Red China Rejects Kennedy Peace Plea Over Formosa Strait
Peiping rejected Kennedy’s call for a no force pledge as it fired its strongest artillery barrage in 13 years near Quemoy and Matsu. Kennedy warned the US would take necessary action to defend Formosa and the Pescadores while opposing Nationalist threats to attack the mainland.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Kennedy
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
New China
Peiping
Taiwan
Formosa
Red
China
Eisenhower
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsu
United States
Pescadores
Red China
U. S
Chiang
Japan
Chu Teh
Red Army
Fukien
Nationalist Defense Ministry
PLAN CLUB PICNIC FOR GOLDEN AGE GROUP
Members of the Golden Age Club and friends gather at 2212 North Twelfth Street for an all day picnic on July 4 with a covered dish and service requested. Dinner is at noon assisted by hostesses Mrs Henry Van Brunt, Mrs Lena All and Mrs Vona Weeks.
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The
Golden Age Club and Friends
North Twelfth Street
Henry van Brunt
Lena All
Vona Weeks
Tragic Vacation Death At Ocean City Beach
Ezna Brandenberger a 43 year old Fort Wayne building contractor was presumed drowned when a raft collapsed during a family swim on their first vacation in 17 years. His wife Elizabeth 38 and daughter Sheryl 11 were rescued as other children waited on the beach.
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Ocean City
N. J
Ezna Brandenberger
Fort Wayne
Brandenberger
Elizabeth
Sheryl
Donna
John
May Kay
Denise
Union Church Services At Sullivan Tonight
The first in Sullivan Indiana summer series at City Park opens tonight at 8 p m with Rev Ben Merold of the First Christian Church delivering the sermon The new bandstand hosts the event with Joe Cox as platform manager Allen Markee leads devotions and Presbyterian music Congregational singing directed by Jesse Boston John Harbaugh Harry Jarrett Tom Mc Roberts and Don Miller Church Council officers and service committees are listed Sullivan County Ministerial Association will conduct the final service on August 26.
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Sullivan
Ind
Union
Sullivan’s City Park
Ben Merold
First Christian Church
Joe Cox
Allen Markee
Presbyterian Church
Sullivan Church Council
Jesse Boston
John Harbaugh
Harry Jarrett
Tom McRoberts
Don Miller
Walter E. Monk
Wendell Loudermilk
Sherill W Johnson Jr
Jake Pirtle
Walter Monk
John Patton
John Biddle
William Ryan
Jack Wees
Ralph Watkins
Fred Alsop
Ned Anderson
Harland Wilson
Calvin Hilgedick
Sam White
Harold Lewellyn
Hugh Giles
Dewey Weir
Sullivan County Ministerial Association
Pre marriage contract upheld in Indiana appellate ruling
Indiana Appellate Court upheld a pre-marriage contract dissolving shared property claims, reversing Howard Circuit Court in the estate of John F. McClain. McClain died Aug 19 1956 without a will. his widow Helen Bonta McClain claimed heirs but the court ruled the agreement barred her share. Judge John R Ax authored the decision. earlier venue change was presided by Merton Stanley, then Public Service Commission chair.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Howard Circuit Court
Kokomo
John F. McClain
Marion
McClain
Helen Bonta McClain
Thomas G. McClain
John R. Ax
Linton
Merton Stanley
Public Service Commission
Irvin Trial Costs Under Advisement
Sullivan Indiana judge takes under advisement requested attorney fees totaling 12745 for the defense of Leslie Irvin in his recent murder trial. Irvin was convicted and sentenced to life for the 1954 killing of Wesley Kerr at an Evansville service station.
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Sullivan
Ind
UPD -Sullivan
Joe W. Lowdermilk
Leslie Irvin
Marion Rice
Evansville
George Taylor
Irvin
Wesley Kerr
City Hosts Foreign Students for Education Exchange
A 30 minute program featured foreign students sharing views on U S and home education systems. They noted American schooling as easier and tests as less frequent, while some praised individual challenges found here. The group plans further study. a Deming Park picnic hosted hosts and officials. Students stay in 68 private homes from West Vigo to State high schools.
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United States
Angela Dossi
Rimini
Italy
Argentina
Gracie Bazet White
Aud Kleven
Norway
France
England
Maurizo Mileti
Bernard Oliver
Mileti
Deming Park
West Vigo
Garfield
Wiley
Honey Creek
Schulte
Gerstmeyer
State
Germany
Brazil
Japan
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Iceland
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Turkey
Greece
Switzerland
Iran
Guatemala
Belgium
Malaya
Philippines
Great Britain
Austria
New Zealand
Spain
Pakistan
Luxembourg
Portugal
Union of South Africa
Two Young Girls Admit Vandalism at Church
In Indianapolis on June 30 authorities reported two seven and eight year old cousins confessed to vandalizing Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in southwestern Marion County. They broke about two dozen windows and damaged fixtures and Bible pages with green ink, plus damage to a private home.
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Indianapolis
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Marion County
Marion County Sheriff's Office
Break-in Report At Jones Pharmacy On South Thirteenth Street
Police Lt. Donald Tryon and Patrolman Donald Bingham reported a break-in at Jones Pharmacy 1024 South Thirteenth Street discovered about 3:50 a.m. Saturday. Owner Winton Jones said nothing appeared missing. damage estimated at $20.
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Donald Tryon
Donald Bingham
Jones Pharmacy
South Thirteenth Street
Winton Jones
Britain Grants Uganda Independence by October 9
London reports that Britain agreed on Friday night to grant independence to its African colony Uganda by October 9. The decision follows talks among imperial officials and Uganda representatives.
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London
Britain
Uganda
Sampaguita sets Manila San Francisco flight record
Philippine Air Lines announced its DC8 50 Sampaguita established a record 14 hours 55 minutes for the San Francisco to Manila via Honolulu run, beating the scheduled 15 hours 15 minutes. Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez and Manila Mayor Antonio Villegas were aboard. no welcome ceremony due to the early arrival.
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Manila
Philippine Air Lines
Sampaguita
San Francisco
Honolulu
PAL
Emmanuel Pelaez
Antonio Villegas
Purdue to Train Group for Corps in Chile
Purdue University signed a contract to train 20 men and 20 women for Peace Corps work in Chile. The program runs July 8 to September 5 with participants from across the United States. George E. Smith heads the project, pairing trainees with the Chilean Institute of Rural Education and with TECHO in Chilean working class districts. The Indiana Conference of Higher Education sponsors the effort with participating colleges. A prior Notre Dame group trained 45 volunteers for Chile, while 77 others are training at Indiana University for Tunisia.
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Lafayette
Ind
Chile
Purdue University
George E. Smith
Chilean Institute of Rural Education
TECHO
Peace Corps
Indiana Conference of Higher Education, Loges
Leagues
University of Notre Dame
Indiana University
Tunisia
Expected 110 to Die July 4th Holiday Across Nation
The National Safety Council projected 110 to 150 deaths and 6,000 to 8,000 injuries from traffic accidents during the 30 hour July 4th holiday period from 6 p.m. Tuesday to midnight Wednesday. In a typical period of similar length about 70 deaths occur.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Colonel Retires After 27 Years of Service
Col. Jack L. Martinelli, former president of the Army Aviation Test Board and world helicopter speed record holder, retires in Ft. Rucker Alabama. He began in the Iowa National Guard and achieved 148.449 mph on a circular course.
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FT. Rucker
Ala
Jack L. Martinelli
Army Aviation Test Board
Iowa National Guardsman
Thirteen Convicts Earn Degrees In Prison at Leavenworth
Thirteen inmates at the U S penitentiary in Leavenworth received college degrees in a Friday ceremony. The class included murder and bank robbery convicts with lifeterms, who studied for ten years with St Mary College and the University of Kansas Extension Service. Eight others earned 30 hours or more, 16 earned high school diplomas, and 18 earned grade school diplomas. A prison band performed as visitors and families joined a formal dinner before the inmates returned to their cells.
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Leavenworth
Kan
U. S. Penitentiary
H. G. Moeller
Washington
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Arthur Murphy
St. Mary College
Xavier
University of Kansas Extension Service
Highland
Detroit
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Boy, 2, Slightly Hurt in Collision
A three vehicle crash Friday night at Lafayette and Maple left two year old James McCarty Jr. with a head bruise. He was treated at Union Hospital and released. Carl Eugene Gibson 31 of Rosedale Judith D McCarty 19 and Benjamin Franklin Crawford 43 were involved.
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Lafayette
Maple Avenues
James McCarty Jr
James McCarty
Prairie Avenue
Frank M.patrick J. Ryan
Union Hospital
John Catlin
Jack Beasley
Carl Eugene Gibson
Rosedale
Judith D. McCarty
Benjamin Franklin Crawford
Allendale Place
Life sentence for killing wife in Indianapolis
Otto McGuire, 54, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the ax slaying of his wife, Gladys, about 15 months ago. The guilty plea was heard by Criminal Judge Richard M. Salb. Mrs. McGuire was found near death in a vacant lot near her home in March last year and died en route to a hospital. Authorities said she had been beaten with an ax. McGuire to be transferred to Indiana State Prison next week.
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Indianapolis
Otto McGuire
Gladys
McGuire
Richard M. Salb
Indiana
Michigan City
Market Reports Hog and Cattle Prices From Chicago Week
USDA market summary for week ending June 30 shows hogs: barrows and gilts mostly up to 25 cents higher with varying weights, sows weaker. cattle: slaughter steers over 1100 lbs steady to 50 lower, heifers and cows softer, bulls steady. prime and high choice values noted for 1100-1375 lb steers and 975-1100 lb heifers with broad price ranges. sheep: spring slaughter lambs mostly 2 dollars lower, good to prime ranges 19 to 25 dollars, ewes 4 to 5 dollars for good shorn stock.
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Chicago
USDA
Local Markets and Grains Report
Local markets show hogs selling primarily in the 190 to 260 pound range at 18.00 to 18.75 per cwt with larger weights up to 18.50 and sows around 300 pounds at 15 or less. Grain prices list wheat at 1.98, corn shelled 1.07, soybeans 2.35, with eggs and fryers priced in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Cat Killer Fined in Noblesville Cruelty Case
Frank E. Dailey, 71, was fined $10 and costs in City Court for beating a kitten with a shovel and trying to bury it alive. A neighbor child witnessed the act and prompted Humane Society involvement. Mrs. Gloria Dailey suffered a heart seizure during a related dispute. the kitten suffered skull injury and loss of an eye. Dailey also paid $1 and costs on a profanity charge.
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Noblesville
Ind
Frank E. Dailey
Dailey
Humane Society
The
Gloria Dailey
Riverview Hospital
Lightning Strikes Grain Elevator in Indiana City
A 110 foot Northwest Grain and Feed Co elevator in Chalmers Indiana was struck by lightning during a rainstorm Friday night causing a fire worth about 100000 dollars. The blaze destroyed the elevator two vehicles and two railroad cars. Fire crews from six towns fought the blaze as about 1200 onlookers watched. The fire destroyed 4000 bushels of wheat 2000 bushels of corn and 28 tons of feed with building damage estimated at 85000 dollars and contents at 15000 dollars.
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Chalmers
Ind
White County
Charles G. Miller
Northwest Grain and Feed Co
Indiana
Greek killer executed by firing squad in Urundi
Jean Kageorgis a Greek citizen and suspect in the ambush slaying of Urundi premier Louis Rwagashore was executed by firing squad in Usumbura on the eve of independence Belgian authorities overseeing Ruanda Urundi witnessed the sentence.
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Usumbura
Urundi
Jean Kageorgis
U. N
Ruanda-Urundi
Kageorgis
Prince Louis Rwagashore
Journalist slain in Champigny suburb by gunmen
In Champigny sur Seine a journalist named M. R. Mauguert was shot nine times from a passing car while driving. He ran a small local news sheet and police have not yet found a motive.
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Paris
Champigny - Sur- Seine
M. R. Maugueret
Maugueret
Shah Begins Four Day Pakistan Visit
Shah of Iran leaves Tehran for a four day tour of Pakistan aboard his private plane. He travels with no stated agenda and aims to build ties with Pakistani leadership.
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Tehran
Iran
Pakistan
Knickerbockers to Visit 48 Boys’ Camps This Summer
Two groups of the New York Knickerbockers will visit 48 boys camps across Connecticut Vermont New Jersey and New York this summer providing instruction to about 10 000 boys.
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New York
New York Knickerbockers
Nation Basketball Association
Connecticut
Vermont
New Jersey
Jackson Turns Pro With Ice Follies Deal
World figure skating champion Donald Jackson of Oshawa Ontario signed with Eddie Shipstead for the Ice Follies on Friday. The contract is understood to be worth about $70 000 and marks his transition from amateur to professional status.
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Toronto
WpPi
Donald Jackson
Oshawa
Ont
Eddie Shipstead
Ice Follies
Jackson
Scoreboard shows city matchups this game day
The list records American Association standings with Louisville leading Dallas Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Denver, Indianapolis, and Omaha. Today features Louisville at Dallas Fort Worth Denver at Oklahoma City and Indianapolis at Omaha.
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Louisville
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Denver
Indianapolis
Omaha
ART
Minor League Scores From Coast and International Leagues
In Pacific Coast League games Salt Lake City defeated Vancouver 7 to 4, San Diego beat Tacoma 9 to 1, and Portland won 5 to 2 over Seattle. In the International League Toronto topped Jacksonville 7 to 3, Richmond beat Rochester 12 to 2, and Syracuse edged Columbus 3 to 2.
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Salt Lake City
Vancouver
San Diego
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Hawaii
Spokane
Toronto
Jacksonville
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Columbus
Fight Results Los Angeles and Corwen Bouts Reported
Tony Perez 141 pounds from Mexico knocked out Pulga Serrano 134 pounds from Los Angeles in six rounds in Los Angeles. In Corwen Wales Phil Edwards won a points decision over M/Sgt Billy Priest from Waterford Mississippi, in the heavyweights.
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Los Angeles
Tony Perez
Mexico
Pulga Serrano
Corwen
South Wales
Phil Edwards
Billy Priest
Waterford
Miss
Western Open. Cupit Harney Lead At Medinah
Jacky Cupit and Paul Harney shared midway pace in the Western Open at Medinah No. 3 course after scoring 139, three under par, leading a field of 132 players. The 7 110 yard layout tested accuracy through two rounds as leaders held a slim margin over the pack.
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Chicago
Galf
Jacky Cupit
Paul Harney
Midway
Medinah
Eminent domain notice in Vigo County Terre Haute suit
State of Indiana Vigo County Superior Court case No 47888 orders all defendants unknown or nonresidents to appear by September 4 1962 to contest a condemnation action for the North half of the South half of the West half of Lot 19 in James Farringtons Subdivision Outlet 69 Terre Haute. Clerk Leonard F Conrad. Also probate notice estate of Basil Price final account set for September 14 1962 with Ethel All as Administratrix and Vigo Circuit Court Judge Herbert R Criss. Attorneys Stanley E Stohr and Ralph Brill.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Basil Price
Ethel All
Vigo Circuit Court
Herbert R. Criss
Stanley E. Stohr
Ralph Brill
Ace Armstrong Faces Luis Rodriguez in MSG Showdown Tonight
Ace Armstrong, the former top contender from Elizabeth, New Jersey, meets Luis Rodriguez, Cuba's No. 2 welterweight challenger, in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden shown on ABC TV at 9 p.m. EST. Rodriguez is the favorite after six straight wins while Armstrong returns after 16 months.
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New York
Ace Armstrong
Elizabeth
N. J
Luis Rodriguez
Cuba
Miami
ABC
Madison Square Garden
Major League Stars Shine In Mixed Boston and Detroit Wins
Lu Clinton of the Red Sox, sidelined by illness, hit a grand slam in the sixth and a two run shot in the eighth as Boston beat Kansas City 9-3. Hank Aguirre of Detroit shut out Baltimore on three singles with 11 strikeouts, 1-0.
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Lu Clinton
Red Sox
Carroll Hardy
Boston
Kansas City
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Baltimore
Detroit
Notice to Nonresidents in Vigo County Eminent Domain Case
In Vigo County Superior Court June Term 1962 case No 47884 Department of Redevelopment v John Edward Treadway et al a notice to nonresidents warns that unless they appear by September 4 1962 to plead to the complaint the court will proceed in their absence The action seeks to condemn and acquire title to land in Terre Haute Vigo County Indiana Specifically Twenty six feet off the south side of Lot 47 and two feet off the north side of Lot 46 in Gookins Addition to the City of Terre Haute Also notices of administration in the Elois Dennis estate name administrator William Jack Dennis and require creditors to file claims within six months from first publication Dated Terre Haute Indiana June 22 1962 Leonard F Conrad Clerk Vigo Circuit Court Berry Kincade Attorneys
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County of Vigo
Superior Court
Vigo County
City of
Terre Haute
Department of Redevelopment
John Edward Treadway
Jessie Treadway
Elsie Jane Sweet
Lamont Sweet
A. Leroy Lewzader
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County of
Vigo
Henry Uffen
John Uffen
William House
Grace Fields
Atha Herman
George Herman
Zelda Giffel
Vera Baysinger
Lucille Fischer
Ellen McGrew
William Hendricks
Clarence Herman
Nancy Jane Warren
Jreal
Towit
Gookins
State of
Elois Dennis
William Jack Dennis
Eloise Dennis
Leonard F. Conrad
Berry & Kincade
Richard Emmons Thursfield
Alice H. Thursfield
Charles K. McCrory
Vigoss
Inez Pearl Waggoner
Michael C. Gillis
Jessie Brand
Terre Haute First National Bank
W.N Cox
Notice of Appointment and Qualification in Vigo County
Notice in Vigo County Indiana shows Alice H Thursfield appointed administratrix of Richard Emmons Thursfield estate on June 29 1962 and Michael C Gillis appointed administrator with the will annexed of Inez Pearl Waggoner estate on the same date. Terre Haute First National Bank qualified as executor of Jessie Brand last will on June 15 1962.
Tribune-Star Want Ads Offer Low Cost Results
Classified notice advertises depend able low cost results through Tribune-Star want ads with contact C-153t.
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