McDonald Hopes for Resumption of Steel Pact Talks
Pittsburgh report by David J. McDonald seeks early resumption of U S W contract negotiations with the steel industry. He cautions against extending current agreements while Meany advocates a possible extension. Election tally in progress. results may take weeks. Greene County SRDS study shows 56 percent of the retail dollar went to food, cars, and autos, with total local retail sales rising to 32.793 million.
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Pittsburgh
Wpb
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
USW
McDonald
Miami Beach
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Teel
Meany
Steel
W. Akel
Wayne Antrim
Hammond
Ind
International Teller Committee
Greene County
SRDS
Thomas Wall Sr. Veteran Lin ton miner dies at 74
Thomas Wall Sr. 74 of Linton died at Freeman-Greene county hospital at 3 50 p m Monday after a lingering illness He had lived in Linton since 1911 was a retired coal miner and longtime member of United Mine Workers Local 8721 He leaves Eunice Wall widow a daughter and a son five grandchildren and a sister in England Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home with Linton Elks and Masonic lodges conducting rites Burial in Fairview cemetery
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Thomas Wall, Sr
Linton
Freeman- Greene County
Wellington
England
Job
Anna Lyon Wall
United Mine Workers of America
First Methodist Church
Elks Lodge
American Legion Post
Claude West Barracks
Linton Lodge
A.M
Eunice Alexander Wall
David A. Yung
Tom Wall, Jr
Emma Hawkey
Blackpool
Welch and Cornett
Robert E. Williams
Nola Yoder
Fairview Cemetery
Linton Elks and
Masonic Lodges
No Injuries Reported in Greene County County Accident
Greene County Sheriff's Department reports a 10 15 a m collision three miles west of Bloomfield at Lighthouse junction. Albert E Miller 50 Connersville ran a stop sign on hwy 57 colliding with Ruth Driscol 48 of rte 2 Bloomfield. Minor damage. Miller fined 22 75 in Will Voslch Justice Court.
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Greene County Sheriff's Department
Bloomfield
Lighthouse Junction
Albert E. Miller
Connersville
Ruth Driscol
Miller
Driscol
Justice of the Peace Court
Will Voslch
Four Karras Brothers Play Big Ten Football
Four Karras brothers pursued college gridiron careers with two at Michigan and two at Iowa. Alex Karras starred at Iowa, delivering standout defense for the Hawkeyes and later finding fame with the Detroit Lions.
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Detroit
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Karras Rothers
Alex
Iowa
AFL-CIO to Seek Taft-Hartley Picketing Reforms in Congress
The AFL-CIO plans a second major Taft-Hartley change aiming to repeal the federal authorization for state right to work laws. Leaders from building trades and industrial unions near agreement to broaden picketing at job sites and manufacturing plants, hoping for Johnson support and a united front to push the measure through Congress.
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Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
Con Tress
George Meany
AFL - Cio
Congress
Johnson
Building Trades
Big Labor Federation
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
C. J. Haggerty
Aflcio Building Trades Department
Reuther
Organized Labor
Aflcio
False Crime Report Leads to Arrest
Gary E. Mincey of Linton, 20, held after confessing to staging a robbery at Linton Glass Co. He admitted stealing about $100 on Jan. 30 and filing a false report. No charges yet for the false report, but theft charges are pending for the January incident.
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Gary E. Mincey
Linton
Linton Glass Co
Mincey
Glass Company
William Burress
Joe Feeney
Burress
Feeny
Mardi Gras Season Opens in New Orleans
The masked krewe of King Freret led the first torch light parade through the French Quarter as thousands watched in 45 degree weather. The nine day season began with Sunday parades, while Monday's night parade kicked off a string of nighttime events culminating on Mardi Gras night, March 2.
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New Orleans
King Freret
Graz
Rotary Club to See 500 Film in February Meeting
The Linton Rotary Club will show a half hour color film on Wednesday February 24 featuring Henry V Clouse from Tombstone Life the insurer of the 500 race drivers in collaboration with Management Corporation of America The film Driver's Choice covers the 1964 design revolution and the second lap accident at last year's 500 race It highlights the front versus rear engine car duel and invites all members to attend.
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Linton Rotary Club
Henry V. Clouse
Tombstone Life
Management Corporation of America
Tom Carnegie
Patricia Neal Replaced in New Film by Anne Bancroft
Hollywood report states Patricia Neal, 39, recovering from a massive stroke, will be replaced by Anne Bancroft in the MGM film Seven Women. Bancroft, 1962 Oscar winner for The Miracle Worker, will take over the John Ford directed project starting Wednesday.
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Hollywood
Wpp
Patricia Neal
England
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Anne Bancroft
MGM Studios
Miss Bancroft
Miss Neal
Air Force success in ASSET glider test over Atlantic
The Air Force launched a Delta-wing space glider on a 39 mile high, 23 minute Atlantic flight aboard a Thor-Delta rocket. The 1,175 pound craft glided to a sea landing five miles altitude with a parachute. Recovery teams and ships raced to the scene as records were to be retrieved.
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Cape Kennedy
wPi
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Wisconsin Legion plans 1968 national convention in Milwaukee
Wisconsin American Legion officials outlined plans to host the 1968 national convention in Milwaukee with an estimated crowd of more than 100000 attendees and more than 12 million dollars in outside spend. State commander Robert T Leklem cited economic benefits while officials including Gov Warren Knowles and Mayor Henry Maier pledged support. The convention would occupy about six thousand hotel rooms and run for a week in August drawing national figures and presidential candidates.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin American Legion
Robert T. Leklem
Wausau
Warren Knowles
American Legion
Bernie Strachota
Strachota
National Convention Commission
Knowles
Henry Maier
John Doyne
The Deputy to Open in Mountain Town
The Deputy, a play criticizing Pope Pius XII, will open Wednesday in the mountain town of Teramo, 80 miles northeast of Rome, despite a ban in Rome. Clandestine shows last week spurred protests and a Vatican bombing scare, with authorities citing the concordat protecting the city’s sacred character.
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Rome
Pius XII
Teramo
Vatican
Pius
Local Temperature Report
Monday's high reached 23 degrees with a low of 10 last night. At 7:30 am today the temperature was 22. No precipitation noted and river stage not listed.
Indiana Sees $384 Million Revenue Boost for 1965 67
New state revenue projections exceed prior guesses by over four percent, lifting the next two year total to $963.5 million. Governor Branigin backs using most of the windfall for education with $9 million for property tax relief, $12.6 million for school aid, and $5.4 million for kindergarten support, alongside health and welfare funding.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Branigin
Lake Michigan
Ohio River
Advisory Committee On
General Fund
York Wilbern
Indiana University
Legal Interpretation of Bill Affects Doomed Men
Indiana debate centers on a bill to abolish capital punishment and its impact on six men on death row. Governor Branigin is expected to sign, but the legality of altering sentences for already tried inmates remains unsettled. A ruling from Atty. Gen. Dillon could follow, with possible commutation to life as another path to spare them. The 1965 legislature passed the bill easily. The electric chair has not been used since 1961.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Prison
Branigin
Indiana Senate
House
Atty
John Dillon
Dillon
Richard E. Kiefer
Fort Wayne
Snow and freezing precipitation forecast for Indiana
Snow and rain are set to fall across southern and northern Indiana with mixed sleet in places. By Wednesday warmer air will turn precipitation to rain in the south while the far north may see several inches of snow. Temperatures tonight and tomorrow vary, with south remaining warmer than the north, and the forecast calls for lingering snow in the northern areas tonight and again Wednesday.
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Indiana
Upstate
South Bend
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Deafness Warning Urges Alert for Early Hearing Loss
Dr. James L. Smith of Houston reports in GP magazine that doctors must screen early signs of deafness. Advances in treatment and devices raise chances of restoration or rehabilitation, and the condition is noted as highly damaging psychosocially and economically.
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Kansas City
Jpi
James L. Smith
Houston
American Academy of General Practice
Retired Justice Felix Frankfurter Dies at 82
Former Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter died at 82 at George Washington University Hospital after a sequence of heart seizures. He retired from the bench August 28, 1962, and left a lasting mark on the Court and Constitution. President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren expressed sorrow and praise for his contributions to law and freedom.
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Washington
Wpp
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
George Washington University Hospital
Marion Denman
Longmeadow
Mass
Johnson
Earl Warren
Silver Lance Exercise Begins on West Coast
San Diego and two other West Coast ports launch the 18 day Navy Marine drill named Silver Lance. From San Diego Long Beach and San Francisco more than 60 ships and 50 000 combat ready Marines join the phased operation culminating March 5 with landings at Camp Pendleton. The exercise simulates a Marine force landing in a friendly nation as guerrilla forces backed by adversaries threaten the scenario.
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San Diego
Calif
West Coast
Long Beach
San Francisco
Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps
Oceanside
Los Angeles
Lancelot
Merlin
Modred
Silver Lance
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
China
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Martinsville Reporter
Kendall
Standard Rate and Data Service
Carl Sandburg
Thomas Wall Sr
Malcolm X
Audubon Ballroom
New York
Harlem
Rotary Club
Wisconsin Legion Maps
Mountain Town
Laos
N. Vietnam
Thailand
Kudon
Cambodia
Gulf OF Siam
Vano
Phnom
Penh
Red
Mekong River Delta
Gulf of’ Tonkin
Hainan
Nhe Trang
S. Vietnam
South China Sea
Saigon
Red China
Nanning
United Press International
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