Senate Passes Self-Employed Pension Bill
The Senate approved by 75 to 4 a diluted self employed pension bill after years of floor battles. Only four votes against. backers seek House conference tweaks while awaiting possible presidential action in a Congress eager to finish before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Paul H. Douglas
Albert Gore
Tent
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
Wayne Morse
Ore
House Conference Committee
GOP Urges War Powers Amid Cuba Tension
UPI reports GOP leaders urge Congress to authorize armed action against Cuba, backed by doctors lawyers and many independents. Proposals would let a self employed taxpayer invest up to 10 percent of income into a plan to cap at 2500, while debates split among Democrats. Mansfield warns a warlike move could kill thousands of Cubans and Americans.
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GOP
Charles A. Holleck
R-Ind
Lett
Everett M. Dirksen
Congressional
Cuba
Congress
Senate
Washington
UPD
Repubert M. Dirksen
House
Russell B.lican
Charles A. Halleck
Ing Dita
Eugene J. Mei
White House
Ever
Long
McCarthy
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union orders youths born in 193 to report for service
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union orders all youths born in 193 to report for military service while transferring service members who have completed mandatory terms to the reserve. The Tass agency cited Defense Minister Malinovsky and Senator Stennis in separate remarks about shifting personnel among army navy and interior troops.
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Moscow
UPI
John C. Stennis
Dass
Tass
Senate
Rodion Malinovsky
United
Marshall Wins Senate Test For Marshall Nomination
The article reports Marshall, a Negro nominated nearly a year ago by President Kennesly to be a federal appellate judge, winning Senate Judiciary Committee approval by 11 to 4 while opponents planned a floor fight. It notes Southern filibuster threats and the broader debate over civil rights and appointments. An accompanying item mentions a Soviet art exhibit at Anderson College and military service provisions for 19-year-olds.
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Machive
Thurgoos Marshall
Kennesly
Fridtay
Senate Judiciary Committee
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
Senate
James C. Eastland
Missippi
Olin D. Johnston
South
Toor
Carolina
Sam’ J. Irvin, Jr
North Carolina
John L. Me
Clellan
Arkansas
Anderson
Johnston
Marshall
Ice
YWCA
Anderson College
Lus
Appart Gymnasium
Keaty
Soviet Union
The
Negro Press
U.S. Supreme
Indiana
Philos
Riots and Gunfire Shake New Orleans Area Schools
Six pistol shots shattered a door at an integrated parochial school in Harvey Louisiana as protests spread. A white boycott and taunts accompanied demonstrations near New Orleans with a Negro pupil admitted at Our Lady of Guadalupe Harbor School. No injuries reported. metal doors patched, and sheriff's deputies investigated amid ongoing tensions.
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New Orleans
UPI
St. Rosalie
George Gillespie
Harvey
Mississippi River
Jefferson Parish
Westwego
Mercedes Robert
Lages
Our Lady of Goot ‘Harbor
Burns
Delta
Plaquemines Parish
Ick Lavelpicello
Buras Oy
Air Force Reserve class resumes after weekend break
The commanding officer of Flight E-1606 Air Reserve Unit announced a return to classes for unit members and instructors. The session convenes Monday evening at 7:20 at the Navy Reserve building in North Anderson with instructors led by Captains Harvey Lantz Raleigh Ringers and Wally Summerfield amid an overflow crowd and notable Madison scores in 714 minutes.
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Wol
Naymona v. Wore
Air Reserve Unit
Navy Reserve Building
North Anderson
Harvey Lantz
Raleigh Ringers
Wally Summerfield
Madison
Anderson
Touchdown Run Energizes Madison Heights Victory Over Indians
In a high scoring game at the Anderson home field, safetyman Anderson broke loose for a 59 yard touchdown as Madison Heights built a 6 0 lead early. Fuller raced 69 yards for another score after a reverse, while Isenhour added the point. Fuller finished with 138 yards on 9 carries as the Tribe battled the Pirates before halftime.
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Diaws
Pirate Stadium
Miller
Anderson
Fuller
Pirates
Isenhour
Indians
John T. Gibson
Jim Carter
Pirate
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Frank Crosser To New Post At National Tile
Frank Crosser, of 300 E Cross St, named general superintendent of National Tile and Manufacturing Co. announced by president Richard B Alexander. Senate hearings over steel cost data reveal a dispute with eight producers resisting subpoenas. Kefauver subcommittee plans public hearing next week to consider data access safeguards.
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Frank Crosser
E. Cross St
National Tile and Manufacturing Co
Richard B. Alexander
Presi
Richer Bacal
Washington
Sists
Ate Judiciary Committee
Steellis
Legis
Congress
Telliatralbninge
Madison County
Estes, Kelaueer
Alexandria High School
Aignopoly
Cairman
Ind
Howard L. Ring
Rendi
Steel
Anderson
Raible Ave
James O. Eastland
Miss
Nichol
Ring
Bethlehem
Republic
National
Armco
Great Lakes Navy
General Accounting Office
Kefauver
U.S. Steel
Colum
Cattle Seller Strike Triggers Packer Layoffs Across Midwest
A cattle seller strike sparked wholesale layoffs in the corn belt meatpacking industry. Livestock prices rose in Midwestern yards while wholesale meat costs increased and housewives faced higher supermarket prices. Wilson and Co announced laying off several hundred employees next week at slaughtering plants in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Supermart
Wilson ‘and Co
Omaha
Neb
Kennedy seeks standby power to call 150000 Reservists
President Kennedy asks Congress for standby authority to mobilize up to 150000 Reservists to active duty amid Cuba tensions and broader international crisis. The proposal sets a 12 month limit and a 150000 cap, running until Feb 28 1969, with deployment only as needed.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Cuba
Sudan
Free World
Berlin
Secretary of Defense
Soblen Poisoning Sparks London Storm Over Extradition
A storm erupted in London over Home Secretary Henry Brooke’s order to deport Soblen, a 61 year old refugee/espionage suspect, as left wing MPs criticized the move. Demonstrations bloomed with women bearing banners urging mercy while doctors fought to save Soblen who remained unconscious after ingesting barbiturates to avoid return to New York. Security guards and Scotland Yard paced hospital corridors amid vigil by Soblen’s wife who traveled from New York to London.
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Soblen
Thursby
Aw York
London
Home
Henry Brooke
Brooke
Hillingdon
New
Scotland Yard
Young Republicans Plan Sunday Organizing Meeting
Marion W. Withers, president, announces a Madison county Young Republicans meeting at party headquarters Sunday. The group aims to recruit new members and assist the fall campaign. all county youths invited to join or help.
Eisenhower to Tour Purdue Campus Before State Speech
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will visit Purdue University in West Lafayette on Thursday with Charles A. Halleck meeting the Eisenhower party at the airport. The tour ends with a campus appearance and a tribute to "Charlie Halleck Day" before proceeding to Rensselaer.
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Purdue
Rensselaer
Ind
Dwight D. Pissahower
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Maelevenina
Eisenhower
House
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaery
Charlie Halleck
Anderson College Opens Orientation For New Students
Anderson College greets several hundred new students with a night orientation program for newcomers ahead of classes starting September 17 1962. Receptions at 3 45 p m for parents and a campus meet the faculty session from 7 to 9 p m in Alumni Hall Lily Lounge and Wilson Library. President Robert H Reardon says enrollment should stay near last year. The educators greeting at ntsc Hall is scheduled for 8 30 p m Sunday with the President s Address a feature of the accelerated orientation plan.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Jim Alumni
Lily
Charles E. Wilson
Ntsc
Crusade Leaders Welcome Dr John son to City Events
Crusade leaders greet Dr Jimmie Johnson on arrival for two week interdenominational services in Warner Auditorium. A special breakfast with county pastors precedes the 8 o'clock session at Anderson College dinette. Ed Lyman and Merrill Dunlop join the program as soloist and organist. Initial 3 pm service in Esth St auditorium, mass choir forming, and daily noon prayer meetings at Central Christian Church chapel downtown are announced.
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Cssicelle
Jimmie Johnson
Warner Auditorium
Fis
Johnson
Phillip E. Miller
Crusade Board of Directors
Anderson College
Dinette
Dr. Johnson
Ed Lyman
Merrill Dunlop
Esth St
Dunlop
Central Christian Church Chapel
C. Fred Job
Crusade
Wiliam Ellis
Werner Auditorium
Madison County Crusade
Suspects held in de Gaulle assassination bid
The French Interior Minister announced the ringleader and four other Secret Army killers were captured after a machine gun ambush nearly killed President Charles de Gaulle two weeks ago. One million people were interrogated. six more terrorists identified and hunted. The ambush aimed to kill de Gaulle, his wife, and others in the presidential motorcade on the way to Villacoublay.
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Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Roger Frey
Frey
Paris
I-man
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Villacoublay
Jean Murat
Secret Army Organization
OAS
France
National Resistance Council
CNR
Georges Bidault
New Arrivals In Anderson And Vicinity
Born at St John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs David Kain 2206 cridian St a boy. Lawrence Dent 11 Riverside Dr a boy. Mr and Mrs Ebert Stephens 211 Arrow Ave a boy. Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Basil Ballard 7 College Haven a boy. Mr and Mrs Francis Baldwin 8 Sherman St a girl. Mr and Mrs Donald H Blackwell 2508 E Sth St a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles E Parcell Alexandria twin girls.
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St. John’s Hospital
David Kain
Cridian St
Lawrence Dent
Riverside Dr
Ebert Stephens
Arrow Ave
Community Hospital Tor
Basil Ballard
College Haven
Francis Baldwin
Sherman St
Donald H. Blackwell
E. Sth
Charles E. Parcell
Alexandria
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Elwood
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Air Force Reserve
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Pir
Madieay Heights
Croese
Youngblood
N. Madison Heights
Madison Heights
Hartford City
Anderson ‘Highland
Westfield
Plymouth
Noblesville
Shelbyville
National Tile
Frank Clossek
Deal
England
Ann Pointing
Spy Soblen
Packer
Pentagon
Young Republicans
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