Company Chief Denies Charge in Estes Credit Case
Maynard C. Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp New York angrily denies involvement of his firm with government grain storage income tied to Evil Sol Estes case. He says charges of collusion with Agriculture Department are reckless and unfounded as House subcommittee probes timing of a loan agreement.
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Washington
Sol Estes
Agriculure Department
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
House Intergovernmental Operations
Estes
West Texas
Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Huss Bass
Dtenn
Commercial Solvents
Bass
Department
Subcommittee
L. H. Fountain
Dn.c
Martin Sorkin
Sorkin
House Agriculture Committee
Senat
James Naughton
Dill
Settlement Reached in Northwest Plane Crash Victims Case
A federal court awarded 642000 to eight families from the 1960 Northwest Orient Electra crash near Tell City Indiana. Defendants Northwest, Lockheed, and General Motors face division of costs as Judge Miner approved the accord amid ongoing testimony in related suits.
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Chicago — Ph
Indiana
Tell City
Ind
Minneapolis
Miami
U.S
Julius H. Miner
James B. Parsons
Superior Court
John P. Shararo
Chicago
John Rose
Libby NeNeil
Libby
John Glennon
Hoosier Petition Group Plans Washington Visit
Indiana Young Americans for Freedom will send 33 members to Washington on July 11 with petitions signed by over 40 000 Hoosiers. Executive secretary Richard Allen calls the trip a massive one day anti Medicare blitz aimed at Indiana’s congressional delegation and uncommitted Ways and Means members. The group hopes to meet President Kennedy as part of the lobbying effort.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Young Americans For Freedom
Washington
Kennedy says Laos progress may improve Soviet relation
President Kennedy told reporters that Laos progress has moved Soviet American relations to a new plateau though no summit is planned. He cited Vienna agreements on neutral Cambodia and Burma as a model for Laos and warned over Poland and Yugoslavia aid. He may call Yugoslav envoy Kennan to lobby against Senate cuts.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Tas
Nikita Khrushchev Gouek
Khrushchev
Vienna
Camboda
Burma
Berlin
Senate
Poland
White House
U.S
Yugoslavia
George P. Kennan
Icky
Congress
Kennan
Congressional
Indianapolis Flyer May Become Astronaut
Navy Lt. Charles D. Schoonover of Indianapolis is among 190 Navy and two Marine Corps aviators selected for training that could lead to astronaut status. The Defense Department said 12 officers will begin training October 30 at the Naval Test Pilot School in Patuxent Maryland, a path toward spacemen status. Graduates include John H. Glenn Scott Carpenter and Alan Shepard.
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Washington
Navy
Charles D. Schoonover
Indianapolis
Ind
Marine Corps
Defense Department
Naval Test Pilot School
Patuxent
John H. Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Alan Shepard
American Legion Seeks Location of Loaned Disability Aids
American Legion officers seek the whereabouts of wheel chairs walkers and crutches loaned out earlier. Anyone using or finishing with the equipment should contact Ancil Tryon or any Legion officer to update records and return the items promptly due to limited numbers.
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American Legion
Ancil Tryon
Hoosier Lawmaker Proposes Census Based Reapportionment Plan
Indiana state Rep. Carrol M. Dennis urged a public hearing of the Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee to include a plan for legislative reapportionment using 1960 census data. He proposed appointing a subcommittee to tally male and female citizens over 21 in Indiana's 92 counties for reporting to the General Assembly.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Platform Advisory Committee
Greyble McFarland
Carrol M. Dennis
Legislative Advisory Commission
United States
Indiana
General Assembly
Dennis
SAC
Lutherans Vote to Merge Churches
Delegates at the Lutheran Free Church annual conference voted to merge with the American Lutheran Church. The 530 to 112 decision allows formal membership in the American Lutheran Church at Milwaukee convention October 18 to 24. The American Lutheran Church has 2,250,000 members.
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Minneapolis
Wpi
Lutheran Free Church Annual Conference
American Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Bomb Attacks Hit Algiers Mustapha Hospital In OAS Action
Four bombs exploded at Mustapha Hospital in Algiers injuring no one but causing heavy damage to two operating rooms and a lab. Hospital staff and visitors fled in panic as two more devices were found and defused. OAS claimed responsibility and warned of further violence.
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Algiers
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Mustapha Hospital
Algeria
Philippe Ginestet
Oran
Col
Andrew Mabille
Rugged Mountain Fight Continues in Vietnam
In Vietnam near the Laotian border a heavy Viet Cong mortar barrage hit a mountain area killing one U S sergeant and wounding two Americans along with six Vietnamese soldiers. An Army captain and sergeant were also wounded as helicopters evacuated the wounded. The dead and wounded were regular military advisory personnel, not special forces.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
93Rd
Danang
Here
U.S. Army Field
Nha Trang
Ohio Democrat Upset Over Plans
Rep Wayne Hays chairman of a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee criticizes State Department overseas housing schemes. He questions a 300000 dollar ambassador’s residence in Cyprus and a 1370000 dollar 40 unit diplomats’ apartment in Japan. He argues Cyprus needs a modest residence and vows to block the Japan project.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
State Department
Hays
House
Cyprus
Japan
Garden club trip to St Louis draws final reservations
Final day to reserve for a Garden club excursion to St. Louis Missouri on June 21 announced by club president Mrs. Lillian Suffal. The trip is open to all interested. calls welcome at 847-9281 or 847-4078 today.
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St. Louis
Lillian Suffal
Canadian Leaders Turn Attentions To Soviet Union
In Ontario, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Liberal spokesman Pearson rally near Massey Hall and O Keefe Center as Khrushchev becomes central to the campaign debate. Police report about 200 in attendance. Pearson pledges to restore Canada’s UN leadership.
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Toronto
Uon
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
John Diefenbaker
Jester B. Pearson
Ontario
Diefenbaker
Massey Hall
Pearson
O’keefe
Khrushchev
Ottawa
United Nations
Handcuffed Hiker Puzzles Franklin Police
Franklin Indiana authorities detained a man found walking along a highway with handcuffs on his wrists. The 33 year old from Hot Springs North Carolina provided no explanation for the hand cuffs bearing the marking BAFB-AP and state police checked for a missing prisoner while Bal.
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Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
N.C
Bakalar Air Force Base
Collumbus
Fellowship Meeting At Samaria Trinity Free Pentecostal
A fellowship meeting is scheduled at 7 30 Monday night at the Samaria Trinity Free Pentecostal Church. Rev George Jerrells will be the speaker and the public is invited to attend.
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Samaria Trinity Free Pentecostal Church
George Jerrells
Estes says he owes thirty eight million four hundred eighty seven thousand nine hundred thirty five dollars
In El Paso Billie Sol Estes informed the U.S. District Court that his debt totals 38 387 935 87 dollars. In Vientiane the Laotian National Assembly approved a new coalition government.
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EL Paso
Tex
Wpw
Billie Sol Estes
U.S. District Court Today
Vientiane
Laos
Laotian National Assembly
Tornadoes Lash Wide Territory Across Plains and West
Wide swaths of the Great Plains and western states suffered tornadoes and heavy line storms. Fires erupted from lightning in California's Plumas National Forest. floods closed U S 301 near the Virginia line. seven fires sparked by lightning were reported. In North Carolina flash flooding inundated U S 301. Amarillo floods and Red River valley cropless concerns were noted. A Canyon Texas tornado overturned trailers with no injuries. A South Dakota tornado damaged camp grounds and a moving house trailer. rapid city airport recorded 70 mph winds. Additional funnel clouds appeared in Nebraska with no damage.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Mason-Dixon Line
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Plumas’ National Forest
North Carolina
Roanoke River Valley
U. S. 301
Virginia Line
Amarillo
Tex
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Red River
Canyon
South Dakota
Black Hills
Lone Rock
Iowa
Jim Thul
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Hermosa
Lead
Nebraska
Army Maneuver Staged in Berlin
The US Army ordered out its Berlin force before dawn for a four hour combat readiness exercise. The brigade of three battlegroups with armor and artillery plus HQ units went on alert at 3 30 am. Troops moved to perimeter stations while reserves waited. Approximately 6000 U.S. troops were in the city but exact numbers mobilized were not disclosed.
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Berlin
West Berlin
U.S
Sing Along With Mitch Tops AFN Poll Among Troops
American Forces Network HQ near Frankfurt reports "Sing Along With Mitch" as the most popular TV show among American soldiers and their families stationed in Europe based on a recent poll.
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New York
Europe
Mitch
American Forces Network
Frankfurt
Germany
Union Calls Conference For Answer To Trace Bid
DELPHI Ind non Fire destroyed the largest barn in Carroll County today and 4 000 five week old turkeys being raised for the 1962 Thanksgiving market. The fire wiped out Gray's entire 1962 turkey crop and leveled a 33 000 square foot barn three miles south of Delphi. Kennedy seeks new powers from Congress if flight engineers strike three big airlines. The union planned a news conference to respond to the President. main issue is the third man on jet crews and impact on jobs and economy.
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Delphi
Ind
Carroll County
Virgil Gray
Gray
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Administration
Engineers
Pan American
Eastern
Trans- World Airlines
Ron Brown
Kennedy Aims to Ban Politics From Economy Bills
President Kennedy urged keeping partisan politics out of domestic economic policy until 1964, saying Republicans and business leaders would hinder rather than help with farm and economic issues. He warned against U S aid withdrawal from Yugoslavia and Poland and supported continued space program leadership by the military and NASA.
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Washington
Qjwpr
Kennedy
House
Senate
Congress
White House
U. S
Yugoslavia
Poland
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Thailand
Laos
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
Governor Welsh Returns to Work After Vacation
Governor Welsh resumes duties in Indianapolis after a 10 day break and plans meetings with State Highway Chairman David Cohen Indiana Toll Road Commission Chairman Jack Reich and Port Commission Secretary Treasurer Clinton Green. He will address visiting bond buyers from Cities Securities Corp. and attend Toll Road Commission talks and a Bloomington labor conference. Reich discusses toll road prospects while Green outlines Lake Michigan port plans.
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Indianapolis
Welsh
David Cohen
Indiana Toll Road Commission
Jack Reich
Indiana Port Commission
Clinton Green
Cities Securities Corp
Indiana State Office
Indiana Toll Road
Bloomington
Reich
Green
Lake Michigan
Stocks Will Rise Over Long Term
Indiana University finance professor Harry C Sauvain says there may be further stock price weaknesses in the near term but the long term trend is upward. He notes many leading stocks are reasonably priced for long-term investment and that earnings and dividends support higher prices despite possible recessions.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Finance
Harry C. Sauvain
Sauvain
Lauvain
Home Demonstration Association elects 1963 officers in Lafayette
The Indiana Home Demonstration Association elected Mrs. Floyd Tucker of Greenfield as president at the annual conference. Mrs. Ralph Bates of New Albany became vice president, Mrs. Richard Agness of Bunker Hill secretary, and Mrs. Willis Wiley of Bloomington was re-elected treasurer. State essay winners were Irene Yankauskas of Hebron Dora Legg of Windfall and Thora Lefever of Columbia City.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana Home Demonstration Association
Floyd Tucker
Greenfield
Ralph Bates
New Albbany
Richard Agness
Bunker Hill
Willis Wiley
Bloomington
Irene Yankauskas
Hebron
Dora Legg
Windfall
Thora Lefever
Columbia City
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