Evidence Indicates Russian Troops Are Removed in Cuba
Washington officials say there is evidence that Soviet combat troops in Cuba have been partially removed or dispersed into other units, with debate among experts over the scope. The last detailed administration figures cited 11,000 to 13,000 troops remaining in April, with various estimates of withdrawals since January.
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George G. Ogden
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Storms Spotted by Tiros-7 Satellite
CAPE CANAVERAL The United States launched its seventh Tiros 7 weather satellite aboard a 90 foot Delta rocket at 5 50 a m EDT. It aims to photograph giant storms from 400 miles above earth and track hurricanes and typhoons.
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Calif
Macmillan Looks for Labour Pact on Profumo Inquiry
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan seeks a Labour led agreement on a broader Profumo affair probe as Conservative fears rise over possible resignations. Opposition leader Wilson pushes for a powerful committee to compel documents and witness testimony in the scandal surrounding John Profumo and Christine Keeler. Top Tory successors eyed include Rab Butler Reginald Maudling and Viscount Hailsham.
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Sherwood Bowman Club Holds Work-Party and Archery Tournament
The Sherwood Bowman Club invites members to a Thursday work-party at the Archery Club with mower and tool needs. A 28 target field tournament follows on Sunday with registration at 12 30 pm and a 1 30 pm start, awarding first to third place ribbons and refreshments.
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Archery Club
Indiana leader travels on Goodwill tour to Europe and USSR
Roy Ellis of Linton is among 50 Indiana agricultural leaders departing June 26 on a three week goodwill mission to Europe and the Soviet Union. Led by Noah S. Hadley and Dr. James C. Snyder, the trip includes England Belgium Moscow Warsaw Budapest Vienna and Berlin with farm visits and cultural exchanges.
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Linton
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Purdue University
James C. Snyder
Purdue Agriculture Economics
America
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Rain and cold front mold U S weather pattern
Deluges hit Brownsville Texas and Tuscaloosa Alabama with 2.83 and 3.4 inches of rain as a cold front stretched from Minnesota to Nebraska. Showers and thunderstorms marked bands from the southern plains to the western Midwest with highs from 38 to 110 across the nation.
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Fire department responds to two Tuesday blazes
A junk car at the Buzzy McCammons lot burned at 7 p m and was a total loss with minor damage. Later, Roy Brewer's shed near West Linton caught fire at 12 30 p m, the structure razed, heat cracking siding and several windows. loss estimated near 500 dollars.
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Roy Brewer
West Linton
Girls State Attendees Named for Indiana University Visit
Miss Jane Nolan Miss Judy Wiegand and Miss Marsue Williams will attend Girls State at Indiana University Bloomington June 23 to 30. The program aims to develop leadership responsibilities and civic understanding through candidate campaigns elections and local state government organization. Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary invites others to join in sending delegates.
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Name Added to List of Christina Krischak's Surviving Children
James Krischak of Columbus Ohio was inadvertently omitted from the list of surviving children for Christina Martha Krischak 79 who died Tuesday in Freeman Greene County. Local obituary notice records correct the family list and funeral arrangements forthcoming.
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Columbus
Ohio
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Linton
Ie Freeman
Greene County
Kennedy Pledges Strong Civil Rights Program Proposals
President Kennedy sends a 5500 word plan to Congress to end racial strife by guaranteeing equal rights in jobs schools and voting and access to hotels restaurants and public accommodations. The package seeks desegregation of interstate commerce establishments and voting rights protections with a new vocational program and a continued civil rights commission.
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Temporary Peace Holds in Two Racial Hot Spots
Kennedy administration works with Jackson Mississippi officials and Cambridge Maryland leaders to ease race tensions. In Danville Virginia and Gadsden Alabama protests escalate despite federal mediation and police measures.
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Knifing Lands Man 14 Months in Prison
William Phillips 38 of Star City Ind a carnival worker received a 14 month prison sentence for knife wounding two brothers Edgar 38 and Clyde 47 during a fight at Clyde s tavern when brothers tried to eject him from the premises.
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Linton-Stockton Board Eyes Summer Recreation Program
The Linton-Stockton School Board votes to study a varied summer recreation plan for Linton youth. If feasible, a July start would open gym, tennis, badminton and other activities with equipment provided for those who cannot afford it.
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Linton
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Vera Brewer
Sandborn
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Rogers
Greencastle
Jere Goodman
Goodman
Joblessness in Indiana Dips to 1959 Low
Indiana unemployment claims fell to 25,362 for the week, the lowest since September 1959, down 1,837 from the prior week and 6,066 from a year ago. Director Nicolini noted most new claims were temporary plant shutdowns, with more shutdowns expected next week.
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Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
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Nicolini
Government commodities to be issued from trustee's on Thursday
Government commodities will be distributed from the trustees on Thursday. The distribution is organized to support eligible recipients and ensure orderly delivery of goods.
Kiwanis Club Seeks Penny Gum Machine Locations
Kiwanis members in Linton launch a drive to place penny gum machines in local businesses and restaurants to raise funds for welfare and charitable projects. Club President Ralph Kohr notes profits will go to the Welfare Fund and highlights past support for Under Privileged Children.
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Ralph Kohr
Linton
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Greene County Court Sees Two Divorce Filings Yesterday
Two divorce cases were filed in Greene County Circuit Court yesterday. The filings names are Tlene Shake versus Bruce Shake and James S Keller versus Colliss. A miscellaneous complaint cites a promissory note and related matters.
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Bruce Shake
James S. Keller
Colliss
John EE “Baat Sr Se Gue
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