Violent Storms Hit Indiana for Second Time This Week
Indiana storms cause widespread damage in the Vincennes and Terre Haute areas. A farmhouse and barn suffered about 60000 in damage after a small tornado touched down along Indiana 58. Winds peaked near 86 mph at Bakalar Air Force Base with unroofed barns and blown trees.
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United Press International
Indiana
Fred Winter
Westphalia
Freelandville
Vincennes
Coal City
Terre Haute
Bakalar Air Force Base
Columbus
Sullivan
Rockport
Evansville
Louisville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Chicago
Warning on Degraded Antibiotics From Poisoning link
The American Medical Association warns that improper storage of antibiotics leads to degradation turning lifesaving compounds into toxic chemicals. Three poisoning cases have been linked to home use of degraded medications stored in medicine chests and refrigerators.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Kitchen Shears Top Utensil in Household Use
In New York the National Nation Association reports kitchen shears are the most used utensil surpassing coffee pots and bread knives in daily domestic tasks. The finding highlights practical tool choice for home cooks.
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New York
Wrr
National Nation Association
Greene County Women Attend Indiana Democratic Women Conference
Two Greene County ladies attended the Indiana Federation of Democratic Women spring conference in Indianapolis at the Severin Hotel. Shelby Meurer and Zenana Sims joined Rose Marie Cruzan who instructed on parliamentary procedure. Vice Chair Mabel Striker led the meeting with luncheon speaker Ivan Nestigen.
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Greene County
Indiana Federation of Democratic Women
Indianapolis
Severin Hotel
Shelby Meurer
Zenana Sims
Rose Marie Cruzan
Mabel Striker
Ivan A. Nestigen
Esfate
Greene County Democratic Women’s Club
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Wallace Quits School Drops Hawkeyes Quarterback Candidate
University of Iowa official said Thursday that Bob Wallace has left school due to scholastic reasons, affecting the Hawkeyes' quarterback position.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Wpp
University of Iowa Athletic Department
Bob Wallace
Hawkeyes
Boston 1903 World Series shares split among players
The winning share for each member of the 1903 team was reported as 1162 dollars, reflecting the era’s prize structure and the distribution among players.
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Boston
Army Celebrates Birthday With Call for More Men
The Army Marks 188th Birthday with a push for enlistment and airborne training. The piece highlights airborne paths for young men, guaranteed training if qualified, and the Special Forces as the modern force’s counterinsurgency role. It notes the toughness of parachute training and the reward of jump status pay.
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Free World
Army
Soviets Launch Fifth Manned Spacecraft
Moscow reports Valery Bykovsky has been launched aboard Vostok 5 at 3 p.m. local time for a long flight to study endurance in space. Officials hint at a twin manned mission with a space woman to follow, echoing past space twin missions by Nikolayev and Popovich.
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Moscow
Russia
Valery Fedorivich Bykovsky
Air Force
Bykovsky
Radio Moscow
Tass
Andrean Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Popovich
Vostok 4
U. S
Washington
Storm Rips Coal City Area Damages Stores and Crops
A Thursday night storm damages Coal City causing the destruction of Reagan's general store front and roof loss at another shop. Rain floods interiors as hail and wind ruin crops, cutting power until crews splice severed lines during cleanup. Linton area reports minor damage.
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Mediate Linton
Coal City
Reagan’s
Utah to reach 15th tournament in December
In ten years Jack Gardner has coached Utah basketball the program has appeared in 14 pre season or post season events. The total will become 15 with December participation in New York Holidays in Square Garden.
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Salt Lake City
Jack Gardner
University of Utah
Utah
New York
July Fourth Parade Boosts Lin ton Fun With Wide Entries
Bloomington’s Michalares Hoosierettes, 1962 State Fair drum and baton champions, join Lin ton July Fourth parade. Prizes total 500 dollars. floats registering by 4 p m July 1. City groups coordinate parking and events at Humphreys Park July 1–6 with rides, fireworks, tickets.
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Michalares Hoosierettes
Bloomington
Linton
W Hoosierettes
Linton Chamber of Commerce
C of C
H St. N.W
Tenth St. N.E
Main
A St
Tenth
Ken Smith
Kiwanis Club
Charles Hazelrigg
Marion Bales
Rex Winters
Carnival
Tom Wall
Albe Moehlmann
Bill Ross
Allen-Baker United
Wil
Humphreys Park
Order of Eastern Stars
Indiana student guilty of selling obscene Tropic of Cancer
Keith Duffel, a divinity school graduate, was found guilty in Marion County Criminal Court of selling obscene literature for distributing Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer at a bookstore last October. He was fined 500 dollars, released on a 350 dollar bond, and ordered to appear again.
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Indianapolis
Divinity School
Henry Miller
Marion County
Keith Duffel
Saul J. Rabb
LeRoy K. New
David Orr
Miller
John D. Raikos
House approves one year extension of corporate excise tax
The House votes to extend for one year federal taxes on corporations and consumer items such as new cars liquor beer and cigarettes. The legislation requested by President Kennedy moves to the Senate with a July deadline to sign into law to avoid revenue loss. The bill would renew temporary 1951 tax increases used to fund the Korean War, now worth about 4.2 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
United States
White House
U. S
Birmingham
P W Club Plans Dugger Park Picnic Evening Meet
Dugger Park shelter house will host a Dugger unit picnic at 6 30 Monday evening. Members should bring a covered dish and table service meat and drink provided by the club.
Judge Rules Indiana Sales Tax Unconstitutional
Marion Circuit Judge John L Niblack declared the 2 percent Indiana sales tax unconstitutional in a suit by the Indiana State AFL-CIO challenging the law passed by the 1963 Legislature He found the law delegated tax brackets to the executive branch and scheduled July 1 as the start date The ruling disrupts state finances two weeks before the new fiscal year and prompts a possible special session or new trial to resolve the tax law questions While the state seeks relief a higher court appeal may follow and tax collection could be delayed
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Indianapolis
UPP
Marion
John L. Niblack
Indiana
Niblack
AFL
Nnblack
Welsh
Indiana Atty
William Ruckelshaus
Indiana Supreme Court
Millack
Wallace avoids federal case over Alabama integration
Gov. George Wallace likely will not be prosecuted by the U S Justice Department over blocking University of Alabama integration. A federal spokesman said Wallace did not technically violate a federal court injunction as Vivian Malone and James Hood registered and attended classes after being admitted to Foster Auditorium. The president federalized the Alabama National Guard to enforce entry and Wallace read a proclamation but was not cited for contempt.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
University of Alabama
U. S. Justice Department
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
High Justice Department
Vivian Malone
James
U. S
Nicholas M Katzenbach
Foster Auditorium
Katzenbach
Seybourn Lynne
Justice Department
Russell Accepts Principal Job At Worthington School
Mr and Mrs H R Russell and their four children plan to move to Worthington in August after Russell accepted the principal position at Worthington Jefferson Consolidated School He has taught at Vigo County Huntington and Washington and was Bloomfield High principal from 1944 to 1956 He later joined the USNAC Training Division at Crane and since 1959 has led North Vernon Elementary He holds BS and MS from Indiana State College and studied at Indiana University and Purdue He is active in NEA ISTA and state and national principals associations and belongs to the Baptist church Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges Lions Club and other groups
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H. R. Russell
Worthington
Russell
Worthington-Jefferson
W. H. Rowe
Pimento High School
Vigo County
Huntington
Washington
Bloomfield High School
Bloomfield
USNAC
Crane
North Vernon
Indiana University
Purdue University
Indiana State College
National Education Association
Indiana Schoolmens Club
Indiana State Teachers Association
The
Baptist Church, Masonic and
Eastern Star Lodges
Lions Club
Vacation Bible Schools Rise as Summer Education
The article notes public school summer breaks spur churches to expand religious learning through Vacation Bible Schools and camps. Over 100,000 Protestant churches run VBS with more than 8 million total last year, typically 3 hours daily for 2–3 weeks, surpassing annual Sunday school hours. Catholic Summer Schools run about two weeks for roughly 2 million children.
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United Press International
Hopedale
Ill
D. G. Miles
Charles F. Treadway
Southern Baptist Convention
Gates
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
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