U S Weighs Higher Tariffs on Common Market Poultry
Washington reports a U S tariff threat to raise duties on Europe if the Common Market raises poultry tariffs from 13 to 14 percent. Trade negotiator Herter says the U S seeks better access for poultry across the six nations and may balance tariffs elsewhere if terms fail. Also, U S aid to South Korea totals 34.6 million dollars to support inflation controls. Britain’s Walker urges Kennedy to slow the push for a multinational NATO nuclear force.
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United States
Europe
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Herter
Communications Commission drops probe into $100,000 WNDT gift
The Communications Commission will not pursue whether NBC’s $100,000 gift to New York educational station WNDT influenced programming. The FCC said there were no strings attached and the inquiry is closed, while a separate effort aims to draft the force proposal into treaty form by early next year.
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the Communications Commission
New York
National Broadcasting Co
WNDT
Retailers Plan Court Action On Sales Tax
Indiana retailers threaten court action if the new 2 percent sales tax begins with ventures under 50 cents exempt. Indiana Retail Council VP Charles B. Van Nuys criticized the 50 cent starting point as unacceptable while the Revenue Board prepares to set brackets after a June 11 hearing ahead of a July 1 implementation. The board includes Gov. Matthew E. Welsh and state officials Dorothy Gardner and Robert E. Hughes.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Retail Council
Charles B. van Nuys
State Revenue Board
Indiana
General Assembly
van Nuys
Matthew E. Welsh
Dorothy Gardner
Robert E. Hughes
Welsh
In Board
Names Selected for Hurricanes
Miami June 1 Hurricane season starts June 15 with the Weather Bureau ready to monitor storms. Air Force and Navy reconnaissance aircraft stand by to track developing systems during the June to November period. Names chosen for Atlantic tropical storms include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debora Edith Flora Ginny Hannah Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna and Wallis.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debora
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Rachael
Sandra
Terese
Verna
Wallis
Wabash Students Plead Guilty to Theft Charges
Six Wabash College students pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing coins from vending machines in a two month span. Sentencing was postponed until damages and total thefts are determined. Defendants include Richard Reynolds Garrett Dudley Davis Brown Newby Brennan and Joel Bruce Newby. They offered to repay the losses.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Howard A. Sommer
Montgomery
Darlington
New Richmond
Wingate
Lafayette
Covington
Jamestown
Roachdale
Williamsport
Rob Roy
Litton
Avon
Danville
Richard W. Reynolds
Garrett
William Dudley
Cedar Lake
Charles S. Davis
Grosse Points
Mich
Roger Brown
Mount Vernon
Joel Bruce Newby
Michael W. Brennan
Indianapolis
Child Killed Selling Poppies Near Bremen Restaurant
An eight year old girl, Mona Shadrix, was selling poppies to aid disabled veterans when a switch engine moved forward and she stepped back, dying at the scene near a Bremen Georgia restaurant where her mother worked.
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Bremen
Mona Shadrix
Mona
Photos from sub disaster not of vessel crew
Photographs shown by the submarine submarine Conrad were not of the submarine that sank with 129 aboard. Civil authorities described the area 220 miles east of Boston as the prime region for the photographing, using a CIC camera made for deep submergence. The Navy Court of Inquiry in Portsmouth, New Hampshire considered the evidence today.
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Boston
Conrad
Navy
Portsmouth
N. H
10 Castro agents caught in Peru
La Paz reports the capture of 16 Peruvian Castro agents after they allegedly killed a border guard and crossed into Bolivia to evade Peruvian authorities. One fugitive was killed. ten survivors will be taken to the capital under guard next Wednesday, with uncertain handover to Peru. The group, said to follow Fidel Castro, carried cash from Peru, Brazil, the United States and Bolivia.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Peru
Fidel Castro
Brazil
United States
Bauer Exchange Club Speaker on Indiana Assembly Results
Fred T. Bauer will speak on The Results of the Indiana General Assembly at the Terre Haute Exchange Club Tuesday noon meeting at the Deming Hotel. A joint meeting with Kiwanis Jaycee and Rotary is set for Tuesday at Terre Haute House. A picnic is planned for June 25.
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Fred T. Bauer
Indiana General Assembly
Terre Haute
Thieves Target Plant During Memorial Day Break
A Baltimore paper reports thieves entered a local paper company plant over Memorial Day weekend and absconded with a German Shepherd watch dog missing from the premises.
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Baltimore
Navy nurse guides sailor to birth of son near Memphis
The sailor called in a panic as his wife went into labor. Lieutenant Catherine B. Fischer of the naval air station gave verbal delivery instructions before dawn, enabling Aviation Structural Mechanic 2/C William J. Pope to deliver a healthy baby boy. She recalled prior experiences with multiple births.
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Memphis
Tenn
Catherine B. Fischer
Naval Air Station
William J. Pope
Pope
Fischer
Plane to Fly 40 Foot Saturn Stage to Cape Canaveral
Van Nuys California June 1 The shipper Aero Spacelines won a 194 850 NASA contract to fly the 40 foot top stage of the Saturn rocket from California to Florida in about 12 hours using the Pregnant Guppy plane. John Conroy led the venture and said the venture began as a private gamble.
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van Nuys
Calif
California
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Conroy
Conroy
Aero Spacelines
Boeing
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Florida
Federal Aviation Agency
Punta Arenas Claims World’s Southernmost City Title
Punta Arenas in Patagonia sits at the Straits of Magellan as the world’s southermost city, marking a notable geographic distinction.
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Punta Arenas
Patagonia
Straits of Magellan
A Bargain Trip to a City In Europe
Jim Bishop recounts a European city famed for cheap living and rich culture. Details include affordable rents, meals, and local sights such as El Escorial and the Prado. The piece notes labor costs, travel times from New York, and the city’s isolation and readiness to rejoin Western Civilization.
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la Casa de Campo
Europe
TWA
New York
Gibraltar
Paco’s
Madrid
el Escorial
Valley of the Fallen
Prado
Segovia
Isabella
Olcala de Henares
Cervantes
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Africa
Straits of Gibraltar
Pedro
Actress Maureen O'Sullivan's son faces drug possession charge
Santa Monica Calif June 1 Patrick Joseph Farrow 20 son of actress Maureen O'Sullivan pleaded innocent to narcotics possession He was arraigned Friday and ordered to stand trial July 22
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Santa Monica
Calif
Patrick Joseph Farrow
Maureen ‘O’sullivan
C. R. Mayfield's Hard Cub Cadet Cab Gain
C. R. Mayfield sales head Charles Bielfield touts International Cub Cadet as a versatile lawn and garden tractor able to mow up to an acre per hour and handle tilling plowing and cultivating with Cadet attachments. The local International Harvester dealer at 200 North Ninth Street highlights service, spare parts, and a six-model combine lineup for wheat harvest season.
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Charles Bielfield
C. R. Mayfield
International
Bielfield
C. R. May
Field
International Harvester
North Ninth Street
Will Moses
Mayfield Service
C. R. Mayfield Service Department
John Pine
Bob Harrison
Ray Huff
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Chung Hee Park
State Department
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Patrick Gordon Walker
Labor Party
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Mgr
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Bauer Exchange Club
Jim Bishop
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OASIS
Air Oriers
Good Housekeeping
Walker Electric Supply
S. 3Rd ST
K M
Ineral Patnicy 3
Ryan “‘Name
S. Ith
Auto Machine Shop
Hoosier Auto Parts
ACME
4Th Ave
Roesch-Burman
Acousticon Hearing Center
Ohio St
Glenn
Elliott
Sanders
Krietenstein’s
North 4Th St
Hase
Ross Ea
Fmotestat
Cariel
Bulls Rt
Walnut St
Ross
Miller Floral CO
Plum St
Customusic
Hulman
G. A. Monninger
Carl Giffel
Overhead Door CO
Johns-Manville
Reiman Lime and Cement
Frozen Fresh Foods, Inc
Tony’s Shoe Service
Wabash Ave
United Electric and Machine Co
Rype
SRT AG Alamele
Arbecue Restaurant
S. 13Th St
Kadel
Howard
Johnson
WM. Leroy White & Son
Hulman Street
Mier
TV Sales & Service, Inc
Liberty U
Cromwell Furniture and Auction CO
North Third
Terre Haute Home Improvement CO
Wab. Ave
Terre Haute, Ind
Concrete Terre Haute Concrete Supply Corp
10Th and
Chestnut
South
Emberton
Sleeter
Jewelry Shop
Eastside Furniture & Appliances
Onument CO
Eel Ae Ower
Ck Mtn Lda Te
Metab
Ct Tae Aer
Leck-ray
Laughrey Bros. Roofing & Siding CO
15Th and
Penn R. R
Farmall
McCormick
International Cub
International Harvester Dealer
Mr. Mayfield
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