Kennedy deflects questions on Bay of Pigs pilots and Cuba policy
President Kennedy avoided direct answers about whether the four U S aviators in the Bay of Pigs were government or CIA employees. He described the mission as voluntary, praised intelligence work on Cuban missile bases, and stressed Cuba policy depends on Latin American cooperation and controlling comings and goings across borders.
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City Judge Everett files for re nomination in May
Terre Haute city judge Everett filed for re nomination at the Democratic primary in May. He declined mayoral ambitions, says he prefers to remain city judge if voters want him. Everett, a Garfield High School and Indiana University Law School alumnus, was appointed in 1950 and has served three terms. He practices law with his brother Warren Everett from offices in the Fairbanks Building. He and his wife Gertrude reside at 3007 North Eleventh Street.
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Garfield High School
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Henry F. Sehricker
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo
Warren Everett
Fairbanks Building
Gertrude
North Eleventh Street
Robinson artist to give awards at gallery exhibit
Mrs. Robert D. Heath of Robinson will present awards at 3 p.m. Sunday when the 19th annual Wabash Valley Exhibition opens at the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery. Jean Heath, a Cleveland Institute of Art graduate and National Association of Women Artists member, has shown at the gallery. Paris Art League hostesses will serve refreshments. admission is free.
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Sheldon Swope Art Gallery
Wabash Valley
Ewing H. Miller
Jean Heath
Cleveland Institute of Art
National Association of Women Artists
Paris Art League
Paris
ISC backs enrollments at 5 667 students
ISC registrar reports 5 667 students enrolled for the current second semester. Male students number 3 199 making up 56.4 percent and female students 2 468 or 43.6 percent. Freshmen total 1 798 as the largest class.
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Indiana State College
ISC
Russia Charges U S With Stalling In Nuclear Talks
Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin accused the United States of stalling the Geneva disarmament talks to empower West Germany with atomic weapons. He said Washington delays by pushing the inspection numbers debate and refused broader discussion. U S Ambassador Charles Stelle urged parallel talks on inspections and technical details to resume negotiations. The dispute centers on the number of on site inspections. the West seeks seven per year while Moscow offers three on Soviet soil.
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Geneva
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Seat belt advocates note CSL estimates save thousands
The National Safety Council reports seat belt use could save about 5 000 lives each year and cut injuries by half, underscoring the crash prevention impact of belt use.
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ISC Debating Units Headed to Chicago Tours
Two Indiana State College debate units depart Thursday for Chicago campuses and the Wisconsin tourney. They are led by Dr. Otis J. Aggertt, ISC director of forensics. First unit features Nancy Stinchfield and James Floyd on the affirmative. Judy Myres and Fred Horn on the negative. Second unit includes Tom Prill and Harley Bierce on the affirmative. Billie Hunteman and Carol Whitaker on the negative. Four practice debates at 1 PM on a Chicago campus and four at 4 PM at Navy Pier. Lettuce note appears as an odd non sequitur.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
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ISC
Nancy Stinchfield
Evansville
James Floyd
Judy Myres
Hammond
Fred Horn
Terre Haute
Ball State Teachers College
Berea
Tom Prill
Lafayette
Harley Bierce
Billie Hunteman
Indianapolis
Carol Whitaker
Crawfordsville
University of Illinois
Navy Pier
Mother Tells Why She Left Spastic Baby
The Houston police report a Lima Ohio mother, Karen Dawson, turned herself in after leaving her 26 month old blind spastic son Keith at Jefferson Davis Hospital. Dawson said neighbors complained of the boy’s crying and she “had to do something drastic” to ensure care for the child. Keith fell from a couch at six months and had been well nourished with good care, according to police. The woman said she did not intend to abandon him and called the hospital after leaving Keith.
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Mother expresses relief as abused child becomes ward of the court
Police say no charges will be filed against Mrs. Dawson who explains a cycle of care failures. She says her husband is a mental patient in Ohio and she could not get help for Keith. The boy, left blind with severe head pains, spent a month in hospital before being placed in a foster home pending state school placement.
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