Urban League urges voting registration drive
The Anderson Urban League resumed its monthly meeting at the Warren home with Morris Rossen presiding. Officials outlined the National Urban League conference reports and endorsed the March On The Ballot Box nonpartisan voter education and registration campaign to mobilize the Negro community toward citizenship with no candidate support.
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Anderson Urban League
Richard Warren
15Th St
Val Clear
Morris Rossen
Melvin Phillips
National Urban League
Sheraton Hotel
Louisville
Urban League
Vila Deubach
Edward L. Foggs
William B. Harper
Warren
Delegate Assembly
League
Harper
Chet Craig
William Akins
Ethel Albright
Edward Brooks
Carl Carter
Zebedee Christian
Clifton Gully, Jr
Robert L. Lackey
Hazel Minnifield
Marshall Schlossberg
Khrushchev urges U.S. farm ideas for eggs and meat
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Czech farm workers near Prague that capitalist methods can improve poultry output, citing Crimea and a Crimea farm's gains. He praised large scale poultry farming and predicted productivity could reach one worker per 100,000 chickens with proper organization.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Xaverov
Crimea
Crimean Iarm
Mrs Rockefeller Testifies in Custody Fight with Governor
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller spent the day on the witness stand in a closed custody hearing over their four children. The Norton A Rockefeller case involves the governor and Murph, with cross examination set for Thursday.
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White Plains
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
James Slater Murphy
Murph
Murphy
Supreme l Ey
Joseph F. Gagliardi
Three Held For Loan Robbery In Indianapolis
Three men were captured at roadblocks in Indianapolis in connection with a $1,500 robbery at the Nora Plaza branch of First Federal Savings & Loan. David W. Scarbrough was identified as the robber by the branch manager. Harold Howe and George K. Wilson admitted aiding the getaway. Wilson owned a north side garage. Howe was a barber. The weapon and money were not immediately located.
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Indianapolis
Nora Plaza
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
David W. Scarbrough
Fishers
Harold Howe
George K. Wilson
Scarbrough
Dan Lively
Wilson
Howe
Fire Rescue Pulls 100 Disabled From Burning Factory
In Bedlington England a factory fire prompted rescue of about 100 disabled workers, several in wheelchairs, with no injuries reported. Fire crews battled flames and evacuated occupants, citing rapid response and orderly exits.
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Bedlington
Eng
UPI
Adams Receives Single Electoral Vote in 1820
NASHVILLE report notes in 1820 John Quincy Adams got one electoral vote while Monroe had 231. Tennessee figures show about 75 percent of land in farms and 60 percent of residents engaged in agriculture.
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Washington
John Quincy Adams
Monroe
Nashville
Tennessee
Quotations From Key Figures On Medicare and Politics
United Press International reports quotes from Barry Goldwater Albert Gore Robert Kennedy and others on Medicare job plans and political issues. The remarks cover food aid housing vacations cigarettes beer fish Friday dinners ambassadorial speculation and Baker case scrutiny.
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United Press International
Ashington
Barry M. Goldwater
Mars Fly By Plans Dropped for 1966
Washington AP reports the space agency canceled the 1966 Mars fly by and reduced the Surveyor moon exploration program due to budget limits. A more advanced Mariner-A with greater science potential will be developed for a Mars launch in 1969, while the moon landing program remains a priority for the decade.
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Washington
Space Agency
Mariner
Mars
14 Rescued After Spanish Ship Mondalindo Sinks
The Spanish cargo vessel Mondalindo sank off Les Sables d Olonne France. A 14 man crew was rescued Wednesday by the French trawler Le Progres in the Atlantic coast incident.
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Les Sables D’olonne
France
UPI
Here
Atlantic
le Progres
Heavy Fire Erupts Between Cyprus Groups Near Lefka
Cypriot Greek and Turkish forces exchanged heavy gunfire Wednesday near Lefka in northwest Cyprus. No casualties were reported as a U.N. patrol halted the clash after about 200 shots. The U.S. protested Makarios support for charges it aided Turkish air strikes, which he denied in a late statement.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Lefka
U. S. State Department
Makarios
United States
Britain
Spyros Kyprianou
U.S
GOP Official Resolves Iowa Ballot Controversy
Iowa Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst accepted the Democratic Party late filing of national candidates Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey for the November ballot. Democratic state chair Lex Hawkins had missed the Monday deadline, while Gov. Harold Hughes praised the decision as voters’ merit over technicalities. Attorney General Evan Hultman, then away, had suggested court action.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lex Hawkins
Humphrey
Melvin D. Synhorst
Synhorst
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Kennedy Memorial Library topic to be discussed at noon
Members of the Anderson Optimist Club meet at the YMCA at noon to preview the Kennedy Memorial Library. Howard Hicks, club guest program chairman, will bring Mr. O Neill who will speak on the memorial library.
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Anderson Optimist Club
Kennedy Memorial Library
YMCA
Howard Hicks
Kokomo Club
O’neill
Sound Speed Facts Reported From Wave Study
A science note states sound waves travel about 1 100 feet per second. The brief cites measurements and implies applications in acoustics and communication research.
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