U S Will Build Airliner for N Y Paris in 3 Hours
President Kennedy announced the United States will pursue a supersonic airliner to fly New York to Paris in under three hours. The plan follows a cabinet committee led by Vice President Johnson and comparisons to the British French Concorde program with Pan American ordering six aircraft.
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Washington
United States
New York
Paris
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Atlantic
U. S
Pan American World Airways
Johnson
Tri Kappa Initiation Dinner Reminder At DeCourcy's Corral
An attendance reminder notes those unable to attend the Tri Kappa initiation dinner at DeCourcy's Corral should call 847 7560 or 847 4962 by 4 p.m. Monday to respond.
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DeCourcy’s Corral
College Director Resigns Over Defense Hassle
Lucien M. Biberman, associate director at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry laboratories, resigns amid defense research tensions. He predicts 25 scientists will leave for another university, leaving about 10 technicians and several physicists to continue satellite instrumentation and cosmic ray work. Biberman accuses the University of Chicago administration since 1961 of apathy toward science applications.
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Chicago
Pii
Lucien M. Biberman
Seum of Science and Industry
United Press International
Biberman
George W. Beadle
Beadle
Defense Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Department of Navy
Department of Defense
Department
University of Chicago
Kimpton
Lawrence A Kimpton
Florida Court Says Cig Makers Liable
The Florida Supreme Court ruled cigarette manufacturers can be held liable for injuries or death from use of their products in a $250,000 damage suit by the widow of a man who died of lung cancer. Justice E Harris Drew wrote the opinion, placing burden of responsibility on the manufacturer to protect public health.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Supreme _ Court
American Tobacco Co
Edwin Green
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Green
Florida
Sugar Prices Investigated By House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee led by Rep Leonard Sullivan called Brazil Dominican Republic Costa Rica the French West Indies and the Philippines to testify on sugar quotas. John A. O Donnell a key figure in Philippine war claims was among those invited but his appearance reportedly relates to quotas not claims. Prices had risen to a May peak and were easing.
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Washington
Wpp
House
Brazil
Dominican Republic
Costa Rica
French West Indies
Philippines
John A. O’donnell
U. S
O’donnell
United States
Leonord Sullivan
D-Mo
Charles
Murphy
Sullivan
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Harley 0. Staggers
DW. Va
Drunken Driving Charged in Accident
Roy William Dyer 54 of Dugger received a drunken driving ticket after an accident near Price Road on Highway 54 at 9 pm. A car driven by Karen Blackmore 17 of Worthington was stopped to turn onto Price Road when Dyer struck the rear. No injuries were reported.
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Roy William Dyer
Dugger
Price Road
Hwy. 54
West
Linton
Dyer
Karen Blackmore
Worthington
Blackmore
Juvenile Pleads Guilty in Greene Circuit Court
Paul Burris, 16, of Jasonville, pled guilty in Greene Circuit Court at Bloomfield to second degree burglary and received a one year sentence at the Indiana State Farm. He is the fourth of about 14 juveniles questioned in a year‑long, five‑county crime investigation.
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Paul Burris
Jasonville
Greene
Bloomfield
Indiana State Farm
Burris
Eagles Meeting Set in Linton District Lodge Event
The Linton Aerie No. 578 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will host a district meeting at 8 p.m. Friday at the local lodge hall. The announcement was released by DP, Dixoc today.
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Linton Aerie No. 578
Order of Eagles
Dixoc
Hungarian Cardinal Mindszenty Declines Vatican Conclave Participation
Cardinal Mindszenty, 71, who has asylum at the U S legation in Budapest since the 1956 Hungarian uprising, will not attend the Vatican conclave to elect a new pope. A church spokesman said he is unlikely to participate, and the Pope John XXIII death has delayed decisions.
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Budapest
Hungary
Upp
Joszef
Mindszenty
Vatican
U.S
Hungarias
John XXIII
Legation
Cardinal Mindszenty
Pope John
Kentucky Man Held On Dope Charges
Coliumbus Indiana police hold Mark Corbitt a 59 year old Bowling Green Kentucky man on forging prescriptions. He forged four prescriptions in Columbus and 15 in Shelbyville. Prosecutor says he will file charges. Corbitt wore an eye patch and claimed narcotics were pain killers. He allegedly used medical knowledge as a student to write drug prescriptions on stolen blanks.
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Columbus
Ind
Mark Corbitt
Bowling Green
Corbitt
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Phillip Brown
Bartholomew County Hospital
Warm weekend ahead with scattered thundershowers in Indiana
Highs in the mid to upper 80s through Friday and into Saturday. Thunder showers vary from widely scattered in the north to central and south, with more activity likely north Saturday. Readings range from 79 to 87 across Lafayette to South Bend, with varied overnight lows and localized rainfall totals.
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United Press International
Indiana
Lafayette
South Bend
Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Spencer
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Evansville
Wabash
Knightstown
Petersburg
Jaycees to Sponsor Radio Auction in Linton
The Linton Jaycees announce a two day radio auction at WBTO on June 19 and 20 from 6 to 8 p.m. Proceeds fund community development with items donated by local merchants and increasingly valuable lots displayed at participating stores. This marks the first Jaycee auction in Linton.
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Linton Jaycee’s
WBTO
Linton
Pony’s
Jaycee’s
Wallace Defies Court Order Over Alabama Desegregation
Alabama Governor George Wallace vows to defy federal authority over admitting three Black students to the University of Alabama. Federal injunction seeks to halt blocking. Wallace warns of risk and calls for law and order as desegregation actions unfold nationwide with multiple incidents and protests.
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Wallace
Alabama
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Seybourn Lynne
Cleve McDowell
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
McDowell
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Jackson
United States
Chattanooga
Tenn
Danville
Old Town
Spartansberg
U S. C
Columbia
Greenville
Savannah
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Board of Registrars
Winston - Salem
N. C
Richmond
Culpeper County
Prince George County
World of Make Believe to Display Fourth of July Theme
The Linton Chamber of Commerce selects The Magic World of Make Believe as the Fourth of July parade theme with a $500 prize pool including a $100 sweepstakes award. Psi Iota Xi sorority submitted the winning idea.
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World of Make Believe
Linton
Psi Iota Xi
Zips
Terre Haute
Worthington
Jasonville
Coalmont
Switz City Central
Bloomfield
Linton-Stockton
Elnora
Eastern Consolidated
Needmore
Midland
L and M
Chamber of Commerce
Juanita Greenwood
Linton Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Smith
Charles Hazelrigg
Marion Bales
Tenth
Kiwanis Club
Rex Winters
Tom Wall
Avery Moehlmann
Bill Ross
Carnival
Columbian Chapter
The
Order of Eastern Star
Allen-Baker United
Humphreys Park
Kennedy pushes equal education for all in U S
President Kennedy urged a nationwide educational system that guarantees equal opportunity for every child, regardless of wealth or race. He spoke at San Diego State College and warned of civil rights tensions at Alabama as he called for faster action to address economic and racial disparities in schooling.
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San Diego
Calif
Kennedy
Long Island
Alabama
San Diego State College
el Paso
Tex
Kitty Hawk
California
University of Alabama
George Wallace
Woman Leader Drives Goldwater Draft in Indiana
Indianapolis reports Mrs. Iane Harrington, Chesterton Republican committeewoman, chairs the Draft Goldwater-for-President Committee while backing Barry Goldwater amid shifting Indiana GOP loyalties. Rockefeller’s image widens splits as conservatives favor Goldwater and Jenner’s earlier backing resurfaces.
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Barry Goldwater
Indianapolis
Iane Harrington
Harrington
Chesterton
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
H. Dale Brown
Roy Conrad
Monticello
Senate
Richard O. Ristine
Rockefeller
Indiana
Hoosier
William McKinley
William E. Jenner
Richard M. Nixon
Jenner
Probe Continues in Alaska Plane Crash
Investigators work to determine cause after a Northwest Orient Airlines DC7 military charter crashed in the Gulf of Alaska killing all 101 aboard. The plane was en route from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB near Tacoma as salvage crews gather debris for analysis.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Northwest Orient Airlines
Gulf of Alaska
Gulf
Alaska Panhandle
Elmendorf Air Force Base
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
George Baker
Civil Aeronautics Board
Baker
Ketchikan
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Barbara Massar
Concord
Mass
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Kentucky
Jaycee's
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