Saylor criticizes Interior Committee as special interests tool
Rep John P Saylor accuses the House Interior Committee of bowing to special interests in a land use fight. He supports a Senate bill to keep millions of acres in natural state, warns of veto if the House version mirrors the committee draft, and notes plans to push the bill Sept 17 with two thirds vote.
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Washington
UPI
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
House Interior Committee
Wil
Senate House
Interior Committee
Kennedy
Saylor
White House
Department of Interior
Committee
Wayne Aspinall
D-Corp
House
Rules Committee
Senate
Congress
Alcoholics Anonymous Membership Surges Worldwide
New York AP reports Alcoholics Anonymous says its active groups doubled in a decade to 9 305 across over 80 countries. As of January 1 the group’s roughly 300 000 members are mainly in Canada and the United States with 376 new groups formed in 1961.
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New York
Alcoholics Anonymous
Canada
United States
World Population Near 4 Billion, UN Reports
The United Nations reports indicate the world population reached about 3.25 billion with births exceeding deaths. Growth at 1.8 percent could push the total to 4 billion in under 15 years, led by high increases in Central America and Southwest Asia. China possibly near 700 million. U.S. population about 185.8 million.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Statistics
U.N
China
Central America
Southwest Asia
Europe
U.S
United States
India
Soviet Union
Alexandria Schools Plan Insurance Program For Pupils
Alexandria students in elementary, junior high, and high school will receive accident insurance. Brochures explain coverage for injuries during school and supervised activities, field trips, and spectator events. Coverage applies one hour before and after school hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Alexandria-Monroe
Zipper History Noted At YMCA Session
A brief YMCA report recalls the zipper’s commercial origin dating to 1913 and marks a historical milestone in fastener development.
Nuclear test ban talks debated by world leaders
The conference discusses a three power pledge to restraint in underground testing and a joint Western-Soviet push for a treaty with a November deadline. Ambassador Dean rejects Soviet plans for universal disarmament steps as impractical and risks fragmenting Western Europe and other regions.
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Haddis Alemayeho
Ethiopia
India
Arthur Lall
Burma
Barrington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Mexico
Padilla Nervo
Kuznetsov
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph B. Godber
Dean
Europe
Middle
Far East
United States
North Atlantic
Milwaukee built mobile gantry crane stacks 25-ton containers
A newly developed Milwaukee made mobile gantry crane can lift 25 ton containers and stack them three high on flatcars while straddling three railroad track sets.
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Milwaukee
Peter Paul Named President of Texaco Development Corp
Texaco Inc announced Peter L. Paul is named president of Texaco Development Corp a unit that buys and sells patent licenses in New York UPI reported on Thursday.
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Paul
Patent CO
New York
UPI
Texaco
Ind
Peter L. Paul
Texaco Development Corp
Duplexin Tablets Promise Quick Migraine Relief
An advertisement touts Duplexin as a two layer tablet combining pain relief and a stomach soothing antacid. It claims fast relief for throbbing migraines, stomach protection, stress reduction, and mood support, with first sign use said to prevent attacks. Available without prescription at drug stores.
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New York
1962 Indiana campaign gears up at Anderson rally
The 1962 campaign moves into high gear with Indiana events as Sens. Capehart and Hartke, Gov. Welsh, and Lt. Gov. Ristine headline the Anderson Labor Day gathering. Eisenhower is slated for a Sept. 13 rally in Rensselaer, while the GOP prepares a Sept. 29 Spectacular at the State Fairgrounds featuring Goldwater and a star lineup.
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Eugene J. Cadou
United Press International
Indiana
Anderson
Homer E. Capehart
Vance Hartke
Welsh
Richard C. Ristine
Birch E. Bayh
J. Edward Roush
George Chambers
Rensselaer
Charlie Halleck
Eisenhower
St. Joseph's College
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Spet
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Secrecy and doubt color war news from South Viet Nam
AP dispatch from Saigon notes news coverage is tightly controlled by both American and Vietnamese authorities. Reporters complain briefing limits and rumor driven reporting. field immersion with troops remains the best path to context as nearly 10,000 Americans aid South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Headache Tied to Sweden Phenacetin Prescriptions
FDA report cites Dr Lionel Jacobs of Sydney noting 54 deaths in Australia over three years possibly linked to excessive phenacetin use. The brief ties headaches to Sweden restricting phenacetin on prescription.
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Sweden
FDA
Lionel Jacobs
Sydney
Australia
Multiple Indiana highway crashes claim several lives
A string of weekend crashes across Indiana left numerous fatalities and injuries. Mary Griffin, 42, of Indianapolis, died in a two car collision on the near North Side. Charles Wallace and Charles Anderson were among others injured or detained on drunken driving charges. Additional fatal crashes occurred near Martinsville Tipton Bristol Fort Wayne Logansport and Gary with riders and drivers dead including John Ritenaur Harold Ritenaur Emma Ferguson John B. Smith and others.
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Huntington County Hospital
Mary F. Griffin
Indianapolis
Charles Wallace
Charle Anderson
Miss Griffin
Wallace
Marion County General Hospital
Anderson
Robert Rhodes
John Ritenaur
Martinsville
Ind
Mike Logan
Rt. 3
Elwood
Tipton County
Harold
Emma Ferguson
Rt. 2
Bristol
John B. Smith
Three Rivers
Mich
U.S. 120
Fort Wayne
Albert J. Dolson
Patricia
Lowell E. Wagner
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Carl B. Johnson
Logansport
Sandra Kay Kidwell
Greenwood
William H. Randall
Warsaw
Augustine Tomas
Gary
Gloria Mae Brown
Detroit
Indiana
Middlebury
Edward Aldridge
Fanny Baker
Ind. 28
U.S. 31
Tipton
West Germany to Cut International Mail Rates Next Year
West Germany plans to halve postage for letters and postcards to France Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg starting next year Federal Postal Minister Richard Stuecklen announced the move aims to ease international mail costs within the six member nations a stimulus for cross border correspondence.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
France
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Richard Stuecklen
Churchill Not Named Among MPs Leaving Parliament
The Conservative party central office reported that Sir Winston Churchill is not among the MPs intending to retire at the next election, clarifying his political status as the London race proceeds.
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London
Winston Churchill
Conservative Party
Magiday
Iran Quake Triggers Global Aid Efforts and Rescue
The Iran earthquake spurred international relief with U S and European air forces delivering supplies. The Netherlands Red Cross sent blood plasma tents and blankets to Tehran as rescue teams and volunteers worked through destroyed mud hut villages. Communications dropped and aid trucks moved water and medicine to affected towns.
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U.S. Air Force
Iran
League of Red Cross Societies
Geneva
Netherlands
Red Cross
Tehran
Red Lion Society
U.S
Julius Homes
Dr. Swan remembered for medical service and community leadership
Dr. Swan a longtime physician with Indianapolis ties served in private practice and as team doctor for the Indianapolis Indians baseball club and Shortridge High School. He led state and local tuberculosis efforts, chaired hospital campaigns, and held multiple medical society roles. He belonged to several groups, was active in the Presbyterian church and fraternal orders, and was survived by his wife Kathryn Thompson, two daughters, and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Men's University Club
Swan
Madison County
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Madison County Medical Association
Indiana and
American Medical Associations
National Industrial Medical Association
Central States Society of Industrial Medicine and Surgery
American Academy of Occupational Medicine
Indianapolis
Public Health Commission
Indiana State Medical Association
American College of Preventive Medicine
Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
Sessions
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Swan
Carl G. Swan
James Swan
Charles W.hagen Jr
Bloomington
Desegregation Expands Across Southern Schools
The report details desegregation progress in multiple states. New Orleans and Georgia see Negro attendance in formerly all white schools and Catholic institutions. Texas lists eight districts desegregating with about 230 Negro and 4100 white students. Arkansas and Florida report ongoing integration, while Alabama leader George Wallace vows to block court-ordered desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane University
East Baton Rouge
St. Helena
Georgia
Atlanta
North Georgia
Arkansas
Texas
Virginia
Florida
Escambia
Pensacola
North Carolina
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Reverend Averill Named to Multiple Church Education Roles
Dr Averill served on the executive committee of the American Baptist Education Association from the 1950s, chaired a preparatory study commission for a Christian College conference, and held roles with the United Student Christian Council. He earned degrees from Colgate Rochester and Rochester and received Danforth and Light Scholarships for study in Europe. He contributed to religious publications and spoke on CBS Church of the Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pus
American Baptist Education Association
United Student Christian Council
National Council of Churches
Department of Worship and Arts
Christian College
Council
University
Kalamazoo
The
Nation
Dean Averill
Columbia Broadcasting System
Church of the Air
Dunlop to Key Crusade Talks in Alexandria and Summitville
Rev William Ellis Crusade executive director announces Dunlop to speak at 7 30 p m in the First Baptist Church Alexandria and at Summitville Baptist Church. Dunlop, long linked with evangelistic teams and musical leadership, has toured globally and composed hundreds of Gospel songs.
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William Ellis
Crusade
First Baptist Church
Alexandria
Summitville Baptist Church
Ellis
C. Fred Johnson
Dunlop
Jimmie Johnson
Mr. Lyman
Bryson City
N. C
Chicago
Midwest
British Isles
Scotland
Ireland
Johnson
Bahama Islands
Average US farm size grows by half since 1935
The average American farm has expanded by about 50 percent since 1935, reflecting shifts in farming scale and land use. Data show significant growth in farm acreage across regions as mechanization and consolidation reshape agricultural holdings.
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Washington
John Mack Sweeney obituary from Anderson
John Mack Sweeney a native of Anderson aged 78 died suddenly at St Johns Hospital yesterday morning He was the son of John and Martha Ferguson Sweeney never married and had no known survivors He belonged to St Marys Catholic Church The body went to Brown and Butz Funeral Home with no arrangements announced
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John Mack Sweeney
Anderson
E. 13Th St
St. John’s Hospital
John
Martha (Ferguson) Sweeney
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Brown and Butz
Infant Lynnette Reichart Died At Birth In Anderson
Lynnette Kay Reichart infant daughter of Myron and Janet Reichart died at birth. Funeral services by Brown and Butz will be at 3 PM today at East Maplewood Cemetery with Rev. Eldon Petry of the Church of the Brethren presiding. Survivors are the parents and grandparents Oscar Massey and Don Reichart of Anderson.
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Lynnette Kay
Myron
Janet Reichart
9Th St
Community Hospital
Brown An Butz
East Maplewood Cemetery
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
Oscar Massey
Don Reichart
Anderson
Funeral for Mrs Arlie Pettit at Waltz and Hiday
Funeral services for Mrs Arlie Pettit 78 of 1012 Dresser Dr who died Saturday evening at St John s Hospital will be held this afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home Rev Frederick Lannan pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate Interment will be in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Arlie Pettit
Dresser Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Frederick Lannan
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs Cleo Davis held at Baker Brothers
Mrs Cleo Davis 64 of 3205 E 10th St died Friday at St John s Hospital. Funeral services are at 10 this morning at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Rev Monroe Schuster of Central Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Cleo Davis
E. 10Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for Glenn M Cochran
Funeral services for Glenn M Cochran 78 of 1216 Hendricks St will be held at 10 30 this morning at the Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home The Rev Philip Hillsamer pastor of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will officiate Interment will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Glenn M. Cochran
Hendricks St
Harold E. Rozelle
Philip Hillsamer
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
McCorkle Rites Set Wednesday
Blanche McCorkle 64 northeast of Curtisville died Saturday in Tipton Memorial Hospital. Born November 29 1897 she married William McCorkle March 11 1915. Surviving husband five sons one daughter and 20 grandchildren. Services Wednesday 10 a.m. Copher Fesler Funeral Home Elwood with two ministers. Burial Brookside Cemetery Windfall. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Elwood
Blanche McCorkle
Curtisville
Tipton Memorial Hospital
Jobe
Nora Russell
William MceCorkle
McCorkle
Leon
Russell
Clyde
Copher Fesler
Lowell Bain
Roy Nash
Brookside
Windfall
Elmer Balser Dies At Mercy Hospital
Elmer Balser 71 of 2294 South F Street Elwood died at 9 p m Sunday in Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 25 1891 in Tipton County he was a son of George and Emma Balser. He married Myrtle Parker in December 1909 and retired from Delco Remy GM in 1959. Survivors include his widow two sons Robert of Lawrence and George of Elwood two daughters Kathrine Beeman Elwood and Marguerite Johnson Anderson two brothers Wayne Elwood and Ralph Anderson two sisters Mellie Warner Elwood and Sidney Henn Frankton 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Copher Fesler Funeral Home Elwood handling arrangements. Services set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Pilgrim Holiness Church Rev R W Wooten officiating burial in Elwood City Cemetery body to church at noon Wednesday.
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Elwood
Elmer Balser
South F St
Mercy Hospital
Tipton County
George
Emma Balser
Myrtle Parker
Balser
Delco- Remy
General Motors
Robert
Lawrence
Katherine Beeman
Marguerite Johnson
Anderson
Wayne
Ralph
Mellie Warner
Sidney Henn
Frankton
Copher Fesler
Pilgrim Holiness Church
R. W. Wooten
Elwood Ciy
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Lulie Bell Grimes 76 died at a son’s home in Fortville. Born January 15, 1886 in Clinton County, she lived mainly in Hamilton County and belonged to Deming Wesleyan Methodist Church. Survived by two daughters, five sons, 22 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren, and a sister. Services 2 p.m. at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville with Rev. Wilbur E. Allen. burial Cicero Cemetery.
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Lulie Grimes
Noblesville
Lulie Bell Grimes
Nolesville
Russell Grimes
Fortville
Clinton County
Andrew
Emma Freeman
Stella Johnson
Spencer
Dorothy Donahue
Indianapolis
Floyd
Clody
Alfred
Bradley
Wobbsville
Russell
Cort Stowers
Kirklin
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Wilbur E
Emma Talley 72 Dies in Michigan
Emma Talley 72 of 2532 North C Street Elwood died at 2 p m Sunday at the home of her son James Rainey in Cassopolis Michigan. She was born November 17 1889 in Springfield Kentucky daughter of Thomas and Mary Sallee. She was first married to James F Rainey who died in 1942 and later married George Talley. Surviving are husband George and son James and brothers Thomas and Stanley Sallee Tipton. Buford Salley Tipton. sisters Mrs Ida Anderson and Mrs Nel Longston Louisville Kentucky. The body was taken to the Copper and Fesler Funeral Home. Services at 2 p m Thursday at the funeral home with Rev Michael Davey of Jehovah Witnesses Cassopolis officiating. Burial in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Emma Talley
North C St
James Rainey
Cassopolis
Mich
Springfield
Thomas
Mary Tapp Sallee
James F. Rainey
George Talley
George
James
Stanley Sallee
Buford Salley
Tipton
Ida Anderson
Nel Longston
Louisville
Copher
Clergy and funeral details from Kokomo region
The Rev William Babb of Pilgrim Holiness Church of Kokomo will officiate burial services for Mrs Fanny Baker 71 at Elwood City. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home to conduct services at 2 p m with Rev Gordon Kesler officiating. An Anderson youth Stephen Farran 18 injured when his car hit a tree while dodging a child near Nichol Ave and Henry St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Babb
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Kokomo
Wil
Elwood City
Fanny Baker
Copher
Stephen Farran
Laurel Lane
Nichol
Coal Center Santiago Chile Holds Largest South American Coal Deposits
Coal Center Santiago Chile contains most of the known coal deposits in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Center
Santiago
Chile
South America
Hiram Bailey Ingalls dies at 91
Hiram Bailey 91 of Ingalls died Monday afternoon. Survived by wife Ella three daughters Mrs Golda Young Fortville Mrs Pauline Martin Eden Mrs Wilhelmina Caudell Rt. 1 Pendleton two sons Kelsey Ingalls Ralph Middletown a sister Mrs Alice Chappell Noblesville eight grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Body to Paul C Cory Funeral Home Fortville for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bailey Ingalls
Hiram Bailey
Ingalls
Ella
Golda Young
Fortville
Pauline Martin
Eden
Wilhelmina Caudell
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Kelsey
Ralph
Middletown
Alice Chappell
Noblesville
Paul C. Cory
Mrs. Bruz zilla Ice dies at 72 in Indiana
Mrs. Bruz zilla Ice 72 wife of Thomas Ice Rt. 2 Fairmount died at 7 15 Monday at Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after months of illness born Sept 14 1889 in Delaware County married Dec 23 1905 attended Zion Methodist Church survivors include husband four daughters Bessie Kim mer Eileen Long Leora Cald well Beulah Casper four sons Leonard Earl George Hubert three brothers Arlie Frank Ralph Barrett all of Gaston funeral at Ewing Summitville with Rev Kenneth Maynard on Wednesday at 1 Interment Zion Cemetery east of Summitville
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Bruzzilla Ice
Summitville
Thomas Ice
Rt. 2
Fairmount
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Delaware County
Ice
Zion Methodist Church
Bessie Kimmer
Eileen Long
Leora Caldwell
Alexandria
Beulah Casper
Gaston
Leonard
Clinton
Tenn
Earl
George
Frankton
Hubert
Arlie
Frank
Ralph Barrett
Ewing
Funeral services for Mrs Dessie Fay Webb
Mrs Dessie Fay Webb 71 died Sunday morning at Riverview Hospital Noblesville. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with Rev Walter Neal officiating. Interment will be in Carey Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Webb
Perkinsville
Dessie Fay Webb
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Walter Neal
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Carey Cemetery
Danish Government Reorganized as Ex-Premier Resigns
In Copenhagen the new government led by Premier Jens Otto Krag took office with Per Haekkerup becoming foreign minister. King Frederik IX accepted the resignation of Premier Viggo Kampmann and Krag shifted from foreign minister to prime minister. Krag pledged to keep foreign and defense policies aligned with NATO and the UN.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jens Otto Krag
Per Haekkerup
Frederik IX
Viggo Kampmann
Krag
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United Nations
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