Typhoid Enters U S From Swiss Ski Resort
U S health officials trace one New York typhoid case to Zermatt Switzerland after a 24 year old woman returned aboard a flight with 130 fellow Americans. About 200 exposed. tests to confirm spread among Buffalo skiers and other passengers ongoing while Swiss officials cite an Italian worker as source.
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AFL-CIO Council Names Aides For Committee Bodies
Norman Goodwit president of the Madison County AFL-CIO Council announced committees for the coming year formed at a Wednesday meeting. Members cover Legislative, Community Services, Civil Rights chairs and numerous locals and officers including Walter Keith Local 662, Rolland Webber Local 663, Jack Norris Local 663, Russell Smith Local 489, Edward Bonham Local 108, Arnold McFarland Local 63, and Paul Koester Local 927 among others.
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Russell Smith
Edward Bonham
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Chester Lawrence
Ben Smiley
John Hodson
Kenneth Smith
William Epperly
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Howard Ludwig
Paul Koester
George Carrico
Haskell Counts
Roneald Kinim
Robert Kinerk
Darrell Branaham
Bil Hathcoat
Robert Mitchell
Gerald Needler
al Pointer
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William Foster
Robeert Agnes
Aaron Whalfon
Gene Carter
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Harvey Bradbury
Joe Hellems
Civil Rights
William McCracken
Paul Nunn
James Hawkins
Clestis Morgan
Indiana court awards 16000 in back wages to farmhand
The Indiana Appellate Court ruled Carl M. Haines of Greenfield entitled to $16,000 in back wages earned as a farmhand for two years from the estate of Edwin S. Pane, upholding a Hancock Circuit Court decision.
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Balinese Volcano Evacuations and Postwar Boom Noted
A volcanic eruption near Agung forced mass evacuations with 75,000 homeless feared by officials. Meanwhile U S census data show 1947 postwar baby boom peaking, with wages rising from 21 to 30 dollars weekly and birth rates climbing across two decades.
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Israel Seeks Two Agents Over Bonn Attack Charge
West Germany and Zurich authorities reported two Israeli men, Bengali and Joklik, arrested for threatening German scientists and plotting murder near the Swiss border. Bonn said it cannot verify the claims or control scientists’ travel, while condemning such activity.
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Park regime faces mass rally as military pledge fails
Defense Minister Kim Sung un pledged strong support for the government while warning against any split in the armed forces. A jeep convoy reached the Blue House in a show of loyal force, but protesters surged into the ranks, drawing bystanders into the demonstrations. Park’s civilian cabinet met for five hours in an emergency session to seek ways to handle the crisis.
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Scontacular Exhibit Sets Outdoor Scout Show Weekend
A large scouting spectacular features outdoor exhibits including a mock troop camp site suspension bridge and outdoor food prep. Packs troops and Explorer posts built the displays over weeks. Booths showcase gear valued in the hundreds of dollars. Show runs Saturday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 3. Tickets 25 cents at the door.
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Johnson Says Now Is Time to Make Reservations for Bowling Banquets
Johnson urges early reservations for bowling banquets at Grandview Golf Club Grill calling 644-3005. The item notes ongoing budget talk on space funding and compares U.S. and Soviet space efforts, citing NASA expenditures and public debate over space priorities and media reporting.
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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
A report of deaths in Madison and nearby counties notes the passing of residents, with obituaries detailing survivors, burial arrangements, and local affiliations. The piece reflects on personal histories and community ties as families mourn and clergy conduct services.
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David Hall Story Inspires Safety and Hope in Wisconsin
Green Bay area safety officials urged David Hall to tell his story to inspire handicapped drivers. The parade of events follows his 1960s accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. he now travels Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana, speaking to students and promoting seat belt use and responsible driving. Hall, once a Sheltered Workshop director, emphasizes personal progress and family resilience as he urges youth to avoid recklessness.
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Famous Korean choir tours amid world attention and charity reach
A famed Korean choir trained by Ian Chul Chang tours the United States and demonstrates influence on international audiences. World Vision sponsors 14 000 orphans in 156 South Korean orphanages as the group garners praise from critics in Berlin and other cities.
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World Vision
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Senate Rejects Tax Measure From Page One
A House originated tax measure faced Senate rejection continuing from page one as discussions over revenues proceed. The plan would levy $4 per $1,000 of new worth, sparking debate on funding and fiscal impact.
Indiana Senate Debates Tax Bills Amid Rifts and Tours
The Indiana Senate clashed over tax measures as Bontrager and Kizer accused each other of breaking agreements while discussing a second tax bill and lease rentals. Gov Ristine urged unity during tours to raise funds for World Vision for orphans, with lawmakers considering amendments and adjournment timing.
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News Management At City Editors Desks Paragraphic Quote
A lone claim emphasizes that real news control lies at the desks of city editors and managing editors and at the desks of radio and television station news directors. The quote underlines the newsroom as the center of news direction and dissemination.
Goldwater Rejects 1964 VP Talk on Paar Show
Goldwater reiterated his refusal to take a second spot on the 1964 Republican presidential ticket after a taped Paar interview aired to Canadian audiences Thursday and to American viewers Friday. He dismissed Johnson as one of the most powerful men earlier in the discussion.
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United States planned 1963 flight pace noted by Johnson
Johnson said the U S will enter a period of concentrated development in 1963, ahead of a Venus flyby on December 14 and the six orbit mission by astronaut Walter M Sebrra on October 3, stressing that progress may not always yield spectacular events.
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