Canadians to Feel Pinch Of New Financial Rules
Ottawa announces a five point austerity program with higher tariffs and interest rates to defend the dollar and cut the deficit. A temporary surcharge on imports aims to raise about 200 million yearly, while foreign support totals 1.05 billion. Bank rate set at six percent signals tighter credit and higher prices for many Canadians.
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Ottawa
lPi
Canada
John Diefenbaker
U.S
International Monetary Fund
U.S. Federal Reserve System
British Central Bank
Bank of Canada
Hoosier Youth Held In Death In Turkey
ANKARA Turkey two American soldiers James Allen Brizendine 19 Plainfield Indiana and William Cox Stockton California were detained amid a stabbing death of Neriman Kiccaman 30. Brizendine said Cox planned to smuggle the woman into Syria and that he heard cries from the bedroom finding Cox with a knife at her throat. The wounded woman was hospitalized and recovering as U S military police handed the two to Turkish authorities.
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Ankara
Turkey
James Allen Brizendine
Plainfield
Ind
Brizendine
William FE. Cox
Stockton
Calif
Syria
Neriman Kiccaman
Cox
U. S
Providence Baptist teens present gifts to Rest Haven residents
The Teenage class gave Bobby Pin scrolls to women at Rest Haven. Gifts of food from the Catholic church and flowers from friends were also received. Miss Nola Yoder, superintendent, acknowledged the gifts in a today announcement.
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Providence Baptist Church
Rest Haven
Nola Yoder
Mine Run column resumes with histé debut after vacation
Mine-Runner returns from vacation and the Mine Run column resumes its daily histé segment Tuesday, marking the continuation of the regular feature.
Ard A. Martin Wins Henry County Republican Auditor Nomination
New Castle Indiana Ard A. Martin was declared winner after a recount of the May 38 vote in Henry County. The recount, requested by opponent James W. Swann, showed Martin 1 771 to Swann 1 767, a margin of four.
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New Castle
Ind
Howard A. Martin
Henry County
Martin
James W. Swann
Ex-Marine Admits Killing Two Teenage Girls in Morris Plains
James Vance Jr. admitted to police that a taunt from 17 year old Noreen Buckley and the claim of being a liar by 15 year old Margaret Ann Kennedy triggered the lovers lane slayings. He confessed after being arraigned in Morris Township Municipal Court and said the attacks occurred after a drive from the Colonial Luncheonette in Morristown.
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Morris Plains
N.J
Wupr
James Vance Jr
Lane
Noreen Buckley
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Margaret Ann
Vance
Morristown
Noreen
Morris Township
Frank C. Scerbo
Morris County
Road Improvement Approved for Greene County
The Indiana State Highway Commission learns from the Federal Bureau of Public Roads that a section of State Road 157 in Greene County is approved for improvement. Hearings on May 3 in Bloomfield met federal requirements. project runs 2.53 miles from Bloomfield city limits northeast to Tulip Road in Richland Township.
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Indianapoli
Indiana State Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Greene County
T. M. Roach
Bloomfield
Richland Township
Four Are Killed Near Bloomington Weekend Toll Rises
United Press International reports a collision near Bloomington killed four people, part of a weekend Indiana highway toll that reached at least 12. The dead include Charles Blair and Winfred Duncan in the Bloomington crash, with other fatalities on U.S. 41 and U.S. 136 and an unopened Interstate 65 section. An onlooker, Grove Risor, died on I-65 while inspecting roadwork. Autopsies were ordered for two others.
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United Press International
Monroe County
Indiana
Bloomington
Charles Blair
Indianapoli
Winfred Duncan
Cornell Hill
Jeffersonville
Stella Shields
Blair
Indiana 37
Duncan
Thomas Williams
Luther Harmon
Oak Park
St. Elizanth’s Hospital
Lafayette
U.S. 41
Boswell
John Leeper
Argos
Lowell Singery
Singery
Gergory Keith Taylor
Indianapolis
Dale Taylor
Paula Valentine
South Bend
Mishawaka
Paul Leon Smith
Robert Earl Alward
I. Kingman
Covington
Ralph Robert Millspaugh
Terre Haute
Max E. Miller
Clayton
Robert Leroy Prieve
U.S. 20
Grover Risor
Charlestown
Columbus
Seymour
Morton McCatchin
Elberfield
Evansville
Harold Ballard
Uniondale
Servia
Rockies
Atlantic
Northwest
New York
Brookyn
Biloxi
Miss
Hartford
N.Y
Pacific
Old Monroe
Dupo
Chicago
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
New York City
Brooklyn
Idlewild
Mercury
Fort Wayne
Peru
Warsaw
Marion
Elwood
Winchester
Hartford City
Petersburg
Daily Citizen
Band Boosters Plan Fourth of July Refreshment Stand
The Linton Stockton Band Boosters meet at the band room at 7 30 tonight to finalize plans for the refreshment stand for Humphreys park Fourth of July celebration officials said.
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Linton- Stockton
Humphreys Park
Sophia Loren Faces Bigamy Trial in Proxy Marriage Case
Italian judges ordered Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti to stand trial on bigamy charges linked to their 1957 Mexican proxy marriage. Trial date not set. Rome sources suggest possible start in November or December due to court backlog. If convicted, both could face one to five years in prison.
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Rome
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Rome Tribunal
Ponti
Guiliana Fiastra
TV Ponti
Loran Couch
Italy
Miss Loren
New York
Britain accuses North Vietnamese in ceasefire report
Britain released a report from the International Control Commission accusing North Vietnamese forces of flagrant ceasefire violations. Signed by India and Canada but not Poland, the report cites evidence of arms and personnel moving from north to south Vietnam and criticizes South Vietnam for accepting U.S. aid after these violations.
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London
Wren
Britain
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
Estes McConnell Testimony At House Hearing On Estes Case
A House subcommittee in Washington called former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture James A. McConnell to testify in its Estes investigation. It seeks whether Billie Sol Estes received favorable Agriculture Department treatment for grain storage contracts and any conflict of interest with Commercial Solvent.
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Washington
House
Hisenhower
Billie Sol Estes
James A. McConnell
Estes
Agriculture Department
Commercial Solvents Corp
McConnell
Benson
Police Hunt Pair In Slaying Of Man
Bloomington Indiana police hunted two Pasadena Texas men Milan McNeal and Michael Andry after a motel hold up left Chicago businessman Carl N. Snyder dead. Snyder 44 a Teper ye r of the Samtilla Corp. was shot when he entered the office during the robbery.
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Bloomington
Ind
Chicago
Wamed
Milan McNeal
Michael Andry
Pasadena
Tex
Carl N. Snyder
Snyder
The
Samtilla Corp. of
Bayh Faces Uphill Battle After Senate Nomination Win
Bayh, 34, wins Democratic nomination in Indiana and faces tough fall race. Veterans like Schricker Campbell and Wickard warn of strong GOP challenge led by Capehart. Within party lines Bayh must bridge labor conservative factions and balance New Frontier ties while raising funds and countering campaigning tactics ahead of a potential race with Hartke or Branigin.
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Indianapolis
Birch Bayh Jr
Terre Haute
Henry E. Schricker
Alex Campbell
Fort Wayne
Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Bayh
Senate
Homer E. Capehart
Dallas Sells
Indiana
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Didacy
Roger D. Branigin
Lafayette
Marion County
Charles H. Boswell
Senator Capehart
Homer Capehart
Nominee Ax Faces Quick Setback After Convention
Indiana appellate judge John Ax of Linton, chosen as the Democratic nominee for the Indiana Supreme Court, faced theft in the Indianapolis parking lot near the Coliseum after the party convention. His car was burglarized, with a suitcase of brochures, a metal box of old coins and travelers checks, four suits, and two suitcases of clothing stolen worth about $80 in checks.
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Indiana
John Ax
Linton
Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Coliseum
Supreme Court Rules Daily State Prayer in Schools Unconstitutional
The high court, in a 6-1 decision, ruled New York's Regents Prayer in public schools violates the First Amendment establishment clause. Justice Black wrote the majority opinion, rejecting government authored religious instruction in public education. Justice Stewart dissented. Justices Frankfurter and White did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
State of
New York
Hugo L. Black
Black
James Madison
Potter Stewart
Felix Frankfurter
Byron R. White
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Education
The
Ethical Culture Society
Moose Lodge Bean Supper Planned at Local Lodge
The Linton Moose lodge announces a bean supper at 7:00 p m on Wednesday night at the lodge home. The event is for lodge members and their families with women guests asked to bring a pie or cake for dessert.
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Linton Moose Lodge
Fire damages Gary warehouse in suspected arson blaze
A three alarm fire damaged Indiana Wholesale Food Supply Inc. warehouse in Gary with an estimated 200000 dollars in damage. Officials suspect vandals started the blaze in a box car on a siding near the building and most Gary fire units fought the fire for about an hour.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana Wholesale Food Supply Inc
Bomb blasts rock Algiers and Oran schools damaged
Algiers reports a plastic bomb blast near Plus Saint Georges Hotel marking the first since June 15 as OAS saboteurs attack in Algiers. In Oran the Lamoriciere school near Central Station was bombed for the third time in eight days while European residents flee under threat.
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Algiers
iWweh
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Oran
Plus Saint Georges
FLN
Lamoriciere
Central Station
Western powers urge Russia to halt Berlin shootings
The United States Britain and France urged Russia to stop shooting by East Berlin guards along the Berlin wall. They proposed a four power Berlin meeting to discuss avoiding further incidents and facilitating movement of people and goods.
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London
Wpp
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Foreign Office
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
United Kingdom
U.S.S.R
Suspended Term Given in Shooting
Mrs. Neva Jane Reed of Elliston pleaded guilty to assault and battery with intent to kill after a March 30 shooting of her husband Robert Reed. He testified the incident stemmed from a quarrel and asked leniency. She was fined $50 and costs, six months at Indiana Women's Prison, suspended on good behavior. he was hospitalized for a time.
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Neva Jane Reed
Elliston
Bloomfield
Robert Reed
James B. Sparks
Robert
Sparks
Reed
Indiana Women's Prison
Mrs Laura Nail Returns Home After Terre Haute Hospital Stay
Mrs Laura Nail, formerly at St Anthony hospital in Terre Haute, has been discharged and returned home after a 14 day stay. She is reported to be convalescing slowly.
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Laura Nail
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
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