Soviets Extend Formal Bid To U S Air Chief
Soviet officials delivered a written invitation to Gen. Nathan F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff, to attend Moscow’s air force celebration on June 24. The invitation, discussed as a potential step toward inviting other joint chiefs, was presented at the Pentagon. The defense department says the invitation would be seriously considered if no unacceptable conditions are attached.
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No immediate comment on Russian invitation to US air show
The State Department had no comment on the invitation to counterparts to witness a similar US air show. Two hours after the Russians left, an aide said Air Force Chief Twining had not yet seen the invitation.
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Note Found Inside Sandwich During Fishing Trip
In Memphis, M A Lightman Jr. fished for hours without a bite before discovering a note inside a sandwich reading How's the fishing Well that's too bad Love Jean. The quirky incident was reported in a brief city notice.
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Two Tallahassee Students Arrested Fear Bus Boycott
In Tallahassee Florida two Florida A and M University for Negroes students Wilhelmina Jakes and Carrie Patterson were arrested after refusing to move to the rear of a city bus. A small wooden cross was burned on the house lawn of their landlady and a mass meeting voted to stay off city buses indefinitely.
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Jimmy Chanes Show at Athletic Park This Week
Jimmy Chanes performs all week at Athletic Park replacing the scheduled 29th and Brown venue. Crowd turnout expected to grow as daily shows run through week.
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Large Printing Firm Plans Public Stock Offering
New York based R R Donnelley & Sons Co files with the SEC to issue 573 575 common shares. Harriman Ripley & Co. leads underwriters for first public financing in the 92 year old company. Proceeds fund a 48 million dollar capital program. Lakeside Press plants in Chicago Crawfordsville Willard Detroit. Will print Life Time Fortune Sports Illustrated Look Farm Journal Town Journal and Sears Roebuck mail catalogs.
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Abandoned Babe's Father Charged in Terre Haute
Sam Sheldon a 29 year old father of a 10 month old baby left on a doorstep May 19 was charged with three counts of child abandonment and jailed in Vigo County awaiting a court appearance. He said medical debts of about 4500 prompted leaving the child near St Anthony's Hospital. Detective Willard Gantz and Charles Koll noted inconsistencies in his account and found hospital debts unpaid local welfare not sought. Sheldon returned from Gates New York in a 1953 Packard with identity first given to a priest.
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Greek Turkish Partition Will Be Built Soon
NICOSIA Cyprus British authorities announced an armored barrier will be erected between the Greek and Turkish sections to halt violence. Security troops will patrol the barrier. A British soldier died and two were wounded in a night ambush near Kinoussa in west Cyprus.
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Hospital Dismissals List From St John’s
Dismissed from St John’s Hospital are Otto Britton Berneta Brown Ava Cantrell Jonnie Carmack Gary Crouch DeLoren Dray Robert Highbaugh Donald Holliday Watt Horton Agnes Hulse Mary Ann Isom Anna Ruth Jarman Russell Manifold John Melcher Bonnie Poston Jerry Reeves Mavis Rowe Ethel Saylor Lenore Schmidt Arvil Sexton Charles Williamson Ashall Banning Glenna Bennett Miles Benton Norman Davy Loren Lawson Link Oliver Kenneth Schroeder Robert Absher Robert Barnes and daughter.
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Fletcher St
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Jackson St
Ava Cantrell
Pearl St
Jonnie Carmack
Andover
Gary Crouch
Daleville
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W. 21St St
Robert Highbaugh
Frankton
Donald Holliday
Nichol Ave
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Hickory St
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Middletown
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Anna Ruth Jarman
Alexandria
Russell Manifold
John Melcher
Bonnie Poston
Martindale
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Mavis Rowe
East Lynn St
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Miles Benton
E. 8Th
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Loren Lawson
Fairmount
Link Oliver
Meridian St
Kenneth Schroeder
Mounds Rd
Robert Absher
Robert Barnes
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Kiwanis Club Guests at Anderson College Luncheon
Kiwanis Club members were guests of Anderson College at a Monday luncheon where Dr. John A. Morrison welcomed them. A college quartet sang selections and will tour the Southwest. R. D. Bowsher introduced guests from State Security Life Insurance. Pancake Day workers praised for welfare fundraising. Labor is noted as key cost in dairy product marketing.
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John A. Morrison
Robert Reardon
Southwest
R. D. Bowsher
State Security Life Insurance Company
George Hitz
George Blakey
Howard Webb
Robert Shoemaker
Roger Elpers
St Mary’s seniors tour GM Technical Center after essay prize
William McKinney Diane Calabria and two Anderson Indiana students tour GM Warren Michigan center after winning Delco-Remy sponsored essay contest on science and engineering. Students discuss fostering curiosity, English knowledge for science, and future education alongside visions of warfare and welfare through technology.
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Diane Calabria
St. Mary's
Delco-Remy
General Motors
New Technical Center
Warren
Mich
Marie Jeanne
Anderson
Indiana
G.M
Detroit City
French Communists Trigger Rioting at St Nazaire Station
Thousands of shipyard workers led by communists seized the St Nazaire Railway Station to delay reserve troops bound for Algeria. Police used tear gas to disperse the rioters after a two hour delay. at least 10 policemen were injured. CGT officials reported about 75 percent of the port's 18 000 heavy industry workers walked out in protest.
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France
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Iired
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Brittany
United States Holds Largest Global Cultivated Land
The United States maintains more than 454.9 million acres under cultivation, the largest expanses of farmable land of any nation. This figure underscores the country's agricultural scale and potential output across diverse regions and crops.
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