Kennedy Foresees Public Backing Medical Aid Plan
President Kennedy said the American people likely back his proposal for medical care for the aged, even if the AMA does not. He asserted the plan would pass the Senate if voted this year and fail only if blocked in the House, while opposing any financing changes to Social Security. He dismissed adding doctor payments later and noted no current need to aid refugees in the plan.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Medical Association
Senate
House
Wajcete Ee
Asiteane
Broadcas
UPI
Saleanescay Alworks
Continental Airlines
API
Red
FAA
S. Army
Thailand
Iowa
Hong Kong
Chicago
Los Angeles
United States
Missouri
FBI
Texas
Unitedi
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
China
Mnate
Fire Marshal hearing on Nations Tile arson lack of witnesses
An arson hearing for Nations Tile and Manufacturing Corp. was called off after subpoenas issued for 9 am Wednesday were not served or returned. Officials said the sheriff lacked authority to serve papers while witnesses failed to appear at the YMCA proceeding and damage from the fire was estimated around five thousand dollars.
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The
Nations Tile and Manufacturing Corp
Clay
Wes. Pointer
Presither
Richard Alexander
Kenison
Howard H. Bonedy
Berlin
Isegaholt
Saigon
U.S
Viator
J Himes
Alexander
FBI Aids Death Inquiry Tied to Estes Case and Marshall
The FBI and Agriculture Department officials pursue a death inquiry linked to the Estes affair. An official said last summer’s probe into Henry H Marshall’s death was halted after Texas officials refused cooperation. Rep. Andersen and others questioned coal stock moves tied to Estes. A department spokesman outlined the ongoing inquiry and lack of immediate grain removal from Estes elevators.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Orville L
Freeman
Estes
Kennedy
Marmont
FBI
Marshall
Texas
Texas Tycoon
Ito Estes
H. Carl Andersen
Daniel C. Edmundson
Tuliz Minn
A. Turnquist
National Honor Society
Madison Heights High School
Scholarship Board of
Andersen
National Association of Sec
Two MH Senior Receive Honor Scholarships
Second report on AC fund slated Friday as leaders finalize plans for a luncheon at the YMCA. Four city banks have contributed 45500 to build the new Eastside campus science facility, with divisions preparing final reports for the session.
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AC Fund
YMCA
Anderson College
Eastside
Robert H. Reardon
Elmo A. Funk
Andersonians
Finanial
Sheldon B.cooper
Anderson Banking Company
Anderson
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association Eek
Anderson Loan Association
James Lansberry
Anderrson Loan Association
224 MH Seniors Are Graduated
Diplomas were awarded to 224 members of the 1962 Madison Heights High School graduating class at commencement. Robert E. Stewart of Terre Haute was the speaker. Principal Robert E. Collier and county superintendent Dale Prough presented diplomas. Class speakers included Charles Leedom. Rev. Monroe G. Schuster delivered the invocation. Music by the Madison Heights Concert Band and Concert Choir directed by Francis E. Barker and Harold Taylor. Additional awards were given at a later convocation, with winners named for American Legion, Ladies clubs, scholarships and state programs.
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Madison Heights High School
Robert E. Stewart
Terre Haute
Robert E. Collier
Dale Prough
Charles Leedom
Monroe G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Madison Heights
Francis E. Barker
Harold Taylor
Anderson Township
Association of American Physi-cians
Somd
Con
Folan
U S Advisers Wounded in Viet Nam Battle
Four U S military advisers were wounded in a major battle between South Vietnamese troops and Communist guerrillas near Saigon. Lt Col Frank B Clay was among the wounded, treated then released. Vietnamese reports claim 72 rebels killed and 32 either wounded or captured.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
U.S
Frank B. Clay
Lucius DB. Clay
Clay
Kennedy launches refugee admission from Communist China
President Kennedy invoked emergency powers to admit refugees from Communist China and said several thousand in Hong Kong and nearby areas are cleared for entry. The Justice Department said flows would begin in about two weeks after a meeting with Raymond F. Farrell.
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Washington
Kennedy
China
Hong Kong
Justice Department
Raymond F. Farrell
Ito
Kong
United States
H. L. Hardin
Ina Aomm
Immigration and Naturalizy
Alexandria
Munciemantion Service
Elwood Restute
Here
Luther Edward
Robert Mangheld
West
Rob
Bert F. Miller
Rt. 1
Thomas J.I Dria
Miller
Dodd, D-Conn
Serhan
Meany opposes mandatory retirement age plan at Kennedy talks
AFL CIO president George Meany rejects a 67 year retirement proposal to free jobs as President Kennedy faces calls to ease immigration limits amid refugee and food crisis debates. A collision injures Luther West in Elwood while a school bus and other traffic are involved near Alexandria.
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Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Organized Labor
Meany
Weather Outline for Loupy Fair Day
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a high in the upper seventies. Tonight will be mid sixties with a high tomorrow near the mid eighties. Sunrise is at 5 21 a m and sunset at 7 03 p m with the moon rising by 1 30 p m.
YMCA Board Sets Policy On Membership Change
YMCA directors approved a policy allowing Negroes to join the general YMCA membership. The move follows years of gradual integration and covers access to all facilities and services beyond basic programs. Also, CAPE CANAVERAL reports Project Mercury confirms a triple orbit plan for M. Scott Carpenter, with launch contingent on a timely Atlas flight and weather.
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Carpenter
Scott Carpenter
Cape Canaveral
Fie
Earth
NASA
Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Space Flight
Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
Ymca Board
UPD
Project Mercury
M. Scott Carpenter
Sesa
Everglade
Cohonn
Dutch Bomb Indonesians Paratroopers Press Fight
Dutch paratroopers in western New Guinea clashed with Indonesian forces as jets and navy surged north. Dutch forces began mop up operations while about 800 women and children were moved from coastal battle zones. A blackout on military operations was imposed as UN Acting Secretary General Thant was briefed.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
UPI
New Guinea
United Nations
Thant
Ridlen Named First Vice Chairman of College GOP Panel
Julian Ridlen of Anderson, Indiana, was named first vice chairman of the Advisory Committee on the executive board of the Tadiana Collegiate Republican Clubs. At an Indianapolis meeting a poll showed Nixon leading for president in 1964 with 152 votes and Goldwater close behind with 126. The Purdue University Club won the Robert A. Taft award for the second year, and a resolution condemned sending ransom money to the Castro regime in Cuba.
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Julian Ridlen
Anderson College
Tadiana
Michael Smith
Indianapolis
Richard Nixon
U. S
Barry Goldwater
Nelson
Volunteer Firemen To Conduct Training Session
Madison County mutual aid group hosts a training session at the Indiana Reformatory in Pendleton. Chief John R Brown says the program educates volunteer departments on relay pumping high pressure fog foam dry chemical extinguishers first aid and rescue demonstrations beginning at 130 p.m.
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Madison County
Indiana Reformatory
Pentown
Dleton
Brown
John RB. Brown
Association Township
Voluneer
Madison Court Mutual Aid
Grai
CBS airs Alexander interview on tariff effects
R. H. Alexander chairman of the National ... Manufacturing Company received a 11 gram from CBS officials about portions of a new interview aired on the CBS Reports program at 10. Jack Beck of CBS News interviewed him on science, tariff legislation, and possible effects on manufacturing. The local interview is part of a broader special. Birth notices list multiple families with newborn girls and boys from St. Johns Hospital and area residences.
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Roy Alexander
W, Ltd
Naional the and Manufacturing Company
CBS Television
CBS Reports
Jack, Beck
CBS News
Mr. Alexander
Congress
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