Hartke Attacks Republicans At Indiana Democratic Rally
Indiana Democrats hear Senator Hartke condemn GOP tactics as stock market declines are used to attack Kennedy and the Democratic Party. Bayh surges to secure first ballot nomination amid House staff pressure. Boswell and Edwards contest as Edwards braces for a possible late surge.
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Senator Francis Case Dies in Naval Hospital
Senator Francis Case of South Dakota died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a flareup of a prior heart condition. He was 65 and had a long career in Congress, serving in the House from 1936 to 1950 and in the Senate since 1950, with a focus on weather research, cloud modification and desalination.
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Stephen Milligan Improves After Bicycle Accident
The condition of 13 year old Stephen Milligan son of Mr and Mrs David Milligan is improved according to a report by the boy's father. He was seriously injured Tuesday when his bicycle was struck by an automobile on C Street Southeast and is receiving treatment at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis.
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Charles Hendricks
Flight Engineers at Pan Am Eastern resist TWA deal
In private talks today Eastern and Pan Am FEIA leaders meet after rejecting a TWA contract settlement that removed a clause requiring licensed mechanics in plane crews. They weigh a renewed strike threat against Pan Am and Eastern as talks resume, with no deadline set.
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Rusk Adenauer Talk Opens Berlin Crisis Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens Berlin crisis talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Bonn. Mayor Willy Brandt joins for social events while West German officials fear US stance on East Germany could influence Soviet conduct.
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Scouts Cancel Meeting and Plan Ride to Camp
Boy Scouts of Troop No 50 in Linton cancel tonight's meeting. Scouts heading to Camp Wapeham Sunday should meet in the Linton parking lot at 1:00 PM for the trip. Parents able to drive to Bloomington may contact Scout Master W H Oaken.
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Moscow preps propaganda drive blames United States
Moscow plans a world propaganda push from the July 9 World Congress For General Disarmament and Peace in Moscow. The World Peace Council fronts the event and Khrushchev accuses the United States of stalling disarmament, while Sino Soviet ties may surface at the congress amid cold war strains.
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Major Sets New Altitude Record in X15 Flight
Air Force Maj. Bob White soared the X15 to an altitude near 50 miles at Edwards AFB California, reaching about 250000 feet in 165 seconds after launch by a mother ship. He then conducted a 10 minute 218 mile high flight at 3682 mph, viewing the western United States before a safe landing.
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Senate Finance Committee votes to cut travel taxes
The Senate Finance Committee approved a tax break for airlines and voted to eliminate all travel taxes effective October 1. In Laos, Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced that three rival princes have reached agreement on everything and will form a new coalition government Saturday.
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Democrats Propose Quick Reapportionment Platform in Indiana
Indiana Democrats at their state convention released a brief 1962 platform urging immediate reapportionment of the legislature by the next General Assembly using the federal decennial census. The document endorses a population basis for the House and notes union rights and collective bargaining as core Democratic principles.
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Two High School Girls Found Beaten to Death in New Jersey
An 18 year old ex Marine is questioned in the brutal slaying of high school cheerleaders Noreen Buckley 17 and Margaret Ann Kennedy 15 whose bodies were found in a wooded lovers lane near Morristown. Investigators say a tire iron was nearby and the girls were fully clothed with no sexual assault evident.
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Noreen Buckley
Margaret Ann Kennedy
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Air France Jetliner Crash Kills 112 People in Guadeloupe
An Air France 707 with 112 aboard crashed into a mountain near Deshayes Guadeloupe during an early morning approach. No survivors were reported among 102 passengers and 10 crew, as investigators from the U S Civil Aeronautics Board arrived to probe the disaster. The jetliner was en route from Paris to Santiago with South American stops.
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Two Wrecks on Greene County Roads Reported
State Police officer Robert Kirk cites two daytime crashes in Greene County. At 3:40 near Owensburg a 1953 Ford struck a 1961 Chevrolet pickup. both drivers uninjured with $450 damage total. At 5:30 near Solsberry a 1962 Corvair hit a 1955 Ford. Gill sustained lacertions, Myers arm and leg injuries with $400 damage.
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Worthington Man Dies After Short Illness
Wilson Stahl of Worthington dies in Freeman Greene County Hospital after a brief illness. He was a retired farmer. The body is at Myers Funeral Home in Worthington pending funeral arrangements.
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Licenses Issued For Two Greene County Marriages
The Greene Circuit Court clerk issued two marriage licenses. Norman Douglas Need 19 of Worthington and Blanch Elizabeth Smith 21 of Ellettsville. Jesse Ray Alsop 66 of Linton and Edna Marie Alsop 67 of Linton were also listed.
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Linton
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Man Admits Part in 16 Burglaries
In La Porte Indiana Robert Graham 35 South Bend confessed to 16 burglaries in the South Bend Michigan City area in connection with a $23000 safe robbery at Al's Thrifty Mart Michigan City on June 10. Eddie Rapp 48 South Bend confessed to 13 in South Bend and 3 in Michigan City and Armey Harvey 56 South Bend denied involvement. Police recovered 2700 in cash cash drawers and a sledge hammer.
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Administration Stunned Over Farm Bill Defeat
Washington political leaders faced a crushing setback as the House rejected President Kennedy's farm bill by 215 to 205. Defections from 48 Democrats left the White House scrambling to decide whether to craft a more farmer friendly version or abandon farm legislation this year.
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President Faces Quemoy Question as Divisions Land
Washington officials say Kennedy may soon define policy on Quemoy and Matsu amid a Chinese buildup along Fukien coast. Officials noted three new Communist divisions and about 300 planes, signaling a possible offensive and prompting questions at a future news conference.
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Supreme Court Denies Taxicab Company Writ
The Indiana Supreme Court, in a divided ruling, denied Red Cab Inc.’s bid to compel Judge Harold Barger of Shelby Circuit Court to grant a second change of venue in a damage suit arising from a traffic accident. The hung jury prompted the request citing publicity. a clipping of local coverage was offered as evidence.
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Linton Dale Carnegie Alumni to Meet Sullivan Group
The Linton Dale Carnegie Alumni association plans a joint meeting with the Sullivan association at Sullivan city park at 7 00 o clock Monday. Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
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Berlin border guard shoots fleeing refugee
A East German border guard opened fire on a man attempting to reach the American sector of Berlin. The refugee was hit by machine pistol fire near a border canal bridge and displayed no life signs before being carried away into the Eastern sector. Up to today 29 have been killed trying to cross since the wall went up last August 13. Western police report another shooting on a highway to the West through East Germany. An Army convoy of about 100 men in 27 jeeps and trucks crossed the Marienborn checkpoint in one hour without incident.
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Three crash victims in river bed wake and explain nap choice
In Merano Italy three motionless figures in a wrecked car sat up and yawned. Peter Pivonka a 23 year old from Innsbruck said he and his tour ist companions chose to nap until daylight after their car veered off the road and into a dried river bed during the night.
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