Thundershowers to Hit Indiana for Four Days
Thunderstorms are forecast across Indiana for the next four days with heavy totals in the Wabash and White River valleys. Rain amounts near three quarters of an inch are expected by Sunday and Monday amid a pattern of scattered showers and warm temperatures across the state.
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Indiana
Wabash
White River
Vincennes
Shoals
Austin
Bedford
Edwardsport
Seymour
Newberry
Williams
Petersburg
Spencer
Franklin
Bowling Green
Rushville
Evansville
Louisville
Indianapolis
RCA Bargaining Reaches Settlement to Avert Strike
Federal mediator John R. Murray announced a settlement after 21 hours of talks between RCA and the International Union of Electrical Workers to avert a planned strike by 14,500 workers at eight RCA plants nationwide. Union members must approve at a meeting on Sunday June 21. Locations include Camden Moorestown Somerville NJ Mountain Top PA Cincinnati Detroit Los Angeles Van Nuys CA.
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Philadelphia
Lpp
John R. Murray
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
Murray
Camden
Moorestown
Somerville
M J
Mountain Top
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
van Nuys
Calif
Crime Jumps in U S During First Quarter 1964
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports a 1 percent rise in U S crime in the first three months of 1964. Property crimes led with auto theft up 22 percent, grand larceny up 21 percent, and robbery and burglary up 18 percent. In crimes against persons forcible rape rose 22 percent, murder 17 percent, and aggravated assault 14 percent.
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Washington
APD
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover Hoover
Central Band Practice Schedule Announced at Switz City
Earl Petty announces summer band rehearsals at Switz City Central School at 7 p.m. each Monday starting June 22 for about one hour. Twirlers and pompom girls should report for practice with the band.
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Switz City Central School
Earl Petty
Rights Leaders to Test Bill After it Becomes Law
National Negro leaders vow to test the civil rights bill the moment it becomes law. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. cites direct community action as needed to check compliance in key Southern cities and St Augustine. CORE and SNCC leaders pledge continued pressure and possible tests targeting public accommodations.
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Washington Pe
Maertin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
St. Augustine
Fla
King
Mongomery
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Gadsden
Selma
Ala
Albany
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Farmer
New York
James Foreman
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Mississippi
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
NSCC
Foreman
United Press International
New Quake Strikes Niigata and Northern Japan
A strong new earthquake hit Niigata and northern Japan adding fear and damage after an earlier temblor. The Sendai weather bureau logged intensity three on a five scale. Tuesday’s quake reached five. Fires from the first quake burned in an oil refinery. more than 75 large storage tanks were destroyed with refinery damage around 15 million dollars as 25 people died.
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Niigata
Japan
Sendai Weather Bureau
Sakata
Yamagata Prefecture
Bertier
U. & Air Force
Honshu
Showa Oil Co
Payroll Increases at Crane Depot Tied to Viet Nam War Demand
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot in Marin County reports record employment for seven years as war-driven orders surge. Capt. Edgar R. Pettebone cites a 12 to 7 percent rise in staffing over six to eight weeks thanks to large Air Force flare parachute orders and increased gun and ammunition activity.
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United States Army
Air Force
South Viet Nam
Marin County
Edgar R. Pettebone
Army
Pettebone
Warren Commission Revisits JFK Death Findings
The Warren Commission staff began reviewing the final report on President Kennedy's assassination. They aim to answer lingering questions, field further witness input, and produce a 250000 word document by June 30 for President Johnson. The panel must reconcile rival views from Marina Oswald and Marguerite Oswald.
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Washington
Warren Commission
John Fr. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Secret Service
James J Rowley
Johnson
Commission
Oswald
Marina
Two Wrecks Reported By State Police Thursday
State Police reported two vehicle accidents on Thursday. The first occurred at 2 15 p m at the junction of highways 57 and 67 between Switz City and Worthington involving Robert Allen 44 Boonville and Donald Dyer 43 Switz City Dyer was cited for DUI and license suspension and taken to Greene County Jail. The second crash at 4 15 p m in Owensburg involved Ale Jackson 53 Koleen and Ronald Lee Thomas 19 Owensburg with Jackson cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Switz City
Worthington
Co. P. Williams
Evansville
Allen
Dyer
Williams
Greene County
Leu
Gene Gastineau
Owensburg
Ale Jackson
Koleen
Ronald Lee Thomas
Jackson
Swimming Pool Group To Meet Hear Reports
The Linton swimming pool committee will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the council chambers of Linton City hall. Sherman Anderson chairs the group and will announce fund drive plans. The final pool type selection will follow discussion of complete specifications. All committee members are urged to attend.
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Linton
Linton City Hall
Sherman Anderson
Time and Tide Praises British Taking Control of American Style
The London Time and Tide credits Britain with shaping the American way of life noting Elizabeth Taylor Charlie Chaplin Bob Hope and Cary Grant among examples.
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London
Time and Tide
Britain
Elizabeth Taylor
Charlie Chaplin
Bob Hope
Cary Grant
Linton Aluminum Plant Opens With ARA Backing
The Area Redevelopment Administration approved a federal loan of about 164 450 to Industries for Linton Inc to repay Air Control Products of Miami and build Aluminum Chair Products of Indiana southeast of Linton. The plant, managed by Frank Younger, began production in February with 110 employees and weekly wages near 7 500. A 20 year lease to Air Control Products will transfer the building to the company after loan repayment. Dedication and open house planned once arrangements are finished.
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Industries
Linton, Inc
Area Redevelopment Administration
Washington, D.C
Air Control Products, Inc
Miami
Fla
Air Control Products
Linton
Indiana
Frank Younger
Aluminum Chair Products
Younger
Paul Lester
Industries For
Rebels Seize Albertville in Congo Amid Crisis
Communist backed rebels with crude weapons seize the eastern Congo city of Albertville for a second time in a month amid reports of marauding tribesmen. Congo’s defense ministers discuss reconciliation while leaders consider a blanket pardon for political prisoners as US troops plan withdrawal.
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Elisabethville
Upel
Congo
Albertville
China
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
Kivu
Kwilu
Leopoldville
Jerome Anang
Adoula
Joseph Kasavubu
Moise Tshombe
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Tshombe
Spain
United Nations
Postmaster Hints of Cut in Postal Service
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski hints at further postal service cutbacks as congressional critics complain of prior curtailments. In a letter to the House postal operations subcommittee he cites budget constraints and says payroll dollars govern service capability.
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Washington
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
House Postal Operations Subcommittee
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Union and Management Near Alcoa Strike Settlement
Union and management were close to ratifying a weekend deal to end the Aluminum Workers of America strike against Alcoa. The tentative pact, reached in St Louis after four days of mediation led by William Rose, covers Massena New York plant assignments and could avert threatened walkouts at nine other Alcoa facilities. About 25 people were in on negotiations with Eddie Stahl and William H. Davis confirming a unanimous pact, though ratification remained uncertain.
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ST. Louis
Aluminum Workers of America
Aluminum Company of America
William Rose
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Massena
N.Y
Alcoa
Rose
Eddie Stahl
Fulton
William H. Davis
Chillicothe
Ohio
Bettendorf
Iowa
Lancaster
Cresona
Penn
Boonville
Lafayette
Ind
Wenatchee
Vancouver
Wash
East St. Louis
Stahl
Hollywood Glamour Girls Reject Topless Bathing Suit
Hollywood actresses including Stella Stevens Mamie Van Doren and June Wilkinson denounce topless bathing suits for public wear calling them private use only. They criticize the design and cost while suggesting it may be worn at home or with partners rather than in public.
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Hollywood
Stella Stevens
Mamie van Doren
June Wilkinson
Mamie
Miss Wilkinson
Judy Garland Denies Marriage To Mark Herron
Judy Garland says she and actor Mark Herron are not married yet and plan to wed later. She refutes Hong Kong reports that claimed a shipboard ceremony and a Chinese ceremony occurred.
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Judy Garland
Hong Kong
Mark Herron
Herron
Miss Garland
Ralph May Admitted for Surgery at St Anthony Hospital
Ralph May was admitted to the St Anthony hospital at Terre Haute on Thursday for surgery. He is a patient in room 343.
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Ralph May
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
End to Trial Near For Teamster Boss Hoffa Case
The $25 million fraud trial of Teamsters boss James R. Hoffa and seven associates nears completion as prosecutors wrap up their case. A handwriting expert linked Hoffa’s signature to a document securing a 45 percent interest in a Florida land project, with eight points of similarity noted. The paper bearing the signature was found by Frederick Lower, son of Henry J. Lower, an associate in the same land venture. Prospects of a speedy end to the case were voiced by a prosecutor, while a defense attorney signaled a motion for acquittal if the government rests.
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Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Florida
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington Crime Laboratory
Hilding Dahlgren
Father's Day Photos from Linton Residents
Four Linton residents and their families are featured on page 3 of today's Linton Daily Citizen in a Father’s Day photo spread. The captions note the dads with their families in a tribute to Father's Day.
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Linton
Linton Daily Citizen
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