U S Proposes Three Stage Aid for India Military Rise
U S military advisers call for a three stage aid plan to bolster India's armed forces amid the border clash with China.Experts say funding could extend for years with initial needs focused on winter gear and light weaponry. Gen Paul D Adams notes Indian troops display discipline, despite mixed weapon calibers in service.
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High-Salaried Actor Cobb Gets Pay Deferred for The Virginian
Lee J. Cobb, among television's top earners, has not been paid yet for The Virginian. His salary is spread over years, with first earnings due in 1963, while his weekly fee is reported at 10 000 dollars for the 90 minute western.
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Bus to Quit Decorah Run
River Trails Transit Lines of Dubuque wins authorization to discontinue the Dubuque Decorah bus route amid protests. The Iowa Commerce Commission notes revenue gains but few riders justify continuation. J Jefferson Transportation Co also serves the Dubuque Decorah corridor. River Trails secretary Louise M. Wenzel testified the line was losing money.
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Mrs Esther Isaacs 80 mother of Norman Isaacs dies
Esther Isaacs, 80, mother of Norman Isaacs who is executive editor of the Louisville Courier Journal and Louisville Times, died Sunday. She was born in Manchester England and lived in the United States since 1922.
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Atlanta Isn't Typical of American Business
AP dispatch surveys Atlanta financier Mills B. Lane and other regional voices to gauge whether a restrained, plateaued economy might define the United States. The majority foresee slow growth, steady prices, and modest profits, while a minority predict either a new boom or renewed doubts about capital growth and global competition.
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Iowa Rep. John Ely Pushes Witnessing Hanging in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Democrat John Ely wants to witness the upcoming hanging of Victor Harry Fegner, 25, for the July 1960 kidnap slaying of Dr. Edward Bartels. Ely says this could inform views on capital punishment and opposes deliberate peacetime killings.
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Publisher Mrs. Roy N. Lotspeich Dead in Knoxville
Mrs. Roy N. Lotspeich, 76, publisher and board chairman of the Knoxville Journal, died at her home after several months of illness.
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Three Iowa Traffic Victims Identified In Weekend Crashes
Three people died in Iowa traffic mishaps over the weekend. Daniel Gibbons, 23, ISU student, died when his car sideswiped a semi on US 30 near Jefferson. Bruce Doughton, 24, injured. George Branham, 53, of Lineville, killed in a rear collision while sitting in his parked car. James Piercy, 67, of Lamont, died from injuries in a two car crash on Highway 69 north of Osceola. Richard Grant, 38, of Dallas Texas, died after surgery following the same wreck.
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Grandview
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State Road Accidents Fatal to 6
Minnesota recorded six road deaths over the weekend raising the 1962 toll to 641, down slightly from 700 a year ago. Victims include Mrs. Steve Gheen of Orr and Gerald Tulka of Tower, both in fatal crashes Saturday night, with others named from Maple Plain White Bear Lake Mound and Minneapolis.
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Orr
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Tulka
Highway 12
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William F. Horwath
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Rural Mound
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Kenneth A. Hasse
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First Congress Took 3 Sessions and 519 Days
A historical note recalls that the first United States Congress, seated in 1789, required three sessions and a total of 519 days to complete its initial business and establish government procedures.
Minister Roy A. Burkhart Dies at 67 in Columbus
Dr. Roy A. Burkhart minister emeritus of First Community Church Columbus and World Neighbors founder died Sunday at 67. Ordained Congregational minister in 1929 he helped organize United Christian Youth movement in North America and served as its first secretary.
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Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
Columbus
World Neighbors, Inc
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Publisher Henry L. Wilder Dies at 79 in Lebanon
Henry L. Wilder, 79, longtime publisher of the Lebanon Daily News and president of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Association, died Saturday, apparently from a heart attack.
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Henry L. Wilder
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