Move Grows For Newspaper Strike Peace Move Grows For Newspaper Strike Peace
New York press strike enters another bargaining phase as Mayor Wagner and publishers back a settlement. ITU leader Bertram Powers faces calls to end the stalemate within a few days or risk strike benefits withdrawal. Negotiations continue with publishers, mailers, and photoengravers over vacation time and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
ITU
Brown
Wagner
Te Publishers
ITU Local 6
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Mailers
Photoengravers’ Union
Guild
Powers
Kennedys Plan April Move To Rattlesnake Mountain Retreat
President and Mrs. Kennedy hope to occupy their new weekend retreat on Rattlesnake Mountain in April pending muddy roads and building delays. Furnishings from Glen Ora will be moved to the Atoka area residence by April 1, with Easter occupancy likely after April 14.
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Middleburg
Kennedy
Rattlesnake Mountain
Glen Ora
Atoka
Raymond Tartiere
Elwood Social Activities and Club Meetings Summary
Elwood hosts a spring time social dance on Saturday April 6 from 8 30 p m to midnight at the Elwood Conservation Club with Bob Dean and the Ice Caps providing music open to the public tickets or tables may be reserved through Mrs Jack Brewer. Elwood Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs Wayne Jones with Mrs Jack Gregg co host. devotion health and safety and quick and easy meals were taught by members, a hat contest awarded prizes, and refreshments served to twelve members and guests. Next meeting April 15 at Mrs Ellis Horton s home with Mrs Dale Taylor co host. family clothing dollar lesson to be given and a birthday flower seed exchange. Kum Join Us class of the First Methodist Church postponed with time and place to be announced.
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Elwood
Elwood Conservation Club
Bob Dean
Jack Brewer
Elwood Home
Wayne Jones
Jack Gregg
Ellis Horton
Gregg
Walter Moore
Charles Holmes
William, Baxter
Irwin Wilson
Cecil Ault
Mary Ray
Kleinhein Greetings
Anderson
Ray Redman
Aaron Hartzler
Linda Castro
Floyd Hayden
Robert Fesler
M. A. Copeland
Kenneth Simmons
Josie Stokes
Dale Taylor
Victor Castro
Two Seek Council Dem Nomination In Elwood Primary
Two Elwood residents announce bids for city council in the May 7 primary. William L. Eldridge 28 seeks fifth ward seat now held by Democrat James Wardwell. Larry L. Hughes 25 seeks second ward seat held by Herman Hocker. Both are Elwood natives with local work ties and family status. Mercy Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions for several residents.
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Elwood
William L. Eldridge
S. St
Fifth
James Wardwell
Eldridge
Anderson
U. S. Navy
Ex-Cell- O Corporation
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Larry L. Hughes
N. B. St
Herman Hocker
Hughes
Willkie High School
Dietzen’s Bakery
U. S. Army
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Mercy Hospital
James Mitroff
S. 22Nd St
Glenn Taylor and Baby
S. Sheridan St
Joseph Davis
N. 14Th St
Goldie
van Burskirk
S. D St. Mercy Hospital
Frank Adams
S. J St
Robert L. Jackley
Janett Wilkerson
Lulu Jackley
S. A St
Reed enters GOP primary for Fourth District councilman
Alexandria. Joseph P. Reed a former precinct committeeman has entered the GOP primary for councilman in the Fourth District. Reed works for Delco Remy in Anderson and is active in the UAW CIO 662 and the Alexandria Masonic Lodge. He previously led the DeMolay chapter and serves at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Elwood as Bishop's Committee member and church school superintendent. He was Precinct Five committeeman 1957 1960. He is an Alexandria High School and Anderson Business College graduate. Police Chief Robert Howerton warns dog owners to keep pets home amid roaming packs and plans to build a city dog pound at the sewage plant site. any loose dog after Wednesday will be destroyed.
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Alexandria
Joseph P. Reed
Reed
Delco Remy
Anderson
Uaw-Cio 662
Precinct Five
Alexandria High School
Anderson Business College
Warn
Robert Howerton
Howerton
Saturn S4B Test Complex Contract Awarded
Paul Hardeman Inc of Stanton California wins a 9 747 million contract reported by Representative John E Moss for the Sacramento Test Facilities project. The Army Engineers award covers construction of a Saturn S4B test complex with two static test stands a control center and associated utilities.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Hardeman
Anglemeyer Bucci rites announced in Elwood
Funeral services set for Clayton O. Anglemeyer 511 S 21st St Elwood who died at the Masonic Hall. 2 p m Wednesday at Clark Chapel with Rev H V Lindsay officiating burial Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Clark Funeral Home. Marion L Bucci rites set at St Josephs Catholic Church Elwood 76 died in Community Hospital Anderson. Burial St Josephs Cemetery. Sigler infant dies at home Elwood three weeks old Tisa Sigler daughter of David and Brenda Kay Johnston Sigler 1831 N C St Elwood died 9 30 a m Tuesday funeral arrangements not complete.
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Elwood
Clayton O. Anglemeyer
S. 21St St
Masonic Hall
Clark Chapel
H. V. Lindsay
Pentecostal Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Clark Funeral Home
Marion L. Bucci
N. A
Anderson
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
T. J. Hammes
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Copher and Fesler
Sigler
Tisa Sigler
David
Brenda Kay Johnston
N. C St
Lesley Johnston
Daniel Sigler
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Hospital Dismissals List Names Readied for Release
Read of discharged patients from St. John’s and Community hospitals includes Wilford Leach Chesterfield John Lawless Pendleton Mrs Florence Keesling 207 E 12th St Charles Michael Griffin 1521 Greenway Dr Mrs Betty Dunkin 2007 Edgewood Dr Mrs Marie Anderson Chesterfield Mrs Connie Keerns Fortville Mrs Violet Fair 210 W 6th St Miss Sandra Rene Davis Frankton Mrs Louella Wright 1036 Main Mrs Pearl Ford 2319 Noble St Mrs Martha Brooks 1607 Cedar St Irvin Cash 1420 Drexel Dr Glen Geiling Alexandria Miss Lesia Folsom Rt 5 Miss Susan Lynn Mallett 624 Walnut St Mark Edward Hensley Pendle Mark Allen Bushong Rt 1 Kevin Lee McCracken Rt 4 Bryan David Cram 1313 E 38th Dismissed from Community Hospital Mrs Sarah Hessler 1622 E 18th St Mrs Rosa Burk Pendleton Jay Mier Chesterfield Harold Shircliff Frankfort Roger 605 Alexandria Claude Smith Summitville Mrs Thelma Dixon and daughter 1317 Hendricks St Mrs Priscilla Haston 615 Chase Mrs Barbara J Foley and daughter Elwood Mrs Maxine Fuhr Alexandria Douglas Cox Alexandria Mrs Margaret Whitinger 828 Hattie Dr Frank Bandy Jr 725 Isabelle Dr Mrs Pamela Jackson and son 1719 W 25th St Mrs Ann Timony and son 120 S Elma St
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St. John’s Hospital
Wilford Leach
Chesterfield
John Lawless
Pendleton
Florence Keesling
E. 12Th
Charles Michael Griffin
Greenway
Betty Dunkin
Edgewood
Marie Anderson
Connie Keerns
Fortville
Violet Fair
6Th St
Sandra Rene Davis
Frankton
Irvin Cash
Drexel
Glen Geiling
Alexandria
Lesia Folsom
Susan Lynn Mallett
Walnut St
Mark Edward Hensley
Mark Allen Bushong
Kevin Lee McCracken
Bryan David Cram
E. 38Th
Community Hospital
Sarah Hessler
E. 18Th St
Rosa Burk
Jay Mier
Harold Shircliff
Frankfort
Roger
Claude Smith
Summitville
Thelma Dixon
Hendricks St
Priscilla Haston
Chase
Lumber firm formed in Phnom Penh amid resource debate
A new lumber company is established in Phnom Penh as Cambodia faces high costs protecting forest reserves. Local officials say the venture could influence timber supply and regional conservation plans.
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Pnom Penh
Anderson College Recital Presents Squier and Rouse
Anderson College plans a public music recital featuring seniors Beverly Squier and Gerald Rouse with co chair Charles Lomberg noting the program spans five parts. Accompanists include Maxine DeVorss and Linda Crayne as the event showcases Italian, French and German vocal works by Bellini Hahn Massanet and Donizetti among others.
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Cital
Anderson College
Music
Mr. Rouse
Boss
Lully
Sebben Crudele
Hall
College Dr
Caldara
Cicerenella
Gerald Rouse
Anderson
Bari
Beverly Squier
Jefferson City
Charles Lomberg
Maxine DeVorss
Oceanside
Calif
Linda Crayne
Denver
Colo
Squier
Laurence ‘Hope
Mujan
Mendelssonn
Miss Squier
Dupont
Guion
Bellini
Dalayrac
Hahn
Schubert
Massanet
II Pallor Funesto
Donizetti
Anderson College to Present Brahms German Requiem Soloist Lomberg
Charles Lomberg, co chair of the Anderson College music department, will sing tenor Sunday at 8 30 p m as the Anderson College Oratorio Society performs Brahms German Requiem. The 120 voice mass chorus includes city singers and the event, directed by Dean Robert A Nicholson, is open to the public at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lomberg
Cochairman
Anderson College Music Department
Brahm‘s
Anderson College Oratorio Society
Anderson College
Robert A. Nicholson
Holland Princess Loses Handbags at Fashion Show
Princess Trene's handbag was stolen from her car after a thief cut the convertible top while she attended a fashion show in Amsterdam. De Telegraaf reported the incident last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
API
Princess Trene
de Telegraaf
Four Killed as Rebels Ambush Burma Train
Four people were killed and four injured when rebels ambushed a train 150 miles north of Rangoon after the train struck a mine and derailed. Police reported the attack occurred Monday and left a derailed, burning carriages scene.
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Rangoon
Burma
UPT
Range speed gains in early war bombers
A wartime note compares a typical World War II bomber range and time with a more advanced LC.B.M. model. It states 500 miles in about five hours for standard craft versus 5,000 miles in half an hour for the newer design, highlighting dramatic performance leaps.
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Washington
Anti Segregation Order Not Slowing Housing Loans
Washington AP. David L. Lawrence, Kennedy housing aide, says four months after the anti segregation order, no major disasters have occurred and the housing industry is seeking to cooperate. FHA February figures show a 7 percent rise in construction applications versus last year, with a small dip in new home applications. FHA budgeting foresees a 3 percent loan applications increase.
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Washington
David L. Lawrence
Kennedy
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Federal Housing and Veterans Administrations
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
District Land Judging Meet Slated April 27
Madison County 4 H and FFA livestock judging teams will represent the county at the district contest in Blackford County on April 27. Top individuals were Boyd Garrison, Jerry Morehead, and Gary Jordan among 163 contestants. Livestock judged included Angus steers Hereford heifers Hampshire and Shropshire sheep and hogs from Emge Packing. Official judges were Paul Branson Tom Foster and Max Miller. Other county high teams and coaches are listed by school and mentor.
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Highland
Alexandria
FFA
Madison County
Blackford County
Monte Alderfer
Madison County Extension
Louis Sayre
Fred Disque
Boyd Garrison
Jerry Morehead
Gary Jordan
Angus
Paul Thurston
Hereford
Clifton Paddock
Hampshire
Shropshire
Ralph
Stephen Thurston
Emge Packing Company
Paul Branson
Hancock County
Tom Foster
Max Miller
Hamilton County
Elwood
Larry Himelick
Richard Butler
Don Butler
Wayne Boruff
John Davis
Lapel
Alan Houk
Larry Boone
Harry Cook
Ronald Murray
Fred St. John
Frankton
Tom Sigler
Dennis Hutson
Mike Murray
Gary Hobbs
Gordon Kerkhoff
Pendleton
Kent Underwood
Gene Heichel
Gordon Miller
Ron Vance
Fred Wolf
Markleville
Bob Hinchman
Mike Heffernan
Steve Sonoff
Buck Morton
Tom Garrison
Summitville
Ernest Phelps
Dave Kirkwood
Pete Schwinn
David Street
Cecil Coleman
U S Marine Exercise Ends With Amphibious Landing in Formosa
Thousands of Chinese and American Marines stormed ashore on southeastern Formosa beaches in a joint amphibious exercise. Many U S Marines landed by helicopter from the carrier Princeton, taking part in the coastal assault.
Kennedy Attends Mass at Costa Rica Cathedral
President Kennedy attended a special Mass at the Cathedral of San Jose honoring St. Joseph. Archbishop Rodriguez Guiros presented the Virgin of Los Angeles gold medal. Edwin Martin accompanied the president. An organ medley featured Star Spangled Banner and Yankee Doodle.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPC
Kennedy
St. Joseph
U.S
San Rafael
Jackie
Washington
Edwin Martin
inter-American Affairs
Carlos Humberto Rodriguez Guiros
Los Angeles
Alliance For Progress
Joseph P. Kennedy
Latin America
Typhoid Outbreak Spreads From Swiss Resort to Germany
A typhoid outbreak linked to a Swiss ski resort spread to Germany, with 24 British cases traced to Zermatt. Munich authorities report at least one woman ill and another suspected, among about 100 German vacationers who visited the resort. Warnings were issued in Nuernberg and Furth.
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London
UPI
Germany
Munich
Zermatt
Nuernberg
Furth
British Health Ministry
Britain
ROK General Warns of Extended Rule Over Purge
South Korea's junta chair Gen Park Chung Hee says he will widen military rule unless civilian politicians purge rank by end of March. He met five leaders two hours amid disagreement over Yun proposal to retire ex politicians and form a third republic. The crackdown follows an uncovered plot to overthrow the junta before elections this year.
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Seoul
UPS
Park Chung Hee
South Korea
Posun Yun
Park
Yun
Third Republic
Syngman Rhee
Junta
Aerosol Firm to Buy Western Filling Stock
Aerosol Techniques Inc agreed to acquire all outstanding stock of Western Filling Corp of Los Angeles in exchange for 136000 common shares and 650 preferred shares. Western Filling, a major West Coast aerosol producer, posted about 4.8 million dollars in sales and 167000 dollars in after tax earnings in 1962. Indiana unemployment data show February rate at 4.7 percent, below the U S 6.1 percent rate.
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Bridgeport
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
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Bulletin-Herald
Galvert Dist. CO
Louisville
Kum
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Council
J. Reed
GOP
Terry Gibbs
Ce McLeod
Jonah Jones
Meridian
Teddy Wilson
Pontiac
Russ Regenold
Pontiac, Inc
Pendleton Ave
C. C. Anglemeyer
Rites
Louella Wright
Pearl Ford
Noble St
Martha Brooks
Cedar St
Barbara J. Foley
Maxine Fuhr
Douglas Cox
Margaret Whitinger
Hattie
Frank Bandy Jr
Isabelle
Pamela Jackson
W. 25Th St
Ann Timony
S. Elma St
Holland
Switzerland
Paramount
Hawaii
Panavision
Castuan Color
ROK
Aerosol Company
Stanley Kramer
India
Pakistan
United Artists
Gala Groening
James Cagney
Archie
Robert Mitchum
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