House Group to Back Costly Bomb Shelters in America
Washington report says a House Civil Defense subcommittee favors a multi billion dollar H-bomb shelter program with plans for cabinet level oversight and shelters in target areas. The proposal includes mandatory construction and broad access for nearly all Americans, amid other Capitol Hill items on Eisenhower Doctrine and labor racketeering probes.
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Civil Defense Subcommittee
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Val Peterson
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Guard
Overton Brooks
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National Guard
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Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Allen J. Ellender
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Indiana lawmakers weigh pace plan to end clock muddle
In Indianapolis Senator Arthur S. Wilson proposed a three month fast time plan to avoid school time changes, aligning three quarters of the year with Central Standard Time and six summer months with daylight time while schools stay on schedule. He also denounced violence after a baby was shot in a Oakland City trailer and condemned labor-boss accusations in a separate floor speech.
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Hoosierland
Arthur S. Wilson
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Honce
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Wilson
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Oakland City
Sen
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Portland
Princeton
Snd
Revival at Jasonville Church of God Begins Each Evening
Local revival in Jasonville at the Church of God corner Park and McKinley streets announcements by Rev. B A Pirkle pastor. Evangelist Joe Bertinetti speaks each evening at 7 00 clock.
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Jasonville
State Plane Crash Hurts Three Persons
A light plane crash during an attempted emergency landing on a farm injured all three aboard. The pilot F F McCulloch, his son Michael and William Hatfield, all from Fort Wayne, were hospitalized at Ball Memorial. They were returning from Daytona Beach to Fort Wayne when a low ceiling forced the landing. The gear hit a tree, bounced, then the craft crashed. McCulloch noted a fuel stop in Indianapolis and weather checks indicated ceilings dropped from 5 000 feet to 200 feet.
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F.F. McCulloch
Michael
William Hatfield
Fort Wayne
Ball Memorial Hospital
Daytona Beach
Fla
McCulloch
Indianapolis
Rainfall Lifts Southwest Crops After Heavy Texas Precipitation
Agricultural experts credited rains in the Rio Grande Valley with a significant boost to cotton, citrus and vegetable crops. Up to three inches fell in west and central Texas with one inch in other areas, marking the best general rainfall in years and improving crop health since 1950. A cold air mass then hit the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes, dropping temperatures by as much as 20 degrees, while the Atlantic coast saw readings rise about 25 degrees from Monday.
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Wisconsin
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Ohio
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Virginia
Florida
Queen Elizabeth II dazzles Lisbon banquet in gold regalia
Queen Elizabeth II wowed Lisbon during a state banquet at the Palace of Ajuda. She wore the emerald and diamond tiara and a gold dress, toasted President Craveiro Lopes, and flashed smiles as crowds greeted her. Young Portuguese rode to reenact Sir Walter Raleigh rites, laying cloaks for her carriage.
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Sanctions Considered Amid Israel Egypt Standoff
Funeral arrangements completed for Billy Lee Squires 18 of Indianapolis after a train collision at an Indianapolis crossing. Survivors include parents Stocklin and Susie Squires and widow Harriet Squires. Dulles outlined possible sanctions impact as Eisenhower to confer with congressional leaders.
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Varieties of Crops Will Be Discussed
Clarence Creager reports a Purdue representative will discuss new crop varieties at the Linton Stockton high school Thursday at 7 00 pm. The session in the Agriculture room will cover legumes grasses and small grains with slides and refreshments for attendees.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Clarence Creager
Purdue University
Mrs Dorraugh Transferred From Freeman-Greene Hospital
Mrs. John Dorraugh of Kent Ohio has been taken to the home of her mother Mrs. Craig Fitzpatrick in Linton from the Freeman Greene county hospital where she was a patient following surgery.
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John Dorraugh
Kent
Ohio
Craig Fitzpatrick
Linton
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Subcommittee issues subpoena for Eugene Dennis
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee announced a subpoena for Eugene Dennis, longtime secretary of the Communist Party, to appear for questioning Wednesday. Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev urged a merciless struggle to prevent a second Hungary behind the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
Indiana Budget OK Sparks Farm Program Debate
House Democrats push a soil bank and grain grower benefits plan amid a sharp split with Republicans. Ranking Republican Andresen vows to block the Dem bill, while Poage signals compromise options and a potential party-line floor fight over corn grower allotments and payments.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Noemocrats
Agriculture Committee
August H. Andresen
R-Minn
Andresen
House
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Poage
Congréss
Marine Veteran Stamper Dies at Jasonville Home
Jeuse B E Stamper aged 74, a 2 year Marine Corps veteran, died at 6 30 a m at his Jasonville home after stroke illness. Born July 2 1882 in Newark Greene County he served worldwide and retired in 1955 as Chief Warrant Officer. Survived by widow Lillie Trump Stamper stepsons John MacBreary and Patrick McArdle three brothers Aden and George Stamper. Burial at Lebanon cemetery burial details set at McClanahan Funeral Home with services Thursday.
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US Marine Corps
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Jasonville
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Newark
Greene County
Thom and
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Marine Corps
Stamper
McClanahan
C. K. Baker
Lebanon
Miami Boy Drowns In Rockpit After Daring Swim Attempt
In Miami Florida Johnny Stout four dived into a muddy rockpit to prove to his six year old sister he could swim. His body was recovered from six feet of water minutes after the plunge. Bonnie Mare Stout recalled warning him not to enter the water.
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Bonnie Mare Stout
Mrs Hamilton 66 Dies in Worthington
Minnie K. Hamilton 66 of Worthington died at 11 10 pm Monday in Freeman Greene county hospital after a long illness. Born April 18 1890 in Center township Greene county to Cary and Sarah Fuller, she lived most of her life in Worthington and belonged to the Worthington Church of the Nazarene. Survived by husband Onnie married 1908 three daughters Mabel Williams Wichita Kansas Ferry Porter Linton and Thomas Wakefield Indianapolis two brothers William and Levi Fuller Bloomfield rural route four sisters Sadie Minks Harley Conder Floyd Kindred and Clara Skinner Bloomfield four grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two sons Clyde and Robert predeceased. Funeral arrangements with Myers Funeral Home Worthington return to family residence for viewing after 7 pm today. Private funeral 2 pm Thursday at Worthington Nazarene Church Rev Clifford Personett officiating burial in Worthington cemetery.
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Freeman-Greene County
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Mabel Williams
Wichita
Kans
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Linton
Thomas Wakefield
Indianaapolis
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Bloomfield
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Harley Conder
Floyd Kindred
Clarence Skinner
Clyde
Robert Hamilton
Myers Funeral
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Clifford Personett
Worthington Cemetery
Mrs Hart Dies at 46 in Linton Services Planned
Olga Marcell Suttle Hart, 46, lifelong Linton resident, died Monday night at Freeman-Greene county hospital after years of illness. Born November 4, 1910, she was wife of Willard Hurt, mother of Donald Lewis Hurt, and sister of three in California and Indiana. Funeral arrangements set at Welch and Cornett with Rev. Donald McClintick officiating. burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Hurt
Willard Hurt
Taylor and
Janet Kinney Suttle
Donald McClintick
Fairview Cemetery
Colder Weather Grips Indiana With Scattered Snow Flurries
Cold air settles over Indiana with temperatures dipping to 18 above zero in the north and 26 inland. Forecasts call for lingering cold through the week with highs in the 20s to near 40 and a mix of light flurries near Lake Michigan and rain along the Ohio River.
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Ohio River
Indiana House rejects right to work bill amid budget talks
In Indianapolis the Indiana House voted 62 to 28 against killing the right to work measure after rejecting an amendment. Debate over the biennial budget continued as the panel approved most of the committee’s cuts totaling about 20 million dollars from a 790 million dollar proposed budget while delaying action on a school aid plan and a new funding distribution formula.
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Indiana
House
James Hunter
East
Chicago
Hoosierland
Otto Pozgay
South Bend
Pozgay
Indiana House
Ways and Means
S. Paul Clay
Clay
Birch Bayh
Dterre Haute
Bayh
Soviet Union
National Guard
Fires Break Out In Linton School And Two Homes
Three fires occurred Monday and today in Linton with firefighters called to the high school to quell a coal fire in the furnace room. About two bushels of coal burned and rooms were aired with no major damage. A second fire at 10:15 a.m. at 369 H street north east involved a gas space heater and a drying garment on a wooden clothes dryer, destroying clothing and causing minor smoke damage. Earlier, Miss Esther Schloot’s home at 50 E street northeast saw a thermostatic gas stove control fail, ruining the stove with no other damage.
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Linton
Wayne Trinkle
H” Street
Esther Schloot
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