New York's Wagner May Speak at Newspaper Meeting
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association plans for a French Lick fall gathering Aug 23-24 may feature New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner as the keynote speaker due to his role in ending a major New York newspaper strike and his nonalignment with factional strife in Hoosier politics.
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Indianapolis
WP N
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Indiana Democratic
French Lick
Hoosier
Wagner
U.S
D-N.y
Yale
Harvard
8Th Air Force
Vance Hartke
Kennedy
Hartke
Robert L. Rock
Anderson
House
William T. Sebree
Ralph R
Rock
Government delays Porters rail strike action
The National Mediation Board certified to President Kennedy that a July 1 walkout by the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters would cause an emergency and interrupt interstate commerce. Kennedy will appoint a three member emergency board to study the dispute and urge a settlement, delaying the strike at least sixty days.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
National Mediation Board
Railway Labor Act
Kennedy
Senate May Vote on Area Bill to Aid Depressed Regions
The Senate prepared to vote on President Kennedy's request for 455 million dollars for the Area Redevelopment Agency to raise incomes in economically low regions. Supporters say passage would return the measure to the House. critics say funds would become a slush fund and mismanagement has limited impact on unemployment.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
ARA
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Wallace F. Bennett
Jasonville Men Jailed After Fight
Hershel Rehmel and Earl Williams of Jasonville are held in Greene county jail at Bloomfield on 500 bond. Rehmel faces charges of interference with a peace officer and assault and battery. Williams is charged on two counts of assault and battery. The men were arrested after a June 15 fight at Bradbury tavern in Jasonville. bartenders John Keller and James Brady filed affidavits.
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Hershel Rehmel
Earl Williams
Jasonville
Greene County
Bloomfield
Rehmel
Williams
Bradbury
John Keller
James Brady
Bill Bennet
Murder for Hire Indictment in Ramsey County Case
T Eugene Thompson, 35, named in a first degree murder indictment tied to the death of his wife Carol Thompson 34 at their suburban home. Prosecutors say Thompson hired Norman Mastrian 39 who directed Dick W Anderson 35 to kill. Anderson led police to Thompson. Bond set at 100000.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Opr
Ramsey County
T. Eugene Thompson
Carol
U.S. Agriculture Exports Fall Slightly From 1962-63
The Agriculture Department reports July-April fiscal 1963 exports at 1 percent below the prior year. Total farm shipments reached 4.164 billion dollars versus 4.197 billion a year earlier. Japan led with 377 million, Canada 345 million, and the United Kingdom 299 million, with shifts in crop profiles noted.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Department
Economic Research Service
ERS
Japan
Canada
United Kingdom
Dinner Meeting Set by Linton Civitan Club
The Linton Civitan Club schedules a dinner meeting to initiate new members and install officers at the Corral Drive-in. The event begins at 6 30 am on Thursday with unspecified contact details.
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Linton
Linton Civitan Club
Corral Drive-in
Sweden's Biggest Spy Ring Shocks Nation
Sweden disclosed a major espionage case with Col. Erik Wennerstroem admitting to selling American and Swedish defense secrets to the Soviets for 15 years. The affair strained Sweden’s neutrality relations and led to expulsion of Soviet diplomats. Wennerstroem, 56, a former air force officer, resided in Djursholm and faced serious national security damage claims.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Air Force
Soviet Union
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Erik Wennerstroem
Washington
Norway
Denmark
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Torsten Nilsson
Georgi Baranovski
Vitali Mukolski
Personna Non Grata
Nilsson
Sven Andersson
Wennerstroem
Kremlin
Djursholm
Study of Airport Noise Yields No Further Relief
A RTCA committee of aviation experts says the industry has done all it can to cut airport noise. The report notes noise abatement reduces efficiency and safety, and that current measures divert planes from best routes, worsening air traffic control. They discourage denying airports for noise relief as a solution.
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Washington
Radio Technical Commission For Aeronautics
RTCA
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Two Ticketed in Jasonville Wreck
Jasonville police ticketed two motorists after a collision near the city limits. James Michael Schmaltz, 19, of Whiteland, cited for speeding, and Ernest Elmer Anderson, 22, of Jasonville, cited for a defective turn signal. The crash at the junction of highways 59 and 48 left one car totaled. both drivers and a passenger sustained minor injuries.
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Jasonville
James Michael Schmaltz
Whiteland
Ernest Elmer Anderson
Carl LeDune
Anderson
Schmaltz
Donald Keller
Fire damages at Linton Glass Co. reported
Minor damage was reported today at the Linton Glass Co. Fire department officials said wiring in a truck on the site sparked the blaze. The call came in at 11 20 a m today.
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Linton Glass Co
Linton Fire Department
State budget cuts loom as tax ruling hits funds
Indiana officials warn major departments may face reductions after a court ruling declaring the 2 percent sales tax unconstitutional. Mental Health may be next, with governors letters to four state universities announcing potential general fund cuts of 9 to 24 percent and possible first quarter allocations kept at 1962-63 levels. Institutions named include Indiana University Purdue University Indiana State College Ball State Teachers College.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Department of Mental Health
John Hatchett
Department of Administration
Mental Health Commission
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Hatchett
Indiana University
Purdue University
Indiana State College
Ball State Teachers College
4 H judging contest at Worthington results update
Miss Jamie Street and Nick Skinner of Bloomfield won first and second in the electric judging at Worthington. They will compete in the MI judging on July 16 at Van Buren High School.
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Worthington
Jamie Street
Nick Skinner
Bloomfield
Miss Street
Skinner
van Juren High School
Shelburn Factory Fire Levels Large Packing Plant
A major blaze destroyed the Perfection Packing Co plant in Shelburn Ind reducing the warehouse section to ashes. Firefighters from nearby towns fought the eight hour blaze with water shortages hampering efforts. No serious injuries reported though chief John Sethering and others were hospitalized for smoke effects.
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Shelburn
Ind
wpPp
Perfection Packing Co
Terre Haute
John Sethering
Sullivan County
Gene Scully
Sullivan
Fire Hammers Upstate Tin Mill Wounding Two Workers
A flash fire at Youngstown Sheet and Tube No 1 tin mill in East Chicago Indiana injures crane operator John Watson 55 Whiting with third degree burns and electrical worker Robert McCaleb 32 Gary with burns to chest and back. An explosion preceded the blaze which trapped 21 workers with 19 escaping through exits.
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East Chicago
Ind
Ipi
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
John Watson
Whiting
Robert McCallech
Gary
Watson
Commdany
Fred Lander
McCaleb
Indiana Swelters with Little Rain as Heatwave Persists
Hot weather grips Indiana with temperatures reaching 94 in Evansville and 90s in Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. Forecasters warn no substantial rain is ahead through next week, with only scattered thundershowers possible in northern areas. Purdue agronomists report soil moisture and topsoil deficits across central regions, rainfall departures from normal 2 to 2.6 inches over seven weeks.
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United Press International
Indiana
Evansville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Purdue
East Central
West Central
Anderson Boy Injured in Fall at Grandparents’ Home
Michael Weaver age 15 son of Mrs. Nelle Jean Killian of Anderson now at Union Hospital Terre Haute after a fall at his grandparents Mr and Mrs Everett Hutchison home in Jasonville Sunday. He sustained a severe compound fracture of his right leg.
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Michael Weaver
Nelle Jean Killian
Anderson
Linton
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Everett Hutchison
Jasonville
Weaver
Kennedy and Khrushchev Near Berlin Meeting
Kennedy and Khrushchev move toward potential Berlin talks as both travel to West and East Berlin within two days. Officials see the visit as a show of resolve, with Kennedy buoying West Berlin support and Khrushchev facing Moscow pressures amid Sino Soviet splits.
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Berlin
Kennedy
Nikita
Khrushchev
Vienna
West
Peking
West Berlin
East Zone
Bonn
Cologne
Hanau
Frankfurt
Wiesbaden
U. S
Dallas man held for Dayton bank holdup near Lafayette
Jack O'Dell Adams 31, of Dallas NC, held in connection with the $2800 robbery of the Bank of Dayton near Lafayette Indiana. Adams was arrested after a deputy stopped him on U S 52, bond set at 25000, bank money found in his car. FBI linked him to the crime. he used a toy pistol and a pillowcase to collect cash. It was Indiana’s 11th bank holdup of the year.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jack O'Dell Adams
Dallas
N.C
Bank of Dayton
Adams
Tippecanoe County
U. S. 52
Here
Dayton
U. S
Joseph Carey
Frankfort
FBI
Irene Wiggins
Marie Siegfried
Buffalo Herd Tramples Man Near Anderson
In Anderson Indiana Marvin Brock 38 was trampled by a buffalo herd while photographing in a pasture. He was hospitalized in serious condition with a punctured lung and bruises. The buffalo are owned by Madison County Auditor Joseph H Armington. A friend named Jack Butler aided Brock.
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Anderson
Ind
Marvin Brock
Williams
Brock
Jack Butler
Buffalo
Madison County
Joseph H. Armington
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