Mississippi Made Target as Rioters Face Federal Marshals
Mississippi the next target of interracial freedom riders, warned by Alabama officials amid raids and mass police presence. Gov. Ross Barnett pledged to escort any entrants out of the state, while the White Citizens Council urged the public to avoid cooperating with outside agitators. U.S. Attorney General Kennedy ordered federal marshals into Alabama but signaled they would depart soon as local law enforcement steps take hold. The atmosphere remained tense in Montgomery with National Guard patrols and a cautious, businesslike mood.
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Ala
UPI
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Mississippi
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Inéown
Ross Barnett
U. S. Atty
Robert Kennedy
Barnett
White Citizens Council
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Whizzer) White
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Montgom
Justice Department
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Ala Freedom Riders
Obama
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Freedom Riders
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John) Patterson
Harlier
Byron R
Whizzer
White
Washington
Patterson
Kenynedy
Kennedy bill advances in Congress amid religion fight
President Kennedy's public school aid bill moves toward final passage as House panel nears tentative approval of the 25 billion measure and a pending amendment on church school grants. In the Senate, the measure expands to cover textbooks buses and janitors salaries. The administration faces a major push against anti desegregation amendments as the SCLC announces plans for a large scale effort to end segregation in the South and coordinate freedom rides.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Senate
House Education Committee
Herbert Zelenko
Zelenko
Measre Sen
Atlanta
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
South
Montgomery
John Patterson
Steel market outlook bright says editor in Atlantic City
Tron Age Magazine editor Tom Campbell predicted a strong steel market in early 1962 with widespread stockpiling by steel users. He spoke at a Past Presidents Club meeting of the American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers Association, noting buyers would need to order well in advance.
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Atlantic City
Tron Age Magazine
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Chang to visit Kennedy amid Korea junta power bid
The leader of the Republic of Korea junta Chang Da Yung announced at a National Assembly news conference that he would visit the United States to explain the purpose and intent of the military takeover. He cited discussions with U S officials including Secretary Rusk and said the visit aims to clarify the junta’s goals to the American government and people.
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Fidel Castro
Logan
Republic of Korea
Chang da Yung
Sam Rayburn
United Ss States
Chang
Chamber of the National Assembly
Fae Tha Jambs
United States
Traws Committee
Dean Rusk
Castro
Capehart
John J. Williams
R-Del
Internal Revenue Service
Williams
J. William Fulbright
D-. Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Rusk
Treasury
Johnson Sees Southeast Asia Crisis as Serious
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson warned at a news conference in Bermuda that Southeast Asia faces a serious, costly, and dangerous struggle to preserve freedom. He cited Communist subversion and insurrection and said outcomes depend on free peoples' resolve and Western aid to the region. Johnson heads to Washington to brief President Kennedy, while noting he cannot yet disclose the report.
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Bermuda
Lyndon B Johnson
Southeast Asia
Asia
Johnson
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Vance
Formosa
Thailand
South
GOP
Madison County
Republia
Cindy
Lapel
Gains Shown In Economy By Commerce Dept Report
Washington reports a post recession recovery with March-April developments. Growth centered in hard woods, autos, and steel materials, aided by defense spending and construction. Auto output rising but below year ago. steel mill orders surge as capacity nears 70 percent. Also a long lasting Managua quake caused alarm but no damage reported.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Managua
Nicaragua
Farmer’s Leg Mangled In Train Mishap
A Middletown farmer, Carl Smitz, 61, was injured when his tractor was struck by a train on Indiana State Road 267 east of the Madison County line in Henry County. Smitz sustained a mangled leg and was transported to St. John’s Hospital in fair condition.
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Middletown
Madison County
Henry County
Carl Smitz
RL l. Middletown
St. John’s Hospital
Indiana
Elwood
Boone
Vermillion
Billy Martindale
Range Line
Martindale
Eric Martindale
George Trudson
Main St
Harold Garman
Harlan Garman
David Beeman
France Guards Against Peace Talks Attack
In Evian les Bains France authorities reinforce security against potential extremist air attack tied to French Algerian rebel peace talks. An official said army anti aircraft guns are deployed after threats to hotels and officials. Rebels press for release of ten leaders including Mohammed Ben Bella.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
UPD
Mohammed Ben Bella
Algeria
Lake Geneva
Chambers Statement Amid Defeat and Grievances in Indiana
The statement reflects Chambers denial of the decision in Indiana politics, praising supporters and allies, and pledging continued influence in the 87th Congress. It notes gratitude to colleagues and staff, and emphasizes commitment to law and principled campaigns, with references to Anderson and ongoing political plans. The article mentions the South Side concert band and Patrol Picnic Parade as upcoming local events.
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Charles A. Halleck
Midiana
Myrs
Chambers
Anderson
House of Repre
Charley
William Byer
Charles Gaus
House of Representa
Gress
Indiana
The
John R.wation
Strong
Walsh
Capitol Hill
Roush
South Side
Ibers
Ath
Bob Pate
Tim Tappan
Robert
Pat Clark
T. Ashmore
South Carolina
Kennedy
Con Sue Hosek
Cheryl
Hiday
South Side Junior High Band Plans Thursday Event
South Side Junior High aims a Thursday evening concert in the school gym under director Joseph Haboush. The program includes Over the Rainbow Imagina and Someone to Watch Over Me plus original composition In present a Spring Band Concert Impressions. Haboush leads a busy year including Halloween Parade work and teaching duties at Anderson High School.
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South Side
Over the
Imagina Junior High
Testion
Joseph Haboush
Haboush
Acity
Anderson High School
Parade
Eagles Convention Pa
Zions Promotion
Warriorettes
Wilma Berry
Nancy Loucks
Cherry Hiday
Sherry Young
Above
Herald
Ferro Girls Go On Strike Over Summer Attention
In Ferro the college town girls strike against dating Socal boys, saying boys pay attention only during summer vacation when teachers’ college is closed and out of town students have left.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Ferro
Socal
Control Taken At Alleghany In Texas Led Coup
Murchison brothers of Texas seized Alleghany Corp control by ousting Allan P. Kirby and naming a nine man board. John L. Murchison said a new CEO would be installed and Alfred E. Perlman would remain as president of the New York Central Railroad. Kirby, owning nearly a third of Alleghany shares, did not attend in person but wished the new regime success. The vote totals showed a landslide for the insurgent slate.
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Murchison Brothers
Texas
Alleghany Corp
John 1. Murchison
Dallas
Allan P. Kirby
Alleghany
Kirby
Murchisons
Murchison
Alfred E. Perlman
New York Central Railroad
Aleghany
Charles T. Ireland Jr
Seniors Graduate at MHHS Commencement in Gym
Madison Heights High School honored 269 seniors at last night’s graduation in the school gym. Principal Robert E. Collier presided as diplomas were distributed by Dale M. Prough. Speakers included Hugh Maxwell Walters and Thomas McMahan. Reverend Thomas Heilman gave the invocation and Reverend John Zuber pronounced the benediction. The band under Francis E. Barker performed special music.
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Madison Heights High School
Hugh Maxwell Walters
Central Indiana
Thomas Heilman
St. Ambrose Church
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Robert E. Collier
Dale M. Prough
Thomas McMahan
Francis E. Barker
Church Donates Five Percent More In Special Funds
The Church of God reports a five percent donation increase to benevolent causes this year and reaches a 1960-61 budget milestone of 1,009,000. National Woman's Missionary Society reports over 200,000 raised in Christ's Birthday offering supporting world mission projects. A new 12,000 seat auditorium on East Std St convention grounds is funded, though construction is delayed by weather. the building features post tensioning, thin-shell roofs, and a dome lift.
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Church of God
Paul Tanner
World Service
National Woman's Missionary Society
Ing
Taniner
East Std St
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from local hospitals list newborns for families including Daniel Sigler, Wilbury Schmitt, Leroy Slater, and Raye Canada. The Church of God reaches about 3,200 congregations worldwide, with locations in Indianapolis and across the United States noted in current statistics.
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St. John’s Hospital
Daniel Sigler
Thesterfield
Wilbury Schmitt
W. 22Nd St
Leroy Slater
Manor Rd
Church of God
Coleman Hospital
United States
Indianapolis
Raye
Canada
Roush Wins Indiana Seat by 99 Votes in Recount
Former Democratic Rep. J Edward Roush defeated Republican George C Chambers by 99 votes in Indiana Fifth District after a three month House subcommittee recount. Official tally shows 107357 for Roush vs 106882 for Chambers. results exceed state validation by 863 votes. Chambers, 60 year old lawyer, said he is satisfied with the investigation and will return to his Indiana law practice.
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Widy WU Utab
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Autoy
Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Reuther
Eisenhower
Leecen Ey Cee
George Smathers
D-Fla
White House
J. Edward Roush
Huntington
Indiana
House Elections Committee
Roush
Oses
George O. Chambers
Washington
UPI
George C. Chambers
House
Ant Parq Fas Chombhare
Chambers
Robert T. Ashmore
Kennedy seeks heavier outlay for space and defense
President Kennedy plans a substantial budget push to expand space and defense programs and to boost aid to Southeast Asia. Leaders announced the proposals, including a $285 million supplemental for the current year, a broader foreign aid package, and increases for NASA and defense space projects aimed at accelerating lunar goals.
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UPI
Kennedy
Congress
America
Southeast Asia
White House
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Tex
South Viet Nam
Conegress
Alan B Shepard
Civilian Space Agency
Defense Department
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
House Space Committee
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