Kennedy seeks extended unemployment benefits to three million
President Kennedy urged Congress to widen jobless aid by up to 126 extra weeks for long term unemployed, funded by higher employer taxes. The plan would add permanent federal coverage while states retain the first 26 weeks, with federal support for up to 26 additional weeks for those with strong work history. The measure follows a 1961 extension and aims to bolster defenses against recession.
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Washing-Un
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Indiana Teens Arrested in Steuben County Liquor Crackdown
Indiana Excise Police plan an investigation into 65 teenagers charged with illegal possession after a three hour roadblock in Steuben County. State police, conservation officers and the Hamilton town marshal assisted. about 400 bottles of beer and two bottles of liquor were seized. Most youths paid fines. some under 18 faced penalties.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Maron Arvin
Indiana Excise Police
Se Vaiment
Ansola
Arvin
Fort Wayne
Steuben County
Tom Hahselman
Steuben
Hamilton
Amomiobiles
Justice of the Peace
Hlanselman
Cold Springs
Ohio
Indiana 427
Hamilton Lake
Frunze City Shaken by Earthquake in Kirghizia
An earthquake struck Frunze, capital of Kirghizia in south central Asia, causing extensive damage to a Soviet city. Tass reported no casualties. In Liverpool the freight ship Tess suffered damage to the wheel house and radio room as cargo was unloaded.
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Moscow
UPI
Frunze
Kir
Parole Granted for Six Indiana Inmates Including Life Sentence Cases
Indiana parole board approved release for six state inmates including John Brattain serving life for patricide and Cecil Mosier and James Peterson in life for murder. Also approved were Forest Feltman, Harry Hammock, and a long list of county prisoners with varied forgery, robbery, and manslaughter sentences from 1936 to 1962.
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John Brattain
Hamilton County
Cecil Mosier
James Peterson
Mosier
Delaware County
Muncie
Peterson
Lake County
Rethebar Straughter
Forest Feltman
Indianapolis
Dale Jones
Harry Hammock
Martinsville
UPI
Indiana Department of Correction
Vivian Dixon
Sherman Fuller
Jay
Shelby
Delmar Lee Madison
Marion
Cordy Jordan
Vanderburgh
John L. Gasaway
Vigo
Ned G. Bryant
Henry
John Harris
Maurice Qualkinbush
Lawrence
Paul V. Rives Johnson
P Wiliam Kershner
Elkhart
Paul Kish
St. Joeseph
Carl Snyder
Hancock
William Duncan
Richard Saylors
Grant
James Farnies Carter
John Wesley Bray
Lake
Glen D. Smith
St. Joseph
Fred Phillips
Johnson
Kenneth Traylor
Daviess
Allen A. Lester
Delaware
Madison Heights Band to Elect Retiring Senior Officers
Retiring Madison Heights band officers include secretary Lowman and treasurer Tom Woods. Gerry Fuller is named drum major for next year, with Stefani Spillman as head majorette. Dinner honoring seniors and award distributions followed at Don's Bar as band leaders and staff gather for the 1963-84 school year planning.
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Madison Heights
Lowman
Gerry Fuller
Stefani Spillman
Tom Woods
Karen Dew
Don's Bar 1
Rey Uree
Susan
Suzie Tappan
Amos
Bonnie Bowman
Kare
Andrew
Council
Larry Geig
Madi‘Brown
Jer
Lorraine Hathaway
Davidson Heights
Francies Barker
Bark+ Hutchings
Frank Jackson
Nancy
Rood
Barbara Shipley
Lewis Sti
Ward
Tom
Collier
Ner
Sue Tremps
Bill Ward
Woods
Stefanie
Lewis Stiner
John Ward
Spillman
Majorette
John
Jier
Bonniel Barker
Tom Wood
Pope Listens To Concert At Vatican Palace
Pope John XXIII, appearing tired, attended a Vatican concert by the Bamberg orchestra conducted by Josef Kellberth in Clementine Hall. He thanked the musicians and awarded medals. The pontiff has a history of gastric trouble and anemia with unconfirmed cancer rumors.
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Vatican City
UPH
John XXIII
Vatican Palace
Bamberg
Germany
Josef Kellberth
Clementine Hall
Vatican
YMCA and College Swim Schedule Amid Busy Day
A full day at the YMCA features multiple swim events from 9:00 to 7:30 including College Men and Women beginners, Cadet gym activities, and teenage and girls swims. The schedule also lists morning meetings for the Chamber and underwriters groups and a note about dirt relocation near Houston pipelines.
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C of C
YMCA
Lady Lions
Ship Missing Account Denied by Coral Sea Officers
Sydney reports claimed 250 to 300 sailors missed the Coral Sea when it sailed from Sydney. Cmdr J Davis said only four men missed the ship and would be flown aboard at their expense. He denied rumors of mass marriages during the two week stay and noted only two requests to marry were received.
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Sydney
Australia
APD
U.S
Coral Sea
Cmdr
J. Davis
Davis
Frank McAllister Speaks To Kiwanis
Fourth grade students from Twenty-fifth Street School toured Anderson Newspapers, Inc. yesterday afternoon. Escorts included teachers Mrs Wales Stalker and Mrs Paul Hiatt and mothers Mrs Wayle Pax and Mrs LeRoy Courtney.
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Tommy Broderick
Steve Courtney
Portia Short
Phillip Simpson
Diana Warrum
Toni Sanders
Raymond Spangler
David Winkel
Deborah Sawyer
Terry Reynolds
Ricky Wilson
Gary Stanley
Brad Manifold
Janice Williams
Brad Hiatt
Diane Zirkelback
Jimmie Epper Tily
Mike Perdue
Sandra Decker
Jennifer Christ
Steve Schutyler
Stephanie Parrish
Dana Scott
Unnamed Indiana Official Delivers Speech at Kiwanis Club
Frank McAllister of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the YMCA. Introduced by Victor Rose he reviewed events from a 10 day Indiana General Assembly session and discussed Gross Income Tax changes and tax laws.
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Washington
United States
Frank McAllister
James Buchanan
Indiana
Soviet to Launch Fifth Space Rocket Test Series
Moscow announced a new series of rocket tests in the Pacific from May 15 to July 15 aimed at advancing space conquest. Ships and planes were warned to stay clear of central Pacific impact areas where Soviet land launches are planned.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Pacific
F. Gordon Coop Law
Central Pacific
New York Newspapers Use Heavy Newsprint Monthly
New York City papers consume about 55 000 tons of newsprint each month as part of their standard production cycle. The metric highlights the scale of daily print operations across major metropolitan outlets.
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New York
New York City
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Finley Nelson
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