Kennedy May Attend Neumann Beatification in Rome
Reports say President Kennedy could attend the beatification of Bishop John N. Neumann during his June Rome visit. Vatican and American sources denied definite arrangements and Archbishop Krol said he had no knowledge of plans for the President to attend.
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Kennedy
St. Peter's
Philadelphia
Vatican
John N. Neumann
Italy
John XXII
John J. Krol
United Press International
Ecumenical Council
Highway goals and union case mix with state plans
Indiana officials outlined a 1963 64 highway program totaling about 125 million dollars with major work on Interstate 69 80 465 65 and 74 plus 20 7 million on primary highways and 4 6 million on secondary routes. Federal aid to education will be discussed by Congressman Brademas at a spring workshop. Sperry Rand strike cases led to a 30 day brief extension as unionists seek unemployment benefits while replacements are cited.
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New York
UPI
Hassan II
Morocco
Lafayette
Ind
Indi
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Immediaa
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Greensburg
Kennedy
Purduejiere
R. Cooper
Sperry
Pendleton
Michigan Line
Cooper
Federal Aid Indianapolis
John Brademas
South Bend
Indiana Classrtom Teachers Association
Indiana Employment Security Division
International Union of Electrical Workers
TESB
IESD
Paul Newman
Newman
Vehicle Production Tops Two Million for 1963
The Automobile Manufacturers Association reports U S motor vehicle output since 1963 began exceeds two million with 2 115 551 units through March 23. Cars total 1 778 248 and trucks 337 303. Last year’s first quarter produced 1 915 822 vehicles. Last week saw 186 442 units, including 155 587 cars and 30 855 trucks and buses.
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U.S
Automobile Manufacturers Association
AMA
The Subtle Tides of Life in the April Reader's Digest
The April issue of Reader's Digest promises a feature on electric mind currents that supposedly rise and ebb with the 25 day lunar cycle. The blurb suggests unseen electromagnetic influences shaping mood and brain function.
Hoofbeats 4-H Club Elects Officers at Cox Home
Hoofbeats 4-H Club met March 25 at Mr and Mrs Dave Cox for the first meeting of the year. Officers elected: President John Cox vice president Bill Kildow secretary treasurer Roberta Harris news reporter Steve Rildow song leader Cris Austin recreation leaders Tony Fisher and Larry Cratch. Members discussed submitting animal photos for the 44 Fair by April 1. Next meeting set for 7 pm at the Cox home April 8 led by Mrs Dave Cox and Ed Austin.
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Dave Cox
John Cox
Bill Kildow
Roberta Harris
Steve Rildow
Cris Austin
Tony Fisher
Larry Cratch
Cox
Ed. Austin
Emge Plant Honors Three Employees for Long Service
Three Emge Packing Company workers at the Anderson plant received recognition for 41, 37 and 13 years of continuous service at a dinner held at Anderson Country Club. The honored employees were Lester West Harley Wantland and George L. Dickey, with addresses in Drexel and Crystal Streets.
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Anderson Plant
Anderson Country Club
Thusda
Emge Packing Company
Lester West
Drexel Dr
Harley H. Wantland
George L. Dickey
Rystal St
Bethlehem awards Burns Harbor design contract for steel mill
Bethlehem Steel Corp. awarded a prime engineering and design contract for the Burns Harbor Illinois steel complex near Chicago. Swindell Dressler Corp. of Pittsburgh, a Pullman unit, will handle the initial phase with production planned by late 1964 and a plate mill capacity of 1.9 million tons annually.
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DPI
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Burns Harbor
Ind
Chicago
Bethlehem
Swindell- Dressler Corp
Pittsburgh
Pullman, Inc
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