News Curbs In South Viet Nam Outlined
A House subcommittee examines a State Department cable labeled Saigon 1006 that reportedly directs restricting U S reporters in South Vietnam. It targets areas with heavy U S troop activity and areas highlighting Diem weakness, prompting hearings on censorship and news management. Coca Cola reports first quarter earnings exceed expectations at its annual meeting. General Fireproofing recalls about 100 workers in Youngstown due to increased government purchases.
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Washington
House
South Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
House Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
Dean Rusk
State Department
Arthur Sylvester
Robert Manning
Wilmington
Del
Coca-Cola Co
J. Paul Austin
Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
General Fireproofing Co
Nobel laureates attend Gustavus Adolphus College dedication
At Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter Minnesota a gathering of 16 Nobel Prize winners including Glenn Seaborg and Ralph Bunche attended the dedication of a science classroom building honoring Alfred Nobel. Seaborg urged scientists to engage with government and social reform while noting growing scientist involvement in public affairs.
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ST. Peter, Minn
Gustavus Adolphus College
Sweden
Alfred Nobel
Minnesota
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Seaborg
Edgar M. Carlson
Reynolds Metals to Reopen Potline in Jones Mills Plant
Reynolds Metals Co. announces the reac tivation of another potline at its Jones Mills plant in Richmond. The move comes from rising aluminum demand and will raise Jones Mills output by 25 000 tons annually and add 100 jobs.
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Richmond
Reynolds Metals Co
Jones Mills
Jones
Doubt Over Red China Ground to Ground Missiles
Nationalist Chinese intelligence sources questioned a Hong Kong paper’s claim that Red China possesses ground to ground missiles able to strike Formosa. They said Beijing likely only has ground to air missiles.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
Hong Kong
Red China
Crash Victims Family Presents Pilgrim Virgin Statue in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Tom McGrath of River Forest Illinois present a three foot Pilgrim Virgin statue to St Williams Catholic Church at Numa near Centerville Iowa in memory of their daughter Mary McGrath one of 45 killed when a Continental Airlines jet exploded in a May 22 crash. The statue will be displayed at St Josephs Hospital May 18 and moved to the church May 19.
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Centerville
Iowa
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Williams Church
Father Anthamatten
Portugal
McGraths
United States
Center Ville
St. Williams Parish
Premier Souvanna Says Peace In Laos Very Slim
Premier Souvanna of Laos, facing a frail coalition, says chances for peace are slim and expresses no confidence in the Pathet Lao. He reports the Pathet Lao issued hard demands and attacked two control commission helicopters during truce talks at Plaine des Jarres.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
United States
Thailand
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Control Commission
Plaine Des Jarres
Associated Press
Little Miss Indiana Contest Sees 150 Entrants
Officials report more than 150 girls ages five to ten entered the new Little Miss Indiana pageant in Indianapolis. Judging is set for June 14.
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Kiddie Queens
Indianapolis
Indiana
Monty Woolley Dies In Albany Hospital
Monty Woolley, famed for The Man Who Came to Dinner, died Monday morning in an Albany hospital after a month long stay. He suffered kidney and heart ailments.
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Monty Wooley
Saratoga Springs
Monty Woolley
Albany
Laos Premier accuses Pathet Lao of truce helicopter attack
Premier Souvanna Phouma charged that the Pathet Lao shot up two truce mission helicopters near the Plaine des Jarres. He threatened to quit peace talks, saying the attack could renew civil war and that he may not return to negotiations.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna
Truce Commission
Plaine
Henri Simon
Simon
Saia
Loss at Pet Shop Fire Wrecks Inventory and More Smoke Damage
A West Side Aquarium at 627 Louise St. suffered heavy inventory loss and significant smoke damage after a fire started shortly after 9 30 p m last night. Firemen, unsure of the origin, reported birds monkeys fish and dogs perished. The shop is owned by Malcolm DeWeis.
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West Side Aquarium
Louise St
Malcolm DeWeis
Helicopter Crash Kills Nine Britons in Sarawak Jungle
The Royal Air Force reports all nine Britons aboard a Belvedere helicopter died when it crashed Saturday in the Sarawak jungles near the Brunei border. The aircraft was on a mission with possible ties to Brunei authorities.
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Singapore
UPS
Royal Air Force
Sarawak
Brunei
Indianapolis grain bids from local mills
Bids by local mills for truck delivered grain show No 2 new red wheat at 1.89 per bushel, No 2 new white shelled corn at 1.06, No 2 new yellow shelled corn at 1.06, No 2 new white oats 36 lb or more at 0.65 a bushel, and No 1 new yellow soybeans at 13 percent moisture at 2.46.
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Indianapolis Grain
Indianapolis
Trade Rift Grows Between France and Bonn Over Common Market
Bonn clash with Paris threatens to complicate talks on next tariff cutting round led by the Kennedy plan. Six Common Market ministers France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands and Luxembourg meet in Brussels to mend rifts after France vetoed Britain’s entry and ahead of Geneva talks beginning May 16.
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Bonn
Germany
France
West Germany
Geneva
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Brussels
Gerhard Schroeder
Maurice Couve de Murville
Citizens prepare for heavy local elections across three cities
Voters will choose a slate of candidates across three cities with multiple polling locations listed for each. The candidates include Republicans and Democrats for mayor, city clerk, city judge, and nine council seats per city, with multiple districts and at large options.
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Dan Rohn
Charles H. Starr
R. Wendell Woosnam
Wilbur S. Aubrecht
Jack T. Zettel
Richard L. Zarse
Fred J. Aldridge
Nile B. Butner
Joseph Paul Reed
James Donahue
Guy Lewis
Theodore Auler
James Braun
Suel Castor
Richard S. Sloan
Robert V. Stevens
Edward A. Schmidt
Ith
Dennis P. Thompson
Marvin E. Lynch
Teachers Return After Salary Talks in City Schools
The city school system set daily wages from 27.08 dollars for new teachers to 45.57 dollars for those with 25 years and a master’s degree. Classes lacked students due to elections, as teachers worked half days then headed to polling stations.
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Ule
GOP Chairman Seeks Unity Ahead of City Elections
Indiana man killed in a collision on U S 40 near Greenup as Earle Allen 22 loses control of his car and skids into a semi driven by James Hill 35 of East St Louis. Hill escaped injury as authorities investigate the crash.
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Indiana
Greenup
UPI
Services for Mrs Spichty to be held in Springfield Ohio
Mrs Bertha Spichty Spichty 69 wife of Walter F Spichty of Springfield Ohio will have services at Richard Funeral Home Springfield at 1 30 pm Wednesday Burial will follow in Springfield She was formerly of Anderson sister of Mrs Robert F Dodd Sr and Mrs Ernest F Green both of Anderson Survivors include her husband four daughters Janet Ware Betty Faylie Norma Clapp all of Springfield Ohio Mary Rose Bailey of Cleveland eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews
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Bertha Spichty
Walter F. Spichty
Springfield
Ohio
Richard
That
City
Spichty
Anderson
Robert F. Dodd Sr
Ernest F. Green
Janet Ware
Betty Faylie
Norma Clapp
Mary Rose Bailey
Cleveland
Ethel Schell
Rt. 4
Herbert Schell
Markleville
Wayne
Middletown
Ballard and Shirey
Floyd Bowman
Miller Cemetery
Sonic booms may occur as B 58 Hustlers operate in corridors
The 305th Bomb Wing at Bunker Hill Indiana said B 58 Hustlers would fly supersonic in two corridors this week. Missions are planned from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm EST through Friday along the Nashville to Lafayette route with various evening flights. Additional corridor from Farmington Missouri to Cleveland via Cincinnati scheduled.
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Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Ind
UPI
Monaay
Nashville
Farmington
Cleve
Cincinnati
How About This on Ballot Rights and Election Law
A column warns against tampering with the voting process and stresses that both Republican and Democrat judges must accompany voters needing help at the machine. It asserts illegal practices harm local government and taxpayer interests.
Young Students Arrested In New Demonstrations
In Birmingham Alabama hundreds of banner waving young Negroes led by comedian Dick Gregory were arrested in a mass demonstration against segregation. Groups of about 50 walked from a church to police lines, were bused away, and sang freedom songs as a crowd of about 2000 watched without major incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dick Gregory
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison area list Elsie M Lunsford of Middletown and Wallie Etchison of Arcadia with survivors, service details, and burial plans. Also reported are infant Deborah Engle of Markle, Keith Fadely of Sulphur Springs, and other memorial notices with funeral arrangements and kin.
Funeral services to be held at Macer Funeral Home
Derson, along with several nieces and friends, are being received at Macer Funeral Home in New Castle. Services are scheduled for 3:30 p.m. today with Rev. Orville Woody officiating. Burial will follow at the Mt Summit Cemetery.
Obituary notices for Mrs. Mary Griffith and Mrs. Katherine Crosley McKee
Mrs. Mary Ethel Griffith died Sunday at Community Hospital. Born December 11, 1886 in Henry County near Springport, she lived in Anderson since 1921 and was involved with Central Christian Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral arrangements are with Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home, service Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Burial East Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs. Katherine Crosley McKee, 58, of 414 EF 14th St, died Sunday night at St John’s Hospital. A licensed practical nurse for over 30 years, she helped found the Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Anderson and led the Indiana State LPN district. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery Fortville. She was born May 17, 1904 in Anderson. Surviving: mother Nellie F. Lennon, brother Harry Crosley, adopted brother William Crosley, niece Claudia Morris. Burial details follow.
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William A. Griffith
Community Hospital
Henry County
Springport
Muncie
Anderson
Central Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Vera Griffith
Hubert Edwards
Alan Featherly
Jackson, Mich
James A. Griffith
Thomas A. Griffith
Waverly
Ohio
Gilbert Noble
Waltz and Hiday
Monroe G. Schuster
East Maplewood Cemetery
Katherine Crosley Mckee
St John's Hospital
Harold EE. Rozelle
George A. Harris
East Lynn
Licensed
Practical Nurses Association of
Indiana State Licensed Practical Nurses Association
Riverside
Calif
Claudia Morris
AHS Varieties Show Highlights West Side Story and Flower Drum Song
Over 120 music students participate in a concert featuring AHS Show Band Indianettes and a band performance opener. The finale includes God of Our Fathers and Stars and Stripes Forever. Directors Vaught and Rhinesmith coordinate with Walker as production coordinator. Costumes from New York and Cleveland. community volunteers craft more outfits. The concert honors National Music Week backed by the National Federation of Music Clubs.
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AHS
God of Our Fathers
Stars and Stripes Forever
John Phillip Sousa
Mr. Vaught
Samuel D. Rhinesmith
John M
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Rt. 1
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Fall Creek Township
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Atlanta
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Arcadia
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Mr Etchison
Tipton County
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Tipton
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