Parks Brace For Record 1961 Visits
National Park Service and private sources warn of a record 1961 influx to U S national parks as Civil War Centennial events and the expanding system attract a growing public. Officials note 72 288 000 visits last year with Alaska Nevada and Maine seen among top destinations and park facilities strained by rising crowds.
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Veterans Group To Elect Tonight
The Anderson Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans entertained 60 patients at Marion Veterans Hospital this week with music by the Touskcians Union Local 32 of Anderson and refreshments by the local auxiliary. The chapter will install its newly elected officers at its regular meeting tonight at the VFW home with William C. Garrett of Muncie serving as installing officer.
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Desegregation actions widen in Atlanta and Nashville
In Atlanta four Negro college students filed a federal suit to end segregation in city parks courts and facilities. In Nashville midafternoon pickets gathered at the bus station as Atlanta’s desegregation drive expands amid high school transfer applications and a planned Pendleton High School commencement ceremony.
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Soviet veto plan would hamper cease fire commission
U S critics say the Soviet proposal would let Russia and Britain veto initial steps for investigating cease fire violations. They warn that co chairmen could require a vote on any decision, enabling Indian members to block actions. The United States would likely reject these demands.
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Hospital project advances toward modern facilities
The campaign to expand Anderson Madison County hospital progresses with North Madison Avenue site about 60 percent complete. This week plastering began on the two upper floors, aiming to meet minimum hospital requirements and alleviate overcrowded facilities in the area.
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Coup Backed by IROK Leader Ushers Military Revolution
Lee discusses unity and pledged troops will guard the truce line with North Korea. Junta leaders press for a legal cabinet, broadcast calls for ousted ministers to report, and issue decrees easing curfew while expanding military tribunals and civil court duties.
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