Friendly Berlin Talks Produce No New Proposals
United States and Soviet Union met in a friendly session on the Berlin problem but offered no new proposals to break the deadlock. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin discussed possibilities, with no papers exchanged and next moves left to Moscow.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Anatoly S. Dobrynin
State Department
Lincoln White
White
Dobrynin
Rusk
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikitai Khrushchev
London Protesters Press Parliament in Mass Demonstration
Two thousand demonstrators marched to Parliament Square and clashed with police over unemployment and government policy. Traffic was blocked as protesters shouted for an end to Prime Minister Macmillan's government. several injured, a car crash killed Sharon Castor, 16, as a separate incident was reported. A UPI report notes rising unemployment and MPs facing pressure for policy changes amid London demonstrations.
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House of Commons
London
Macmillan
Parliament
MLB
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Congress
UPI
Parliament Square
Bell
House of Parlia J
Clay
Quken St. Ste
Associa Ployment
Harold Macmillan
Tion
Lucius D- Clay
Asmade
Ken
ST Et
Gestapo
Fas
Central Hall
Anuury
Sharon Cist
Castor
Mark Passwater
Istaniton
U. S
Millerdustries
Aves . Ions
Indiana Faces Tax and Redistricting Battle in Special Session
A four member Senate House tax conference committee began talks likely to back Indiana's first retail sales tax while reapportionment leaders pursue a plan ahead of federal court action. Rep Lowell H. Smith said a new Senate plan slightly altered from a vetoed bill could pass, with House plans under consideration. Mattie Fry, educator, died in Community Hospital after illness. burial in East Maplewood Cemetery follows services.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate House
Senate
iHouse
Lowell H. Smith
New Castle
Smith
Matthew E. Welsh
House
Mattie B. Fry
Ohio Ave
Maplewood
Fry
Martioning
Kleville
Samuels
Adeline Boorram
City Directory Reveals Industrial Scale in Anderson 1963
The 1963 City Directory lists 87 industrial firms in Anderson employing 25,000 with approximate annual payroll of 177.8 million. Total area employment reaches 34,000, population estimates place Amerson City at 51,142 and Greater Anderson at 70,973, with a 1962 postal receipt total of 1.93 million.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amerson
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
United States
Anderson College
Mullin-Kile Firm
Missouri
Hudson Printing Company
Bond Set for Two in City Beating Case
Bond of 5000 dollars each was set in city court yesterday for two Anderson men James R. House 20 of 1311 Brown St and Donald R. Howse 23 of 16214 Halford St charged with assault and intent to kill in the beating of Frank Carter 62 of 1120 E 30th St Carter was found by police early Thursday in an alley near Meridian Street Police said the prosecutor's office has until Monday to file formal charges against the two suspects.
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Anderson
James R. House
Brown St
Donald R. Howse
Halford St
Frank Carter
E. 30Th St
Carter
Ath and
Sth St
Meridian St
Fishbone in Throat Leads to Toothbrush Incident
Philip Richardson of Luton, England, swallowed a toothbrush after a fishbone got stuck. After weeks with discomfort he saw a doctor who ordered X rays and warned surgery may be needed. He says the pain is tolerable and he can still work while hoping to avoid further treatment.
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Luton
Engised
UPI
Philip Richardson
K. Beibe
Richardson
Medicime
Gulf Coast Choir to Sing Tonight at Park Place Church
The Gulf Coast Bible College Japella choir from Houston leads a sixth annual tour with 14 major city visits. Directed by Robert A. Adams the concert at Park Place Church of God is free to the public and features hymns and spirituals.
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Gulf Coast Bible College
Japella
Houston
Texas
Park Place
Church of God
Robert A. Adams
Hillery C. Rice, Jr
God
Luther
Bruckner
Kastalsky
Morgan
Max Gaulke
Anderson
Brazilian Gov Faces Pressure Move Rally From Rio Port
Police in Guanabara Bay area arrested 53 Brazilians en route to a Communist anti American rally in Niteroi as the left planned a city shift. Gov Lacerda signaled a forceful stance while authorities delayed the congress meeting amid security concerns and the press association building was ringed by police.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Guanabara
Niteroi
Rio de
Janeiro
Carlos Lacerda
de Oliveira
Bay
Rio
Washington
UPD
Senate
McNamara
Congress
Mike Mans
Badgfield
Newsman
General Dynamics
Kent Boeing
Navy Nedy
House
Dent
McNa
Navy
Air
Origimara
Mansfield
Alnaily
Fordj
Fotor Pany
Gwen Marae Ie An Othe
Secretary of Defense
Boeing
Guanabara Bay
Francisco Juliao
Peasant Leagues
Huo
Brazilian Press Association
Union Delays Paper Strike Settlement
The 3 percent striking photoengravers delaying a decision on accepting or rejecting the contract terms to end the 100 day blackout. Mayor Wagner said Frank A McGowan will report back after seeking more time, with publishers noting no further concessions and no negotiations planned.
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New York
UPD
Robert F. Wagner
Photoengravers
Frank A McGowan
Walter N. Thayer
The
New York Herald Tribune
Publishers
Assocition
New York City
Thayer
Wagner
Four Months Tour In U S Ends For Korean Choir
The Korean Orphan Choir of 34 girls ages 7 to 13 nears the end of its four month United States tour performing at venues from churches to hotels across 40 cities including stops on national telecasts. A forthcoming page 2 feature will name the choir members and details of the Anderson High School Gym appearance.
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Anderson High School
United States
Lit
Ed Sullivan
Art Linkleyer
Steve Allen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Canada
Weatherman Forecasts Better Indiana Conditions Today
The Weather Bureau forecast mild temperatures and fair skies for most of Indiana today with highs in the upper 40s to low 60s and a low tonight in the upper 20s. Clearing by Wednesday, warmer with readings in the mid 50s to low 60s. some southern areas saw remaining flood-affected roads and about an inch of rain in Spencer Columbus and Evansville.
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Weatherman
Indiana
Official Weather Bureau
Anderson
Torthen
Spencer
Columbus
Evansville
Atlantic
Ohio River
Markland Dam
Seminars Visit Campus for Ohio Region Conference
Seminarians from 14 theological seminaries across Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Missouri will attend the Ohio Region spring conference of the Inter-Seminary Movement at Anderson College Thursday through Saturday. Speeches by Dr D Elton Trueblood Dr J Robert Nelson and Dr Ronald E Osborn will focus on The Church Seeking Renewal with opening sessions led by Dean Gene W Newberry.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Missouri
Anerson College
Thenner-Seminary Movement
America
D. Elton Trueflood
J. Robert Nelson
X. Ronald E. Osborn
William White
Cleveland
Ralph Rudy
Methodist _ Theological School
Delaware
Paul Stavrakes
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Bechet ‘Stemler
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Grove
Missour-area
Kenneth Hougkind
Oberis
Gene W. Newberry
Nelson
Fairchild
Oberlin Graduuate School of Theology
Osborn
Christan Theological Seminary
Coed and Mechanic Relive 48 Days in Yukon Plane Crash
A 24 year old coed and 42 year old mechanic describe their escape after a single engine plane crash in the Yukon. They endured 48 days in freezing conditions near Whitehorse aided by Indian trappers and rescued by a Canadian bush plane. They endured near starvation surviving on fish, fruit, toothpaste, and melted snow while recounting the ordeal before heading to Seattle.
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Yukon
Whitehorse
James Noebitch
Seattle
Wash
Carl
Helen Xiaben
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dwayne Best
Chesterfield
Cassin
Jefferson
Harold Dickey
Dover St
Port J
Forrest
Miss Klaben
Eli Sunset
Phillip Johnson
Anj
Harrison St
Gree
Califort
Ronald Davis
Nia
Ralph Flores
Dhat St
County GOP Women Plan May Breakfast
The Madison County Women’s Republican Club met at Republican headquarters and heard Dr. Howard Faust Jr. argue against aspects of urban renewal. They announced plans for the annual May Breakfast at 7:30 am at the YMCA with arrangements led by an organizing committee.
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Madison County Women's Republican Club
Republican
Howard Faust Jr
YMCA
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