Eisenhower Cancels Planned Japan Trip
Former President Eisenhower announced the cancellation of his planned fall trip to Japan on State Department advice due to world tensions. Officials cited fears of Communist demonstrations and possible pressure over Southeast Asia crises as factors in postponement. He denied Kennedy involvement and said he had decided to go after many urgent invitations from Japanese groups.
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Today At YMCA Luncheons And Evening Meetings
A list of events at the YMCA includes luncheons at noon with Rotary Altrusa and C of C Agriculture, dinners at 6 pm for Chief Anderson Lions Mounds Kiwanis, and 6 30 Adelphia Philai. Evening meetings feature Work and Chatter Club at 9 00 and Skuba and Skin Diving Club at 7 30 plus Highlanders Club. Swim and physical activities run afternoon into evening with various sessions.
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Anderson Lions
Mounds Kiwanis
Adelphia Philai
Work and Chatter Club
Skuba and Skin Diving Club
Highlander’s Club
GOP Leader Denounces Wage Bill Compromise as Sellout
Republican House conferee Rep. William H. Ayres accuses Democrats Adam Clayton Powell James Roosevelt and John Dent of surrendering to the Senate on minimum wage legislation. The House had approved a $1.15 wage and limited coverage while Senate backed Kennedy’s broader formula and up to $1.25. Kennedy signals concessions on new coverage but sticks to his sales-based formula.
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UPI
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William H. Ayres
Ohio
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Adam Clayton Powell
N.Y
James Roosevelt
Calif
John Dent
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Roosevelt
Dent
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
New York reports science finds a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids while stopping itching and relieving pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, offering a remarkable non surgical remedy.
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New York, N. Y
Specter
House conferees negotiate over poles vote timeline
Ayres predicted the House will not accept the conference report and indicated a vote on the compromise later in the week. The conferees will meet again on Monday with prospects for the first U. S. wire service poles.
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Birmingham
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Nine Anderson Doctors To Be Recognized By IU Alumni
Nine Anderson physicians who are Indiana University School of Medicine graduates from classes ending in 1 and 6 will be honored at the 14th annual Alumni Day on May 10 on the Medical Center campus in Indianapolis. Commander John Ebersole, M C U S N, a 1948 alumnus and nuclear submarine medicine expert, leads the program as chief speaker. The Anderson doctors listed are Donald P. Bixler, Crist A. Blassaras, Frank C. Donaldson, Wendell C. Kelly, Otis A. Kopp, Paul L. Nelson, Clarence V. Rozelle, Joseph H. Stamper, and Harry D. Webb.
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Medical Center
Indianapolis
John Ebersole
M. C
United States Navy
Donald P. Bixler
Crist A. Blassaras
Frank C. Donaldson
Wendell C. Kelly
Otis A. Kopp
Paul L. Nelson
Clarence V. Rozelle
Joseph H. Stamper
Harry D. Webb
Management Conference At Indianapolis Attended By Local Franklin Office Chiefs
Lowell D. Shearer and William Gipson, managers of the local offices of Franklin Finance Co., and D. B. Shrock, district manager, attend a two day management conference in Indianapolis. Dr. G Herbert True, former Notre Dame professor and widely known lecturer, will address the group.
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Lowell D. Shearer
William Gipson
Franklin Finance Co
D. B. Shrock
Indianapolis
G. Herbert True
Notre Dame
Handley to Lead New Ad and Publicity Firm
Former Gov Harold Handley will head the Indianapolis Chicago based Handley Gross Luck Miller Inc the merger of Mark Gross and R N Miller Co Joining with Handley are Booth Luck and four officers all four attended the news conference Handley says he will remain in Indiana and continue Republican Party interests He serves on a GOP committee to retire the party debt and fund 1962 campaigns.
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Harold W. Handley
Chicago
Columbia Club
Handley, Gross, Luck & Miller, Inc
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Mark Gross & Associates
R. N. Miller Co
Handley, Gross and Miller
Booth Luck
Wade Advertising, Inc
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Luck
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la Porte
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Labor surplus areas gain aid under Kennedy bill
Evansville and New Castle Indiana are among 110 labor surplus areas eligible for immediate aid under the low in spirits areas bill signed by President Kennedy. Other regions may qualify if the commerce secretary deems support necessary as the new law targets worst unemployment. The private railroad car of President Grover Cleveland is now used by the East Broad Top railroad in Pennsylvania, the last narrow gauge common carrier east of the Rockies.
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UPI
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New Castle
Ind
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Commerce Secretary
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mountains
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