Kennedy Adenauer confer seeks action on nuclear NATO force
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer conferred in Bonn on creating a multinational NATO nuclear force and on strengthening US Western Europe ties. They discussed Moscow test ban talks and trade with the Common Market. Salinger said a communique would follow. Kennedy, cheered by a German crowd, attended Mass in Cologne Cathedral.
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Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
United States
Europe
Moscow
White House
Pierre Salinger
Adenauer
Palais Schaumburg
U. S
Berlin
East Germany
Salinger
Cologne
Chis
Vigo youths run county offices in Boys State exercise
A group of 14 Vigo County youths served in county offices for three hours as part of the Hoosier Boys State program. Judge Edward Hamilton oversaw Jim McCarthy of Schulte High School, who plans a legal career, on a tour of the courthouse with local officials.
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Vigo County
Harry P. Brentlinger Jr
Court House
Edward Hamilton
Vigo Circuit Court
Jim McCarthy
Schulte
McCarthy
No. 7
Thirtieth Street Court
Hamilton
Berry
Tom Cork
North Thirteenth Street
Cork
Schulte High School
Vigo
Ralph Berry
Garfield High School
Fingerprint Ties Him To Killing Medgar Evers
Byron De La Beckwith, 42, charged with murder in the slaying of NAACP leader Medgar Evers, faced a federal civil rights hearing in Jackson Mississippi. An FBI fingerprint tied him to a rifle used in the June 12 shooting outside Evers home. state murder charges were filed Sunday. Charles Evers urged vigorous prosecution as federal action continued and authorities pursued possible conspiracy charges.
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Miss
Medgar Evers
Byron de la Beckwith
FBI
Beckwith
U. S
John R. Countiss III
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Greenwood
Episcopal Church
Charles Evers
Hardy Lott
Lott
Stanny Sanders
Citizens Council
British File New Charges Against Ward
London June 24 government today brought eight new charges against Dr Stephen Ward osteopath and artist who opened the door for the Profumo scandal Prosecutors did not reveal details of the new charges but said they did not involve security violations Ward who introduced former War Minister John Profumo to Christine Keeler has been jailed on living off earnings of prostitutes The Profumo affair also touched the royal family with a Daily Mirror front page denying Prince Philip involvement in the affair and other reports link US airmen and an international vice ring to the scandal
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London
Stephen Ward
The
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Marlborough
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Prince Philip
Daily Mirror
Harold Macmillan
U. S
Safe Containing $600 Missing From Eastside Drive In
A heavy safe containing $600 in cash was stolen from the Eastside Drive-In Theater office over the weekend. Intruders pried the office door, attempted to rob a cigarette machine, and left a tablespoon used to jimmy the device at the scene.
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Eastside Drive-In
Jim Elliott
Weather Map and Local Forecast for Terre Haute Vicinity
The bulletin reports river stage at 1.7 ft and no precipitation. It forecasts fair, mild conditions with highs near 90 in Terre Haute and nearby areas, with lows in the 60s. Illinois shows a similar trend with highs around 90 and little temperature change through Tuesday.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
City Officials Attend Session On Federal Aid
Mayor Ralph Tucker called the Indiana Mayors Conference in Anderson fruitful after about 200 Hoosier civic leaders heard Senators Hartke and Bayh urge wider federal aid for local programs. Terre Haute officials plus 18 federal agency reps outlined aid programs and discussed applying more federal funds locally.
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Ralph Tucker
Indiana
Anderson
Hoosier
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh Jr
Terre Haute
United States Senate
Washington
Ray Thomas
Department of Redevelopment
Emanuel Garland
Les Morton
Civil Defense
Gil Leonard
Bobby H. Kirks
Paul O’dea
Fred Zwerner
Terre Haute Housing Authority
Indiana University sociology professor Walter Bitner dies
Bloomington Indiana June 24 Walter S Bitner longtime Indiana University faculty member died Sunday at his home He taught in the sociology department within the extension division served as associate dean and associate director before his 1955 retirement
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Bloomington
Ind
Walter S. Bitner
Indiana University
University
State Moves to Trim State Agency Expenses Again
Indiana in June announces further cuts totaling several million dollars in operating expenses across state agencies to cope with a sales tax revenue shortfall of about 103 million. Local schools face chaotic funding as the Indiana Supreme Court weighs the new tax. Commissioner Hatchett says quarter one cuts will be below agency requests and may include personnel reductions. a July estimate for schools will guide local tax rates.
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John Hatchett
State Department of Administration
Hatchett
Indiana Department of Public Instruction
Richard Worley
Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Arraignment in Fatal Indianapolis Gasoline Shooting
Ernest Mullins a 39 year old Indianapolis station attendant faces arraignment today for the fatal shooting of Samuel Spradley 33 after a dispute over a $2 gasoline bill Mullins fired six shots wounding Spradley who died in the car A bullet also struck 16 year old Doris Lee hospitalized in the incident.
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Indianapolis
Upp
Ernest Mullins
Samuel Spradley
Mullins
Spradley
Kennedy Aims European Unity to Back Nuclear Defense
President Kennedy seeks cooperation with Chancellor Adenauer to recruit major European nations into a nuclear defense partnership. Pope Paul VI is said to continue the unity machinery started by Pope John XXIII. Civil rights leaders push bipartisanship as Bailey and Miller urge Congress to consider civil rights legislation. News notes report seven fatal weekend highway crashes including two from Frankfort.
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Kennedy
Adenauer
United States
Paul VI
Christian Unity
John XXIII
Washington
John M. Bailey
William E. Miller
Congress
Fall kills boy at family gathering in Indiana
Eight year old Jerry Vaught of Bloomfield was killed at the Arthur Brown farm near Ellettsville when he stood on a hay bale aboard a tractor drawn wagon and a rear wheel rolled over him during a large family gathering on Sunday June 24.
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Ellettsville
Ind
Jerry Vaught
Bloomfield
Arthur Brown
Here
Soviet crop area rivals US and Canada but output lags
The total crop area in the Soviet Union, about 500 million acres, roughly matches the combined area of the United States and Canada. Yet total production is about three fourths that of US farms, per Focus, a publication of the American Geographical Society.
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Soviet Union
United States
Canada
U. S
Focus
American Geographical Society
Pope Paul VI renews pledge for peace at Vatican
Pope Paul VI told world leaders he would strive for international peace based on truth justice love and freedom. He pledged the Vatican would not interfere in temporal affairs but would support peace per John XXIII’s four pillars.
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Terre Haute to assume control of new $6.3 million sewage plant
A Tuesday inspection marks the City of Terre Haute taking control of its new $6.3 million sewage disposal facility. Mayor Ralph Tucker and City Engineer Raymond Harris will tour the plant with Arthur M. O Connor leading the inspection. If the 90 minute test passes, O Connors firm Metcalf and Eddy will hand over the keys. Project completion stands at 99.9 percent though some units will be connected by mid July.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Raymond Harris
Arthur M. O’connor
O’conner
Metcalf and Eddy
Boston
Mass
Prairieton Road
Harris
Hot Weather Expected Across Indiana This Week
The Indiana outlook indicates a slow warming trend with daytime highs in the 80s and some readings in the low 90s by mid week. Lows tonight should be in the 50s to 60s, with rainfall totaling no more than half an inch from late week showers.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
The Country Parson on Fewer Meetings and Problems
A reflective column notes that earlier days had fewer issues to tackle as people spent less time in problem solving groups and meetings. The piece contrasts modern busy schedules with simpler, more resolute life.
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