Castro Appears as Guest of Honor in Russia's May Day
Fidel Castro attended Russia's May Day parade with Soviet leaders in Moscow while U S diplomats abroad boycotted the event. The celebration included a four hour parade in Havana and mass meeting with about 140000 attendees.
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Castro
Russia
United Press International
Fidel Castro
Red Square
Moscow
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Peking
Belgrade
Warsaw
Havana
Berlin
American Bar Association
Japan
Italy
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Rodion Malinovsky
China
County Area Residents File for State Revenue Jobs
Greene County residents may file for State Department of Revenue positions until May 7 at the Indiana State Employment Service office in Linton. Examiner May 10 in Indianapolis will test applicants with accounting and bookkeeping experience for three classed jobs with salaries from 5040 to 6600 dollars yearly. Eligible Indiana citizens over 21 with knowledge of gross income tax law may obtain permanent positions with retirement benefits two weeks vacation and sick leave.
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Greene County
State Department of Revenue
Indiana State Employment Service
Linton
Lewis Goble
Goble
Indianapolis
Indiana
Monroe Doctrine Alive Says Museum Head Clash With Soviet Official
Fredericksville Va museum president Lawrence Hoes, a Monroe descendant, argued with Soviet counselor Ignar Kolosovsky during a James Monroe Memorial Foundation tour. Hoes handed a copy of the Monroe Doctrine to Kolosovsky, insisting it remains alive and helped force missiles from Cuba. The Russian replied that the doctrine is completely dead, then smiled as he accepted the document.
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Fredericksburg
Joon
Museum
James Monroe Memorial Foundation
Lawrence .G. Hoes
Foundation
Monroe
Ignar Kolosovsky
Washington
Nikita Khhrushchev
Hoes
Kolosovsky
Cuba
Thim
Russia
Alger cites Bloomington case to attack urban renewal politics
Rep Bruce Alger accused the Kennedy administration of using urban renewal as a political weapon. He pointed to Bloomington Indiana where 90 percent opposed a renewal project yet the city council sent a pro resolution to Washington. He urged a congressional probe into urban renewal abuses.
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Washington
Wph
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Kennedy
Bloomington
Ind
Alger
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ticket Report Due For Scout-o-Rama
Scouts must bring ticket money and any unsold tickets to the Linton Daily Citizen office by 5 p.m. Thursday. Cub Scouts also must submit by 5 p.m. Thursday. List of those still charged with tickets includes Cliff McCracken, William Franklin, Lloyd Sisk, Mike Lawson, William Daymude, Ben Keller, Randy Tannehill, John Correll, Gene Massey, Steve Murphy, Steve Berns, Bruce Moore, Monty Cox, Roy Barnett, Steve Cooper, Roger Sears, John Col lisson, John Shields, Eddy Miller, Russell Smith, Jim Sitterding, Curtis Wilkinson, Doug Roush, Bob Hostetter, Scotty Richards, Reiky Rose, William Bledsoe, Steve Sarris, Tommy Laughlin, Marlin Baker, Mark Bennett, Randy Benefiel, Jon Feeney, Kenneth Heady, Andy Slavik.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Cliff McCracken
William Franklin
Lloyd Sisk
Mike Lawson
Will Nominate Officers At Eagles Meeting Tonight
Nomination of officers will be conducted at a meeting of the Linton Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles at the lodge hall at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend this important business session.
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Linton Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
IU Takes Action On Raid Students
Dean of Students Robert H. Shaffer says punishment for the Saturday raid involving 43 students will follow a five point plan. Cleanup of the Jim Ray Cave area will start at 9 a m Saturday under unnamed supervision, with probation actions and campus vehicle ban to follow as charges remain pending.
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Robert H. Shaffer
Indiana University
Jim Ray Cave
Greene County
Ridgeport
James Sparks
IHSAA Entries May Be Higher This Year
IHSAA Commissioner Phil Eskew anticipated a surge of late entries for the Indiana High School Track Championships as 200 schools had entered by Tuesday, likely pushing the total beyond last year’s 42 schools. The three week meet begins at the sectional level next week.
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Indianapolis
Phil Eskew
Eskew
Record breaking May freeze chills Indiana borders
Record low readings in Indiana for May 1 with Indianapolis logging 29 degrees tying cold May marks. Across cities from South Bend to Cincinnati, temperatures dipped to the upper 20s and low 30s while a light precipitation total accumulated over three days. Officials warn of potential damage to crops as frost lingers into the morning hours.
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United Press International
Indiana
Elliston
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Cincinmati
Evansville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Louisville
NFO Holds Meeting In Gibson County
Greene County National Farmers Organization members attended an NFO supper and speaking meet in Gibson County. Allen Spurgeon Str. James Miss. urged more activity by NFO members. The meeting noted 65 percent of the county’s wealth came from farms. Gibson County has about 600 NFO members, most joining in the last four years.
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Greene County National Farmers Organization
NFO
Gibson County
Allen Spurgeon
Str. James
Miss
Gibson
Cigarette Tax Goof Goes To Marion Court May 8
Indianapolis area case questions the 1963 cigarette tax language. Judge Niblack set May 8 to rule on a moratorium petition and potential refund of six weeks tax paid between April 22 and June 1. Attorneys argued over legislative intent and impoundment authority in a dispute that could affect about 1.5 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Marion
John Niblack
Lee LeMay
Indianapolis Atttorney
Niblack
Indiana
Hutchinson
LeMay
Haiti’s Duvalier Portrayed as Bogeyman By UPI
UPI reports Haiti's Francois Duvalier as a physician turned dictator who relies on a pistol packing force called tonton macoutte to stay in power. The force, about 10,000 strong, polices the regime with intimidation and torture, while the army has been purged of officers.
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Dugger
Jack McNew
Mathew
Danny
UPI
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Tonton Macoute
Duvalier
Emmy nominations crown The Defenders with nine nods
The Defenders leads Emmy contenders with nine nominations for 1962 63 including best series and best dramatic series. Lucille Ball and Irene Ryan are among outstanding actress nominees joining Shirley Booth Shirl Conway Hazel and Mary Tyler Moore. Winners announced May 26 in New York and Hollywood. show on NBC 9 10 30 p m CDT.
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Hollywood
Jurin
Lucille Ball
Irene Ryan
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Miss Ball
Miss Ryan
Shirley Booth
Hazel
Shirl Conway
Nurses
Mary Tyler Moore
Dick van Dyke
TV appearance on WTHI TV promotes Chief Shakamak Pioneer Days
Jack Ridiinger manager of Jasonville IGA Max Campbell at Linton radio station an nouncer Roy Allaway Shoppers Guide editor and Chief Shak amak will appear on WTHI TV Terre Haute Thursday at 4 45 p m They will explain the Chief Shakamak Pioneer Days to be held May 31 through June 2.
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Jack Ridiinger
Jasonville
IGA
Max Campbell
Linton
RoyAllaway
Shoppers Guide
Chief Shakamak
Wthi-Tv
Terre Haute Thurdsay
Re-marriage may shape Rocke feller 1964 bid
Washington reports on how Nelson Rockefeller's possible divorce and remarriage to Mrs Margaretta Fitler Murphy could affect his presidential chances in 1964. Analysts note public tolerance rising but warn the outcome hinges on economy and foreign policy, with some Democrats skeptical re marriage would decisively alter the race while others see limited impact.
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Washington
WrPrh
White House
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Welsh Says Demos Meet Challenge in Van Wert
Governor Welsh addressed a Democratic rally in Van Wert Ohio criticizing the Republican stance on the era’s problems and urging focus on education and youth employment. He praised Kennedy era training programs and urged expanding the economy to create jobs for young people, calling education the key.
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van Wert
Ohio
Welsh
Democratic Party
Hoosier
Republican Party
Housewife completes first leg of Pacific flight
Betty Miller 36 of Santa Monica lands at Honolulu after 17 hours 3 minutes from Oakland in a twin engine craft completing the first leg of a 7,000 mile planned journey to Brisbane. She aims to fly roughly the reverse route of Amelia Earhart’s 1937 disappearance.
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Honolulu
UPDH
California
Pacific Ocean
Betty Miller
Santa Monica
Oakland
Calif
Oakland - To
Brisbane
Australia
Amelia Berhart
Cataract Yacht Club Opens With Sunday Ceremony
The Cataract Yacht Club on Indiana 243 near Cataract Lake will hold its eighth year opening with a 4 30 pm flag raising on the clubhouse lawn weather permitting. Commodore Walter Schulz Cloverdale and a slate of officers from Greencastle Spencer Terre Haute and Bloomfield will participate and invite the public to attend.
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Cataract
Kenneth Bunton
Tere Haute
Greenecastle
Robert O'Hare
Greencastle
Wayne Scherer
Terre Haute
Glenn J. Hay
Spencer
T. Perry Wesley
Dennis Sachs
Bloomfield
Schulz
Little Change Noted In Unemployment in Indiana
Indiana unemployment claims held near 36,250 for the week, with little change from the prior period. Director Lewis Nicolini of the Employment Security Division said layoffs were mostly small scale and temporary due to material shortages, inventory checks, and seasonal production revisions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lewis Nicolini
DIY boom swells to 3 billion with 90 percent by homeowners
The Barrett Division of Allied Chemical reports that do it yourself projects have grown into a 3 billion industry. About 90 percent of these jobs are undertaken by owners of single family homes, reflecting a broad household trend in home improvement.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Barrett
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