Rebels Shun ICC In Laos Cease Fire Talks
In Hin Heup Laos pro Communist rebels refuse to receive the International Control Commission message and refuse to relay news to their capital Xieng Khoung delaying talks. The ICC delegation from India Canada and Poland met seven rebel negotiators for 25 minutes. Government teams seek a venue Ban Namone or Ban Phong Hong for future discussions amid political military issues.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Hin Heup
ICC
India
Canada
Poland
Geneva
Xieng Khoung
Shiv Dayal Singh
Commission
Samar Sen
Singh
P. S. Cooper
Czeslwa Lech
Ban Namone
Ban Phong Hong
Royal Army
Senate panel boosts Kennedy bomber request by 525 million
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously endorsed adding 525 million dollars for 44 extra bombers to a 12.4998 billion authorization bill for missiles aircraft and ships. The panel generally backed the President on other needs in the defense program.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
House Armed Services Committee
House
Car Vinson
Dga
Strom Thurmond
D-S. C
Army
Pacific
Air Force
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Russell
Strategic Air and
Nixon urges summit talks with Khrushchev and Kennedy
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged a Kennedy Khrushchev summit to deter Communist aggression and prove U S resolve. He argued a face to face meeting could blunt Khrushchev and show America will risk war to avoid large scale conflict. He criticized Kennedy’s press handling and urged decisive foreign policy.
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Detroit
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nixon
United States
America
Detroit Press Club
Rains Flood Lower Indiana
Southern Indiana faces record flood crests as rivers surge and towns evacuate hundreds of families. Evansville Spencer Columbus and Vevay residents move to safety while Civil Defense Red Cross and National Guard assist. Highways in the bottom half closed at 55 sites and bridges washed away.
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Indiana
Anderson
White River
Killbuck Creek
National Guardsmen
Civil Defense Workers
Red Cross
Evansville
Spencer
Columbus
Vevay
Seymour
Forks of
Saint John's Welcomes First Baby Of Week
Saint John's Hospital in Anderson announces the first baby of National Hospital Week. Douglas DuBois, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. DuBois of 904 College Ave, weighed 8 pounds 15 ounces and measured 21 inches at 7 48 a.m. Monday. Mrs. DuBois received a private room and hospital expenses as part of the observance.
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Douglas DuBois
Russell K. DuBois
College Dr
Anderson
National Hospital
Rosalie Ann
Geraldine McKenzie
St. John’s Hospital
Herald
Saint John’s
Saint John’s Hospital
College Ave
Douglas
MCPC Approves Four Rezoning Petitions
County planners approved four new rezoning petitions including 25 acres for a proposed shopping center at the southwest corner of Indiana 67 and Columbus Avenue. Ruth L. Campbell’s land was moved from industrial to business for retail use.
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Ind. 67
Columbus Ave
Ruth L. Campbell
Sherman Vinson
Byrum Realty Corp
Edgewood
Indiana Highway Department
Civil Defense Tests All Day on Siren Signals
Civil Defense authorities and city workers will blast outside warning signals periodically while repairing and testing equipment. The test is expected to take most of the day, per the city engineering office.
Press Censorship Not Required, Kennedy Told
Representatives of the American press told President Kennedy there is no need for any censorship of the news, government or voluntary, at this time. Kennedy had urged self restraint during peril and later assured the group the administration would maintain free access to the news with no restrictions contemplated.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Felix R. McKnight
McKnight
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Dallas Times Herald
United States pledges five Polaris submarines to NATO
At the NATO ministers meeting in Oslo UPI reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk announcing five U S Polaris missile submarines will be committed to NATO defenses immediately with potential for more later. Some submarines to base at Holy Loch Scotland while U S retains warhead control.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
United States
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Western Alliance
NATO Alliance
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
U.S
Anderson City Council Halts Zoning Action This Week
Anderson's city council tabled a rezoning ordinance after consulting with the planning commission. The issue involves Norm Cook's lot at 504 W Illth St rezoning from residential to business for a dress shop. Four parking spaces were provided versus the master plan’s nine.
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Anderson
City Planning Commission
Norm Cook
W. Ilth St
Cook
Tomas Dillard
Harry Blake
Roland Maine
Jesse Huntzinger
Ed Denman
Planning Commission
Denman
Morton St
Cook Studio
Nichols Ave
Weather Clears After Four Days of Floods Across Midsection
Clearing conditions spread over the Midwest and South as four days of heavy rain eased. Flooding persisted in Illinois Indiana Missouri and Kentucky with rivers from the Illinois Mississippi Wabash Embarrass and Kaskaskia running above flood stage. Thunderstorms possible from North Carolina to New Jersey. Readings ranged from the 30s in Minnesota to the 80s in Florida with cooler 40s and 50s elsewhere.
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Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Illinois
Mississippi
Wabash
Embarrass
Kaskaskia
New York State
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Rockies
Washington
California
Montana
Atlantic States
New England
Maryland
New York
Firemen Run On Two False Alarms In City
Firemen answered two calls yesterday both turned out to be false alarms. At the Columbia Hotel roof rain entered through holes cut during Monday’s small attic fire. A sprinkler alert at 22nd and Meridian was pulled by two boys identified by witnesses.
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Columbia Hotel
10Th
Main Sts
22Nd and
Meridian St
Clark Denies Split On Court In Indianapolis
Justice Tom C. Clark said the public dispute between Chief Justice Warren and Justice Frankfurter does not signal a serious split on the Supreme Court. He noted differences arise from diverse backgrounds, and highlighted a recent Chicago film censorship funding ruling as not indicating broad disagreement. About 1,000 judges and lawyers from midwestern states attend the American Bar Association regional meeting.
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Indianapolis
Tom C. Clark
U.S. Supreme Court
Clark
American Bar Association
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Warren
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Chicago
James R. Browning
John Hastings
Circuit Court of Appeals
Matthew E. Welsh
Whitney N. Seymour
Eugene J. Keogh
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
FCC chief calls TV wasteland and demands changes
FCC chairman Newton Minow told NAB television is a vast wasteland and must improve to stay on the air. He blasted programming as ratings driven and warned licenses will not be renewed pro forma.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Newton WN. Minow
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Leonard H. Goldenson
American Broadcasting Co
Minow
Man Hunted In Fatal Wounding Of Girl
Gary Indiana police searched Tuesday for a middle aged man who fatally wounded 16 year old Jean Jeffries after she lunged for a revolver used to hold her captive. She died Monday at Mercy Hospital from abdominal wounds. The shooting occurred Sunday night near her home after a party at the Jeffries residence and the couple provided descriptions of the assailant.
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Gary, Ind
Jean Jeffries
Gary
Mercy Hospital
Fred Jeffries
Robert Brodie
Senate approves 500 million Latin aid installment
The Senate Tuesday night approved a 500 million dollar first installment for Kennedy's Latin American aid program to block Castro influence in the hemisphere. An added 100 million will aid Chile after last year's earthquakes. The bill moves to the House which passed a similar version. Humphrey called it the best democratic way to prevent Castro brand revolution.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
Chile
House
Castro
Cuba
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
School Aid Fund Of 3.3 Billion Gets Approval
A House education subcommittee approved a 3.3 billion public school aid program to help states build classrooms and pay teachers. The measure excludes sectarian or private schools and passed 4-3 along party lines.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Full House Education and Labor Committee
Bardot Plans U.S. Visit Aboard France Maiden Voyage
French film star Brigitte Bardot will visit the United States next fall sailing from France aboard the view liner France on its maiden voyage. The trip marks Bardot’s return to American shores and will be notable for the ship’s debut.
New Arrivals Born at St Johns Hospital
Newborns include a boy to Mr and Mrs Paul Metzger at 10192 Broadway a boy to Mr and Mrs David Klohr at 229 E 37th St a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Ginder at 7087 Columbus Ave a girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Carpenter at 2630 Halford St a girl to Mr and Mrs Demo Terry at 3824 Delaware St and a boy to Mr and Mrs Billy Robinson at 417 2 Haverhill Dr
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St. John's Hospital
Paul Metzger
Broadway
David Klohr
E. 37Th St
Robert Ginder
Columbus Ave
Larry Carpenter
Halford St
Demo Terry
Delaware St
Billy Robinson
Haverhill Dr
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Anderson City Council
THE
Associated Press
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