End in Sight for U S Aid To Chinese
Washington reports a five year phase out of American aid to Nationalist China as Chinese economic growth presumably reduces need. Howard Parsons, director of AID mission to Taiwan, noted the shift on a taped Iowa radio TV program. Aid last year totaled 212.6 million dollars. military 132.3 million and economic 80.3 million.
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U. S
China
Howard Parsons
Agency For International Development
Taiwan
Iowa
Medal of Freedom recipient J Clifford MacDonald dies
J Clifford MacDonald 62 who was named to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom for work with handicapped children died Friday after a long illness. He led the National Association for Retarded Children from 1955 to 1957 and opened a training center for mentally handicapped children in 1953.
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Tampa
Fla
J. Clifford MacDonald
MacDonald
National Association For Retarded Children
Rights Issue On Agenda at Dixie Parley
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace plans five civil rights resolutions for the Southern Governors Conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. The proposals oppose Kennedy civil rights measures and federal troop use in desegregation battles, and protest Communist participation and McNamara’s order restricting segregated city facilities.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Little Judge
Montgomery
Kennedy
Wallace
Miami Beach
Hollywood
Fla
Conference Resolution Committee
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Congress
Washington
Defense
Robert McNamara
Fugitive Held Without Bond Near Local Arrest
Randolph Sales of 21092 Linden Street was held without bond Friday by Justice of the Peace Lee Easton on a fugitive warrant charging failure to provide. He was arrested at the request of South Bend police and will be taken to South Bend.
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Randolph Sales
Linden Street
Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
South Bend
Police dog bite leads to investigation in Marshfield
Marshfield police officer Raymond Blanchard answered a complaint about Eugene Cichon's dog biting a neighbor. Upon entering the Cichon home to investigate, the dog bit Blanchard, prompting further action.
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Marshfield
Wis
Raymond Blanchard
Eugene Cichon
Blanchard
Chichon
Welsh Names 5 to Safety Groups
Governor Welsh Friday named five men to posts on two state traffic safety groups. He named Charles Harbison of Spencer and Al Huber and Noble Sutton of Indianapolis to the Governors Traffic Safety Study Committee and William N Hamilton and Robert A Smith, both of Indianapolis, to Advisory Board.
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Indianapolis
Welsh Friday
Charles Harbison
Spencer
al Huber
Noble Sutton
William N. Hamilton
Robert A. Smith
Teens’ stylish easy pattern for fall fashion
Clever young fashion students love this look with a deep standaway band neckline and a lightly fitted midriff. Printed Pattern 9330 Teen Sizes 10 12 14 16 requires 2% yards 35 inch fabric. Mail 35 cents plus 15 cents for pattern first class. Send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept New York. Clip coupon offers 500 pattern. Catalog 50 cents.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Governors Car Collision Lands No Serious Injuries
Gov and wife escaped injury when their car and another in their party collided with a third vehicle on Route 70 en route to White Sulphur Springs for the Southern Governors Conference. Three injured but none seriously.
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Carthage
Tenn
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
White Sulphur Springs
Dagger Speeder Warrants Issued for Thomas Taylor
Judge Edward Everett announced in City Court that if a violator fails to appear within 30 days after a bench warrant is issued a copy will be sent to the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles for action. A bench warrant was issued for Thomas Taylor, 35, Dugger Box 235, charged with speeding.
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Edward Everett
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Thomas Taylor
Dugger
Letters Entered for Two Estates in Probate Records
Probate entries show Mrs. Ethel Mae Soucie as administrator for her husband Orell C. Soucie who died August 8 with $5,000 in personal property. Gambill Cox Zwr ner Gambill Sullivan represent the estate. Also the will of Sadie Hanna, who died May 19 at 78, was admitted. Monsoor Hanna named executor with $5,000 bond. Heirs include Sam Hanna, Helen Sims, Joseph Hanna, James Hanna, Monte Carl Hanna, Kay Arlene Hanna, and Marilyn Hanna.
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Orell C. “Duke” Soucie
Ethel Mae Soucie
Gambill, Cox, Zwrner, Gambill and Sullivan
Leonard Conrad
Sadie Hanna
Monsoor Hanna
Monsoor
Sam Hanna
North Twenty-fifth Street
Helen Sims
South Ninth Street
Joseph Hanna
Sycamore Street
James Hanna
Indianapolis
Monte Carl Hanna
Kay Arlene Hanna
Marilyn Hanna
Extradition request widens to hospital robbery case
James M. Cummings, 29, a former South Bend, Indiana resident, faces additional charges after authorities link him to a Lakeside Hospital robbery in Cleveland. He awaits extradition to Indiana on a robbery charge tied to City Councilman Michael Matovinia holdup, with prosecutors deciding where to pursue the case.
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Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Cleveland
Ohio
James M. Cummings
Hammond
Michael Matovinia
Matovinia
Lakeside Hospital
Speeding fines listed for multiple motorists
Trial set for September 16. Harold Haggerty, 27, Robert Liva, 222 South Eighth, and Lloyd Williams, 17, each fined 17.75 for speeding. Richard McGaffney, 23, 1427 College, fined 2.75 for no license and 7.75 for driving wrong way. Betty Ballinger, 36, 542 North Fifth, fined 2.75 for no license. Darrell Bishop, 45, Bloomingdale, fined 7.75 for running a red light.
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Harold A. Haggerty
Gilbert Avenue
Robert Liva
South Eighth Street
Lloyd E. Williams
Richard L. McGaffney
College Avenue
Betty Ballinger
North Fifth Street
Darrell Bishop
Bloomingdale
Giant cabbage weigh 22 pounds grown by Dode Purcell
A 22 pound cabbage was grown by Dode Purcell of RR 2 Brazil and shown in Terre Haute by Oscar Nichols The Star route driver. Nichols also displayed a pimento tomato hybridized by Purcell noting his reputation as a gardener and horticultural experimenter.
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Dode Purcell
RR 2
Brazil
Terre Haute
Oscar Nichols
Star
Nichols
Purcell
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