Soviet Union builds 20 or more nuclear submarines
London AP reports Cecil Orr-Ewing says the Soviet Union now has 20 or more nuclear submarines with surface to surface missiles as part of a new maritime strategy to spread Communist influence. He notes a 50 percent expansion of the Soviet merchant fleet and aims for 20 million tons by 1980, while the US has 27 submarines of which 10 carry Polaris.
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London
Soviet Union
Cecil Orr-Ewing
Admiralty
House of Commons
Amaunl
Jane
Orr-Ewing
United States
Egypt
Indonesia
Orr Ewing
Deadline Rush Fails To Break Assembly Logjam
Indiana Senate Republicans failed to suspend rules to advance a balanced 1963-65 budget and the General Assembly faced a fiscal stalemate with the midnight deadline looming. Republicans needed 34 votes but secured only 25, as they had cut spending to align with the 1961-63 tax plan, leaving passage unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
General Assembly
House
Valenicie
Richard O. Ristine
Richard W. Guthrie
Matthew E. Welsh
Wendell Martin
Charles R. Kellum
Mooresville
Rains Expected This Week Across State
An inch or more of rain is expected this week with widespread cloudiness and light to moderate showers. Temperatures will hover near 50 with mid 30s nights as river stages and flood waters impact Indiana highways and local infrastructure. The Ohio crest above flood stage caused damage at Markland dam related facilities.
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Weather Bureau
Indiana
Ohio
Markland Dam
McNamara Flags Cuba Crisis Risk and Contingency Plans
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that any Soviet move to crush a Cuban uprising with more troops would be an invasion. He asserted U S plans are complete and comprehensive and said no evidence exists of a Soviet submarine base in Cuba despite intense surveillance.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Cuba
United States
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hungary
Hebert
Organization of American States
Russia
Durward G. Hall
R-Mo
U. S
Joseph Carroll
Defense Intelligence Agency
Army Engineers Propose Two New Wabash Reservoirs
District and division Army Engineers urge building reservoirs on Big Pine Creek north of Attica and Wildcat Creek east of Lafayette in the middle Wabash River basin with estimated combined costs of 41.4 million. Sugar Creek dam proposal is rejected for lack of economic justification.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Big Pine Creek
Wildcat Creek
Wabash River
Sugar Creek
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Big Pine
Attica
Ind
Wildcat
Lafayette
Roudebush
Army
Sugarcreek
Turkey Run State Park
Shades State Park
Crawfordsville
Board of Engineers For
Congress
Wabash
Wabash Basin
Estes Attorney Seeks Delay Or Transfer In Sol Estes Case
UPI reports in El Paso Texas that Billie Sol Estes seeks a trial delay or transfer to San Antonio on 16 fraud charges tied to a 29 count indictment. Judge Thomason considers delays after juror questioning. 13 counts moved to Pecos for trial. Estes already serves eight years for a Texas state court swindle.
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EL Paso
Tex
UPI
Billie
Estes
Sol Estes
U.S
District Court
San Antonio
U. S
R. Ewing Thomason
Cofer
Thomason
Pecos
Tyler
Rufus D. McLean
U. S. Justice Department
Texas
Paso
Billie Sol
Orestes Man Hurt Seriously In Sunday Accident
James L. Ashley a 19 year old from Orestes was hurt seriously when his car struck a utility pole on Madison Ave Rd just north of Hartman Rd. He said he blacked out while driving north and deputies investigated the crash. The injuries included deep facial and head lacerations and internal trauma.
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James L. Ashley
Orestes
Madison Ave. Rd
Hartman Rd
Ashley
Sheriff's Deputies
Bavaria Likely to Grant Bidault Asylum in Bavaria
Bavaria government says it would grant political asylum to Georges Bidault if he asks, as Adenauer clears the way. Bidault’s underground group aims to topple De Gaulle. an oath to execute him was backed by military officers in Paris.
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Bidault
Steinebach
Germany
UPI
Bavaria
Georges Bidault
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Heinrich Junker
Junker
West Germany
France
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Jean-Marie Bastien- Thiry
Bavarian
Munich
Fresh Russian rifle cartridges fuel Cuban kidnap claim
In a secret Sunday visit to Elbow Cay Bahamian opposition leaders Cyril Stevenson and Henry Taylor with U.S. attorney Charles R. Ashmann presented what they called fresh evidence of the February kidnapping of eight Miami based Cuban exile fishermen. They showed cartridges shovels a grenade a poncho and field packs and said the find supports Castro era weapon use and Cuban involvement despite official denials.
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Miami
UPI
Elbow Cay
Cuba
Cyril Stevenson
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Ashmann
Stevenson
Castro
United States
Indiana General Assembly in overtime as talks with governor continue
Legislative leaders from both parties emerged from a 50 minute closed door conference with Gov. Matthew E. Welsh with no comment on a solution to Indiana's fiscal confusion. The House clock stopped at 11 39 p m EST as the 1963 General Assembly went into overtime. The Senate clock stopped at 11 43 p m.
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Indianapolis
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
General Assembly
Senate
Kennedy urges tax cut and jobs plan to curb unemployment
President Kennedy pressed Congress to move on his tax cut and economic proposals amid rising unemployment. He linked job loss to automation and urged expanded training, education, unemployment insurance, and minimum wage coverage, warning unemployment could rise further if growth stalls.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Labor Department
Ex-Convicts Admit Kidnapping Detectives in Los Angeles
Two ex-convicts Gregory Powell and Jimmy Lee Smith confessed to kidnapping detectives Ian Campbell and Karl Hettinger after a routine traffic stop. Campbell was killed in a field near Bakersfield. Hettinger escaped, aided by a moonlit night. Powell and Smith blamed each other for the officer’s death.
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Los Angeles
API
Hollywood
Gregory Powell
Boulder City
Nev
Jimmy Lee Smith
Ian Campbell
Chatsworth
Karl Hettinger
Campbell
Bakersfield
Calif
Hettinger
City and County Warning on Heavy Loads After Frost Damage
Officials from Madison County and Anderson warn drivers to avoid heavy truckloads on city streets and county roads due to frost weakened ground and extensive damage. County commissioners and road supervisor note soft conditions, warn of pavement breaks, and report ongoing repairs with resurfacing machines awaiting better weather.
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Madison County
Anderson
Jesse Biddle
County Board of Commissioners
William Parker
Biddie
Earl Toombs
Toombs
Child Dies in Fire After Oil Heater Explodes
In Valparaiso Indiana Patty Lynne Hundt age 22 months died from smoke inhalation when an oil heater exploded and ignited the kitchen fire. Firefighters rescued sisters Peggy 5 and Pam 11 months while Edward Jr age 4 escaped on his own. Parents Edward 27 and Lucile 22 were burned critically.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Patty Lynne Hundt
Peggy
Pam
Edward Jr
Edward
Lucile
Tornadoes Rip Through South Health and property damage rise in Alabama and Tennessee
A line of tornadoes struck north Alabama and middle Tennessee causing extensive damage. Cullman County sustained thousands in losses with 75 structures damaged or demolished and two deaths. Five hospitalized in Alabama and one in Tennessee. Other firms reported two fatalities in Cullman and two dozen structures damaged near Murfreesboro and Lawrenceburg.
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Cullman, Ala
Red Cross
Cullman County
Alabama
Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Murfreesboro
Lawrenceburg
Nashville
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Bessemer
Geraldine Brock Bowen
Berlin
Minnie Dunn
Phe- Jan
Four Democrats Enter City Council Race in Local Primary
Four new names joined the Democratic primary list with County Clerk Eugene Creagmile recording yesterday. William R. Strader of 2012 Jefferson Sr. seeks the Second District council seat, Ward Tupman of 3631 Brown St. runs in the Fourth District, Richard Sloan of 210 E Church St. Alexandria petitions for the First District seat, and Richard E. Thompson of 308 West Monroe St. Alexandria files for the city councilman position.
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Eugene Creagmile
William R. Strader
Jefferson Sr
Anderson
Ward Tupman
Brown St
Richard Sloan
E. Church St
Alexandria
Oneal
Richard E. Thompson
West Monroe St
New Arrivals In Anderson Area At Community Hospital
Newborns in Anderson at Community Hospital include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Maynard Summitville a boy to Mr and Mrs John R Lyons Rt 4 a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry McDonald 2726 Seminole Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs James Linville 147 S School St a boy to Mr and Mrs Allen Stiers 310 Jay Dr a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Spangler 1520 W 3rd St a boy
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Community Hospital
Clarence Maynard
Summitville
John R. Lyons
Larry McDonald
Seminole Dr
James Linville
S. School St
Allen Stiers
Jay Dr
Richard Spangler
W. 3Rd St
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Soviet
Bay OF Pigs
U.S. Army
Fla
Jesse P. Unger
Defense Department
John McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
McClellan
Subcommittee
Sylvester
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Philadelphia
Les Woas
Procrastinators’ Club of America
Ls Ge Sas
Bahamas
W. Willard Wirtz
White House
Sgt
P. R. Brooks
The
Los Angeles Homicide Bureau
Powell
Sgt. Brooks
First Methodist
Robert Fridley
First Methodist Church
Thurman Morris
Muncie
Higdon House
13Th and
Jackson
Anderson and Vicinity
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