Kennedy moves to halt air strike amid talks
President Kennedy planned to name a White House emergency board to delay a 60 day strike by 10 000 ground crew against American Airlines while talks continued with the flight engineers union over a plan to avert a walkout at Trans World Airlines The National Mediation Board warned the strike would disrupt essential transportation services and the Labor Department pressed both sides to refine their settlement proposals
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Washington
American Airlines
Flight Engineers
Trans World Airlines
Kennedy
White House
American
National Mediation Board
Transport Workers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
TWA
Indiana Future Homemakers Meet At State College
About 800 members and advisers of the Indiana Association of Future Homemakers of America will gather on the Indiana State College campus for the sixteenth annual state convention over two days. The Executive Council arrived for planning as sessions are set in ISC Student Union Building. The convention banquet is planned for 5 45 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Union ballrooms followed by an after dinner program in the auditorium.
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Indiana Association of Future Homemakers of America
Indiana State College
ISC
Student Union
Merry Watson
FHA
Judith Ann Burton
Mitchell
Marcia Riggin
Rogerton
Northeast
Nancy Harmon
Ramsey
Southeast
Claudia Truax
Plainfield
Central
Betty Waters
Owensville
Southwest
Dixie Frick
Lakeville
Northwest
Carolyn Schenck
Waynetown
Weather Summary and River Outlook
The Weather By U. S. Weather Bureau shows temperatures at 6am 56, noon 73, 9am 63, 2pm 73. Sunrise 5:22, sunset 8:20. River stage 3.8 feet and falling.
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Senor
Weather Notes for Terre Haute and Illinois Regions
Local conditions report mild, partly cloudy weather with no precipitation. Terre Haute area stays in mid 50s tonight and upper 70s Thursday, while Indiana forecasts cooler tonight and highs in the 70s. Illinois expects isolated showers tonight and sunny, with temperatures around the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
GOP convention fiasco leaves vacancy unfilled in Indiana
Democratic leaders mocked the GOP as their Indiana convention faltered over a package voting plan. Delegates failed to reach a quorum after balloting for an appellate court vacancy, prompting adjournment and later appointment of Donald Hunter to fill the seat under state law.
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Lucouay
Indiana
Teven
Thomas Gallmeyer
State Central Committee
Donald Hunter
Lagrange
Commission Defies Welsh on World War Memorial Rules
Indiana War Memorial Commission postponed action on Governor Welsh's demand for rules changes to allow the Indiana Civil Liberties Union to meet in the World War Memorial building. A three member committee was named to study a new, stricter draft and report back by July 18. Risk of the ICLU criticized the loyalty oath as punitive and restrictive.
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Indianapolis
The
War Memorials Commission of
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana Civil Liberties Union
Indiana World War Memorial
Commission
Clarence R. McNabb
Frank V. Dice
Peru
Welsh
Robert G. Risk
TCLU
McNabb
Risk
ICLU
U. S. Attorney General’s Office
American Civil Liberties Union
Four Jet Pilots Die In Cologne Air Show Crash
An American Air Force instructor Captain Jon G. Speer and three West German Air Force pilots died when four U S built F104 Starfighters collided during a rehearsal 10 miles southwest of Cologne. The crash halted the air show.
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Cologne
Germany
Jon G. Speer
Los Angeles
Speer
Country Boys Retain GOP Control In Indiana
Indiana Republicans kept party control at the state convention as rural leaders upset city interests. Robert E. Hughes of Greenwood was renominated for treasurer over Clarence T. Drayer of Indianapolis 1,562 to 979. Alvin C. Cast won the nomination for superintendent of public instruction 1,434 to 808 and 309. The convention backed a conservative platform including delayed reapportionment and geographically based Senate elections.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Indiana
Robert E. Hughes
Greenwood
Clarence T. Drayer
Drayer
Public Works and Supply
Harold W. Handley
H. Dale Brown
11Th District
Alvin C
Kentland
GOP
Public Instructiion
Daviess County
James Beasley
Gary
Riichard Wells
Thor Missile Malfunction Spoils Shot
Thor missile failure forces destruction of a large nuclear device in flight near Johnston Island. No explosion occurred and debris fell into the ocean with no radioactivity danger reported. Officials cited a malfunction in the tracking system as the cause, marking a second abortive Johnston Island test in June.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific Test Site
Johnston
Task Force Headquarters
Sand Island
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Thor
Probe of Vice Switches to Florida Clubs
Washington dispatch reports Daniel P. Sullivan of the Greater Miami Crime Commission linking strip clubs in Miami to a prostitution racket. He told the Senate Investigation subcommittee that officials of the American Guild of Variety Artists were aware of conditions, calling them blatant. The panel, led by Sen. McClellan, investigates alleged connivance between hoodlum run clip joints and AGVA officials, with witnesses from Chicago and Baltimore saying they never enforced protective contracts.
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Washington
Daniel P. Sullivan
Greater Miami Crime Commission
Florida
Sulivan
Senate
American Guild of Variety Artists
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
AGWA
Afl-Cio
Chicago
Baltimore
The Hard Way Girl Keeps Foster Family Together
Rita Foster 20, eldest of nine Foster siblings, left a Minneapolis job to stay with relatives in Warroad Minnesota after both parents died within a year. Her work to keep the family intact drew national attention as the Grand Forks Herald shared their story with AP for wider distribution.
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Wayroad
Minn
Foster
Rita
Minneapolis
Warroad
Grand Forks
N. D
Herald
Fosters
Associated Press
Nine Named To Staffs By College Board
Indiana State College board approves nine appointments to administrative and faculty staffs at a regular meeting on campus. They also grant two leaves of absence two research grants and accept one resignation. Dorothy Mecmullan named chairwoman of Nursing Education. bids awarded for band uniforms kitchen and dining equipment bedding for Erickson Hall and new residence hall.
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ISC Board of Trustees
Dorothy MecMullan
School of Nursing
Russell Sage College
Troy
N. Y
Erickson Hall
Ostwald, Inc
Staten Island
Myron J. Busby
Terre Haute
Wayne A. Crockett
M. D
Hilda Maehling
Mary Jessee
Gary
William R. Kendall
Nappanee
William E. Wilson
J. Kenneth Moulton
Edward F. Bocke
Miss McMullan
Pasadena
Calif
R. N
New York City
New York University
Army
10 More Guards for Plainfield Boys School
Indiana Governor Welsh authorized the Department of Correction to hire 10 additional guards at the Indiana Boys School in Plainfield to curb escapes. Commissioner Campbell announced starting pay increases to 245 dollars monthly for day workers and 225 dollars for night workers, up from 235 and 185 respectively.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Welsh
Indiana Department of Correction
Indiana Boys School
Arthur Campbell
Plainfield Institution
Now You Know By United Press International
A UPI item notes loggerhead turtles take about ten years to grow from a few ounces at birth to an adult weight near 500 pounds, according to the Miami Seaquarium.
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United Press International
Miami
Rusk Opens NATO Consultations in Paris After De Gaulle Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk began a European leg in Paris meeting NATO leaders after a French talks session with Charles de Gaulle that yielded no progress. He met Norstad Finletter and Stikker then planned further briefings with Couve de Murville and Pompidou to press allied nuclear share debates.
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Paris
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Rusk
NATO
de Gaulle
Lauris Norstad
Thomas K. Finletter
U. S
NATO Council
America
Norstad
Finletter
Dirk A. Stikker
Council
Jhis
Maurice ‘Couve de Murville
Georges Pompidou
Couve de Murville
Elysee Palace
Ruling on Suspension of Ray Tryon Reviewed in Court
Suspended city detective Ray Tryon seeks judicial review of a departmental hearing that cleared him of most charges but confirmed a six month suspension and a backdated demotion to patrolman for improper discharge of duty. Trial arguments were set for Wednesday before Judge Albert R. Owens as Tryon aims to overturn or verify the board ruling.
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Ray Tryon
Tryon
City Board of Public Works and Safety
Superior Court No. 2
Albert R. Owens
N. George Nasser
Hansford
John Wesley Smith
Smith
Riverside Auto
Nathaniel B. Moore
Job Claims Down in Indianapolis
Indiana Employment Security Division reports a drop of 176 unemployment benefit claims last week, bringing Indiana totals to 32,806 from 74,377 a year earlier. Only one sizable layoff reported and no plantwide vacations yet.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Employment Security Division
Pleasant Indiana Forecast Extends Cool Spring Weather
Pleasant weather was promised for the last full day of spring in Indiana with mild temperatures following a one day heat wave. The outlook shows continued calm conditions and no rain until the weekend as summer arrives at 9 24 a m Thursday.
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Indiana
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