Cool Weather To End Warm Indiana Spell
Indiana faces cooler conditions after a warm humid Memorial Day weekend. Temperatures hit 78 to 84 in Evansville to South Bend and Fort Wayne, with 60s at night. The five day outlook calls for mostly fair weather, light rain mainly Friday or Saturday, and temperatures near normal. A tornado warning affected northwest Indiana Sunday while scattered showers touched down in parts of Hoosierland and around Indianapolis.
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Globe-Democrat resumes after 99 day guild strike
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat resumed publication Sunday night after ending a 99 day walkout by 332 members of the St. Louis Newspaper Guild.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
John L. Lewis blasts Eisenhower over steel wage talks
UMW president John L. Lewis accused President Eisenhower of interfering in steel wage negotiations and siding with steel magnates. He charged the President departed from labor policy, warned against wage freezes, and criticized efforts to convict Teamsters leader James Hoffa. Lewis framed the issue as a fight over inflation and workers’ wages.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
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Justice Department
Special Committee of Congress
Internal Revenue
Jimmie Hoffa
Recreation program under way in West Vigo district
The Metropolitan School District of West Vigo opens its summer recreation program with over 200 enrolled for a month of swimming at the Fresh Air Camp. Activities will also run at Concannon Fairview Consolidated and Dresser schools and all three West Terre Haute schools.
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Dresser
West Terre Haute
Japan marks meteorological, human rights days and safety weeks
On June 1 in Tokyo the nation observes meteorological day and human rights protection day. The opening ceremonies begin national traffic safety and anti noise weeks with public programs and pledges.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fort Wayne Bank Robber Confesses to Grabill Holdup
David L. Lynch 21 of Fort Wayne confessed to robbing the Grabill Bank on March 31 and Sunday’s service station holdups. He and his pregnant wife Anne were jailed on preliminary armed robbery charges while investigators recovered weapons and the bag from the Grabill crime. Police said Lynch acted on impulse, with threats used to scare witnesses.
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Ind
Grabill Bank
David L. Lynch
Grabill
Lynch
Anne
Allen County
Jack Nye
Auburn
Nye
James C. Harris
Harris
Kenneth Kiser
Decatur
Purdue awards 1488 degrees at Lafayette ceremony
Purdue University conferred 1488 bachelor degrees at its commencement in Lafayette, with 201 advanced degrees and 173 two year technology diplomas. President Frederick L. Hovde urged graduates to pursue lifelong learning to preserve America’s free society.
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Purdue University
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Purdue
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Hovde
Mental Health Workers Slain Trigger Hunt for Son
A Oklahoma couple Elmer Brillhart 46 and Florence Brillhart 45 were killed at home by a crowbar. Their son Clark Brillhart 24, recently released on convalescent leave from Western State Mental Hospital, fled in the couple’s 1956 blue two tone car after allegedly telling a neighbor he killed his parents. Clark, a OSU senior in business administration, is sought as authorities seal off the area.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Elmer Brillhart
Florence
State Crime Bureau
Clark
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Pete) Peters
Young Brillhart
Rollie Duggan
Wayne Boyd
Western State Mental Hospital
Ft. Supply
Misses sheath playsuit pattern sale by Marian Martin
Advertises Printed Pattern 9149 Half Sizes for Misses sheath playsuit. Notes built up bodice wide straps conceal bra and slim line for fuller figures. Includes printed directions. Cost 35 cents each pattern plus 10 cents extra for mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Tax Extension For Two Years Held Likely
Key Democrats weigh extending the Korean war era excise taxes for two more years on corporations cigarettes liquor beer wine and automobiles. President Eisenhower favors a one year extension but insiders expect administration support for two years. Lawmakers must act by June 30 to preserve revenue. The Ways and Means Committee plans quick approval amid industry opposition.
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Congress
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Pickpocket Loses Wallet After Zoo Chase
In Cairo on June 1 a pickpocket fleeing police through the city zoo discarded the evidence. Officers spent three hours coaxing three curious monkeys to relinquish the stolen wallet.
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Cairo
JPI
Auto Industry Pushes for Permanent Tax Rate Change
The automobile industry seeks Congress to drop the temporary 10 percent excise tax on cars to a permanent seven percent rate. Last year the industry failed to block another extension amid falling sales and layoffs. Extending the temporary tax would keep the corporate income tax at 52 percent rather than rising to 47 percent.
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Congress
Carpet Tone Foam Cleaner for Fine Carpets
Carpet Tone foam cleaner restores color while remaining mild. Suitable for entire carpets or just traffic paths on expensive rugs. Use with any applicator or long handle brush. A $1.79 container cleans two 9 by 12 rugs.
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