We Thank Nikita Khrushchev for Solidifying U S Unity
A controversial wartime-era column praises Soviet premier Khrushchev for provoking US unity through his temper, U2 spike, and espionage controversy. The piece claims Khrushchev’s blunders backfired, strengthening ties with NATO and bolstering American resolve. It discusses the Summit, espionage, and the notion of using fear to rally the West, ending with thanks for provoking stronger Western solidarity.
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U.S
Free World
Nikita
L. 8
Nikita Khen
Khrushenev
LS i
Eisenhecer
United States
Illogica
United Nation Forum
MacMillan
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fisenhower
USA
Ares
Cuba
Sxagen
Third Sheriff Car Blocked by Boone County Commissioners
Boone County commissioners rejected Sheriff Earnest Richardson request for a third automobile, affirming two already meet workload needs while noting past auto-related incidents. They cited state law requiring one sheriff auto and left open the door to future bids but blocked funding.
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Boone County
Sheriff's Office
Earnest Richardson
Richardson
Soliicil Facturdaor
Indiana Sherifis League
Oifber
Fiex
Sprong
BC. Gardner
Tate
Sescon
Oen Pussoners
Boswell Seeks Second Spot In Indiana Race
Indianapolis Mayor Charles H Boswell joined the Democratic lieutenant governor race on a platform of housing tax relief and education, pledging to lead the state Senate as presiding officer. The 50-year-old said he would push for labor reforms and a fight to reinstate the right to work law, anticipating strong backing from Democratic mayors statewide.
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Indianapolis
Charles H Boswell
Parker
Poswell
Indiana
Hundreds Terrorized as Fire And Smoke Engulf subway
A subway fire and smoke trapped hundreds, causing terror as emergency crews battled the blaze. Details on location and injuries are incomplete in the readable text.
Fisherman Drowns Near Martinsville Dam
Ernest Netter, 43, of Indianapolis drowned while crossing a dam three miles north of Martinsville on Monday in the White River. He and his son Donald, 13, had been fishing. The body was recovered three miles downstream.
Hoosier 4H Roundup At Purdue Draws Boone Youths
Indiana 4-H roundup at Purdue University opens with Lindanton Clinton Township presiding. Steve Bock Worth Township and Martha Graham receive honors. delegates from multiple townships listed as junior leaders assist and participate in leadership contests.
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Boone Youths
Boone
Cobbr
Gick
Indiana
Purdue University
Lindaton
Clinton Township
Steve Bock
Worth Township
Marthena Graham
Prairie Farmer
Kenneth Neidlinger
Jefferson Township
Jonene Antle
David Duff
Sandra Crane
Ion Kingler
Clin Cherster
Carolyn Woodard
Menship
Karen Shoat
Carol Hawkins
Paula Qwens
Pat Huckstep
Peggy Burton
David Jackson
Jackson Township
Katy, Smith
John McDonald
Robert Boone
Marion Township
Kay Washburn
Larry Leap
David Merrill
Perry Township
Sharon Evans
Harold Wingate
Sugar Creek
Donna Hayden
Marthena _ Grab
Washington Township
Celia Henderson
Bill Artman
Handley OKs Fallout Shelter At Mansion
Governor Handley approves a fallout shelter to be built in the basement of the Indiana Governor’s Mansion at 443 North Meridian Street. Adjutant General John W. McConnell announced the plan as part of Civil Defense efforts amid Cold War tensions. The shelter will house essentials for ten weeks and follow Civil Defense specifications.
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Partment of
Civil Defense
Governors Mansion
North
Meridian Street
John W. McConnell
Incana Department of Civil Defense
Harold W. Handley
Gmernor
Indona
Hossier Lambes
Handley
July 4 Parade Plans Mapped in Boone County
Civic groups businesses and Red Cross plan floats and decorated autos for the Independence Day parade theme Freedom At Work in Boone County. Judges will reward originality completeness and beauty with prizes for most original and most beautiful entries.
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Holland
Red Cross
Boone County
Park Officials Crack Down After Dumping Complaints
City patrols Southside Park amid a rash of unauthorized dumping. Mayor Herbert Ransdell pledges immediate crackdown on violators and reiterates no dumping of any debris is permitted in the park. Residents are urged to support park preservation with city and organizational backing.
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Southside Park
Herbert Ransdell
Daffynitions Cray A Preview of Coming Exitac Ions
A quirky preview teases upcoming wordplay and comic cartoons from Daffynitions Cray. It hints at next installments and humorous coinages to expect in future issues.
Enrolled For Water Course Miss Davis Accepted
Elizabeth Davis has been notified that her application for the American Red Cross National Aquatic School is approved. The course runs June 12 to 22 at Limberlost Camp near LaGrange Indiana. Upon completion she will be qualified to work at Lebanon Memorial Park Seashore Swimming Pool.
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Elizabeth Davis
Fur
University
Dass
Red Crox
Ital
Myer
American Red Cross
Miss Davis
Lebanon Memorial Park Seashore
Chilean Relief Fund Growing Aid Effort Across Nations
The report urges funding to speed relief for a disaster area in Chile. Red Cross and charity groups stress that money buys supplies. transport and logistics are costly, and funds enable rapid local purchases and distribution to the stricken region.
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American Red Cross
Fort Tie
Freak Mishap Damages Car Truck and Tractor
A three-vehicle crash three miles west of Lebanon on SR 32 around 7 45 am damaged a car a truck and a farm tractor attached to a hoeing machine. Driver details include James Limp 66 of Lebanon Arthur Leach 32 Thorntown and Ralph Padgett 35 of Lebanon. No injuries were reported and no citations issued.
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Lebanon
James Limp
Arthur Leach
Thorntown
Ralph Padgett
Pearl Street
W. E. Allen
Leach
Padgett
Fire Destroys Nichols Hotel in Connersville Indiana
A fire swept the three story Nichols Hotel in downtown Connersville injuring one firefighter Delbert Sexton and sending twenty guests and staff to the street. Three other firefighters were treated and released. The blaze began on the roof likely from heating equipment used by tinsmiths and roofers. Mayor Glen Henderson said rebuilding was likely as the roof and third floor were largely destroyed. Welfare reports were damaged by fire and water. Fire crews from nearby towns aided in bringing flames under control.
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Connersville
Ind
Nichols
Delbert Sexton
Fayette County Hospital
Kenneth Heaton
Glen R. Henderson
Payette County Welfare Department
Tichrod
Rushside
Tilemeoad
Sherty
Yaand Conners
Wheat Acreage Set At 8418 In Boone County
Basil A. Wright announces Boone County wheat allotment for TN61 at 8418 acres, near the 1960 level. The national wheat allotment is 35 million acres with quotas tied to supply, marketing quotas may be proclaimed if supply exceeds 10 percent above normal. If quotas are set, price support applies. if not, no quotas or penalties and price support remains at parity. This marks the eighth consecutive year quotas have been proclaimed via referendum.
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Basil A. Wright
Ioone County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Boone County
USL
Monticello Trooper Captures Pistol Championship
In Putnamville Indiana, Trooper Joseph A Flynn of Monticello won the state police pistol championship with a score of 1.993 of 1.300. The Lafayette district won district honors. Flynn was named one of four maréonen to represent the state police in regional matches that summer alongside Albert R. Danner, George A. Liv erett, and Earl Warnock.
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Putnamville
Ind
Joseph A Flynn
Monticello
Indiana’ State Police
Lafayette Dstrict
Fisnn
Albert R. Danner
Jeffersonville
George A. Liverett
Tagonier
Earl XII Warnock
Portland
Hearing Stated On Personal Tax Forms
A hearing will be held by the Board of Tax on personal property assessment rules and forms to be used starting January 1 1962. Boone County Assessor Robert Heckman has copies for inspection. Forms include assessment at 33 1/3 percent of cash value and require full disclosure of business tax returns data.
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Missior Board of Tax
House of the State
Boone County
Robert Heckman
General Assembly
Flames Break Out In Tunnel Near NY Depot
In New York a tunnel near Grand Central Terminal saw a subway blaze that prompted hundreds to evacuate as smoke filled the tunnel and trains stalled. Fire officials blamed rubbish and cable insulation. six people hospitalized as rescuers began after over an hour.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan Island
86Th Street
Mid Manhattan Terminal
New York Central
New Haven
Radical students threaten Tokyo airport protest over Eisenhower visit
AP reports radical Zengakuren faction warns of a possible sit-down strike at Tokyo International Airport on June 19 to block President Eisenhower's arrival for a four day state visit. Prime Minister Kishi vows strong action, including traffic shutdowns if needed, while urging support from press to present a friendly stance. The group claims 30,000 demonstrators would protest at the airport and U S Embassy even without a sit-down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Zengakuren Student Federation
Nobusuke Kishi
National Publi Safety and Army
Chi
Aichiro Fujiyama
Sans Ha
West
George Hicks Dies at Home in Lebanon
George Hicks ages at home in Lebanon at noon after illness while employed at Commercial Fibers Corporation. Friends may call at Russell and Hiteh Funeral Home for further arrangements. An obituary appears in the Wednesday edition of The Journal Memorial.
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George Hicks
Lebanon
West Green Street
Commercial Fibers Corporation
Russell and Hiteh
Han
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