Core Supports Move to Oust 2 Candidates
In Indianapolis on June 12 the St Joseph County Democratic chair seeks Brennan and Solmos to withdraw from the ticket amid an alleged bribe case. State chair J Manfred Core backs the move but says he lacks legal power to remove them. Baldoni up the county line says Brennan and Solmos should give up their spots for November.
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Wisconsin Pilot Charged After Plane Strikes Power Line
In Kentland Indiana a Wisconsin pilot Louis Belsha 29 Milwaukee was charged with flying under the influence after his Cessna 172 struck a power line and crash landed five miles north of town on Monday. Passengers Elmer Phillips Jr 28 and George Neal 34 Milwaukee were charged with public intoxication. Neal sustained a cut to his right arm from windshield debris.
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Brennan denies sealed envelope claim in Lake County case
Brennan disputes Solmos statement about a sealed envelope from Ray Nusbaum, a Walkerton funeral director. Nusbaum previously said he paid Solmos $5,000 after being told it would insure his acquittal from a reckless homicide charge arising from a fatal Lake County accident.
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Honorary Degree for Secretary Rusk From Oxford
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will receive an honorary doctor’s degree from Oxford University during a 10 day Western Europe tour. Diplomatic sources said the honors come as Rusk, a Rhodes scholar, had already earned a master's from St. John’s College Oxford.
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GOP Bigwigs Hint Rockefeller Likely 1964 Nominee
In Seattle delegates discuss potential 1964 GOP nominee with Rockefeller favored if he secures re election. Nixon's viability is questioned, Romney and Scranton named as alternatives, Goldwater favored for conservative wing, Hinman avoids commitments while gauging state views. If Rockefeller wins big in 1963, a Kennedy style grass roots bid could recur.
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Dear Abby Philosophy Not To Live By
Dear Abby replies to readers with pieces of advice on insurance attitudes marriage and social manners. The column covers topics from life insurance reluctance to marital strain and hosting guests, offering practical guidance and humorous tone.
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Books Grow Colorful in New York Market
J F Tapley Co reports rising color and individuality in books, including religious titles, as firms seek eye catching editions to boost sales and attract readers.
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Grills Moves For Judgment In Reapportionment Suit
Indiana State Senator Nelson Grills moved for a default judgment in his reapportionment suit against the Indiana State Board of Elections. He asked Marion Superior Court Judge John Linder to direct the board to conduct a fair and legal election.
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Southwark Fair beer winner tied 15 second record
London reports the Southwark Fair beer drinking contest winner finished in 15 seconds. The same report notes a 1963 General Assembly member stating the board has not answered a suit by the May 20 deadline. Indiana Supreme Court reviews a request to stop Linder from hearing the case, filed March to challenge current legislative districts and demand reapportionment, last done in 1921.
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Prelates Prepare for Opening of Church Council
Vatican City June 12 More than 100 cardinals bishops and other high church officials met in Rome for the seventh session of the Central Preparatory Commission the last before the ecumenical council opens at St Peter's Basilica Oct 11 The agenda covers individual and mass conversions relations with non Catholics and lay Catholic movement concerns. One year of a dog's life is about equal to seven years.
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