Khrushchev Rejects Ban on Nuclear Tests Appeal
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev rejected a Baner Party plea to halt nuclear tests. He warned of a new chain reaction of testing if the United States resumes atmospheric tests. He defended seismograph detection and dismissed on site inspections as espionage, saying NATO bears responsibility if tests resume. Khrushchev noted no basis for international control and urged Soviet-led solutions.
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Moscow
UPI
Mikita
Khrushchev Fh
Banor Party
Soviet Union
United States
Pacific
Khrushchev
Labor Party
Parls
NATO
Worker killed in tank truck explosion in Indianapolis
Gene Alexander aged 24 of Indianapolis was killed Friday when a tank truck at Riley Tar and Chemical Co exploded while he and Oren Arthur were welding on the empty vehicle. Arthur was uninjured. a third man was involved.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Gene Alexander
Riley Tar & Chemical Co
Alexander
Oren Arthur
Arthur
Special invitation to Old Settlers Day June 30 to July 4
A notice invites residents and out of town guests to Lebanon's Old Settlers Day celebration from June 30 to July 4. It lists former residents expected to return, urges visiting the County Courthouse registration booth, and notes prizes for farthest traveler and oldest attendee.
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Lebanon
Joe Clifton
Third Street
LaVerne
R. L. Essex
Hurlbut St
San Diego
Calif
Stanley Burke
Myra
Neptune Beach
Fla
Walter Cox
Astor
Fila
Gene Stuckey
Wilmington
Ohio
East Germans Hold 2 Yanks
Berlin reports UPI states two American youths were detained by East German authorities after efforts to obtain false identity papers to flee to West Germany. The two, Robert F. Mann Jr. and a Stanford student, are sons of American residents. Officials offered little about charges or timing. Washington said no details available.
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Berlin
UPI
East
Amer
Sion
Rovert F Mann
Se Ja
Calif
Ea- Hiestand
A-Calif
Indianapolis auto dealers elect new leaders
William Grawemeyer of Indianapolis was reelected president of the Automotive Dealers Association of Indiana. Kenneth C. Kent of Evansville and Henry Feferman of South Bend were named vice-presidents.
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Indianapolis
UPD
William 4. Grawemeyer
Automotive Dealers Association of Indiana
Kenneth C. Kent
Evansville
Henry Feferman
South Bend
Bloodmobile collects 101 pints in Boone County
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile visit yielded 101 pints, short of the 125 pint quota. Eighty movers helped, with 34 walk in donors and 110 total donors. Kim Waggener thanked donors and volunteers. Paul Cox earned a three gallon pin. Next visit set for Monday August 20.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Kim Waggener
Boone County
Hed Cross Blood Program
Waggener
Paul Cox
Garfield Ae
Daffynitions Pugilist A Champion of Rights and Lefts
A playful profile highlights DAFFYNITIONS as a champion of human rights and boxing prowess. The piece frames the figure as a defender of civil rights while delivering sharp, witty lefts in debate and advocacy.
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Pugilist
Two Army Officers Slain by Viet Cong Reds
Six people died in Indiana crashes Friday night and today pushing 1962 toll to at least 477 percent higher than a year ago. Fort Wayne saw two soldiers killed in a downtown collision and another man died in a car crash with a bicycle fatality.
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United Press International
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Robert J. Gilds
George Miner
Warnie Capps
Louisville
Scott County
New Providence
Scottsburg
David Capps
Bedford
Sadie
Austin
Obert Ehart
Elkhart
Goshen
Charles Shaw
Columbus
Fis
Kirklin
Levi Collins
Grenada
Miss
Olt
David
Winfred Brown
Wollcuttville
Two US Officers Killed in Viet Nam Convoy Ambush
In Viet Nam near Ben Cat north of Saigon a Viet Cong ambush killed two American officers, a captain and a first lieutenant serving with a U.S. advisory force. The convoy suffered heavy Vietnamese losses as well, with at least 15 killed. Rescue efforts were hampered by guerrilla road blocks.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
George H. Decker
United States
South Viet Nam
Decker
Petroleum Aid Rotary Guest at Alen Country Club
Will Eisner of the Petroleum Council of Insana spoke to Lebanon Rotarians at the Alen Country Club about big versus small business, detailing the growth of plastics from cellophane to nylon and noting key cost figures and factory scales. He cited extensive research costs for nylon and outlined the diverse uses of polyethylene, orlon, da cron, and other plastics in modern industry.
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Lebanon
Alen Country Club
Will Eisner
Petroleum Council of
Insana
Eisner
Phillips Petroleum Co
Elsner
Orlon
Petroleum
Mitchell Honors Gus Grissom In Welcome Home
Thousands gather in Mitchell Indiana for a hometown celebration for astronaut Virgil Gus Grissom. The event includes cornerstone laying for a Virgil F Grissom high school building, a chicken luncheon, and speeches by Gov Welsh Sen Capehart and Purdue President Hovde. Grissom and his wife receive a warm public reception after his suborbital flight.
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Dennis Grissom
Grissom
Lehigh Field
Spring Mill State Park
Air Force
Wright Patterson Afb
Ohio
Governor Welsh
Roy Ira
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Frederick Hovde
Purdue University
Earl Wilson
Rad
Donald C. Bruce
Island
Mitchell High School
Louisville
Kentucky
DePauw hosts fourth annual Junior Engineers Summer Institute
In Greencastle Indiana the fourth annual Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute opens at DePauw University Sunday for 36 teenage girls A parallel session for boys runs July 1 14 Barry Goldwater to speak at Ball State Teachers College Sigma Chi Fraternity banquet in Muncie Sunday with Senator Goldwater R Arizona slated to address the event
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Greencastle
Ind
UPD
DePauw University
Wisconsin Pilot Loses License For Drunken Flight
Washington report says a Wisconsin pilot, Belsha of Milwaukee, had his license revoked for drunken flying after a Kentland Indiana crash that damaged a power line. He and two passengers escaped serious injury and Belsha was fined for firing while intoxicated. he may appeal the two year license revocation to the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Washington
UPD
Federal Aviation Agency
Wisconsin
Kentland
Ind
Las
Belsha
Milwaukee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lawyer Faces Fraud Charge INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis prosecutors say David Probstein, once a Washington witness, will be returned to face embezzlement and fraud charges. He vanished seven years ago, is under guard, and has ties to Teamster leader James R. Hoffa. A local businessman alleges he funded property purchases at tax sales.
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Indianapolis
UPC
Washington
Marion County
Phillip Bayt
Justice Department
David Probstein
Probstein
Central Christian Church Social Returns for Sixth Annual Event
Central Christian Church announces its 7th annual social at the 4H grounds on Thursday June 28. Sponsored by the Women's Christian Fellowship the event offers fried chicken or ham dinners with trimmings. Co chairs Mrs Frank Wade and Mrs Clair Cunningham organize entertainment booths for children and adults. Food served 5 to 8 p.m. Tickets available from ticket committee members or at the 4H Building the night of the social.
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Central Christian Church
4H Grounds
Women’s Christian Fellowship Group
Frank Wade
Clair Cunningham
Robert Freshour
Barrell Mitchell
James Nelson
James Higgins
Case Closed in Cadott Tea Car Crash Fatalities
UPI reports seven people died last weekend in a tea car collision near Cadott Wisconsin. District Attorney William OBrien declared the case closed noting both drivers are dead and no prosecution is possible. Indiana Savings Bonds sales for May totaled 10,621,465, up 1.1 percent from a year ago, with 49 of 92 counties reporting gains.
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Cadott
Wis
UPI
Dist. Atty
William Obrien
Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana
Miss Indiana Crowned in South Bend Pageant
A 1i year-old brunette from Mishawaka was crowned Miss Indiana in South Bend. The Indiana University sophomore will represent the state in the Miss Universe contest at Miami Beach later this summer. Runnerup was Barbara Jean Kaglen a 19 year-old from Danville. Pamela Garrison a Huntington junior was third.
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South Bend
Ind
Sue , Ekempt
Mishawaka
Indiana
Indiana University
Miami Beach
Barbara Jean Kaglen
Danville
Pamela Garrison
Huntington
One car crash hospitalizes three in Indiana
A one vehicle crash on US 52 near Road 334 sent three Indiana residents to hospitals. Stokley Morris, 65, of Indianapolis, suffered possible head injuries. Zilthia Hatch, 63, also from Indianapolis, endured severe lacerations and contusions. Margaret Randolph, 36, of North Capitol, had facial lacerations. The car left the roadway, struck a concrete abutment, and damage was around $500. State Trooper Richard Brown led the investigation with deputies Wayne Richardson and Den Sortor.
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Indianapolis
Witham
Stokley Morris
Carrollton
Theif Dodge
Zilthia Hatch
Margaret Randolph
North Capital
Richard Brown
Wayne Richardson
den Sortor
Troublesome SR 92 Ind intersection hit by two car crash
At about 10 pm a two car crash at the SR 92 and Ind intersection injured three people and destroyed two autos. Barthiomew 67 failed to stop at a stop sign crossing Ind 421 into a north bound car driven by Edmond A. Blish 27. Bernice Barthlomew 69 suffered nose and facial cuts and was taken to Wilhelm Hospital. Barthiomew was moved to the Medical Center in Indianapolis with serious injuries. A second city mishap on Lafayette Avenue left Orville Tom Hale 24 with a damaged 1961 Ford after apparently dozing at the wheel.
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SR 92
Ind
Barthiomew
Earnest Richardson
Edmond A. Blish
Seymour
Blish
Indianapolis
Poetice
Orville Tom Hale
Chicao Street
Lebanon
Lafayette Avenue
Hale
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Joe Schuman
East St
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Don Warren
W. Elm St
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Jim Farris
Meridian St
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Gus Grissom
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