New Fighting Reported Along Korean Line
PANMUNJOM Korea Aug 3 amid reports of new fighting on the uneasy Korean truce line the U N Command warned Communist North Korea to curb its bloodthirsty marauders or invite its destruction Maj Gen George H Cloud senior U N Command delegate charged North Korea with deliberate malicious assaults in U N controlled territory killing three Americans and wounding a fourth since July 29 North Korea called the charges fabrications The clash took place about 500 yards south of the demarcation line with an American patrol withdrawing after being flanked A U N officer said eight hand grenades were thrown and Soviet type grenades were found along with cartridge cases no casualties were reported on either side casualties are listed from previous incidents in the armistice talks
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U. N. Command
Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
Cloud
Plan Tightens Juvenile Policies At Local Court
Hagmann cites state law to allow waivers for 15 year olds charged with crimes. more minors may face Circuit Court for formal charges. News coverage urged to omit names and addresses of minors under 18. exceptions require Juvenile Department approval.
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Hagmann
Juvenile Department
Man Pleads Guilty To Bank Record False Entry
Norbert H. Merkel 32 of Jasper pleaded guilty to making a false entry in bank records. He admitted an $11,900 non existent loan was recorded at the Du Bois County Bank in Jasper. A pre sentence investigation was ordered as part of the case.
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Indianapolis
PDA
Norbert H. Merkel
Jasper
Merkel
DuBois County
Shortage Forces Edmonton Medical School to Limit Cadavers
Dr. T. S. Leeson of Alberta medical school warned the institution may limit student numbers unless more dead bodies are available. He had set the yearly cadaver need at 35 to 40 and said the 1963-64 term had just enough, with none for the next year.
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Edmonton
Alta
T. S. Leeson
Alberta Medical School
Leeson
Lakes Area Hit by Winds and Hail Storms Across Midwest
Heavy thunderstorms roamed the Great Lakes region with high winds and hail raising death and injury tolls. Reports include near 100 mph winds in Wisconsin tearing tents and felling poles, multiple weather incidents across the Southwest Gulf Coast, and two hurricane warnings as Arlene moved through the Caribbean.
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Great Lakes
Midwest
Wisconsin
Southwest
Gulf Coast
Joliet
Ill
Rockford
Fort Myers
Fla
Key West
Memphis
Tenn
Flagstaff
Ariz
Douglas, Ariz
Grand Canyon
Chicago
Silver Plume
Colo
mid-Atlantic
Arlene
Caribbean
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Landis Faces Prison Term in FTC Ties
Landis, once a member of the Federal Trade Commission and adviser to President Kennedy on regulatory agencies, faces a prison term. He resigned Sept. 7, 1961, the day he was named correspondent in a Washington divorce suit that was later dropped. Adultery allegations were never substantiated.
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Federal Trade Commission
Kennedy
Landis
Washington
Howard Mitchell Dies Suddenly at 46 in Terre Haute
Howard Bud Mitchell Sr. 46, manager of John Wach Tel Corporation, died suddenly at his home RR 1 West Terre Haute about 5 30 a m Saturday. A World War II Navy veteran he is survived by wife Alpha Mae four sons Walter William George and Howard Jr father William Mitchell two brothers William Jr and Elmer Mitchell a sister Helen McCauley and three grandchildren. Services 3 p m Monday Bedino Peace Chapel Rev James Rowe officiating. Burial Roselawn Memorial Park with military graveside rites. Friends may call after 6 p m Saturday.
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Howard
Bud) Mitchell Sr
John Wachtel Corporation
RR 1
West Terre Haute
United States Navy
Alpha Mae
Walter W
William G
George A
Howard W. Jr
William Mitchell
William Jr
Elmer Mitchell
Helen McCauley
Bedino Peace Chapel
James Rowe
Roselawn Memorial Park
Faith in Eggs Campaign Aims to Restore Confidence
The Agricultural Marketing Service and New Jersey Department of Agriculture will jointly run a public relations drive to reassure consumers about eggs. A previous dysentery scare tied to eggs caused price drops in New Jersey, and officials say thorough cooking mitigates risks.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Herman Miller
Marketing Service
Crusaders to Sing at St. Bernice Church
The Crusaders of the Oregon Baptist Church near Terre Haute will perform gospel songs at St. Bernice Baptist Church Sunday evening. Performers include Vernon Cooke George Johnson Paul Cooke and Mrs Vernon Cooke. The public is invited.
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ST. Bernice, Ind
Crusaders
Oregon Baptist Church
Terre Haute
St. Bernice Baptist Church
Vernon Cooke
George Johnson
Paul Cooke
Rail Groups Press Civil Rights Bill As Rail Dispute Fizzles
Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag endorses the public accommodations measure while five other state executives oppose parts of the civil rights package. Louisiana Lt. Gov. Aycock testifies against the bill. The Senate moves to quickly handle the measure as the ICC takeover of railroad work rules is debated during a 30 day rail suspension amid a possible nationwide strike.
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Minnesota
Karl F. Rolvaag
Louisiana
Co. C. Aycock
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Deaths Mrs Rachael Gallez Ellington 68
Mrs. Rachael Gallez Ellington 68 died at her daughter Ruth Stadler home 305 South Sixteenth street Friday morning. Survived by one other daughter Gertrude Barr of Baltimore five sisters and one brother with five grandchildren and a great grandchild. Visitation at Callahan Funeral Home after 6:30 Saturday night with services Monday at 1 30 officiated by Rev Denver Shipley and burial Highland Lawn cemetery.
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Rachael Gallez Ellington
Ruth Stadler
South Sixteenth Street
Gertrude Barr
Baltimore
Sarah Eickhoff
Alice Kammer
Oakland
Calif
Jane Smith
Grass Valley
Jeromine Myers
West Terre Haute
Zail Ferguson
Terre Haute
Dan Gallez
Callahan Funeral
Funeral
Denver Shipley
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Obituary of Charles E Shain of Terre Haute and Utah
Charles Everett Shain 77 of 220 North Fourth street died Friday afternoon at Union Hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs. Alton Cook of Terre Haute and son Leonard E. of Utah. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at Ball Porter Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Charles Everett Shain
North Fourth Street
Union Hospital
Alton Cook
Terre Haute
Leonard E
Utah
Ball- Porter Funeral Home
Woodlawn Cemetery
John Pierson 75 Dies. Retired Coal Miner
John Pierson aged 75 of 3120 Plum Street died Friday at Union Hospital. He was a retired coal miner. Services set for 1 p.m. Monday at Bedino Peace Chapel with friends encouraged to call Sunday afternoon.
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John Pierson
Plum Street
Union Hospital
Bedino Peace Chapel
Beulah Raines Badger 72 Dead At Sullivan Home
Beulah Raines Badger of RR 4 Sullivan dies Friday at home. She is survived by husband Frank two sons Lowell and Rev Philip Badger two daughters Halcyon Winters Hester Hall Eunice Hawthorn and Mary Badger eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services at Alexander Funeral Home Sunday at 3 pm officiated by Brother Clyde Peck and Rev Arthur Fields with burial in Pogue cemetery.
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Sullivan
Ind
Beulah Raines Badger
RR 4
North State Street
Church of Christ
Frank
Halcyon Winters
Indianapolis
Hester Hall
St. Petersburg
Fla
Eunice Hawthorn
Watertown
Ss. D
Mary Badger
Lowell
Merom
Obituary Notices From Indiana Valley Counties
Multiple obituary notices across Indiana towns report the deaths of Mrs. Lucille Haviland Mrs Grace R Butt Guy M Mauk Earl French Mrs Ermer Darland and Marilyn Morse. Services are scheduled Sunday or Saturday at various churches and funeral homes with burials in several cemeteries and military or religious rites noted.
Astronaut health cleared by NASA amid rumors
Washington reports NASA refuted rumors about the health of astronauts M. Scott Carpenter and Walter M. Schirra Jr. Both men are not in poor health because of their orbital flights or for any other reasons, per the agency citing their doctor as authority.
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Washington
Houston
Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
M. Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Carpenter
Schirra
Writer Oliver La Farge Dies at 61 in Albuquerque
Oliver La Farge a noted author historian and anthropologist died Friday in Albuquerque at age 61 after a heart ailment He won the 1929 Pulitzer Prize for Laughing Boy a study of Navajo life observers noted his scholarship and fiction work across Native American topics
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Albuquerque
N. M
Oliver la Farge
la Farge
Man Survives Tide After Losing Clothes on Beach
In Blackpool England a man waded into the rising tide and climbed the steps one by one as water reached his neck. Police said he swam in undershorts, lost them, and the tide washed away the rest of his garments.
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Blackpool
England
Welsh fires Indiana beverage chief Hartke backed for renomination
Gov. Welsh dismissed Indiana Beverage Chief Hartke amid reports he seeks a Senate bid next year. Hershberger, Cass County and Hebron meeting figures, abstained from voting while Hartke's district endorsements expanded to the 2nd 4th and 5th districts. McHale and Hershberger discussed the action in Welsh's office.
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Hartke
D-Ind
Hershberger
Flora
Hebron
Howard L. Weninger
Jean B. Nicholas
Cass County
Voice
Welsh
Senate
Indiana
Hershberger Long
Frank McHale
Logansport
Indianapolis
McHale
Racial unrest stretches across multiple southern states
Reports from Chicago to Washington describe staged demonstrations and sit ins as civil rights activity intensifies. In Savannah and Charleston leaders discuss near-term integration agreements while Virginia and Mississippi towns face mass mobilizations and arrests.
Woman Dies in Storm Toppled Tree Auto Collision
A South Bend mother, Charlotte G. Schiff, 35, died when a storm toppled a tree in front of a car on U S 33. Her husband Phillip, 40, and son Joe, 11, were hospitalized in serious condition.
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South Bend
U. S
Indiana
Charlotte G. Schiff
Phillip
Willard V. Speakes
Flint
Mich
Wolf Lake
Noble County
Schiff
Joe
Whitley County Hospital
Columbia City
Jennie Gilbert
Barrie
Speakes
Beulah
Sloan Speakes
Riverside
Whitley Hospital
Covington
Michigan
Franklin County
Bailey G. Willeford
Kingman
Ada May
Willeford
Civil Defense Group Plans 12 Hour Shelter Drill
Terre Haute Civil Defense instructors prepare for a 12 hour simulated survival session at City Hall shelter. The exercise includes warning systems limited rations and mock decontamination to apply classroom theory to practice. A dozen local men will participate.
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Civil Defense
Terre Haute City Hall
Gilbert Leonard
Little People at National Convention Comment on Coffee
PD reports Bill Raecke four foot eight inches tall speaks at the Little People of America national convention in Des Moines Iowa. He jokes about the trouble getting plain black coffee as waitresses offer milk and soda pop.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bill Raecke
Little People of America
Training volunteers for Vigo County shelters tested in drills
Managers for the 73 public shelter areas in Vigo County will face the strain of the first half day of an actual emergency drill. Time will pass quickly as volunteers seek practical solutions in a brief test period. Leonard calls the exercise a blessing in disguise and notes the need to occupy participants to prevent boredom. Two speaker systems will mimic CONELRAD radio and Citizens' Band radio for shelter-outpost communication.
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Vigo County
Leonard
Conelrad
Swift Strike Lil Exercise Sends 300 Men West
About 300 men and 30 C-19 Flying Boxcars of the 434th Troop Carrier Wing at Bakalar Air Force Base departed Columbus Indiana for Kinston North Carolina to participate in the joint Army Air Force exercise Swift Strike Lil.
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Columbus
Ind
434Th
Bakalar Air Force Base
Kinston
N. C
Approve Plans For New Bridge At Clinton
Highway officials outlined three bridge options for Clinton with a proposed relocation from the Parke County approaches to Walnut street. The plan envisions a 1100 foot nine span structure rising three feet above high water, crossing northeast from Walnut street. Previously the span suffered a collapse after a 1961 auto collision, with a Bailey temporary bridge and later one lane after beams snapped in winter.
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Faith IN Eggs
Wirtz
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Mrs
Lucille Haviland
Coal City
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Spencer
Elroy Denny
Mishawaka
Lloyd Muncie
Brazil
Ora Blake
Homer Stephenson
Centerpoint
Schoppenhorst
Clay City
Grace R. Butt
Cory Baptist Church
Earl Cummings
Lloyd Wright
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rentschler
Guy M. Mauk
Martinsville
Greenwell Funeral Home
Marion Sullens
Ridgelawn
Martinsville American Legion Post
Earl French
Pimento
Mattie
Thurman of
Fidler and Wood Funeral Home
Farmersburg
Brown Cemetery
Ermer Darland
Tangier
Brown Funeral Home
Montezuma
A. W. Machinski
Memory Garden Cemetery
Rockville
Marilyn Morse
Saline City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pinckney
Swarthout Funeral Home
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Gov. Welsh Fires
Indiana Beverage
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Montgomery
Ala
Congress
Solomon S. Seay
Negro Montgomery Improvement Association
New York
Harlem
Birmingham
Recorder’s Court
Clarksdale
Miss
Arlington
Virginia State Senate
Robert Corber
Albertis S. Harrison
National Guard
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Virginia
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Commission On Race and Religion
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National Council of Churches
SNCC
State
Leflore County
James O. Eastland
D-Mi
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Associated Press
Mount Hope
Marshall
Earl Goodnough
Florence
Roy C. White
Anderson
White
Joe Curry
Kalamazoo
Curry
Clinton
Eastside
Curtis Mathes
the Andrews
Top
Englander
Dcc
Eastside Discount House
Mose Nasser, SR
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