington
Indiana War Memorials Commission
Welsh
Statehouse
Gregory
Commission
War Memorial
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
William Steinert
Princeton
Steinert
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
ICLU
Citizens First National Bank
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns Hospital
A list of patients discharged from St Johns Hospital includes John Eades Muncie Francis Waltser Alexandria Mrs Maxine Boicourt Markleville and many others with addresses in Indianapolis Pendleton and nearby towns. In another brief the eruption of Mt Etna hurled lava and ash 2500 feet into the air as experts expect lava flow to have begun Tuesday.
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St. John’s Hospital
John Eades
Muncie
Francis Waltser
Alexandria
Maxine Boicourt
Markleville
George Lundsford
E. 14Th St
Rome
UPI
Mt. Etna
Obituary notices from Anderson area list multiple deaths
Gladys Pearl Sosbe the infant daughter of Charles E and Carrie Elizabeth Sosbe died at birth in St John Hospital. Survivors include parents a brother Charles E Jr two half sisters Patricia Elaine and Mary K Sosbe maternal grandparents Charles L Compton Louisville and paternal grandmother Mrs Roy Jackson Anderson. Graveside service at East Maplewood Cemetery led by Rev John E Siner arrangements by Brown and Butz. John Lloyd Nulle died in Indianapolis aged about 40 with service at Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery. Lewis Everett Anderson died at 86 at his daughter Elsie Hawkins home in Elwood. He worked at Elwood Tin Plate and was a carpenter. Survivors include two daughters two sons a brother sister and many grandchildren. Joe Mason died at 50 in Florence Alabama while visiting relatives. He had lived in Noblesville since 1950 and worked at Firestone Industrial Products. Anna Viola Fatzinger died aged 86 in Middletown with funeral at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home and burial in Miller Cemetery. Charles F Odom died 82 in Frankton with service at Frankton Christian Church and burial Pruitt Cemetery.
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Gladys Pearl Sosbe
Gladys Pearl
Charles E
Carrie Elizabeth Compton Sosbe
St. John’s Hospital
Radio Cab Company
Charles E. Jr
Patricia Elaine Sosbe
Mary K. Sosbe
Memphis
Louisville, Ky
Roy Jackson
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
John E. Siner
First Methodist Church
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John Lloyd Nulle
Meridian St
Waltz and Hiday
Robert W. Pribley
Nulle
11Th and
Meridian Sts
Lillian Bassett
Indianapolis
Madison County
Elwood Tin Plate Factory
Pentecostal Church
Pearl Cunningham
Summitville
Hawkins
John
Lee
Wabash
Pearl Carey
Flint
Mich
Ewing Funeral Home
R. C. Coleman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Joe Mason
Noblesville
Joe W. Mason
Elizabeth Coffee Hospital
Florence
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Firestone Industrial Products Company
Mason
Church of the Nazarene
Lula Mae
Clara Nell Crowell
Vera Jo Moore
Deloris D
Rita K. Mason
Billie Ray
Springfield
Floyd
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Woodrow
Pauline Williams
Maddie Cowart
Vinda Craft
Willie White
Iron City
Coaltrm Funeral Home
Wayne Welton
Crownland Cemetery
Obituaries and funeral services from local churches and funeral homes
Services for Mrs. Genevieve R. Whitehead 59 of 1911 Meridian Street will be at 10 a.m. today at St Marys Catholic Church conducted by Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery. Also, services for Mrs Ella Rozella Bowyer 88 Rt 3 Anderson at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev George A Harris of Fast Lynn Christian Church. Burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Everett Judd 64 of 2610 W 25th Street death Monday. arrangements awaiting word from distant relatives. friends may visit after 2 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Maxine Perkins 45 of Rt 3 Pendleton death Sunday. services 1:30 p.m. today at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with Rev William Howenstine. burial in Jones Cemetery near Yorktown. Friends receiving at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Odom Frankton
Charles F. Odom
Frankton
Genevieve R. Whitehead
Meridian St
Grant Whitehead
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Elwood City Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Ella Rozella Bowyer
Rt. 3
Anderson
Harol E. Rozelle
George A. Harris
Fast Lynn Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Everett Judd
W. 25Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Maxine Perkins
Juanita Maxine Perkins
Pendleton
Brown and Butz
William Howenstine
Whetstone
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
John Allman 83 of Summitville died Monday after a life in Delaware County. He retired as a Pro ducers Dairy fireman in Muncie and farmed locally. Survived by wife Alice, three sons, a daughter, a brother and sister, stepsons and grandchildren. Meeks Mortuary Muncie to conduct services Thursday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allman
Summitville
Delaware County
University Ave
Muncie
Allman
High Street
Alice
Meeks Mortuary
Ansco of Canada plans million dollar plant
Ansco of Canada Ltd announced a new million dollar plant to expand its Canadian operations. The facility will produce photographic products also made by General Aniline and Film Corp at its Binghamton New York plant. Construction starts this fall with operations set to begin by September 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
UPI
Ansco of Canada Ltd
General Aniline & Film Corp
Binghamton, N.Y
Forty three knighted in Queen birthday honors ceremony
Queen Elizabeth knighted forty three people at Buckingham Palace in the first of two summer ceremonies honoring her birthday list.
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London
UPI
Buckingham Palace
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Martin Co
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American Airlines
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Anderson News
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YMCA
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Briggs, Shaedle & Co
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Salomon Brothers & Hutzier
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Royal Baby
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Sharon Anne Hahn
Lloyd Hahn Sr
Elwood
U. S. Navy Women’s Recruit Training Center
Bainbridge
Yeoman Training School
Joyce M. Adair
Carol Weatherly
Blance Weaver
Nichol Ave
Pearl Dayton
Roy Hollowell
Georgia Smith
R. R
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E. 15Th St
Betty Turner
Diana Hinkle
Chesterfield
Janet Fisenbise
Diecie Alexander
Elsie Norrick
Miller
Jacqueline Harper
Costello
Katherine Goodnight
Forest
Josephine Stilwell
Janice Cox
Walton
Ruth Koons
Silver
Edith Carroll
State Rd
Elizaeth Jones
John Nulle
Lewis Anderson
Lewis Everett Anderson
Elsie Hawkins
Anna Fatzinger
Middletown
Anna Viola Fatzinger
N. 8Th St
Ballard and Shirey
J. Hubert Smith
Sixth Street Christian Church
Miller Cemetery
Genevieve Whitehead
Ella Bowyer
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