Red China Moves to Free Itself From Soviet Dependence
Red China seeks economic supplies outside the Soviet bloc to reduce dependence as Russia cuts aid amid ideological rift. Lu Hsuchang tours Britain to buy machinery chemicals and planes, signaling Beijing's shift toward Western sources for industrial growth and famine relief.
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London
Red China
Russia
Britain
Lu Hsuchang
Peking
China
Canada
Australia
Red Bloc
Yankees Acquire Don Buddin From Houston Colts
The Richmond Virginians, New York Yankees farm club, bought shortstop Don Buddin who played for the Houston Colts last season. Buddin, who was with Detroit Tigers spring camp, will report to the Richard camp in Hollywood Florida at once.
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Flanp
Richmond Virginians
New York Yankees
Don Buddin
Houston Colts
Buddin
Detroit Tigers
Richard
Hollywood
Fla
King Saud Reported Seriously Ill in France
King Saud of Saudi Arabia, 61, reported seriously ill with multiple ailments including a weak heart and asthma. An oxygen tent was rushed to his hotel suite as doctors work to treat his conditions without aggravating others while a large royal entourage prays nearby.
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Nice
France
Tpy
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Delegates Seek Court Order to Hold Meeting
Interoi Brazil delegates to a communist sponsored hate America convention sought a court order and possibly federal troops to force local authorities to allow meetings in Rio de Janeiro. Governor Lacerda barred sessions in Guanabara state and police arrested 53 Brazilians attempting to travel to the convention. Authorities prepared to block entry at the Rio ferry landing while the convention planned to open in Niteroi with hopes of moving the session to Rio.
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Brazil
Upi
Rio de Janeiro
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio
Lacerda
Luis Conzaga Letie
Niteroi
Israeli Workers Targeted in Beit Katzir Shooting
Israeli army officials report Syrian soldiers fired at Israeli workers planting trees in Beit Katzir Tuesday. No casualties occurred, and Israel protested the incident to the United Nations Armistice Commission.
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Israel
Apl
Beit Katzir
United Nations Armistice Commission
Pilot recounts 48 days stranded after Yukon crash
Private pilot Ralph Flores 42 and Helen Klaben 21 were stranded on a northern British Columbia mountain for 48 days after a February crash during a Yukon to United States trip. Flores, hospitalized in Whitehorse, describes scarce supplies, a fogbound route, and improvisation to survive on sardines toothpaste and melted snow.
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San Bruno
California
Helen Klaben
Brooklyn
New York
British Columbia
Flores
United States
Yukon Territory
Whitehorse
Yukon
Fort St. John
Fair Weather Forecast for Indiana Through Thursday
Sunny skies replace chill in Indiana with temperatures 55 to 60 this afternoon and 60 to 69 by Thursday. Showers ended Tuesday with light 24 hour totals in Fort Wayne Indianapolis and others. Lows tonight 34 to 42, with a five day outlook 10 to 15 degrees above normal north and 8 to 12 central and south.
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Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lafayette
Evansville
Seven of ten unemployed find jobs after retraining in 1962
Washington report shows 7 of 10 unemployed who completed federal retraining courses in 1962 found new jobs by year end. Director Seymour Wolfbein testified to a House subcommittee that 1,433 graduates yielded about 70 percent placement with expectations for higher rates this year. He noted two thirds of workers retrained under 1961 plants law also found jobs in 1962.
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JoPi
House
Seymour Wolfbein
Wolfsein
Wolfbein
John E. Fogarty
D-R1
Police Seek Two Inmates After Prison Escape
Pendleton Indiana police search for Robert Brown 24 of Greensburg and Henry Carver 32 of Indianapolis after they escaped from work details at the Indiana Reformatory Brown slipped away from a hog barn and Carver missed an hourly check Carver was jailed for grand larceny and Brown for assault and battery with prior parole violations noted.
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Ind
Indiana Reformatory
John Buck
Robert Brown
Greensburg
Henry Carver
Indianapolis
Brown
Carver
Decatur County
Marion County
Production Ready In 64 Says Engineer
Bethlehem steel announces a Swindell- Dressler contract for the Burns Ditch mill project in Indiana. The plan targets a late 1964 production start with a plate mill capacity of 1 900 000 tons annually. The contract value is not disclosed and the cost is described as indeterminate.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Burns Ditch
Indiana
Swindell- Dressler Corp
Pittsburgh
Pullman, Inc
Government Tries To Collect WWII Debt in Illinois
In Onarga Illinois former Marine Noble Frank Smith who survived the Bataan death march and camps appeared to have weathered government efforts to collect a wartime debt. Senator Paul Douglas plans a bill to nullify State Department attempts to reclaim 1421 dollars given to Smith’s wife in Shanghai at the start of World War III.
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Ill
Uph
Frank Smith
Bataan
Paul H. Douglas
D I.J
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State Department
Smith
Shanghai
Douglas
Cape Canaveral to expand spaceflight testing workload
Cape Canaveral will grow larger and busier with 154 ballistic and 343 weather rockets launched in 1962, according to Dr. G. K. Hess chief scientist at the Air Force missile test center. He said the workload will stay constant as two major programs Gemini and Apollo come online, with Cape expanding into Merritt Island to support moon missions.
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America
G. K. Hess
Air Force Missile Test Center
Cape
Hess
U.S
Earth
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Merrit Island
Kennedy promotes tax cut proposal before publishers
President Kennedy urged passage of his tax cut plan at a Magazine Publishers Association event. The off the record appearance lasted about 15 minutes with a 15 minute Q and A. He touched on the TFX fighter contract multilateral force in NATO and U S gold reserves citing unemployment and aid to underdeveloped nations as major issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Magazine Publishers Association
NATO
U. S
Iit
Rest Haven Receives Gifts from Bethel Baptist Mission Circle
Miss Nola Yoder of Rest Haven notes the Vicksburg Bethel Baptist Church mission circle donated towels and washcloths to the home. She conveys appreciation on behalf of Rest Haven.
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Nola Yoder
Rest Haven
Vicksburg Bethel Baptist Church
Board Hires Engineer for Linton Stockton Schools
Linton Stockton School Board hires an engineer to review boiler needs and possible replacement. Coach Floyd Henson resigns with a 44 43 record and biology teacher Roscoe Rogers also resigns. Wayne Pope retires after 44 years in the district. tenure granted to Mrs Clyde Reintjes.
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Floyd Henson
Roscoe Rogers
Wayne Pope
Junior Chamber of Commerce
William A. Phillips
Terre Haute
Jere Goodman
Phillips
Goodman
Linton High School
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Linton
Stockton
Pope
Rogers
New Castle High School
State Department of Education
Clyde Reintjes
Meurer Levies Fines in JP Court
In Ellett Meurer Justice of the Peace court five youths were fined 18.75 each. Linda Jean Anthony of Jacksonville faces reckless driving charges. Edward Kenworthy of Linton pays for stopping not obeying a sign. Bob Sloan of Linton pays for yielding not. Glen Brunner of Dugger fined for no registration plates. Charles F. Passen of Linton fined for improper plates.
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Justice of the Peace Court of Ellett Meurer
Linda Jean Anthony
Jasonville
Edward Kenworthy
Fst
Northwest
Linton
Bob Sloan
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Glen Brunner
Dugger
Charles F. Passen
Kennedy Postpones Rome Visit Over Superstition
President Kennedy delays his state visit to Rome citing Italian superstition about the number 17. The trip, set to begin June 17, is postponed by two or three days as officials note the belief that starting on the 17th is bad luck.
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Washington
Kennedy
Rome
Boy Swindled Then Leads Cops to Loot
An 18 year old in Indianapolis told police he was offered an adding machine for 12 dollars and paid, then led officers to a home with stolen goods. Officers seized seven televisions, typewriters, power mowers, tires, shotguns, radios and more. John Davis, 60, and Harold W. La Follette, 19, were arrested on larceny and burglary charges.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John Davis
Harold W. LaFollette
LaFollette
Davis
Labor Department Sees Food Costs Lift February Living Costs
The Labor Department expected to report February living costs rose again as food prices climbed. Officials said the February rise likely won’t match the prior month’s two-tenths of a percent jump tied to crop damage from a South cold wave. The January increase followed crop damage and a South freeze, with prices near an all-time high.
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Washington
Labor Department
South
Kennedy leads brief Washington ride with children
President Kennedy took his 5 year old daughter Caroline and 2 year old son John Jr. on a short 112 block drive from the White House to the Statler Hilton Hotel. They were joined by their nurse Maude Shaw as the president prepared to address the Magazine Publishers Association.
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Washington
Kennedy
Caroline
John Jr
Maude Shaw
White House
Statler-Hilton Hotel
Magazine Publishers Association
LBJ Declares No 1964 Presidential Bid
New York report quotes Vice President Lyndon B Johnson saying he does not plan to seek the Democratic nomination in 1964. He doubts the advisability of friends pressing him, notes he did not campaign in 1960 primaries, and expresses admiration for President Kennedy's leadership.
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New York
Lyndon
Johnson
Kennedy
Rubber balloons cheaper now says Pioneer Rubber Co
In Willard Ohio the Pioneer Rubber Co reports that rubber balloons for toys and advertising are cheaper than ten years ago despite general price increases. The note suggests balloon costs have eased for producers and consumers in the region.
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Willard
Ohio
Pioneer Rubber Co
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