Kennedy Labor to Meet to Discuss Racial Problems
President Kennedy called about 250 labor leaders to the White House to enlist help in wiping out job discrimination against Negroes. He planned to discuss minority employment difficulties and to coordinate with unions and officials on civil rights proposals to be sent to Congress.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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James L. Hoffa
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Actress Dolores Hart Leaves Film Career for Catholic Convent
Hollywood reports Dolores Hart 24 has entered a New England convent to begin a year as postulate ending a five year movie run that included Loving You with Elvis Presley and roles in Wild is the Wind Lonely Hearts and Francis of Assisi. a friend says she will take a full and grateful heart.
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Filling Station Attendant Lashes for Cruelty to Puppy
Muncie Indiana police and a judge presided as Franklin D Campbell 20 received 20 lashings for dousing a stray dog with gasoline and setting it aflame. He also got 60 days in jail 106 dollar fine suspended to 10 days and a six mile walk to a veterinary hospital after the sentence.
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Muncie
Ind
Walter G. Tanner
Franklin D. Campbell
Tanner
Jack Young
Sam Browne
Young
Campbell
Macmillan Faces Second Emergency Cabinet Session
London reports show Prime Minister Harold Macmillan confronting a possible cabinet revolt over the Profumo scandal. Health Minister Enoch Powell leads rebels demanding his resignation as others threaten to quit. the crisis looms ahead of a Commons showdown with Labour.
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Labor Party
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Peru’s Belaunde Plans 3000 Mile Forest Edge Road
Fernando Belaunde Terry outlines a 3000 mile upland to Amazonian frontier road designed to open eastern Peru for oil gas manganese and jungle products. He envisions 200 farm machinery pools and broad economic integration with Argentina Brazil and neighboring nations.
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Alliance For Progress
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Argentina
Brazil
Iperu
Extension Agent Named for Greene County
James Phillip Stansfield will become Greene County Extension Agent, effective July 1, after appointment by Purdue University and approval by the Greene County extension committee on June 3. A Lawrenceville Illinois native and University of Illinois Agriculture graduate, he has 12 years as County Extension Agent Youth in nearby counties and previously taught Vocational Agriculture. He is 37, married to Betty Jo with a son Ted, and plans to reside near Bloomfield.
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Greene County
Leo Ramsey
Stansfield
Purdue University
Greene County Extension Committee
Lawrenceville
Ill
University of Illinois
Wikhart
Kosciusko
Newton
Betty Jo
Ted
Bloomfield
Two Wrecks Reported in Greene County
State Police logged two accidents in Greene County. William Powers, 23, Lyons, left turned into Hunter's Drive In. Jerry Smith, 16, Bloomington, collided with Powers car injuring Karen Sparks, 19, Bloomington. Smith cited for driving on a learner permit. A watermelon truck driven by Thomas Lane, Vincennes, left road on Hwy 231 near Worthington, breaking a finger. $500 damage to truck. melons unharmed. Lane to appear in Bloomfield JP Court.
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Powers
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Bloonfield
Smith
Worthington
Thomas Lane
Vincennes
Porter Buzzard
Lane
Gene Gasteneu
Bloomfield
Justice of the Peace
Social Club to Meet at Dugger Park Shelter House
The Linton Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Monday at 6 30 p m at the Dugger Park Shelter House. A meal and drink will be furnished.
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Halleck Cleared in Dove Hunting Case in North Carolina
U S District Judge John Larkins dismissed charges against Rep Charles Halleck and four companions after ruling the government failed to prove illegal dove hunting over baited fields. Defendants included Wayne Weant James S Lewis R E Pugh and B H Oakes. Halleck and Weant were absent for the trial.
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N.C
Charles Halleck
R-Ind
U. S
John Larkins
Larkins
Halleck
Wayne Weant
Greensboro
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Goldsboro
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B. H. Oakes
Weant
Meeting notices at Embury Methodist Church
Paul Warrick will give a message Sunday morning at the Embury Methodist Church. A meeting on Christian Social Concern is set for Tuesday night June 18 at 7 30 p.m.
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Embury Methodist Church
Apollo Project Chief Quits Says Program On Schedule
D Brainerd Holmes 42 head of NASA Office of Manned Space Flight resigns his post claiming government service frictions and pay affect him. He will stay to aid transition from Mercury to Gemini and seeks private industry work after July 1963. NASA notes two year commitment was informal.
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Third Student to Enroll at U of A In Extension Class
State troopers and local police watched the University of Alabama extension campus in Huntsville as the summer term opened with the third enrollment of a Negro space technician, David Mack McGlathery of Marshall Space Flight Center. Officials expected no trouble. Governors and federal troops were referenced amid broader integration tensions with no troops seen on site.
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Wallace
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Kennedy
Board Criticizes Indiana Prison Industries Bookkeeping
The Indiana State Board of Accounts issued a report criticizing prison industries bookkeeping from 1959 to 1962. It found no complete record sets and inconsistent methods, noting the records do not reflect the true operations of industries and farms. It urged a thorough revision at administrative and institution levels and cited legal bypasses on sales to private parties.
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Department of Correction
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Brakes Fail Kill 6-Year-Old in Duluth Collision
Max Hites 18 drove a loaded grain truck downhill on Piedmont Street losing brakes. The runaway truck crashed into multiple vehicles, a house, and a wall, killing Ann Vomatek and injuring 16 others. Hites and Laurin McChesney were hospitalized in serious condition.
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Aurora
Mina
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Cornell
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Former Postal Clerk Pleads Guilty to $698 Embezzlement
Russell O. Burress Jr., 36, of Lebanon, a former postal clerk, pleaded guilty before Judge William F. Steckler to federal charges of a $698 postal fund embezzlement. The shortage was found after he worked at the Lebanon post office for two years.
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Indianapolis
Russell O. Burress, Jr
Lebanon
Burress
William F. Steckler
Eagles Guest Night in Linton Hall
The Eagles host a Guest Night in Linton at the Hall on Saturday. Dancing will begin at 9 pm.
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Eagles
Linton
Rain Delays Drought In Arkansas Peach Belt
United Press International reports weather bright across much of the nation with a rain in Nashville Arkansas ending a three week drought. Peach growers credited rainmaker Maj. Homer Berry who contracted for $1500 to seed clouds with iodide crystals.
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Ark
Beach Belt
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