Rusk Sets Firm Tone After Soviet Cuba Threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, backed by Congress, tells Khrushchev the United States will not be intimidated by threats of nuclear war over Cuba. Officials say the Kremlin seeks leverage and Fidel Castro’s happiness, while avoiding risking destruction of the USSR.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Congress
Khrushchev
United States
Cuba
Rusk
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
U.S.S.R
U.S
Kremlin
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Chambers Attacks Estes Probe in Fifth District Race
Republican George C. Chambers of Anderson charges the Estes cotton allotment inquiry is a white wash and says a Republican Congress would address the case. He campaigns through ten counties against Democrat J Edward Roush as a major issue in the November election.
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George C. Chambers
Anderson
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Chambers
J. Edward Roush
House
Anderson High School
Hsson County
Jimmie
Johnson
Ner
Lpublican Congress
Estes
Weber Fur
Ther
GOP
Evangelis
Kennedy
Warner Auditorium
Cotton Advisory Council
Crusade Time
Ihle
Berlinster
Acre
C. Fred Johnson
Crusade
U.S
Adaw-lie Tha Raal Courne
Sliffinake
School board approves funds and bus stop plan
Anderson Board of School Trustees approved a 46000 appropriation to year end costs including retirement severance and teacher raises. The board also backed another year of participation in the Midwest Airborne Television Program with an experimental Park Place School setup. City council action on a new bus stop ordinance was delayed after illness. Ordinance No. 21-62 and routine items were discussed with tentative bus traffic measures and fund transfers.
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Anderson
Board of School Trustees
Park Place School
Safety Board
Montpelier
Ind
Fred Matthews
Maurice Fleece
Margaret Knight
John Childes
A. George Harrison
G. E. Ebbertt
Lee Fidler
Desk Agagin
New Hampshire Senate Fight and Governor Runoff Sparks GOP Tension
In New Hampshire a tight Senate Nomination battle pits Rep Perkins Bass against Doloris Bridges with Maurice J Murphy and Rep Chester Merrow in the mix as Governor Wesley Powell contends for a third term. Early returns show Bridges and Bass leading, with Murphy and Powell gaining ground as results trickle in from 302 wards. States across the nation report primaries with Wisconsin and Vermont noting key upsets and party shifts.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Perkins Bass
Doloris Bridges
Senate
Bridges
Styles Bridges
Maurice J. Murphy
Chester E. Merrow
Wesley Powell
Jet! Pillsbury
The
Republic
Bass
Murphy
Merrow
GOP
Eee
Pillsbury
Thomas J. Meln- Powell
Tyre
Dem
Ing
Powell
Wisconsin
Wilbur W
Renk
Farmer
Vermont
Sinall
Brattleboro
Philip G. Kuehn
W. Robert Johnson
Rep
William
Nation
H. Meyer
Tne
House
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Utah
Tragic 11 Year Old Killed In Bicycle Car Collision
An 11 year old boy Roy W Willis Jr died instantly from a skull fracture after riding his bicycle into a car on Euclid Drive near his west Madison County home. The driver Gil bert A Geiger 57 Noblesville vans skidded about 30 feet but could not avoid the collision. The victim was a sixth grader at W sixth St School and leaves two sisters and two grandparents. The body was taken to Brown and Butz Funeral Home. no funeral arrangements were announced.
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Foubellg
Wepalel Lid
Mahiuels
Chambers
Lyndon Johnson
Estes
William Ellis
Senate
Bath
Church of God
Johnson
AHS
Charles V. Weber
Executive
Roy W. Willis, JR
Cecil Carmichael
Roy Willis
The
Pure Oil Co
Euclid Dr
Ind
Gilbert A. Geiger
Noblesville
Geiger
Delco
Remy
Brown and Butz Funeral
Leach School
Community Hospital
Annaal Menund
Lashel
Kluvell
Oy Anon
Richard D. Miller
Waterloo
Towa
Peru
Hoy
Miller
Koe
Inimitwona
V0lOl
Bunker Wills
Geor
Air Force Base
Gia
James E. Mitchell
Freeport
Fla
Freeman
Wheatland
William Nicholson
Youth Admits Church Arson At Lapel High School
A Lapel High School senior was arrested and bound over to juvenile authorities for setting a fire at Beall's Chapel Methodist Church. The blaze caused about 3000 dollars in damage and involved several local officials during the investigation.
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Lapel
Marshall Gets U.S. Judgeship
The Senate narrowly confirms Marshall to the 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals amid a lengthy debate. Southern opponents press civil rights issues as 54 Democrats and 16 Republicans back the nomination, while 16 negatives arise from Southern districts. A service station near Hazlett and Madison avenues is noted in a disrupted summary of local context.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Oratory
Cotamaiscus
Industof
Marshall
Two Anderson lads detained after vehicle theft escape
Two 14 year old Anderson youths who fled a police station office while awaiting questioning were captured by a Marion County sheriff deputy. The incident interrupted patrols and prompted a roadblock as officers pursued the stolen car through the area. A front tire was damaged during the pursuit and authorities described the suspects as speeding and attempting to dodge capture.
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Anderson
Marion County
Nota
D.fla
Indianapolis
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Plainfield
James 0. Hastland
D-Sess
Pawel
Lash Named To AC Post
Anderson College officials announce the appointment of Howard H. Lash as director of the campus Evening School. The program opens registration in the Charles E. Wilson Library for fall classes through Jan 24. Lash succeeds Dr. Frederick V. Shoot and plans evening courses across art, biology, business, English, languages, history, political science, music, psychology, and sociology.
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Anderson College
Howard H. Lash
Charles E. Wilson
Robert H. Reardon
Lash
Frederick V. Shoot
Madison County
Justment Board
State
Anderson City Fund
Anderson
Lafayette
Richland
Elwood
Jery
Son County Council
Alexandria
Reardon
West Liberty State College
Kent State University
Tax Adjustment Board Finishes 2-Day Session
The Tax Adjustment Board concluded a two day session listing assessed values or adjustments for multiple towns and regional areas including Anderson Richdan dH Chesterfield Edgewood Elwood Pipe Frankton Lafayette Ingalls Lapel Markleville Orestes Pendleton River Forest Summitville Woodlawn Hits.
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Anderson
Richdandh
Chesterfield
Country Club
Edgewood
Elwood
Frankton
CAB opposes limits on United Fort Wayne flights
A CAB official said the Civil Aeronautics Board would oppose restrictions on United Air Lines flights that would affect Fort Wayne service to Chicago and Milwaukee. The bureau cited no stand on North Central and Lake Central Air Lines local carry service or Trans World Airlines ending Fort Wayne service. Written testimony before the board is expected within 10 days.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Chicago
Milwaukee
William J. Driscoll
CAB Bureau of Economic Regulation
United
Bureau
Trans World Airlines
Fair and Warmer With Mid 80s Daytime High
Weather summary notes a mild warming trend with a high in the mid 80s and a low in the 60s. Sunrise is at 6 22 am and sunset at 6 57 p m.
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Christopher Hanley 28 escaped from the penitentiary and began hitchhiking. A car picked him up and drove him back to prison. The car was driven by a prison guard on his way to work.
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Kingston, Ont
Christopher Hanley
Grove
Outlook for profits and tax cut support voiced in Washington
An AP report notes Hopeful views on corporate profits and personal incomes as new tax-cut talks surface. Commerce Secretary Hodges comments on conditions, potential delays, and the economy's bounce back amid mixed stock-market reactions. Birth notices accompany the item with names and locations from Anderson and surrounding areas.
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Washington
St. John’s Hospital
Hodges
Kennedy
Donald Volk
Luthers
West
H. Hodges
Gress
William Monay
West 4Th St
Kenneth Harvey
Community Hospital
James E. Croy
Alexandria
Phillip H. Baker
Bention
Jerry Sanders
East 8Th St
Ness
William Buckner
Sontel
White House
Norman R. Lan
Ders
Girt
Young Republicans Name Officers in Madison County
Madison County Young Republicans completed reorganization naming three new officers. Nick Polus was named chairman and led the session. Norma Crum became vice chairman Rose Mae Nokes is secretary Dick Goff treasurer. Kenneth Boys heads membership and Charlene Claycomb the social committee. Barbara Fitzsimons is publicity chairman. Meetings continue Tuesdays at 7:00 in party headquarters.
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Madison County Young Republicans
Nick Polus
Norma Crum
Rose Mae Nokes
Dick Goff
Kenneth Boys
Charlene Claycomb
Barbara Fitzsimons
Polus
Rose Nokes
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Vatican
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AHS Gym
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Aiken
Madison
W. Sth St
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Dallas Willis
Orville Surface
Nichol Ave
Roy Willis JR
Darrell Tanner
Madison Juvenile Court
Nelson Bohannon
Ewrand Minerale
Raymond R. Phelps
Oakland City
AC Post
ICAB
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Saturn Assembly
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