Residents seek return to Jasonville area after long absence
Letters from Mr and Mrs Ray L Frank Lin of Dayton Ohio express desire to settle back in Jasonville area. They left 35 years ago. Franklin worked 15 years as a fire chief at Wright Patterson AFB. They request information on homes for sale and provide their Dayton address.
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Ray L. Franklin
Dayton
Ohio
Jasonville
Franklin
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Linton
Whittier Ave
Daytona 20
Roy Wilkins
The
NAACP
Kennedy Tax Cut Put on Shelf by House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee froze action on President Kennedy's tax plan, cutting $130 million by removing the estate tax provision. The panel delayed further meetings until September 10, boosting total relief to $11.1 billion, while net revenue rises remain about $560 million.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways & Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Treasury
Senate Faces First Test On Rail Issue
The Senate votes on an amendment to align its bill with a House Commerce Committee plan to avert a nationwide railroad strike before the 12:01 am Thursday deadline. Both chambers would create a seven member arbitration board to resolve the firemen and crew makeup disputes with broader issues optional under the Senate proposal.
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Washington
Senate
House Commerce Committee
House
Rules Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Congress
Norris Cotton
R-N. H
Sullivan County Special Education Gains Support in Dugger
A Sullivan County initiative promotes special education classes including the new M-2 in Dugger to expand learning in home economics shop physical education and driver training. The program aims to make students more employable and self reliant with community partners hosting a preschool family party tonight at 7 30 p m and inviting locals to attend.
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Sullivan County
Dugger
Jesse Boston
Betty Dukes
Morris Elmore
Ruthford B. Porter
Ed. Wilkes
Mental Health Association
Three Children Die In Indiana Wreck
Three children from one family and a teenager died in Indiana wrecks. Della Brummett, 5, died at Riley Hospital Indianapolis after the family car backed into a moving vehicle. Twins Dennese Lou and Danny Lee, eight weeks old, died at Morgan County Hospital Martinsville.
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United Press
Indiana
Della Brummett
Monrovia
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Omiego Brummett
Dennese Lou
Danny Lee
Morgan County
Martinsville
Lafayette
Donald
Joan Bailey
Selma
Indianapolis Hopital
New York Central Railroad
Martha Duesner
Evansville
Mamie Menke
Linton Coach Defends Poke From Brazil
Linton-Stockton High School scouts were asked to leave Brazil's annual soap game at Oliphant Field. Coach Dave Austin denied authorizing any scouting and blamed Brazil Coach Pete Varda for the uproar. Red Walker and Randy Lynch were the onlookers removed, with Austin defending scouting as normal in football.
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Brazil Daily Times
Linton-Stockton High School
Brazil
Dave Austin
Linton
Pete Varda
Varda
Red Walker
Randy Lynch
Austin
Oliphant Field
Cool Wave Stretches Into Third Week in Indiana
A mild spell continues into week three across Indiana with overnight lows near 52 to 57 and daytime highs from the upper 70s to the mid 80s. The August average in Indianapolis stands at 69 degrees, within 1.5 degrees of the 1915 all time monthly record as forecasts call for sunny, mild weather through Wednesday and hints of a warm, partly cloudy Thursday.
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United Press International
Indiana
U. S
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Evansville
Louisville
Diem Regime Backing Buddhist Leader Amid Crisis
In Saigon the Diem government gained backing from Thich Tinh Khiet to quell the religious political crisis. Khiet urged Buddhists to support the president while four senior monks were empowered to settle the dispute. Reports say U Van Mau faced house arrest after resigning as foreign minister.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Diem
Thich Tinh Khiet
Viet Nam
Khiet
Ngo Dinh Diem
U van Mau
Mau
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Fallout Shelters Gain Congress Win
Washington advocates for a national fallout shelter program anticipate a House Armed Services Committee vote on a $190.6 million bill to begin a five year plan for 95 million shelter spaces. Rep. F Edward Hebert cautions passage is a tough sell but predicts committee approval. The measure covers only the current fiscal year ending June 30 1964 as administration proposes a $2.1 billion plan for 95 million spaces with supplies.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Hebert
House
Students Demand More Off-Campus Speakers At IU
Bloomington Indiana A suppression rule on off-campus speakers is challenged by 16th annual National Student Conference attendees. The U S National Student Association members defend open forums and argue colleges should use public information officers to educate on academic freedom. The discussion continues at Indiana University through Thursday.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
U.S. National Student Association
Three New Cases Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Three cases placed on file in Greene Circuit court at Bloomfield include Mary Kirkwood versus James Kirkwood seeking support enforcement, Corliss Keller versus Nick Keller and Lyndall Keller petition for custody of children, and Donald Brannon versus Susie Jane Brannon for divorce.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Mary Kirkwood
James Kirkwood
Corliss Keller
Nick Keller
Lyndall Keller
Donald Brannon
Susie Jane Brannon
Lopez Keeps Taft Grill Patronage With Temporary Return
In New York, Vincent Nola Lopez returns to the Hotel Taft Grill for a temporary engagement after 23 years away. His band previously performed at the venue, and he resumes the act to greet fans and sustain the club’s musical lineup.
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New York
Wpi
Vincent
Nola
Lopez
Taft Grill
Two Cheat Death in Mine Third Man Still Trapped
In Sheppton Pennsylvania two miners were rescued after two weeks 309 feet underground as Henry Thorne 28 and David Fellin 58 climbed an 18 inch shaft to surface. Fellin sang while Thorne danced and both were flown to hospital in good condition. A third miner Louis Bova remained trapped seventeen feet away and rescuers drilled to reach him. his wife Eva was treated for shock.
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United Press International
Sheppton
Henry Thorne
David Fellen
Throne
Fellin
Peter Saras
Mee
Fedullo
Felin
H. Beecher Charmbury
Louis Bova
Bova
Eva
Locust Mountain State Hospital
Shenandoah
Saras
Washington Prepares Quiet March for Wednesday
Washington readies for a peaceful demonstration led by A. Philip Randolph with a crowd expected over 100000. The parade route along Constitution Avenue offers ample space at the memorial grounds and a four city block pool area, with loudspeakers rented for sponsors.
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Washington
Constitution Ave
Washington Monument
A. Philip Randolph
Negro American Labor Council
Incoln Memorial
Memorial
Lincoln
Two Cars Stolen and Recovered in Local Incident
Linton police recovered a stolen car in Lawrenceville late Monday and returned it to its owner Robert Cravens of 560 A st. N.E. The missing vehicle, taken Friday after an attempted theft of another car from Guy White at 940 Roosevelt, ended up on G A Baughman’s driveway at 579 A St. N.E. The would be thieves abandoned the Cravens car after the first attempt failed and no damage to Craven’s car was reported.
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Linton
Lawrenceville
Robert Cravens
N.E
Guy White
Roosevelt
G. A. Baughman
Baughman
Cravens Auto
NFO reports success of withheld action in Illinois
The East St. Louis NFO says a week long wildcat withholding reduced livestock receipts while prices held steady. Chairman Ben Droste of Madison County NFO said the move achieved its aims on processors but declined to elaborate further. The grass roots action was unsanctioned by the national executive council.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
National Farmers Organization Today
Bén Droste
Madison County
NFO
National Executive Council
Miss Indiana winner heading to Miss America Pageant
Marcia Jane Pinkstaff 19, Butler University student, will travel to Atlantic City to represent Indiana in the Miss America Pageant. She has a background in state and national contests and plans a humor act about a Southern Indiana assessor.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Marcia Jane Pinkstaff
Atlantic City
N. J
Indiana
Butler University
American Legion
Crawfordsville High School
Raccoon Lake
Miss Pinkstaff
Kenneth
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Pinkstaff
Kathi
Richard Roudebush
Washington
Marcia
Sally
Wayne Dunlop
Michigan City
Marcia Jane
Butler
South Bend
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