Edwards Stays in Three Way Indiana Senate Race
Marion Mayor M. Jack Edwards abruptly remains in the Indiana Democratic senatorial contest at the state convention. While Bayh leads, Edwards says he will stay if his district backs him. delegates gather as Boswell seeks momentum with endorsements.
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Indianapolis
Topyp
Marion
Jack Edwards
U.S
Indiana
Fannie Hummer
Kokomo
Sun District
Hummer
Edwards
Erich E. Bayh
Charles H. Boswell
Boswell
Homer E. Capert
Bayh
Welsh
Democratic State Central Committee
Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Vance Hartke
D-nd
Berlin police ordered to return fire across the wall
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt told a Social Democratic meeting that police must answer Communist fire and continue shielding refugees, saying murder cannot be excused and the Hague Conventions apply. East German officials condemned West Berlin actions as aggressive provocations.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
West
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Social Democratic
Brandt
Hague
ADN
Germany
Shawnee Children's Theater Enrollment Deadline Remains Near
A reminder was issued for enrolling children in Shawnee Children's Theater with classes starting July 6 under Miss Donna Bethheld. Parents should contact Mrs. Stanley M. Barkley of Bloomfield for details.
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Shawnee Children’s Theater
Donna Bethheld
Stanley M. Barkley
Bloomfield
CWA suspends official over Teamsters conspiracy charges
The Communications Workers of America suspended Kenneth A. Silvers, national director of the Western Electric installation bargaining unit, amid allegations from locals that he met secretly with Teamsters officials to force the 18,000-member unit into the Teamsters Union.
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Washington
Communications Workers of America
Cwia
Teamsters Union
AFL - Cio
Kenneth A. Silvers
Western Electric
Silvers
Teamsters
CWA
Secretary Rusk Fails to Align French Nuclear Policies
In Paris Secretary of State Dean Rusk and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville wrapped up talks that failed to align U S and French nuclear strategies. They shifted focus to economic aid and cooperation while Rusk prepared for a West Berlin morale visit and Bonn meetings with Adenauer and Schroeder.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
West Berlin
Rusk
Couve de Murville
Berlin
U. S
France
United States
NATO
Summer Arrives in Indiana as Calendar Sets 4 24 P.M.
United Press International reports official summer begins in Indiana at 4 24 P M EST as mild conditions prevail. Weather shows fair to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s and 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. Rain is not expected before Saturday with scattered showers then and continued mild temperatures.
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United Press International
Indiana
Mercury
Dealer Earns Certificate After DX Course
Bill L. Collins operator of the Sunray DX service station in Worthington received a Certificate of Achievement from the company after completing a three week course at the DX Dealer Management Center in Terre Haute. He was among eight dealers from a five state area chosen to attend the program.
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Bill L. Collins
Sunray
Worthington
Terre Haute
Collins
Four Die in Head-On Crash Near Sullivan
Four persons died in a two car head-on crash four miles south of Sullivan on State Road 41 at 7:30 this morning. Victims include Dr. Ralph M. Overstreet Jr. of West Palm Beach and Elbert Humphrey of Chicago.
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Sullivan
Elbert Humphrey
Chicago
Sullivan County
Harold Conner
Ralph M. Overstreet Jr
West Palm Beach
Fla
Bobby C. Stephens
Dora
Ala
Ben D. Nannie
Overstreet
Susan
Ralph
Mary Sherman
Stephens
Nannie
Conner
Elbert A. Humphrey
Supreme Court Keeps Reapportionment Stand in Indiana
Indiana Supreme Court rules the State Board of Elections cannot reapportion the General Assembly, stopping a 1921- era failure from being addressed before the November election. Marion County Judge John Linder is given until July 30 to respond, with possible federal court intervention looming.
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Indianapolis
wPi
Indiana Supreme Court
Marion County Superior Court
John Linder
Nelson Grills
D-Ind
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
Linder
Grills
Indiana
Indiana General Assembly
High Court
Slinder
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
U. S. District Court
Fear Mountain Climbers Vanish Near Gyachung Kang
An American mountaineering party led by Tufts Prof Woodrow Wilson Sayre disappeared while attempting Gyachung Kang in Nepal. The group included Sayre, Roger Hart, and Norman C. Hansen with a possible fourth member Hans Peter Duttle. They lacked guides and left base May 2 with twenty days of food as spring monsoon and heavy snow hindered rescue efforts.
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New Delhi
India
Woodrow Wilson
Gyachung Kang
Nepal
Tufts University
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Katmandu
Sayre
Tufts
Roger Hart
Lynn
Mass
Boston
Norman C. Hansen
Hans Peter Duttle
Campaign to Seize Fake Electronic Devices Begins
The FDA launched a nationwide seizure campaign against the micro dynameter a phony diagnostic machine sold for up to 875 and claimed to detect many diseases. The device merely measured perspiration and offered no real medical value.
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David D. Lewis
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Supreme Court
FBA
FDA Commission
George T. Larrick
FDA
Chicago
Ellis Research Laboratories, Inc
Robert W. Ellis
Auto Collision in Greene County Sends Five for Treatment
A Wednesday evening crash on State Road 54 near Eastern School in Eastern Greene County sent five people to a Bloomfield physician. Mrs. Lillie Hudson driving a 1957 Chevrolet collided with Miss Margaret Wright in a 1960 Ford. The Wright party included her mother Hazel Wright and niece Sandy Wright, while Hudson rode with her daughter Sharon Ann, 11. No serious injuries reported. damages about 400 dollars to each car. Police report says Hudson attempted a left turn as Wright’s car approached crest of hill. no arrests made.
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Greene County
Bloomfield
R. S. Kirk
Lillie Hudson
Solsverry
Margaret Wright
Hazel Wright
Sandy Wright
Hudson
Wright
Prisoner escapes from Greenfield jail during work detail
Authorities search for Clifford Piper 40 of Terre Haute after he fled Han cock County Jail in a blue late-model sedan. Piper had been held since April 25 on a fraudulent check charge after a weed-pulling outside detail left him briefly unguarded.
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Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County
Edwin W. Kirkpatrick
Clifford Pier
Terne Haute
Piper
No Official Word On Further Tests At Johnston Island
Honolulu sources report no official word on new plans to test a rocket borne nuclear device at Johnston Island after Tuesday night’s failure. Officials indicated a minimum ten day wait before any new launch, with previous shots destroyed on impact and no nuclear detonation. Moscow termed the test an extraordinary perilous experiment and warned of ocean radioactivity, which U S officials rejected.
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Honolulu
Rpl
U.S. Joint Task Force 8
Johnston Island
Thor
Christmas Island
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Khrushchev Predicts Soviet Industrial Lead by 1970s
Premier Khrushchev told Romanian workers that within ten years the Soviet Union will surpass the United States in total industrial production and that in twenty years it will produce 250 million tons of steel. He arrived on a whistle stop tour, citing ongoing hard work to meet the 22nd party congress goals.
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Hhundeora
Romania
Nikita S. Khruscheve
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Onesti
Moldavia
Hunedoara
Motorcycle race death in Oaklandon injures rider
Indianapolis youth Michael Wray aged 19 died from injuries suffered last Sunday in a motorcycle race at Oaklandon suburb. He had been hospitalized since the incident that occurred during the suburban event last week.
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Indianapolis
Michael Wray
Oaklandon
Chinese Red buildup near Quemoy and Matsu alarms Washington
U.S. officials say large scale Chinese Communist troop movement into Fukien Province near Quemoy and Matsu could signal an attack on the Nationalist islands or a defensive response to Nationalist threats to invade the mainland. The situation is described as dangerous and closely watched by the White House and military leaders.
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Washington
Quemoy
Matsu
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
Fukien
Chiang
Formosa
Mao Tse-tung
U. S
Southeast Asia
White House
United States
China
Greene County Justice Fines Five Motorists
A Greene County Justice of the Peace fined four motorists after guilty pleas following Indiana State Police arrests. Elton J. Reynolds Jr. paid 42.75 for an overwidth vehicle on State Road 67. Dewey E. Hilleburg was fined 18.75 for driving with no operator’s license. Perry V. Wilson paid 18.75 for no license. Ralph E. Goldsberry was fined 42.75 for DUI and 42.75 for speeding 100 in a 65 zone, plus jail commitment and license suspension. James B. McGriff was fined 18.75 for speeding.
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Greene County
Ralph E. Goldsberry
Henderson
James B.- McGriff
West Manchester
U S Watches Quemoy Pressures as Forces Build
The White House said it is watching with concern a buildup of air and ground forces on the coast opposite Quemoy and Matsu. Air Force Maj. Bob White set a world altitude record by flying the X 15 to nearly 50 miles at Edwards AFB, California.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Quemoy
Atsu
Edwards Afb
Calif
UPL
Air Force
Bob White
Settlement Reached With Flight Engineers At TWA
Washington announces a 20 month dispute settlement between the flight engineers union and Trans World Airlines ending the threat of a strike. The pact preserves job rights, adds cockpit training for engineers, and orders a week of further talks with mediator Peinsinger to resolve wages and economic issues.
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Washington
Flight Engineers Union
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldberg
TWA
Goldberg
Pan American
Eastern Airlines
Nathan P. Peinsinger
Indiana War Memorial Rules Face ICLU Meeting Dilemma
Indiana War Memorial Commission weighs revising rules to permit the Indiana Civil Liberties Union to use the auditorium. A three member committee will study suggested rules, with Governor Welsh signaling potential vetoes if proposals diverge from his guidance. Welsh believes a revision will be adopted eventually. The loyalty oath in suggested rules differs from the National Guard standard, a point of contention with veterans groups.
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Indianapolis
Indiana War Memorial Commission
World War Memorial
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Welsh
ICLU
IGLU
American Legion
Indiana National Guard
U.S. Department of Justice
Employer Guilty Of Diverting Tax Money
Indiana Revenue Commissioner James C. Courtney hailed the first conviction of an employer who withheld state taxes from employees. Herbert E. Brown, president of two Allen County gravel firms, received a suspended six month term after pleading guilty to failure to pay the withheld gross income tax. He was fined 1200 dollars and costs, with suspension tied to payment of all money owed to the State Revenue Department.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Revenue
James C. Courtney
Department
Herbert E. Brown
Allen County
Allen Circuit Court
State Revenue Department
Brown
Courtney
Meeting Postponed Fellowship Ice Cream Supper
The Young Adult Fellowship of the First Methodist church will meet at Shakamak for an ice cream supper on Friday evening June 29 instead of this Friday. Officers announced the change today.
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The
First Methodist Church
Shakamak
Estes Case Proceeds as Defense Fights Bias Claims
A federal grand jury in El Paso continued action against Billie Sol Estes despite a bid to halt proceedings. Attorneys accused President Kennedy and the attorney general of prejudging Estes, citing widespread press coverage from Time to Life to The Wall Street Journal and a CBS broadcast. Judge R E Thomason denied questions about juror bias.
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EL Paso
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture King
Estes
U. S
John Cofer
Austin
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Cofer
Thomson
Thomason
Time
Life
Newsweek
The
Wall Street Journal
Dallas Morning News
Saturday Evening Post
Columbia Broadcasting System
Snake bite injures Indianapolis man
Allen Sprout, 34, of R.R. 10 Indianapolis, was in good condition at Community Hospital after a snake bit him at his home near Cumberland on Wednesday. A Marion County deputy said the reptile might have been a rattlesnake.
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Indianapolis
Allen Sprout
R.R
Community Hospital
Marion County
Cumberland
Police Hire 38 for Dog License Patrols in Chicago
Police Superintendent Orlando Wilson hires 38 workers who meet strict standards including college education neat appearance and pleasant manner to check dog licenses in Chicago. They will patrol neighborhoods verify dog registrations and enforce compliance.
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Chicago
Orlando Wilson
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