Four Congress members accused of malignant interference in Indiana harbor project
White House and Congress clash over Burns Ditch harbor near Burns Waterway Indiana Porter County. Four lawmakers denied the project is dead while Bethlehem Steel faces pressure from Sen Douglas opposing dunes development. Salinger said information will be reviewed by the Budget Bureau in weeks. Kennedy activity in dunes dispute noted but not commented on.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Paul E. Hatfield
Devansville
House
Charles W. Edwards
R-Spencer
United States
Hatfield
Congress
Bethlehem Steel Co
Burns Waterway
Porter County
Washington
White House
Burns Ditch Harbor
Pierre Salinger
Budget Bureau
Bureau of the Budget
Salinger
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Douglas
Indiana Dunes
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Senior Democrat Lets Fly in Tax Squabble
Indiana House debate over taxes heats up as Rep. James F. Hunter questions leadership and urges replacements. Rep. Charles W. Edwards agrees a strong push is needed and the chamber continues the tax argument on page two.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James F. Hunter
Chicago
Hunter
Charles W. Edwards
R Spencer
Jim
Weather data bulletin highlights morning readings
At 6 a.m and 9 a.m the river stage is 1.3 feet and stationary. Temperatures show 42 degrees at 9 a.m with a 0.17 inch precip and 0.19 inch at noon. Sunset occurs at 5:23 p.m.
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Burrise
Local Weather Summary Terre Haute Illinois Indiana Short Term Forecast
Local conditions report yesterday’s high 25 and low 2 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for increasing clouds and little temperature change tonight in Terre Haute and vicinity with low 8 to 14. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow and high 27 to 32.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Jury exonerates Hoosier driver in Pitt student death
An Allegheny County coroner jury exonerated Indiana man John L. Wyatt after a crash that killed University of Pittsburgh dental student John H. Morris. Wyatt testified he lost control due to defective steering as his car left the road and toppled after sideswiping a tree. A mechanic said a kingpin likely broke before the wreck.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Indiana
University of Pittsburgh
John H. Morris
John L. Wyatt
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wyatt
Earl Minson
Nuclear Arms Talks Reopened in Geneva
The 17 nation disarmament conference resumes with a hopeful U S plea for a nuclear test ban treaty while the Soviet Union demands the U S abandon overseas bases as the price. William Foster reads Kennedy appeal noting on site inspections. Kuznetsov counters with Moscow declaration against foreign soil for delivery forces.
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Geneva
United States
White House
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kennedy
Foster
Vassili V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Chief Justice Warren Addresses Georgians on Science and Law
Chief Justice Earl Warren warned that law lags behind science and must partner with it to guide progress. Speaking at Georgia Tech in Atlanta on Lincoln’s birthday, he praised the Constitution as timeless and urged its divine role in adapting to the space age.
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Earl Warren
Lincoln
Georgia Tech
Warren
Supreme Court
General Leads U S Marines in 50 Mile Hike
Brig Gen Tompkins led 34 Marine officers on a 50 mile hike at Camp Lejeune despite rain. Maj. George Fox started the group on time, with Maj. Gen. Wieseman observing. Only two wives and a child attended the event.
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N. C
McC. Tompkins
George Fox
Frederick L. Wieseman
2Nd Marine Division
Tompkins
Carma Hume
David Hume
London
Ohio
David Scott Hume
Jane Williams
Ben Williams
Oklahoma City
Oklo
David
Kennedy Defense of Cuba Policy Faces GOP Attacks
Senate leaders Mike Mansfield and Hubert Humphrey denounce partisan charges against the Kennedy administration over Cuba. They urge critics like Nelson Rockefeller and Kenneth Keating to avoid unverified accusations, defending disclosures on Soviet forces in Cuba and warning against inflaming public emotion.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Mansfield
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Hugh Scott
Senate
Humphrey
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Rockefeller
United States
Hemisphere
Scott
Khrushchev
Europe
Keating
Congress
Manhattan Population Density Reported by City Plan Office
United Press International notes Manhattan averages 75,072 residents per 22.6 square miles as cited by the New York City Department of Planning.
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United Press International
Island of Manhattan
New York City
President Honors Abraham Lincoln Birthday Event At White House
Washington February 12 Abraham Lincoln the first Republican president in the White House will be honored today by current Democratic occupants with a civil rights themed birthday party. President Kennedy will receive a 250 page historians report on civil rights progress since Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. About 800 officials and civil rights leaders attend a buffet reception, press coverage banned, marking the Kennedy era’s first major White House social event without reporters.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Lincoln
GOP
Bird Sanctuary Hearing Slated For Tomorrow
A public hearing on a 9 800 acre federal bird refuge proposed for Vigo and Clay counties will be held Wednesday afternoon in Terre Haute. Congressman Richard L Roudebush will preside at 4 pm in Room 203 of the Federal Building. The Wabash National Wildlife Refuge would straddle the Splinge reservoir area, about half in each county, and would displace 86 families. The plan’s land costs and dike work remain undisclosed. The area once hosted a shallow reservoir supplying the Wabash and Erie Canal known as a hunter s paradise.
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Clay Counties
Terre Haute
Richard L. Roudebush
Federal
Wabash National Wildlife
Splinge
Lewis
Blackhawk
Riley
Vigo County
Cory
Clay City
Clay County
Indiana
Fish and Fildlife
Kennedy to hold televised news conference Thursday
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. Thursday (EST). It is expected to be televised but no decision has yet been made.
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Washington
Kennedy
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