Red China claims economy improving on eve of 14th birthday
In a Radio Peking broadcast marking Mao’s 14th anniversary, an official statement says agriculture and industry rise while calamities of 1959 to 1961 are overcome. It asserts grain and cotton output up, industrial production expanding, and trade targets met, with travelers hinting at a 1963 grain harvest around 185 million tons.
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Tokyo
Red China
Radio Peking
Moscow
New China
Mao Tze-tung
Khrushchev
Peking
Mao
People’s Republic
China
Valachi to detail Cosa Nostra gang war in Senate probe
Senate crime investigators expect Joseph Valachi to describe internal Cosa Nostra murders and the rise of a secret commission as he testifies about power and vengeance within the mob. Genovese, jailed for narcotics racketeering, is under scrutiny as the war potentially expands.
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Washington
Senate
Mondey
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cosa Nostra
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Atlanta
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Jerome Adhlerman
New York
Justice Department
Adlerman
Peter Morello
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Leavenworth, Kan
Ex mayor dies in Columbus Indiana obituary note
John L Hosea, retired telephone company executive who served as Columbus mayor from 1935 to 1939, died Monday night. The Republican leader was 86.
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Columbus, Ind
John L. Hosea
Telephone Company
Columbus
Chief Anderson Lions Meet at College
Dr. Robert Nicholson dean of Anderson College updated the Lions Club on current activities and future plans. The meeting occurred Tuesday at 6 o clock in the Ol Memorial Student Center on the college campus with Lynn Ernest as program chairman for October.
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Robert Nicholson
Anderson College
Anderson Lions Club
Ol Memorial
Lynn Ernest
Hartke Proposes Senate Panel for Veterans Affairs
Sen. Vance Hartke proposes a new Senate committee for veterans affairs with nine members drawn from the finance, labor, and armed services panels. He argues the issue affects about 20 million veterans and requires specialized oversight.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Senate Committee For Veterans Affairs
Finance
Labor
Armed Services
Hartke
Britain backs Soviet disarmament summit idea
United Nations New York AP British Foreign Secretary Lord Home signaled cautious support for an 18 nation summit on disarmament, noting value if a pre drafted work program exists. He spoke before a General Assembly speech and a Friday meeting with President Kennedy in Washington. Home urged targeted objectives and on site observers, and welcomed Khrushchev's renunciation of war while arguing for stronger steps toward neighborliness.
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N.Y
Lord Home
Home
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Assembly
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Britain
Rally Day Sunday at Daleville EUB Church
Daleville Evangelical United Church observes Rally Day next Sunday at 9 30 a m with Rev Noble Bodenhorn presenting a sand talk and youth choir singing Special Singspiration at 7 30 p m featuring Jack Toombs as song leader and Lowell Williams on organ The service is open to the public
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Daleville
Cease fire announced near Nationalist islands off China
Communist China will observe a cease-fire from October 1 to October 3 around Nationalist held islands off the Chinese mainland. Radio Peking said the pause marks the Red Chinese National Day. The fighting had involved shelling the islands on prior days.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Dld
Million-dollar gift man retires farmer dies in cancer ward
Fred Smoke of Valparaiso, 80, a cancer patient in hospital, fulfilled a lifelong goal by giving away more than 1 million dollars to Porter County groups. His $1,070,000 total funds several projects including a Porter Memorial Hospital addition, Whispering Pines Home for seniors, Morgan Two schools, Yale Day School, and a nursing school at Valparaiso University. He emphasized matching funds for the nursing school and noted possible annuity plans if match falls short.
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Valparaiso, Ind
UPI
Fred Smoke
Smoke
Porter County
Porter Memorial Hospital
Whispering Pines
Morgan Two
Valparaiso University Alumni Association
Yale Day School
Smocke
Morgan
Reconciliation Attempt Fails in Zurich Divorce Hearing
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu and her husband Andre met at a magistrate reconciliation hearing in Zurich. The session ended in deadlock as Gamble intends to proceed with divorce. her lawyer accuses Andre of squandering family funds and adultery. She left with her two sons, as rumors place her in hiding on Lake Zurich.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu
Andre
Gamble
Lake Zurich
China marks 14th anniversary with massive parade
Hong Kong dispatch reports Communist China celebrated its 14th anniversary with a giant parade in Peking. The New China News Agency said at least half a million marched at Tiananmen Gate and over 2,000 international guests from more than 80 countries attended the large National Day event. The coverage framed the celebration as a display of growing friendships and a provocation to the Soviet Union, which remains in ideological feud with Beijing.
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UPI
China
Peking
New China
Tien An Men
Gate of Heavenly Peace
Red
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
London
Far East
Termite test kit developed for FHA soil treatment
A new chemical kit has been developed to test whether soil has been effectively treated to control termites for the Federal Housing Administration.
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New Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Nigeria Proclaims Republic Tied to Commonwealth
Nigeria converted to a republic under President Nnamdi Azikiwe as of midnight Tuesday, ending Queen Elizabeth sovereignty. Azikiwe, sworn for a five year term, will serve as figurehead while Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa remains executive leader in a two party coalition. The move follows three years since independence and removes the governor general post.
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Nigeria
Federation of Nigeria
British Commonwealth
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Africa
Britain
Azikiwe
Abubaker Tafawa Bavlewa
Queen Elizabeth
Marriage Licenses For Multiple Local Couples
Lawrence Theodore Nicely Jr and Thelma Mae Reed of Anderson. Roy Allen Crose of Anderson and Marsha Devanna Majors of Alexandria. Norman Jefferson Cornelious of Elwood and Carolyn Sue Abney of Elwood. Joshua Clabaugh of Elwood and Connie Kay Clabaugh of Elwood. Darryl Lee Richards of Anderson and Susan Jeanne Gilmore of Anderson. William Welden Burkhart of Bluffton and Betty Joyce Shaw of Elwood. Fred MacPhearson of Elwood and Mary Mandy May of Elwood. Richard Edwards Clements of Anderson and Judith Marie Walters of Pendleton. Julian Ford Rucker of Anderson and Treva Loretta Wyrick of Anderson.
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Lawrence Theodore Nicely, Jr
Anderson
Elwood
Richard Edwards Clements
Judith Marie Walters
Pendleton
Julian Ford Rucker
Treva Loretta Wyrick
Halleck Says Democrats’ Promises Help GOP Prospects
U.S. Rep. Charles Halleck told a Rochester GOP luncheon that the Democratic administration failed to deliver on promises, hindering Kennedy aides nationwide and boosting the Republicans ahead of the 1964 election. He cited Khrushchev, Hoffa, and Cuba as examples of Democratic missteps.
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Ind
UPI
U.S
Charles Halleck
Halleck
House
Khrushchev
Western Hemisphere
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Russia
Cuba
Hoffa
Ban on Large Gatherings at Racially Tense Arsenal Tech
Police in Indianapolis enforced a ban on large gatherings at Arsenal Technical High School after clashes between Negro and white students using bricks stones and fists. Disorder began in the cafeteria where integrated seating had sparked the trouble. 58 pupils were arrested last week and some came from Crispus Attucks High School.
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Indianapolis
Arsenal Technical High School
Negro
Crispus Attucks High School
Tech
Attucks
Alexander Moore
Lewis Objects To Censorship on ABC Televised Satire
Hollywood reports Jerry Lewis sent an angry telegram to ABC president Leonard Goldenson protesting censorship of Mort Sahl’s monologue from a Saturday night show. Sahl mocked Nevada governor, Frank Sinatra, and Sam Giancana, with re broadcast cuts on the West Coast. Lewis warned future censorship would breach contract.
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UPI
Jerry Lewis
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Mort Sahl
Sah
Nevada
Frank Sinatra
Sam Giancano
United States
Sinatra
Giancano
Lake Tahoe
Sahl
Lewis
Leonard Goldenson
State Board Upholds Dismissal of Hospital Attendant
Indianapolis AP reports the State Personnel Board sustained the dismissal of Ray Callahan aged 53 from Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital Westville for striking a patient. He lived on route 1 San Pierre. The action reflects disciplinary measures following the incident.
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State Personnel Board
Ray Callahan
Rt. 1
San Pierre
Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
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