Atlanta Mayor plans to ship home crash victims 121 dead
Paris report says Mayor Ivan Allen of Atlanta begins talks with U S embassies and Air France to return the bodies of 121 Americans killed in a Boeing 707 crash. He cannot identify any victims and says it may take weeks to complete the task as officials inspect the blackened remains.
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Air France
Orly Field
Paris
Atlanta, Ga
Art Association
Ivan Allen
Atlanta
U. S
Louis Bonte
Orly Tower
Francoise Authie
Jacqueline Gille
Robbery at Linton Armory Sparks Investigation
National Guard Armory storage building on State Road 54 East was broken into after eleven last night. Thieves climbed barbed wire. two Jeeps had axles and bearings stripped. Loss value undetermined as parts are unavailable. FBI and Indiana State Police investigate.
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National Guard
State Road 54 East
Cant.Coleman
Coleman
FBI
Indiana State Police
Prejudice Linked to Rising Juvenile Delinquency
Dr. Nathan W. Ackerman, clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, told the annual Boys' Clubs of America convention that prejudice largely drives growing juvenile delinquency. He warned that if unchecked prejudice could erupt into a worldwide epidemic of ferocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wph
Nathan W. Ackerman
Boys’ Clubs of America
Columbia Uniiversity
Five Indianapolis Residents Subpoenaed By Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in Washington subpoenaed at least five Indianapolis residents in a probe tied to the 1955 disappearance of attorney David Probstein and related Teamsters loan activity. Among those summoned is Frank McKinney, former bank president and Democratic national chairman. The group will testify Wednesday morning as investigators seek links to an $8,000 Teamsters loan and a 1954 $125,000 check deposits from Detroit Local 299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Washington
Frank McKinney
Indianapolis Bank
Democratic National
David Probstein
St. Louis
Probstein
Teamsters Union
Senate
Francis Moore
Old Fidelity Bank & Trust Co
Detroit
Moore
James Hoffa
Teamster
Robert Kennedy
McKinney
American Fletcher National Bank & Trust Co
Paul Shick
Indianapolis Board of Public Safety
State Cab Co
State Cab
United Cab
Gene San Soucie
Indianapolis Teamsters Local 135
Newsmen
Clifford Courtney
Indiana Revenue Commissioner
Board of Public Safety
John Carson
Off-Train Unions Consider Wage Boost At Meeting Today
Representatives of 11 off-train unions were to meet with railroad negotiators in Chicago over a 10.2 cent per hour wage increase for about 400 000 workers. The railroads say the board recommended rise is inflationary while unions demand 25 cents, with a total cost of about 105 million annually.
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Chicago
George E. Leighty
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Arthur Goldberg
Linton Merchants Plan July Events and Dues Drive
Linton merchants met at the Roosevelt Hotel for their June session. President Jess Correll praised the Linton Home snow promotion as a success and discussed dues arrears, upcoming 1963 show plans, and personal calls to collect payments. The chamber sponsored July 4th celebrations and announced You'll Like Linton Days from July 9 to 14 with Jack Kennedy and Mrs. Nina Hostetler. A committee was formed to study parking lot issues and report at the July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Roosevelt Hotel
Jess Correll
Linton Home
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Kennedy
Nina Hostetler
Cecil Shelton
Roger Wits
Jim Hubbell
Forrest Coulter
Dick Hastings
Nixon Favored To Win California Primary In Five-State Election
United Press International reports former Vice President Richard Nixon as the odds-on favorite to secure the Republican gubernatorial nomination in California. Primaries also take place in Mississippi Idaho Montana and South Dakota with notable contests in Iowa and California shaping Nixon's stalled political comeback.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
California
Mississippi
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Herbert Franklin Hoover
Town
Norman A. Erbe
William H. Nicholas
GOP
Erbe
State Commerce Commission
Harold Hayes
Hickenlooper
Prof
E. B. Smith
Iowa State University
Kennedy
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Shell
Brown
Thomas H. Kuchel
Richard Richards
Kuchel
President Kennedy Welcomes Astronaut Scott Carpenter
President Kennedy greets astronaut Scott Carpenter at the White House after his three orbit flight. Carpenter, his wife Rene and four children visit en route from Langley Field to New York for a lunch honoring him. They meet in the White House office and the fish room with staff, joined by six West Virginia high school contest winners escorted by Rep. Ken Rechler. The President notes national pride in U S space achievements.
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Washington
Wpp
Kennedy
Scott Carpenter
White House
Earth
Carpenter
Rene
Langley Field
New York
Carpenters
Fish Room
Recreation Program For Girls At Linton Stockton High
A summer recreation program for girls in grades seven through twelve at Linton-Stockton High school starts this summer. Girls meet in the gym from 1:00 to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday, with Miss Janna Lou Butler in charge. Activities include tennis soft ball and other outdoor games.
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Linton- Stockton High School
Janna Lou Butler
Linton - Stockton High School
Dillon Predicts Top to Bottom Tax Cuts for 1963
New York investors awaited Kennedy administration tax reductions as Treasury Secretary Dillon urged calm after a wide stock slump. He said a broad top to bottom tax cut plan would be presented to Congress, with no details yet decided, and predicted higher corporate profits as the market reeled and trading volumes fell despite optimism for future economic progress.
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New York
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
New York Financial Writer Association
Kennedy
Congress
Dillon
United States
Standard and Poor
Dow Jones
Wall Street
Hospital Guild Hosts Last Greene County Meeting Of Year
Mrs. Maysel G. Weir chairing the Central Southwest Area of the Indiana Hospital Auxiliary spoke to Greene County Hospital Guild at the hospital. She explained state activity changes and outlined plans for Pink Ladies and candy stripers while stressing a gift shop and improved volunteer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysel G. Weir
Indiana Hospital Auxiliary
Greene County Hospital Guild
Joe McIntosh
McIntosh
Charles Stegemoller
Ralph Kohr
Guild
B. R. McGriffin
Esther Fairbanks
Hyman Fell
Pink Lady
Expected to Rule On Motion Today Irvin Testifies
Sullivan Circuit Court heard arguments on a defense motion for mistrial in Leslie Irvin's second murder trial. The judge would rule after testimony about tape recorded confessions tied to six slayings in Evansville area during 1954 and 1955.
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Sullivan
Ind
Leslie Irvin
Evansville
Tri-State
Joe Lowdermilk
Sullivan Circuit Court
Irvin
Indiana
Kentucky
Lee Williams
Henderson
Indianapolis
Evansvile
Dan Hudson
U. S Supreme Court
Betancourt to mourn victims of Venezuela uprising
Authorities report 204 killed in abortive revolt near Puerto Cabello and warn the final toll may exceed 400. President Betancourt declares national mourning and will attend burials at a Carabobo military cemetery. A special military court will try rebels immediately.
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Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
Rel
Pamulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Carabobo
Caracas
Licenses Revoked For Two Indiana Drivers
Leo F. Johnson of Bloomfield and Paul William Smith of Linton have licenses revoked for DUI offenses. Johnson loses driving rights from May 4, 1962 to May 4, 1964. Smith’s license is suspended from May 1, 1962 to May 1, 1964 for DUI and an additional year from May 1, 1964 to May 1, 1865 for reckless driving.
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Leo F. Johnson
Bloomfield
Indiana
Paul William Smith
Linton
Common Market Growth Provokes Alarm in Russia
Moscow shapes a Red Common Market response to Western integration as Khrushchev pushes for UN action against European economic cooperation. COMECON formed in 1949 aims to unite socialist economies, but Kremlin seeks control over satellites and realign pricing and trade amid Soviet economic strain.
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Russia
London
Moscow
Kremlin
Europe
Britain
Atlantic
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N
United Nations
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Red Bloc
Khrushchev
Drowns In Lake Freeman Delphi Teacher Larry McClellan
Search for the body of 24 year old Larry Gene McClellan, a Delphi High School teacher, drowned while swimming at Lake Freeman near Delphi. Companions report he went under water about 5 30 PM Monday. efforts to save him were unsuccessful.
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Lake Freeman
Delphi
Larry Gene McClellan
Delphi High School
Ralph McClellan
Dugger
Sullivan Route 3
Hostetler’s Market
Jim Hertling
McClellan
Hertling
McCellan
Sullivan County
Ralph
Hazel Mitchell McClellan
Indiana State Teacher’s College
Katie McClellan
Sullivan
Howard McClellan
Chicago, IL
William McClellan
Vincennes
Kenneth McClellan
Shreveport
Roy McClellan
Kokomo
Brent McClellan
Ft. Knox
Mary Cronk
Hammond
Mildred Williams
Wilma Harrison
Indianapolis
Newkirk Funeral Home
Mugger
Peace Corps seeks scientists from 31 countries
Washington biologists and scientists in paramedical fields are needed by the Peace Corps. Among requests from 31 countries, 1000 have asked for scientists science teachers and technicians. El Salvador requested a biologist trained in bacteriology to teach biological techniques in pest control animal husbandry and horticulture.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Sam Babbitt
Corps’ College and University Division
el Salvador
Linton Lodge Members to Attend MacEuen Funeral
Members of Linton Lodge 560 F A M are asked to meet at the Masonic Hall Wednesday at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Choren D. MacEuen who died Sunday. The lodge will conduct the graveside services.
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Linton Lodge
Masonic Hall
Choren D. MacEuen
Rotary International Convention Opens in Los Angeles
The Ro tary International annual convention opens in Los Angeles with Rotarians and families from about 60 countries registered for a five day gathering. Leaders from California and Los Angeles greet attendees as panels, speeches, and entertainment highlight global fellowship and trade topics.
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Rotary International
World-Wide Service Organization
Los Angeles
Calif
W. T. Murphy
Linton
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Samuel Yorty
George Bailey
Rotary Club of
Luther H. Hodges
U.S
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Linton Armory
Bulletins
National Assembly
Edmond Jouhaud
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Linton Merchants Conduct Meeting
United Press International
Hospital Guild
Mrs. Humphreys
U. Emeritus
Ethel Humphreys
Columbus
Indiana University
Bloomington
Hoosier State University
Larry McClellan
Rotarians
Arthur H. “Red” Motley
Parade
Jeff H. Williams
Chickasha
Okla
Joseph A. Abey
Reading
Rotary
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood
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