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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

9

Freeman Will Make Twenty Indiana Stops

Secretary of agriculture Orville L. Freeman will tour Southern Indiana May 27 28 making 20 stops. He will speak at a May 27 barbecue between Cannelton and Tell City and inspect sites including Indiana Glass Sand Co Elizabeth Washington County. The tour ends at Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial with visits to Deer Lake Wildwood Lake and rural development sites in Spencer Crawford Orange Perry and Harrison counties.

Salem, Ind UPI Orville L. Freeman Secretary of Agriculture Indiana Lincoln Hills Harrison Crawford Perry Spencer Freeman Cannelton Tell City Borden Clark County Washington County Indiana Glass Sand Co Elizabeth Cannelton Locks Ohio River Deer Lake German Ridge Hoosier National Forest Orange West Baden College French Lick Creek Waktershed Wildwood Lake Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial Spencer County

Bedford man stops freight train by sitting on tracks

Robert Sullivan 35 of Avoca sat on the Monon freight tracks in Bedford Indiana causing a train to halt. Police charged Sullivan with public intoxication after the incident.

Bedford Ind Robert Sullivan Avoca Monon Sullivan

East Germany orders inspections to boost output

East Germany's Communist regime will deploy inspectors to every farm and factory to locate production problems and remove managers. The program grants broad powers to audit documents across all state and economic bodies and to assign blame for failures, aiming for total control over workers and distribution.

Berlin UPI East Germany Communist Party West Berlin der Abend

Spy Suspect Offered to Spill Beans in Court Tale

Navy Yeoman Nelson C. Drummond offered to spill the beans after his arrest for espionage. FBI agents testified he volunteered the plan while en route to headquarters as two Russian diplomats were expelled after the arrest in New York. The government says he joined the spy ring to fund a Newport bar and grill. he faces possible death if convicted.

New York UPI Navy Nelson C. Drummond James Walter Johnson FBI Drummond Johnson Newport R.I., Naval Base Larchmont N.Y Evgeni M. Prokhorov Ivan Y. Vyrodov U.N

Statistics From Cooper Flight

Statistics on L Gordon Cooper space flight note liftoff at 9 04 am EDT orbit at 9 10 am EDT orbital speed 17546 mph orbit duration 88.45 minutes high point 165.8 miles low point 100.2 miles. POWERFUL POWER LINE IN KEY WEST Fla will soon be in service as one of the strongest US systems with reinforced concrete poles 85 to 105 feet tall designed to endure winds over 350 mph three mile line cost 465000 dollars and 50 year life expectancy.

Cape Canaveral UPC L. Gordon Cooper Key West Fla United States

County Welfare Directors Convene in Indianapolis Meeting

The Indiana State Association of County Welfare Directors met at the Severin Hotel on May 19 1963 with a morning business session. Wayne Stanton of Marion County was elected president for 1964. Albert Kelly spoke on the Aid to Dependent Children study while Howard Gustafson urged unity of public and private welfare efforts and discussed unemployment and the need for a preventive scientific approach and community outreach.

Indiana State Association of County Welfare Directors Severin Hotel Indianapolis Wayne Stanton Marion County Department Albert Kelly Public Welfare Kelly Department State Department Clifford E. Bennett Madison County East Central District Howard F. Gustafson Community Services Council of Gustafson

Indiana Supreme Court orders new trial for slayer Clem Lemay

The Indiana Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, overturned Clem Lemay’s first degree murder conviction for the 1961 killing of his brother Manson Lemay. The court found no proof of premeditation and ordered a new trial, with Lemay to remain on death row at Michigan City penitentiary until retrial.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana Supreme Court High Court Clem Lemay Brazil Manson Lemay Amos Jackson Walter Myers Jr Harold Actor Frederick Landis Norman Atterburn Jackson

Indiana Reports First Polio Case Of Year

The Indiana State Board of Health listed its first polio case of the year in the weekly morbidity report. The case occurred in Washington County with an unknown onset date. By mid May last year three polio cases had been reported.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana State Board of Health Washington County

Federal aid accounts for over forty percent of road funds

Washington reports that federal assistance makes up more than 40 percent of all expenditures on public road and street construction nationwide, highlighting the central role of federal support in infrastructure spending.

Washington The United States

Labor Press Conference mulls editors at Indiana Univ

Dallas Sells AFL-CIO president will speak to over 50 editors at a two day Midwest Labor Press Conference starting Friday at Indiana University. The event brings union publications from national and local outlets to Bloomington for discussions on labor themes and press coverage.

Labor Writers Bloomington Ind Dallas Sells Afl-Cio Indiana University

Quotations from Spaceflight and Jet Fighter Test Flight

Mrs. L Gordon Cooper calls her husband's space flight beautiful in Taylor Lake Village Texas. Pilot George Bright from Lancaster California hails West Germany's new six jet vertical take off fighter as a tremendous airplane the hottest thing he has ever flown in Manching Germany.

United Press International Taylor Lake Village Tex L. Gordon Cooper Space Manching Germany George Bright Lancaster Calif West Germany

Cuba says counter revolutionary band broken up claim

Havana states another anti Castro counter revolutionaries group dismantled. A Cuban spokesman calls it a new blow to U S imperialists and saboteurs, claiming justice for the people. In Alabama Governor Wallace says federally sent troops must leave and upholds government of laws over men.

Havana U.S Montgomery Ala George Wallace Alabama Kennedy

Tenth Street PTA To Install Officers

Installation of new officers will be held Thursday night by the 10th Street School PTA with current Elwood Rogers conducting the ceremony O K Friend will be installed as new president Other new officers are Val Sleuland first vice president D Shepard second vice president Phyllis Stephens treasurer and Shirley Enbriecht secretary Students will present the annual spring music program under the direction of teacher Edith Bowers.

10Th Street PTA Elwood Rogers O. K. Friend Val Sleuland D. Shepard Phyllis Stephens Shirley Enbriecht Edith Bowers

Indiana Farm Work Ahead Of Schedule

Purdue crop reporter Robert E. Straszheim notes Indiana field work is about four days ahead. Corn and soybean planting advance, with 25 percent corn planted and soybeans nearing 10 percent statewide. winter wheat at 14 inches growth with 15 percent headed. tomato setting at 25 percent completed.

Indiana Robert E. Straszheim Purdue

Rail System in U.S. Includes Major and Smaller Lines

Chicago report notes about 130 large railroads across the United States and roughly 550 smaller lines forming the broader national rail network.

Chicago U.S

Baudouin and Fabiola See Westminster and Thames Trip

King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium attended Mass at Westminster Cathedral in London and later went on a boat trip along the Thames on the second day of their state visit to Britain.

London UPI Baudouin Fabiola Belgium Westminster Cathedral Thames Britain

Canal limits force passage for large vessel

A fully loaded ship of about 42 000 tons is near the maximum size that can traverse the Suez Canal at Port Said. The draft and beam restrictions constrain ships of this scale, highlighting the canal’s capacity limits for monumental cargo.

Port Said Suez Canal

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