Red China Cuts Feed To Soviet Bloc Raising Food Prices
Washington reports Red China’s belt tightening lowers meat shipments to the Soviet Union, contributing to 25 to 30 percent price hikes and shortages across Eastern Europe. Trade declines since 1959 reduce Russia’s machinery outlets, prompting lines for cows heads and horse meat in Bucharest and Prague demonstrations over shortages.
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Washington
China
Soviet Bloc
Russia
Soviet Union
East Germany
Europe
Neus Deutschland
Bucharest
Prague
Poland
Peiping
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Cuba
Peru Vote Sees Near Tie In Presidential Race
Early returns show three leaders Victor Haya de la Torre Manuel A Odia and Fernando Belaunde Terry vying for the presidency as Peruans cast a heavy turnout amid fears of post election political tensions. Military observers monitor vote counting with no incidents reported.
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Lima
Peru
Socialist Apra Party
Manuel A. Odria
Odria National Union
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Popular Action Party
Odria
Belaunde
Haya
Odrna
Alliance For Progress Program
Indiana Elks Elect Powell as President
Gerald L. Powell of Peru is elected president of the Indiana State Elks Association at the 2nd Annual Convention in French Lick. He succeeds Noblesville’s Paul J. Manship after serving as state vice president for five years and as exalted ruler of Peru Lodge 8050. Nearly 1,000 Elks and wives attended the three day event with a dance banquet and ritual competition.
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French Lick
Ind
Gerald L. Powell
Elks Lodge
Peru
Indiana State Elks Association
Powell
Paul J. Manship
Noblesville
Indiana
State Association
Old Northeast
Elks’ Scholarship Fund
Grand Lodge
Iive
Peru Lodge
Elks
Woman Found Dead at Forest Hill Cemetery Near Husband Grave
Shelbyville Indiana Opal L Parker 40 was found dead by a self inflicted gunshot wound Sunday near her husband Durward Parker's grave who killed himself last September in a truck with carbon monoxide fumes a coroner said a revolver lay beside her body about 200 feet from the gravesite.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Opal L. Parker
Forest Hill
Algeria public mood shifts as referendum nears
Algerians speak of peace and cooperation with Europeans despite a weekend of OAS bombing. The vote on independence set for July 1 includes Moslem parties appealing to about 5 million eligible voters while OAS escalates scorched earth tactics damaging schools, banks, and the American Cultural Center.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
OAS
U. S
Sahara
Hassi Messaoud
Chawki Mostefai
National Liberation Front
FLN
Mostefai
Maison-Caree
Ferguson Rites Set for Tuesday
Dora Ferguson 66 of Jasonville died Sunday at Freeman Greene County Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Born September 22, 1895 in Daviess County, she was mother to two daughters and grandmother to one. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at McClanahan Funeral Home with burial in Hymera’s K of P Cemetery.
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Dora Ferguson
Jasonville
Freeman Greene County
Daviess County
Joel
Jane Martindale
Kennedy meets Blough on gold outflow task force in DC
In Washington President Kennedy held a late afternoon meeting with U.S. Steel President Roger Blough and a special task force of business leaders examining the gold outflow in the balance of payments.
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New Haven
Conn
Kennedy
Washington
U.S. Steel
Roger Blough
Situaon
Passenger Train Wreck in Montana Kills One, 243 Injured
Investigators probe whether brake failure or human error caused the Northern Pacific derailment near Missoula. The eastbound train from Seattle to Chicago derailed at over 75 mph on Evaro Hill, killing Theresa Ann Dooms and injuring 243 others, with many hospitalized and families affected.
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Missoula
Mont
Uon
Northern Pacific
Seattle Wash
Chicago
James B. Yates
W. A. MacKenzie
Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
State Sees Cooler Weather Across Indiana This Week
United Press International reports a break in hot, sticky conditions with showers and cool readings. The five day outlook predicts near or slightly below normal temperatures statewide, with a warming trend by weekend and precipitation totaling a quarter to a half inch, ending tonight.
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United Press International
Indiana
Mercury
Coler
South Bend
Evansville
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Mrs Pearl Bone Dies After Illness in Terre Haute
Mrs Pearl Bone of Terre Haute died at Union W Hospital at 11 45 PM Saturday after a three month illness. She was 76, born November 8 1885 in Clay County, daughter of Jackson and Sarah Russell, married to Glover Bone in 1912. She attended First Church of God and was a fifty year member of the Order of Eastern Star. Surviving: one brother Carl Russell of Linton and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Memory Chapel Tuesday at 2 30 PM with Rev Roy Bridwell officiating. burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Pearl Bone
Terre Haute
Union W
Linton
Clay County
Jackson
Sarah Jones Russell
Glover Bone
Meeting Postponed for Past Noble Grands Club
The Past Noble Grands club meeting at Mrs Elsie Layman is postponed to next week and will now be held at Mrs Anna Shepard’s home at 7 30 Wednesday evening June 20.
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Noble Grands Club
Elsie Layman
Anna Shepard
Savings and Loan League ends mail drive over tax plan
The United States Savings and Loan League paused its letter campaign against Kennedy’s withholding of taxes on interest and dividends, citing mail burden. The group said it remained opposed to the withholding feature if needed for passage, while not opposing the overall tax bill.
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Washington
United States Savings and Loan League
Kennedy
Norman Strunk
League
Chicago
Congress
Strunk
Savings and Loan
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Boys Ride Bicycle Into Path Of Oncoming Car
Two Linton youths aged 11 and 12 riding double on a Tannehill bicycle entered the path of Marvin Worrell's westbound car on state road 54 Sunday at 5:15 pm. Mrs. Worrell tried to avoid them and struck the bicycle rear wheel, tossing the boys to the pavement. No injuries found. the driver was not held responsible.
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Linton
State Road
Marvin Worrell
Orleans
Randy Tannehill
Robert Pierce
Tannehill
Harald Drive-in
Worrell
Bridal Shower Planned for Carolyn Cornelius and Kenneth Morgan
A bridal shower will be held at the Dugger Shelter House at 7:00 Thursday evening to honor Miss Carolyn Sue Cornelius and Kenneth Morgan who will marry June 16. Invitations are not being sent, all friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Dugger Shelter
Carolyn Sue Cornelius
Kenneth Morgan
Gilbert Memorial Scholarship Awarded to John H. Wilson
Crawfordsville Ind Jupp The Gilbert Memorial scholarship at Wabash College goes to John H. Wilson winner of the Arthur L. Trester Award and member of Evansville Bosse basketball team. He ranked sixth in a 372 class and carried a 95.95 GPA. He is National Honor Society and Bosse student council member.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Gilbert
Wabash College
John H. Wilson
Arthur L. Trester
Evansville
Bosse
Wilson
National Honor Society
Weekend Toll Rises in Indiana Traffic Deaths
Indiana weekend crashes claimed many lives raising the 1962 highway death toll to at least 456. Victims include Edmon L. Hayhurst 22 of Canon City Colo and Sidney O. Conant 66 of Greenville Ohio. Additional fatalities include William Dickeson 72 of Niles Mich James Huffman 22 of Mauckport and Arvin L. Maines 54 of Sheridan.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Edmon L. Hayhurst
Cannon City
Colo
U. S. 50
North Vernon
John Dyer White Jr
Pueblo
Seymour
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sidney O. Conant
Greenville
Ohio
U. S. 35
Blountville
Henry County
William Dickeson
Niles
Mich
Indiana 23
Starke County
Grovertown
Dickeson
Leo Young
Hamlet
James Freet
Chicago
Delores
Deborah
David
Freet
Terry Freet
James Huffman
Mauckport
Edward Wiedenhoeft
Columbia City
Huntington
Kenneth
Huntington County Hospital
Melbert Akers Jr
Marion County
Big Eagle Creek
Melbert Akers Sr
Lawrence
Witham Memorial Hospital
Lebanon
Arvin L. Maines
R. A
Sheridan
Hamilton
Donald Martin
Sunman
Dearborn
Guilford
Gerald McMullen
Aurora
Martin
Mar
Two Armenians Sentenced to Die for Airborne Plot
Two 25 year old Armenians from Yerevan were sentenced to death for attempting to hijack a small plane to flee the Soviet Union. A third plotter died when pilot Edik Bakshanyan crashed the plane. The condemned were Serge Toumanyan and Heinrich Sekoyan. the dead man was Garegin Movsesyan.
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Moscow
Ipp
Soviet Union
Komsomolskaya Provida
Edik Bakshanyan
Serge Toumanyan
Heinrich Sekoyan
Yerevan
Armenia
Garegin Movsesyan
Bakshinyan
Order of the Red Banner
Armenian Young Communist League Komsomol
Touman~yan
Toumanyan
United States
Former Newark Resident Dies in Rush County
Miss Ethel Steele aged 60 died at the Rush county home at 4 a m Sunday. Born in Newark on March 3 1882 she lived in Bloomington Knightstown Greensburg and Worthington. No immediate survivors. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home Worthington with Rev D L Smange officiating. burial in Worthington cemetery.
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Ethel Steele
Rush County
Newark
William and
Margaret Steele
Bloomington
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Knightstown
Odd Fellows Home
Greensburg
Myers Funeral Home
Worthington
D. L. Smange
Worthington Cemetery
Waymier Infant Buried in Dugger Graveside Service Held
Graveside services were held at ten o'clock in Morris Chapel cemetery for Tracy Lee Waymier infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Waymier of Dugger who died Sunday morning at Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan. Survivors include parents a brother Monty and a sister Deborah both at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Waymier and Mr and Mrs Hugh Hale great grandparents Mr and Mrs Roman Goodman and Mrs Edna Hale all of Dugger. Rev Harry Holloway officiated Newkirk Funeral Home of Dugger arranged.
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Morris Chapel
Tracy Lee Waymier
Jack Waymier
Dugger
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Monty
Deborah
Ralph Waymier
Hugh Hale
Roman Goodman
Edna Hale
Harry Holloway
Newkirk Funeral Home
Columbia buys film rights to James Clavell novel
Columbia Pictures has acquired screen rights to James Clavell novel Rat to be adapted for a feature film. The book is slated for publication in August by Little Brown.
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Hollywood
Columbia Pictures
Screen
James Clavell
Ing Rat
Little Oo
President Seeks Tax Relief to Spur Sluggish Expansion
President Kennedy and aides fear the modest economic upturn may stall this year. He proposes extending a personal and corporate tax cut retroactive to 1963 to bolster investment, reduce unemployment, and prevent a loss of momentum as stock markets wobble and capital spending disappoints.
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Washington
Upah
Kennedy
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter W. Heller
Laotian Princes Form Coalition Government Plan
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced a coalition agreement among rival Laotian princes to form a national government. The pact to be signed by Souvanna, Souvannouvong, and Boun Oum aims to end two years of civil war and stabilize Laos amid rebel advances toward Thailand and increased U S military involvement.
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Laos
Khang Khay
Plain of Jars
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Nosavyan
Souvanna
Boun Oum
Thailand
U S
Martines
Amt
Sane verdict in Leslie Irvin murder case in Sullivant
Three court approved psychiatrists testified Leslie Irvin was sane at the December 1954 robbery that killed Evansville station attendant W. Wesley Kerr. The defense rested its case in a second first degree murder trial as Judge Lowdermilk planned to review instructions for the jury.
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Irvin
Kerr
Marion Rice
Donell Miller
Evansville College
Miller
Lowdermilk
Two From Linton Graduate at W.U.
Larry Murdock and Ray Ham of Linton were among Vincennes University graduates at commencement last Sunday. Murdock earned an associate degree in science and plans to enter DePauw University in Greencastle this fall. Ham, son of Dr and Mrs Norman Ham, was a student and will enter Indiana University's School of Optometry in the fall.
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Larry Murdock
Ray Ham
Linton
Vincennes University
Murdock
Winston Murdock
DePauw University
Greencastle
Norman Ham
Indiana University
Graham Cancels Chicago Crusade Closure Plans
Evangelist Billy Graham ends plans to extend his Chicago crusade due to unavailable facilities after 12 sessions attracting about 400 000. The final rally is set for Soldier Field and McCormick Place will not be usable beyond this week. He urged Americans to place faith before money and TV.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Soldier Field
Graham
McCormick Place Convention Hall
United States
Jesus
Beatty Signed to Star in Cocoa Beach Film
Hollywood star Beatty has been signed to headline the Robert Rossen production Cocoa Beach. The story centers on behind the scenes activities at the Cape Canaveral missile base.
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Hollywood
Warren Beatty
Robert Rossen
Cocoa Beach
Cape Canaveral Missile Basé
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Waymier
Columbia Boys
James Dearing
General Hospital
Dearing
Leslie Irvin
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Beatty
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