Cooper Capsule to Block Federal Intervention Discussed
Spaceflight fate hinges on Cape Canaveral weather as L G Cooper Jr eyes a 22 orbit mission. Officials press ahead despite forecasts of cloudiness delaying launch between 8:00 a.m. and 10:40 a.m. Tuesday. Weather remains a major concern even as readiness continues and countdown enters its second half.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Pam
Arenes
Walter C. Williams
Honors Day Convocation Slated Today
Honors Day is observed at Anderson College with a morning convocation led by De. John E Horner, Hanover College president, as Cooper prepares for a historic spaceflight. At Cape Canaveral, Air Force Major Cooper readies for a 34 hour flight at 17 500 mph amid 19 000 personnel worldwide awaiting the outcome and weather remains favorable.
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Anderson College
Beng de
John E. Horner
Hanover Cal
Chi
Cooper
Air Force
Space
Faith 7
Top U.S. Court urges unions to cut dues for objections
The Supreme Court indicated unions should develop reduced dues plans for members who object to political uses of their dues. Justice Brennan led the opinion noting rail unions under the Railway Labor Act, while not excluding other unions, may allow partial dues refunds or restrictions for political expenditures.
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Washington
Supreme Cour
William 0.Brennan Jr
Libenal
Brennan
High Court
Sign Roof Tragedy Highlights Labor Ruling
A Philadelphia federal court voided a National Labor Relations Board decision, ruling it an unfair labor practice for a firm to place a sign through a roof and grant seniority to nonstriking workers. The Erie Resistor case involved workers who returned after a 1959 strike and faced layoffs due to superseded seniority. The ruling reverses prior enforcement and underscores how litigation often fails to resolve labor rights disputes.
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Marshall D
Brooks
Teri Lane
U.S
Philadelphia
Anderson
National Labor Relations
Caenpine Clsor
Erie Resistor
Manaser
Vic Corp
Tim
Etla
Erie
Vacation Nighttime Accidents and Tariff Talks Highlight Trip
A 30 foot sign crashed through a Dothan restaurant roof injuring patrons after a couple traveled from Anderson to visit their son in Florida. The Brooks family shares details as a funeral plans unfold in Connellsville. Separately a Brussels conference on Tariffs and Trade discusses export restrictions and currency effects, with US leaders urging restraint to avoid anti American sentiment and potential capital flight.
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Dothan
Ala
Anderson
Brussels
Belgium
Brooks
Harold Rozelle
Paris
Venice
Alabama
Kennedy
Cou Connellsville
Indian Head
Czechoslovakia
City Council Regular Session Scheduled In Anderson
Anderson city council members will convene in regular session at 7:20 p.m. in the council chambers. City Clerk Mark Riggs notes that only routine business will be handled this evening. The Madison County Women's Republican Club plans to meet at 7:30 p.m. at an unspecified location.
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Anderson City
Chambers
Mark Riggs
Madison County
Republican Club
Public Affairs Group To See Katanga Movie Preview
The Anderson Public Affairs Study Club presents a preview of Katanga The Untold Story next Monday evening May 20 at the YMCA. Admission is free and the public is invited. The 39 minute film is narrated by Don Jackson, former California congressman. In Washington, Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week, the White House said.
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Anderson Publicfairs Study Club
YMCA
Don Jackson
California
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Anderson College to Hold Spring Semester Programs
Dr. Robert H. Reardon president notes the academic procession opening two special programs ending the term with Senior Day observed Thursday. Justice Byron R. White’s address marked Dr. Horner’s first at Anderson College since becoming Hanover president in 1958. the report discusses seniority and discrimination debate.
Dominican Army Withdraws From Haiti Border
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican troops armor and warplanes are being pulled back from the border with Haiti to ease tension. Defense Ministry sources cite foreign pressure and domestic opposition, while Haitian opposition leaders in Santo Domingo raise suspicion of a possible move to open the way for a liberation force into Haiti.
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Dominican Republic
UPI
Haiti
Defense Ministry
Santo Do Tingo
Liberation Army
Jose A. Valtuena
Jimani
Lumber Company
von Cochran
Lawrence Booram
Sesl
Sion
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
London AP report James FE Stubbington 26 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 42 dollars. He said he had too many while celebrating a road safety conference award.
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London
James FE. Stubbington
St Johns Meals Special Reflects Front Line Food Service
Amid border tensions and a heightening crisis, St John s Hospital and its dietician Patricia Sidwell oversee an emergency meals program. The menu balances budget constraints with practical choices, featuring items like herb pork roast, turkey sandwich, and desserts as exercise in rationing and patient care.
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John’s
Valbuena
ATG
Baral
Patricia Sidwell
Bosch
John's Hickey Memorial Hospital
Katchewan
Cross School of Nursing
Carroway Brussel
Ation
Grondma
St. John's
St. John’s. Hospital
Lem
Hos- Brothers Company of
Boston
Pital
Mass
Brad
Mrs. Sidwell
Tiffany
Zionsville Teen Judy Morris Dies in Indiana Crash
A two car collision on Ind 38 near Clarksville claimed the life of 17 year old Judy Morris of Zionsville and injured four others. Investigators cited failure to stop at a stop sign on Cynthanee Rd. The crash also seriously hurt Marcia Christy 17 Sheridan and 2 year old Dickie Morris, with other injuries including a fractured skull to Judy Wechsler 15 Sheridan and minor head injuries to Dorothy J Wood 15 Sheridan. The other driver William H Faulkner 48 Marysville Ohio sustained multiple injuries. The State police rushed the injured to Riverview Hospital Noblesville and investigations continue with officials referencing nearby political figures in relation to the accident.
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Judy Morris
Zionsville
Indiana
Jess
Ind. 38
Clarksville
Hamilton County
Cynthanee Rd
Marcia Christy
H. Allis
Harold State Police
Death Doyle
Roberts
Morris Girl
Justine
Jack Vanlis
Richard C. Morris
Thresher Board Withdraws Hecker From Inquiry
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire AP The Thresher board moved to end Hecker's role in the inquiry into the loss of the nuclear submarine. Hecker's counsel argued the court should determine his conduct amid tensions that he was a scapegoat. The panel noted Hecker helped relay messages and that public opinion branded him a scapegoat despite tests and delays.
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N.H
Stanley W. Louis P. Gray
Newton
Hecker
Don
Conn
Heck
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jonger
Gray
Skylark
Boston
Thas
Aneil 18, d
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Cigarette Tax Start Date Set By Revenue Board
Indiana State Board of Revenue, including Gov. Welsh and treasurer Hughes, ruled June 1 as the start of the one cent per pack cigarette tax increase, resolving a court challenge over the law’s effective date. The decision follows a Marion Circuit Court ruling that the four cent increase became effective April 22 when the bill was signed, amid questions about repealing the prior three cent tax.
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State Board of Revenue
Bearc
Matthew E. Welsh
Dorothy Gardner
Robert E. Hughes
General Assembly
Marion Circuit
John L. Niblack
Riots Prompt Mass Army Troops Deploy to Alabama
More than 3,000 riot trained Army troops massed in Alabama with headquarters detachments moving into Birmingham after six hours of bloody rioting. Governor Wallace urged Kennedy to keep federal forces out, while Justice officials said troop movement had a calming effect on the Negro community. Federal officials expressed growing confidence troops would not be needed as advisors discussed legal options.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Moner youUins
Wallace
Justice Department
Underground Tests Cancelled Amid Cold War Tension
Washington reports the United States cancelled three planned sub kiloton atomic detonations in Nevada this month after a Moscow broadcast hint of retaliation. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department cited the cancellation in a one paragraph ABC release, with no further comment. Riots over cigarette taxes left 24 injured and property damage, while regional efforts to curb sales and a broader push for nonviolence continued amid Khrushchev’s nuclear talks.
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United States
Nevada
Iascow Radio
Russia
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Moscow
Alu
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
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Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Nemier
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
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Qisan
Eisenhower Says JFK Is Spending Too Much Advice Note
NY legals column reports former Steers officials citing Eisenhower remarks on Kennedy era spending and tax measures. It notes court actions, Thresher inquiry context, and Indiana’s 1 percent retail sales tax slated to begin July 1, with references to Skylark and Ramage, plus ongoing search and legal proceedings.
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JFK
Javed
Aly
Lawnn N. New York
Lawson P. Ramage
Hecker
Atlan-one
Steers
Eco Cbtican
Indiana
Niblack
Skylark
Thresher
Dallas Selis
Four Hurt in Two Car Crash Near Lapel on Middletown Rd
A Sunday accident on Middletown Road east of Lapel involved Don Gentry and Kenny Eiler. Four occupants in Gentry’s car sustained injuries including head lacerations and contusions. Pedestrian Elbert Bolton and others were treated as critical or injured, with hospital reports noting serious conditions. The incident followed a separate report about Ike Eisenhower criticizing current fiscal policies and defending a tax cut.
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Don Ggntry
Jaapel
Gentry Auto
Kenny Eiler
Middletown Rd
Lapel
Eiler
Richard
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Reported births and incidents across Anderson area. The Bolton boy born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Glenn five miles north of here. James Rogers and Dennis Hester families welcome newborns, with several injuries from a car crash on Madison Ave and Clearview Dr. No fatalities. hospital care listed for the injured and newborns, including a two car wreck near the residence of James Connally and the base hospital at Ellwood. Parents and grandparents named, community hospital ties noted.
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Bolton
St. John's Hospital
Madison Ave
Robert Glenn
Here
Nichol Ave
James Rogers
Sheriff's Deputies
27Th St
Dennis Hester
David Ep
Dortrecht
Kenneth C. Smith
Noel F. Widdiefield
James Connally
Air Force Base
Tex
Dav Hart
Indjid Erie
P” St. Elwood
Gerald Mekeke
George A. Harris
Theresa
Greenfield
Jor
The
East Lynn
Tian
Joan Joyce Smith
Elwood
Mrs. Morris
John Harris
Anderson, Widdifield
Mounds Rd
GOP Group Meets Here in Anderson
The Anderson Republican party met last night at GOP headquarters for preliminary talks on electing a city chairman and ward chairs. Myron Seybert, GOP county chairman, said final selection would take a few days after further study. Committeemen and vice chairmen from all 20 precincts attended with candidates in the upcoming city election.
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