Pope John XXIII Delayed Papal Audience Amid Illness
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII remains gravely ill with suspected cancer ulcer and severe anemia. Doctors keep him in bed as hemorrhages continue, delaying a planned audience for President Kennedy and postponing Vatican activities into June.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
Kennedy
Antonio Gasbarrini
Italy
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Washington
White House
Rome
St. Peter's Square
Piero Mazzoni
Vet Hospital Patient Dies On Highway
A 35 year old patient from the Veterans Hospital in Marion Indiana was struck and killed on Indiana 37 fourteen miles south of Rigdon Madison County. Driver Jack Freund of Greenwood reported seeing the man step into the path of the moving truck. He died at Marion Hospital and services were held at West Terre Haute. Police noted weekend accidents with seven personal injuries and about five thousand dollars in property loss.
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William R. Anderson
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Ind
Rigdon
Madison County
Anderson
Cecil Carmichael
Jack Freund
Greenwood
Marion Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Elwood
Berbeno
West Terre Haute
Robert Graham
Jackson Mayor Opposes Integration in Racial Meeting
In Jackson Mississippi a majority of Negro representatives walked out of a city meeting after Mayor Allen Thompson, a staunch segregationist, spoke against integration and promised no demonstrations. Rev Mayes and editor Percy Greene argued for desegregation and urged action while tensions rose over civil rights demands.
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Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
City Commission
E. A. Mayes
Mayes
Thompson
Percy Greene
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Industries Report Rise In Employment
Industry data from the Anderson Chamber of Commerce shows April employment at 25 998 across 32 reporting firms, up 5.67 percent from April 1962 and higher than March. Unemployment claims fell 27.7 percent from 1962 and 32.8 from March, with average weekly claims at 477. Postal receipts rose 16.5 to 95 704, new car sales reached 500, and used car transfers 1 239. Births numbered 179 and deaths 77 in April. A list of new Chamber members followed.
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George
Alatza Real Estate
Bankers Bond and Share
Mary Carter
Alibi
Beach
Childes Phillips 66
Anderson Furnace Co
Bowmer’s Marathon
Marvin E. Clanin
Anderson Health Food
Broadway
Club
Anderson Sporting Goods
Abby Brown
Grace DeArmond
Delmar Studios
Edward R. Bush
B and F
Derby Pizzeria
Dot's Beauty Shop
Durgan Beauty Shop
Edgewood Shell Service
D. E. Etchison
Executive House Motor Hotel Corp
Ferguson Tailoring Co
R. L. Fromholz
Fullington Electric Co
Jim Gilbert
W H. Glass and Son
Good 'N Fast Cleaners
J. B. Hall Homes
Homewood Auto Service
Ideal Window Cleaning
C. Merrill Hudson
Idle Hour Cigar
New Farm Bill Proposed By Bipartisan Group
Four senators from both parties introduced a one package farm bill to replace feed grains and wheat laws. Backed by the American Farm Bureau Federation, the measure seeks to repeal the feed grain law Kennedy signed last week and ends the secretary of agriculture's power to call another wheat referendum next year.
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Washington
UPI
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bourke B
Hickenlooper
Arowa
George D. Aiken
Rvi
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Madison County Tuberculosis Association to Meet Tonight
The Madison County Tuberculosis Association holds its annual meeting Tuesday evening May 8 at 6 30 p m at the YWCA. Dr J L Lamey president announces guest speaker Dr A C Offutt Indiana health commissioner will discuss Tuberculosis-1963.
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Madison County Tuberculosis Association
YWCA
J. L. Lamey
A. C. Offutt
Indiana
Dolphins react to jazz near Soviet ship in Red Sea
In a Tass report, a pod of dolphins swam around the Soviet ship Kival in the Red Sea when its radio switched from a waltz to jazz, then the dolphins swam away.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Red Sea
Tass
Debris Photos Heighten Thresher Mystery In Navy Probe
Photographs taken about 220 miles offshore show pieces of metal wiring and paper that could be from the submarine Thresher. A naval court reviews 1,600 pages of testimony as deep currents challenge search efforts near a 300 yard square target area. Senator Ribicoff proposes expanded education benefits for Thresher families, citing Cmdr Harvey’s kin seeking a scholarship tribute.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
Navy
Woods Hole Oceanographic
Atlantis II
Thresher
Atlantis
Frank A. Andrews
Woods Hole
Conrad
Gillis
Coast Guard
Dupont
Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D - Conn
Cmdr
John Harvey
Ribicoff
Manning Harvey
Men of the Thresher
Holiday Death Toll For Indiana May Reach Fifteen
Indiana safety chief Floyd Kline warned that as many as 15 people could die on Indiana highways during the Memorial Day weekend with five potential fatalities on the holiday itself. He noted business openings Friday may curb trips. Last year’s four day period had 23 deaths. 27 died in 1961.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Floyd Kline
Office of Traffic Suety
Kline
Bill Introduced To Reform Wheat and Feed Grain Supports
Senator Hickenlooper and Sen Hol land push a bill through the Agriculture Committee to end wheat acreage allotments and marketing quotas. The plan ties wheat support to world market price or 50 percent of parity and abolishes feed grain allotments with 90 percent of average price supports. It also restricts government sale of surplus grains below 115 percent of the support price.
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Hickenlooper
Congress
Agriculture Secretary
Safe Robbery at Madison County Lumber Yard
Anderson detectives probe a break in at the Madison County Lumber Company office on 1421 Jackson St. Tools used to force the safe door. total losses and amount stolen remain undetermined until an inventory is completed per manager William Campbell.
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Anderson
Madison County Lumber Company
Jackson St
William Campbell
Sugar Speculators At Home Abroad May Increase Prices
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen charged that speculators at home and abroad push sugar prices higher. He urged cracking down on foreign producers while quotas limit U S sugar. Undersecretary Charles S Murphy will testify Wednesday as the Finance Committee’s first witness in its sugar price inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett Dirksen
United States
Charles S. Murphy
Senate Finance Committee
Murphy
Indiana sets sales tax start bracket at 25 cents
Indiana Revenue Commissioner James C. Courtney urges a 2 percent tax on sales starting at 25 cents, but Revenue Board member Dorothy Gardner advocates starting at 50 cents to exempt bread milk and some meat. The board plans a meeting after regulators prepare formal rules and hold a public hearing.
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Revenue
Courtney
Indianapolis
UPI
James C. Courtney
Indiana
Indiana Revenue Board
Dorothy Gardner
Welsh
Robert Hughes
The
Revenue Board
Ing
Edwin K. Steers
Gardner
Afl-Cio
Hughes
Steers
State Revenue
Strike at Howe Fire Apparatus Stalls Over Master Contract
Officials report no breakthrough in the Howe Fire Apparatus strike begun April 30. Ben Howe Sr says union and company bargaining set a wage increase plan of 23 to 24 cents per hour over three years, ratified April 29, with workers to return May 1 before a sympathy strike was called. The dispute centers on a proposed master contract with Oren-Roenoke Corp Roanoke Va, which both sides rejected. Foremen have received threatening calls, details undisclosed.
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Howe Fire Apparatus, Inc
Ben Howe Sr
Howe
CIO
Oren-Roenoke Corp
Roenoke
Oren- Roenoke Corp
Delbert Spangler
Local Teenagers Nabbed At Jasper Following Chase
Two Anderson youths, Jerry L. Phagan 17 and Louis Capshaw 16, were apprehended near Jasper after a 100 mph chase through the city. They ditched a stolen car and were taken to Spencer County authorities in Dale, Indiana on vehicle taking charges.
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Anderson
Jasper
Cletus Eckert
Jerry L. Phagan
Louis Capshaw
Spencer County
Dale
Ind
Dubois County
Eckert
Huntingburg
Open House For New Anderson College Student Center
Anderson College announces an open house for its Russell Olt Memorial Student Center on Sunday from 2 30 to 5 and 9 to 10 p m. The $500 000 two story facility on E 3rd St offers dining, recreation and meeting spaces over 24 800 square feet with tours for residents of Madison County. Dedication is set for Oct 19 as part of 1963 Homecoming activities.
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Russell Olt Memorial
Anderson College
E. 3Rd St
Robert H. Reardon
Madison County
Anderson
Rouge
Johnson, Ritchhart and Associates
Anderson High Ceremonies Set For Graduation
Graduates of the class of 1963 will begin their week of commencement activities with the annual baccalaureate service next Sunday and receive diplomas on Thursday June 6. Other county schools have finished the 1962 63 year, but city schools run a 92 month term. All students except seniors finish June 7 with report cards the next day. Year end activities start tomorrow with seniors having dress up day at the high school.
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals Listing Births
A roundup of newborns reported at St John’s and Community Hospital includes multiple families. Names and addresses span Anderson, Reydell, Harv ey, Ellsworth, Johnson, Parson, Vores, Seeh tner, Stephen son, Jones, Allmond, Schuster, Sanders, Caldwell, Adams, Lehman, McGuire, Mudd, and Brenneke with boys and girls born to these parents.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Anderson
Jackson St
Raymond Reydell
William D. Harvey
Gary Ellsworth
Ruddle Ave
James C. Johnson
Jefferson Ave
Lawrence Parsons
Fortville
Allison Vores
Silver St
Richard Seeahttner
Jefferson St
Community Hospital
Patrick Stephenson
St. St
David Jones
E. 28Th St
Acie Allmond
Monroe St
John Schuster
11Th St
Franklin Sanders
McKinley St
Maurice Caldwell
Nursery Rd
Lest Adams
10Th St
Phillip Lehman
Frankton
Forrest McGuire
Indiana Ave
Larry Mudd
Alexandria
Robert Brenneke
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Barry Bishop
Bethesda
National Geographic
Bishop
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Katman
Vet Hospital
Freund
Annapolis
Diane Lovewell
Arlington, Va
U. S. Naval Academy
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Charles S. Minter
United Press International
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
TB Association
Portsmouth
N.H
Hickenlooper, Aiken and Holland
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Wters Ae
Chase
Anderson High
Anderson and
Vivinity
Ben Howe, Sr
Winding Way
Harter Blvd
Howe Fire Apparatus Inc
Spangler
Howe Company
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