Democratic Leaders Vow To Push Through Kennedy Agenda
After a 50 minute breakfast with President Kennedy, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the party will push as much of the administration program as possible this year including tax reform. He noted action on the tax bill should not be postponed despite calls to delay until 1963.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate Finance Committee
Mansfield
House
Speedway drivers leave hospital after injuries
Two Indianapolis Motor Speedway drivers were released from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis after injuries from the race. Norm Hall of Los Angeles suffered a skull fracture and a broken rib in a qualifying crash for the 500 mile race. Jack Turner of Seattle was hurt in a four car pile up on the 18th lap of the May 30 race.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Methodist Hospital
Norm Hall
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Turner
Seattle
Wash
District Meeting Set by Jasonville Eagles Lodge
D P Dixon announced the Jasonville Eagles lodge will host a district meeting at 8:00 p m Wednesday at the lodge hall. All members were urged to attend.
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Jasonville Eagles Lodge
D. P. Dixon
Shake-up in Advent satellite project ends Army run
The Defense Department ordered a drastic shakeup ending Army management of the Advent military communications satellite program due to spiraling costs and a two year booster delay. Air Force to develop and launch a lighter system using existing boosters with bids to be invited. 1100 Philadelphia jobs cut at Central Electric plant. 500 to 600 more to be found elsewhere. Bendix and General Electric projects dropped. new system to be developed by Air Force with 3 to 10 satellites in high orbit.
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Washington
Uph
Defense Department
Army
Department
Air Force
Advent
Central Electric Co
Philadelphia
Bendix
Ann Arbor
Mich
General Electric
Defense
Trafic
Kennedy taps leaders to halt U S dollar drain
President Kennedy renews a drive to stop the foreign drain on U S gold. A business task force headed by Roger Blough meets Kennedy to study steps to stem the balance of payments deficit, with cautious optimism that the drain can be reduced by 1964.
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Washington
wUon
Kennedy
U. S
U. S Steel Board
Roger Blough
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Blough
Yale
Treasury
Highly Technical Conference On Irvin Murder Trial
In Sullivan Indiana a former pipe installer’s helper, Leslie Irvin, sits through a lengthy technical conference with Judge Joe Lowdermilk and five attorneys as juror instructions are drafted for his second murder trial. Prosecutors and defense lawyers prepare about equal numbers of possible instructions, with four verdict options outlined for the jury. The case proceeds despite a juror’s bereavement, and final arguments and the judge’s charge loom for Wednesday.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Marion Rice
Evansville
George Taylor
Sullivan
O. H. Roberts Jr
Vanderburgh County
Paul Whitlock
Sullivan County
Richard Givan
Lowdermilk
Rebeka Karrer
Irvin
Murray DeArmond
C. K. Hepburn
Earl Merkle
Indianapolis
Kerr
Auto industry drops horsepower race resolution
Ford Motor Co led the withdrawal from the industry anti racing pledge once aimed at slowing the horsepower surge. Chrysler, GM and Studebaker weighed in as Ford called the AMA policy ineffective, while GM kept endorsing it and Egbert pushed new high speed cars.
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Petroit
Congress
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Health and Safety Subcommittee
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Chrysler
Ford
Express
Automobile Manufacturers Association
General Motors
Pontiac
Studebaker
Sherwood Egbert
Egbert
AMA
UPI
Rival Candidates Claim Victory In Peruvian Election
In Lima supporters of Fernando Belaunde Terry and Victor R. Haya de la Torre each claimed victory based on unofficial returns covering a large portion of the vote. Belaunde and Haya touted their leads while Odria trailed. official counts are not due until next week.
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Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
R. Haya de la Torre
Congress
Belaunde
Haya
Manuel Odria
Belaundists
Odria
New York Restaurant Costs Rise Per Seat
Donald Greenaway of the National Restaurant Association says opening a new restaurant costs about $4000 per seat as Americans increasingly favor atmosphere over food.
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New York
Donald Greenaway
National Restaurant Association
Fatal Collision Kills Woman in Sandborn and Linton Man Critical
A 1955 Oldsmobile driven by Wayne Arney and a 1958 Buick driven by Elmer Weddle collided near State Road 59 in the 300 block on South Main Street at 10 10 PM. Jessie Louise Weddle died at Freeman Greene County Hospital at 10 55 AM, and Elmer Weddle remains in critical condition. Linton resident Arney, 37, died earlier at the hospital. Rites pending for Jessie Weddle. survivors include husband Elmer and three children.
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Sandborn
Linton
Freeman Greene County Hospital
South Main Street
Jessie Weddle
Elmer Weddle
Jessie
McCammon
Jessie Louise Weddle
Freeman Greene County
Detroit
Michigan
Earl
Florence Apple
Donna
Bonnie
Buddy Weddle
Ives Poindexter
Brother Admits Shooting In Lower Manhattan Terminal
James Patrick Mullooly a 41 year old traveling auditor for Great Lakes Carbon Corp admitted shooting Taylor S Gay 54 vice president of Phillips Petroleum Corp in the Hudson and Manhattan Terminal after a dinner date with his sister Mary Mullooly 42. Gay in critical condition after surgery at Beekman Downtown Hospital. Mary Mullooly witnessed the event and suffered shock.
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Gay
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Hudson and Manhattan
Lower New York
Mary Mullooly
Jersey City
N. J
Miss Mullooly
Manhattan
New Jersey
James Patrick Mullooly
Great Lakes Carbon Corp
Harvard
Locust Valley
N. Y
Beekman-Downtown Hospital
Mulooly
Mullooly
Border Incidents Reported Today
West Berlin police reported multiple incidents along the Berlin Wall including a blast that created a hole large enough for a head to pass through. A second bomb failed to detonate and a body of an East German woman was found in a river after attempting to swim to West Berlin.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
Potsdamer Platz
Kreuzberg
Hamburg
Cincinnati Man Dies Driving Car in Indiana Crash
David G. Feinthal, 57, of Cincinnati, reportedly died of a heart attack while driving on U.S. 50 near the Knox Daviess County line. His car left the highway, hit guard posts, breached a railing, and plunged down an embankment as he slumped over the steering wheel just before impact.
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Vincennes
Ind
David G. Feinthal
Cincinnati
U.S. 50
Knox- Daviess County
Here
Feinthel
Feinthal
Bristol youths spark all-night laundromat parties
Town officials confront a rising issue as teenagers host late night gatherings in open laundries. Police report disturbances and concerns over safety, while councils explore enforcement and youth outreach options to curb the unrest.
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Bristol
England
Russia ships fourth load for nuclear test spying near Christmas Island
UPI reports that Russia dispatched a fourth vessel loaded with electronic devices to spy on U S nuclear tests near Christmas Island, cited by the Defense Department. The era’s debt debate continues as Rep Mills says administration forces may concede to Republican demands for a $2 billion cut in the $308 billion national debt limit proposed by President Kennedy.
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Washington
Russia
America
Christmas Island
Defense Department
UPI
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
Military Leaders To Study Manned Orbital Vehicles
The Defense Department pursues technical studies for piloted space craft that could rendezvous with unidentified satellites and determine friend or foe. No specific project is assigned yet but officials say a space interceptor is planned beyond current Mercury and Gemini programs.
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Washington
Npvi
Defense Department
Pentagon
Air Force
Department
New York Times
Civilian Space Agency
Defense
Class Plans Reunion For Linton Stockton High Grads
The 1951 graduating class invites former classmates to a reunion on Thursday July 14. For details call Mrs Norma Elliott at 847 4568 or Mrs Carolyne Cass at 847 9449.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Norma Elliott
Carolyne Cass
Three Men Escape Alcatraz Prison In 1950s Breakout
SAN FRANCISCO U S three bank robbers escaped Alcatraz and sparked a large land sea and air search of San Francisco Bay and shore. John William Anglin Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris reportedly fled Monday night by improvised raft from the island prison aiming for Angel Island or the mainland.
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San Francisco
U.S
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Arthur Collison
Island
Angel Island
John William Anglin
Clarence
Montgomery
Ala
Frank Morris
New Orleans
Anglins
Hamilton
Ohio
Collison
Utilities Area
K’ Rock
Coast Guard
San Francisco Police Department
California Highway Patrol
Island Prison
San Francisco City
Marin County
Golden Gate Bridge
Disney Buys Kipling Jungle Book Story Rights
Burbank California Walt Disney has bought film rights to Rudyard Kipling stories in The Jungle Book volumes I and II. He plans to turn the tales into a feature motion picture with a focus on talking animals and adventure themes.
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Burbank
Calif
Wen
Walt Disney
Rudyard Kipling
Disney
Pecos Daily News Sold to Local Buyers in Receivership
Twelve Pecos businessmen headed by two CPAs bought Estes share of the Pecos Daily News for 9250 as part of Billie Sol Estes receivership. The sale aims to keep the paper publishing while Estes’ total investment nears 199415 and a 2700 loan to the paper will be paid off.
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Pecos
Tex
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Pecos Daily News
Harry Moore
el Paso
West Texas Farm Tycoon
Pecos Certified Public
Jim Tomlin
Moore
Fort Stockton Implement Co
Tomlin
the News
R .E. Thomason
Revival Services Planned At Gospel Mission In Jasonville
Revival services begin Sunday evening at the Gospel Mission located at West Main and Kentucky streets in Jasonville. Rev Milburn Mitchell will speak at 7 00 each evening with special music and singing. Public attendance is invited.
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Gospel Mission
West Main
Kentucky
Jasonville
Milburn Mitchell
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