Indiana Girl Receives Honor For Bravery
Loretta Jaronik of South Bend Indiana was one of five young Americans honored by President Kennedy for bravery. She ran into a burning house three times to rescue a 6 year old boy, Raymond Jeziorski, and received a Medal and certificate in the White House rose garden amid family and lawmakers. The rescue occurred after she heard the mother scream and endured heavy smoke, finally carrying the boy to safety with firemen assisting on a porch roof.
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South Bend
Ind
Miss Jaronik
White House
Congress
John Aramino Jr
le Roy
N.Y
Kennedy
Loretta
Raymond M. Jeziorski
Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Arends Attacks McNamara Over Defense Policy
House Republican Whip Leslie C. Arends charged that U S defense strategy risked becoming second rate if civilians control it. He criticized Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and Pentagon advisers as overreaching and urged reliance on military experts and the joint chiefs of staff.
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UPI
House
Leslie C. Arends
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Arends
McNamara
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kennedy Visit Planned to Ireland for Ancestral Town
The advance guard for President Kennedy's upcoming visit met civic officials to arrange details. A party of 20 led by press secretary Pierre Salinger and appointments secretary Ken O'Donnell plans the trip for next month.
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NEW Boss
Ireland
Kennedy
Party of 20
Pierre Salinger
Ken O'Donnell
Murders Fewer In States With No Death Penalty
Detroit Police Commissioner George Edwards cites Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota as states without the death penalty reporting lower murder rates than Illinois Indiana and Ohio where capital punishment exists. He argues abolishing the death penalty, noting potential judicial error and limited deterrence, while urging more and better police services nationwide.
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UPI
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
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Ohio
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Edwards
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Local Students Conduct Studies Far From Campus
Three Anderson students join 119 Hanover College peers studying away from campus in a new era of American higher education. Samuel Moneyhun travels to Great Smoky Mountain National Park for Outdoor Education plus conservation, astronomy, and plant ID. Karen Morgan attends rehearsals for the Threepenny Opera in Washington D C. Jeannine Rayl teaches in an elementary school in New Albany. Lignite is found in many parts of the world.
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Hanover
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Sam Moneyhan
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Great Smoky Mountain National Park
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William F. Morgan
W. 39Th St
Threepenny Opera
Arena Stage
Washington, D.C
Jeannine Rayl
Edward Rayl
Rt. 4
New Albany
Wood Alcohol Believed Cause Of 16 Deaths
New York city health officials report 16 derelicts died after consuming wood alcohol. Autopsies link deaths to poison sold as paint thinner marked with skull and crossbones. Health authorities investigate 10 more recent cases. prompt blood cleansing treatment urged by experts.
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New York
Milton Helpern
Harry Raybin
Poison Control Center
Health Department
Raybin
Kennedy Admin Scales Down Federal Deficit Estimate
The Kennedy administration reduces its January deficit forecast by 400 million to 84 billion for the fiscal year ending June 30 1963. Spending rises noted include defense space and commodity credit corp while foreign aid and housing cuts offset some totals. The debt limit debate moves to the House floor with Republican opposition and potential substitute bills.
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UPI
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House Committee
Defense
Commodity Credit Corp
Highland Boosters Hear Eskew at Saturday Pitch-In
Highland Booster Association hosts a 6:30 p m pitch-in dinner at the school Lowell Powell as president oversees the program Phil N Eskew IHSAA commissioner speaks introduced by Highland Coach Rod Shaw The evening awards football basketball track cross country mvp honors and letters for basketball track and golf will be presented
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Lowell Powell
Phil. N. Eskew
IHSAA
Highland
Rod Shaw
Baptists Plan Week Of Revival Meeting
The Rev. W. F. Chapman will evangelize at Allen Bethel Free Will Baptist Church on St. Rd. 236 and Valley Grove Rd. nightly at 7 p m from May 12 to May 25 with special singing each evening. Host pastor Rev. A J Looper invites all to attend.
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Lapel Holds Pre-Enrollment for 1st Grade Students
Pre-registration for first grade at Lapel is set for May 10 in the school cafeteria from 2 to 3 p.m. Parents with children turning six by October 31 are urged to enroll. County health nurse Mrs. Steward will be guest speaker. Birth certificates must be brought.
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Lapel
Glassmakers Achieve First Clear Optical Glass
Geneva based Louis Gulnand and German Joseph Fraunhofer collaborated to produce the first optical glass free of streaks between 1807 and 1814, marking a milestone in precision optics.
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Geneva
Louis Gulnand
Joseph Fraunhofer
Blinking Rate Varies in Baltimore Study
A Baltimore observation notes human adults blink about three to six times per minute. The finding highlights natural eye refresh rates and may inform eye health discussions.
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Baltimore
Unemployment Eases In Two Indiana Areas
Senator Hartke announced unemployment improved in Lake County and Evansville Indiana. Lake County dropped to moderate unemployment after steel industry hiring increases and Evansville was removed from persistent unemployment, signaling a period of economic prosperity with potential tax proposal action. The senator urged hearings on Kennedy tax proposals and weighed timing.
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UPI
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D-Ina
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Evansville
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Labor Department
Hartke
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House
Byrd
Til
ABA Head Calls Fearless Bar Vital Guardian of Liberty
SOUTH BEND Ind AP A spokesman for the American Bar Association said Law Day ceremonies at the University of Notre Dame affirmed an independent and fearless bar as a vital guardian of individual liberty. Sylvester C. Smith Jr. urged lawyers to defend voters' rights and an independent court system amid rising crime and global threats.
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South Bend
Ind
United States
Sylvester C. Smith Jr
American Bar Association
University of Notre Dame
Smith
Newark
First Governor of Indiana Territory
The first governor of Indiana Territory was William Henry Harrison. He led territorial governance and later became a key national figure in early American history.
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Indiana Territory
William Henry Harrison
Red Brick Inn Advertises Fried Chicken and Steaks
Special Tuesday Web Thursday sale offers 1% off fried chicken and beef tender steaks for 99 cents at Red Brick Inn.
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