White House ends social season with Kennedy India toast
The White House closed a busy social season with a state dinner honoring India's President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. President Kennedy toasted the guest in the Blue Room and Mrs Kennedy, expecting a baby in August, wore a pink bead-encrusted gown. The Indian president attends a luncheon at the Indian Embassy and a White House meeting is scheduled later today.
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Wey
White House
Kennedy
India
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Rad@hakrishnan
United States
Kenneth Galbraith
Mrs Carter Charged In Greene County Circuit Court
Mrs Norma Carter appeared in Greene county Circuit court at Bloomfield and pleaded not guilty to drawing a pistol. She was released on bond. The charge was filed by her husband Chelsea Carter, whom she reportedly shot in the left hand with a 25 caliber automatic Sunday. Mrs Carter also filed for divorce. Another divorce suit was filed by Mary Osbon against Eugene Osbon.
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Norma Carter
Greene County
Bloomfield
Chelsea Carter
Ohio State to mail 30000 season ticket forms for 1963
Ohio State University plans to mail about 30 000 season ticket applications on Saturday for the 1963 football season. Ticket director George R Staten predicts another sellout for five home games.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
George R. Staten
Phillies Lead NL In One-Run Wins In 1962
The Philadelphia Phillies posted a 26-14 record in one-run games in 1962, the best mark in the National League, underscoring a knack for tight wins during the season.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Rockefeller Off to Good Start in Political Role
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife Happy opened a busy Albany day with civic and social events that could influence his 1964 GOP presidential bid. A Civic Planning Committee dinner drew about 400 attendees, including 44 news media representatives, as observers note delays and questions about his political future will unfold through summer activities.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Citizens Planning Committee For
Greater Albany
Vivienne Anderson
Margaretta Happy Fitter Murphy
Stormy Weather Grips Wide North Atlantic Reach
A major rainstorm sweeps the North Atlantic states with scattered thunderstorms across the Great Plains and a coastal system pushing from the eastern Ohio Valley to the Atlantic. Tornadoes are reported in Nebraska and Texas with funnel clouds seen in several states. Record rainfall and wind gusts occur from Norfolk to Salt Lake City as weather offices predict continued thunderstorms and showers.
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Texas
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Norfolk
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Wisconsin
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Utah
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Rockies
Plans Proceed for Paying Final Homage to Pope
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII lying in state as plans move to honor him and elect a successor. The 81 year old pontiff died after four days of agony, with requiem rites set to begin and Cardinal electors to convene a secret conclave between June 18 and 21.
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Weisened
Kennedy Leaders in Mourning Pope John XXIII Death
President Kennedy led official Washington in mourning Pope John XXIII whose concern for the human spirit transcended boundaries. The State Department praised his warm qualities and commitment to peace. Vice President Johnson called the loss profound as Rusk lauded his compassionate understanding of peace.
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Sales Tax Discussed At Linton Merchants Meeting
Indiana two percent sales tax topic at Linton Retail Merchant's Association session in the Roosevelt Hotel. A letter urged protests to Governor Welsh State Auditor Gardner and State Treasurer Hughes against a 50 cent minimum tax. Cravens outlined police ties and funding goals, with plans for a July clearance sale and a calliope for the July 4 parade.
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Linton Retail Merchant’s Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles B. van Nuys
Indiana Retailer’s Association
Matthew Welsh
Dorothy Gardner
Robert E. Hughes
Jack Cravens
Linton Merchants
Cravens
United Fund For Linton
Lew Burge
John Cary
Iletter
Do. J. Stotts
Odon
Hhe
Vincennes Teenager Killed in One-Car Crash
Charles Matt Nightingale an 18 year old Vincennes resident was killed when the car he rode in went out of control on a Knox County road south of Vincennes and struck a tree. Driver Jerry M Abel also 18 suffered injuries and was hospitalized. The accident pushed Indiana's 1963 traffic toll higher.
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United Press International
Vincennes
Indiana
Charles Matt Nightingale
Knox County
Jerry M. Abel
Evangelistic Meetings to Begin at South Mission Church
George E. Miller pastor announces a series of evangelistic meetings at South Mission church in Linton starting Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edith Lewis of Linton and Edward Miller of Bicknell will assist, with services at 7 30 p m each evening.
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South Mission Church
Linton
George E. Miller
Edith Lewis
Edward Miller
Bicknell
Hoffa Indicted on Fraud in Pension Fund Loans
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa and seven others on 28 counts for fraudulently obtaining about 20 million in loans from the Central States Teamsters pension fund and diverting over 1 million for personal use. The case cites deceiving trustees and taking control of borrowing firms with money and stock options.
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Wer
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Justice Department
Teamsterg
Washington
U. S. Atty
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Hafifa
Central State Teamsters Pension Fund
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoffa
Miami
Fla
Military Plane Missing In Alaska's Stormy Seas
Debris from a missing Northwest Orient Airlines DC7 was found in the Gulf of Alaska near Graham Island. The chartered four engine plane carried 101 aboard including 58 service members and 20 dependents. crews from Coast Guard ships and airplanes scoured the sea as searchers noted possible jettisoned cargo.
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Wash
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Sorrels
Andrew Foss
Seattle
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Albert F. Olsen
Summer
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Kenneth A. Larson
Kirkland
Donald K. Schaap
Joan V. Morris
Patricia Moran
Court approves agency shop rights in Taft-Hartley ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that agency shop clauses are permissible under Taft-Hartley law, allowing unions and employers to require union membership in many agreements. It leaves questions about service payments and prompts further cases, noting ten states already ban agency fee payments and several others prohibit union fees under right to work laws.
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Minor Damage In Wreck Saturday Reported
Linkon police said a minor collision occurred when a car driven by Leo Dale Robertson struck Harold A. Criss at the Second and Vincennes streets intersection. Criss, traveling west, attempted a right turn onto Second Street. Robertson failed to see Criss and nicked Criss’s back fender. Total damage to both vehicles was about $75.
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Akron
Ohio
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Vincennessts
Criss
Vincennes St
Second St
Robertson
Mrs Stanton Involved In Park Wreck
Mrs Eliza Stanton was listed in good condition after a wreck near Humphreys park on Main street at 2 p m Monday. Her car moved about 25 feet before striking a tree causing 300 dollars in damage. she was taken to Freeman Greene County Hospital with minor cuts and bruises.
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Main St
Humphreys Park
Stanton
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Showers Bring Scattered Warm Weather Across Indiana
Showers and thundershowers were forecast for Indiana with two days of sun to follow. Rain reports varied with Fort Wayne 0.38 inches and Evansville trace. A four inch downpour near Jackson County caused flash flood damage and campers at Starve Hollow Lake. Highs reached 83 to 87 across several cities, with lows 61 to 66.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Evansville
Daily
Tampico
Wallonia
Jackson County
Seymour
Mediator to Meet In Railroad Walkout
A federal mediator will meet today with railway clerks and two Chicago railroads to resolve a dispute that caused a brief 3% hour walkout Saturday. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks said the union would comply with mediator requests, and a hearing on the walkout halted by a temporary restraining order is set for Thursday.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Chicago
Chicago & Western Indiana
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Mrs James C Wagner Returns Home From Illness
Mrs James C Wagner has left her parents home in Haussin for Louisville after four months of illness.
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William A. Haussin
Louisville
Jaycees to Host Fall Region E Meeting in October
Linton Jaycees announce the Region E meeting will be hosted in October with 25 Southwestern Indiana clubs expected. President Dick Wade notes the local chapter had the best regional turnout at Sundays Huntingburg event and won a prize for attendance. Linton bid successfully against Tell City to host the meeting coinciding with the regional golf tournament.
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Jaycee
Dick Wade
Wade
Huntingburg
Linton
Tell City
Indiana
Daughter Omitted From Death Notice Corrected
The death notice for Everett Knowles 79 of Linton route 2 omitted his daughter Dorothy Banard of Linton. The Daily Citizen on Monday should have included her name in the published notice.
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Linton
Rte. 2
Daily Citizen
Dorothy Banard
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