Alliance to form inter allied nuclear strike force
OTTAWA May 22 The 15 NATO allies move toward an inter allied nuclear strike force during the three day spring meeting in Canada. De Gaulle opposes a designated force but an arrangement aims to place three U S submarines with Polaris under Gen Lyman Lemnitzer and Britain's 180 V bomber fleet with hydrogen bombs under Lemnitzer with further nuclear planning steps.
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Ottawa
Atlantic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
House of Commons
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U. S
Europe
de Gaulle
France
Lyman Lemnitzer
Quiz Death of Ex-resident Doctor at ISC
Police continue probe into the death of Dr. Robert A. Powell 51 found dead after 5 31 p m Tuesday at his Terre Haute apartment. Powell recently served as physician at Indiana State College for 16 days from March 15 to 31 resigning due to ill health. He had worked at the Veterans Administration Hospital Murfreesboro Tenn and practiced in Shenandoah Iowa. Fire department resuscitator squad responded and he was pronounced dead at Union Hospital.
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Robert A. Powell
North Seventh Street
Union Hospital
John O’leary
Veterans Administration Hospital
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Powell
Shenandoah
Iowa
O’leary
Fire Department
Gene Butts
C. D. Thompson
Weather Summary From The U S Weather Bureau
The report notes temperatures 42, 57, and 45 degrees at 2 pm with sunrise 5 30 and sunset 8 03. River stage stands at 2 6 feet and is falling.
Terre Haute Area Weather Forecast With Frost Warnings
Local conditions show yesterday's high 65 and low 49 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for fair cold conditions in Terre Haute and vicinity tonight with scattered frost, followed by a fair and not so cold Thursday. Indiana expected frost warnings with frost or freeze risk central and scattered frost south, and cooler temperatures Thursday. Illinois to remain fair, partly cloudy and cooler tonight then warmer Thursday. Temperature readings show 6 am 43 and 2 pm 60.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Million Mobilizes For Cooper Parade In New York
Millions of New Yorkers lined Broadway to welcome astronaut Gordon Cooper after his 22 earth orbits. Crowds along the Canyon of Heroes filled lower Broadway as the motorcade proceeded to a Waldorf luncheon amid confetti and cheers. Police struggled to clear the way while Cooper waved from the open car, praising the reception as wonderful and exciting.
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New York
Gordon Cooper
Broadway
Air Force
Earth
Waldorf- Astoria
Cooper
Bowling Green
City Hall
Spaceman
Coop
Gordon
Blanchar Attacks Federal Hydroelectric Project
Carroll H. Blanchar president of Public Service Company of Indiana testified before a House subcommittee on flood control, denouncing the Devils Jump project on the Cumberland River as unnecessary and not in the public interest. He claimed Hoosier co operatives would face about double the current rates, affecting co operatives in Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Ohio.
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Washington
Hoosier
Indiana
Carroll H. Blanchar
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
House
Subcommittee On
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Illinois
Ohio
Blanchar
Army Corps of Engineers
Public Service Company
Farmers Reject Wheat Controls Defeat for Kennedy Farm Policy
Wheat growers voted strongly against stricter crop controls, delivering a sharp rebuke to the Kennedy administration's farm policy. The campaign marked the largest in American farming history with President Kennedy backed measures facing heavy opposition from farm groups seeking less government in agriculture. Secretary Orville Freeman had forecast the plan's defeat.
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Washington
Kennedy
Orville L. Freeman
Cooper Gives Prayer Details After Historic Space Flight
L. Gordon Cooper spoke before Congress and a crowd in Washington detailing a personal prayer recorded during his 22.9 orbit Mercury mission. President Kennedy praised him as crowds cheered a Capitol parade, honoring the Air Force major’s record space journey and public ascent to hero status.
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Washington
L. Gordon Cooper
Supreme Court
Air Force
Kennedy
Capitol
Cooper
Chamber
Indian Ocean
Frost Warning for North Indiana
Forecasters issued frost warnings for the northern two thirds of Indiana with cool weather continuing. Warmer temperatures are expected Thursday and Friday, then cooler over the weekend with temperatures as much as 10 degrees below normal. Tonight’s lows range from 32 to 38 in the north, around 30s in central Indiana and near 40 in the south. Thursday highs are forecast in the 60s under mostly fair skies.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Vigo County Wheat Referendum Rejected by Wide Margin
Nearly 83 percent of Vigo County wheat growers voted yesterday to reject the administration's crop control program. Ed Hoffman, chairman of the county ASCS committee, cited a total of 556 opposed to 194 in favor across six voting sites, a nearly three to one defeat.
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Vigo County
Ed Hoffman
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Free man outlines wheat market policy through 1963-64
In a today’s statement Free man described two paths for wheat policy. The alternative program of no acreage controls and price supports or reduced support prices for voluntary production cuts will stay in effect through the 1963 64 crop season.
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Freeman
Governor Wallace vows to bar entrance of any Negro at Alabama
Federal judge refused to delay the admission order for Vivian Malone and Dave McGlathery to the University of Alabama. Governor Wallace said he will be present to block any enrollment. White House offered no comment on the confrontation echoing Mississippi tensions.
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University of Alabama
U. S. Dist
H. Hobart Grooms
Hubert E. Mate
Frank Rose
United Press International
Alabama
George Wallace
Birmingham
North Carolina
South Carolina
Jackson, Miss
Allen Thompson
H. H. Grooms
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Dave M. McGlathery
Huntsville
University
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Universitys’ Extension Center
Grooms
Wallace
Washington
White House
Pierre Salinger
University of Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Now You Know By United Press International
One seventh of U S families own two or more automobiles according to the Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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United Press International
United States
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Festival City Salutes Race Classic In Terre Haute
The 500 Mile race looms as excitement grows in Terre Haute as fans anticipate pre race events. Local leaders including Anton Hulman Jr sponsor the week long 500 Festival with social activities and tributes for race day. Continued on page 13.
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Anton Hulman, Jr
Terre Haute
Tired Pontiff Blesses Crowd After Balcony Appearance
Pope John XXIII appeared wan and tired in Vatican City as he canceled a general audience due to health concerns. Two doctors reportedly stayed overnight, but he later appeared on his balcony and blessed about 25 000 spectators below, with no update on his anemia.
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Pope
Pope John XXIII
St. Peter’s Square
Rome
Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Antonio Gasbarrini
Indiana retailers seek first cent of new sales tax at brackets
A spokesman for Indiana retailers urged collecting the first cent of the 2 per cent sales tax on sales from 15 cents to 65 cents at a State Revenue Department hearing. Carlos B. Van Nuys of the Indiana Retail Council proposed brackets mirroring Iowa and South Dakota, with further cents applied up to $2.74 and beyond. State Revenue Commissioner James Courtney did not commit to a decision date.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Carlos B. van Nuys
Indiana Retail Council Inc
State Revenue Department
van Nuys
Iowa
South Dakota
James C. Courtney
Wallace defies federal authority over Alabama integration
Governor George Wallace invokes state sovereignty to resist federal orders in the University of Alabama integration dispute. Astronaut Gordon Cooper leads New York’s largest ticker tape parade up Broadway. Wheat farmers reject Kennedy administration crop controls in a pivotal vote. NATO allies plan to form an international nuclear strike force after a Soviet warning in Ottawa. Indiana farmers cast a sweeping rejection of crop controls in the wheat referendum. A professor-led ad in Indiana University calls for free speech amid anti-subversive indictments.
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George Wallace
University of Alabama
Gordon Cooper
New York
Broadway
IU Professors Back Free Speech in Faculty Ad
Bloomington Indiana May 22 a page long advertisement signed by 142 Indiana University faculty members denounces anti subversion indictments against three students. The ad says coercion to silence views alien to democratic traditions violates law and university rights. Defendants are James Bingham Ralph Levitt and Thomas Morgan all named in indictments issued May 1 for allegedly advocating violent overthrow.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Wildlife Refuge Plan for Clay Vigo Postponed Indefinitely
Indiana Senator Hartke urged delay as Migratory Bird Commission postponed action on a Clay and Vigo counties wildlife refuge. He proposed studying alternate sites such as Hovey Lake Posey County and other areas before any final decision. Hartke cited farmland productivity and urged selecting a site with more marginal land if possible.
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Indiana
Migratory Bird Commission
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Commission
Clay
Vigo
Hartke
Clay-Vigo
Clay and Vigo County
Hovey Lake
Posey County
Mount Vernon
Cypress Bend
Limberlost Swamp
Kankakee Valley
Black Slough
Sadie Smith
Lagrange County
Green Farm
Owen County
Little Pigeon Creek
Warrick
Spencer
Fish and Wildlife Service
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Federal Project
Ovid A. Martin AP
North
Dee Barrett
By Rufus Goowin
State House
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