Kennedy Eisenhower lunch discusses Berlin danger signs
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower met at the White House to review European tensions, Berlin status, and broader European issues. Eisenhower, back from a European tour, provided a first hand report on Berlin. Kennedy planned discussions on regional problems and other current crises.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Berlin
Eisenhower
Camp David
Ikeda
Palm Springs
Calif
Newport
R. I
Europe
Great Britain
Brother
Cab Company Cars Impounded in Richmond Tax Action
In Richmond Indiana the IRS impounded all vehicles of Rite-Way Cab Co for non payment of taxes leaving only one taxi operator in the city.
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Richmond
Ind
Internal Revenue Service
Rite-Way Cab Co
Weather Map Summary Indiana Illinois Forecasts
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight across Indiana with a cool Tuesday and highs in the 65 to 73 range. Illinois forecasts show near normal highs around 79 to 83 with a cool Tuesday as well. River stage at 1.8 feet and falling. Temperatures at 6 am were 71.
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Indiana
Illinois
Board Starts Scrutiny of Tax Levies
Vigo County Board of Tax Adjustment opened five budget study meetings to review local budgets and tax rates. Members include Cooprider, Thomas, Dunbar, Blocksom, Bopp, Jamison, Schmidt with Cooprider as president and Thomas as vice president.
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Vigo County Board OF Tax Adjustment
Max H. Cooprider
Ray Thomas
Thelma Nasser
Thomas
John G. Schmidt
Carl Bopp
Willard Blocksom
Otis G. Jamison
Arch Dunbar
Cooprider
Everett Acree
Vigo County Taxpayers Association
A. Leroy Lewzader
Carl L. Bopp
Olis G. Jamison
Terre ‘Haute
Dunbar
Vigo County School Corporation
Terre Haute
Harrison
Otter Creek
Fayette
Sugar Creek
Three Bids Placed for Terre Haute Trash Contract
The Terre Haute Board of Works at City Hall received three bids for trash and ashes removal. Mullikin and Son bid 104,660 for one year, Hoosier Ash and Trash 96,381.58, and Haley Brothers Construction 111,000. The board will decide by Monday, Sept. 17.
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Terre Haute Board of Works
City Hall
Mullikin and Son
Hoosier
Haley Brothers Construction
McNamara Urges Reserve Call Up Authority
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara urged Congress to grant presidential power to call up 150 000 Reservists to respond quickly if the international situation worsens. He testified with General Lyman Lemnitzer before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the call up would add crucial flexibility despite strong regular forces.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
United States
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
White House
U. S
Senator Keating Warns of Possible Cuba Berlin Deal
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York voices alarm over signs top U. S. and Soviet officials may discuss a diplomatic bargain linking Cuba and Berlin. He argues Kennedy could be pressured to delay Berlin while Moscow eases Cuba tensions.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R.N. Y
U. S
Cuba
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Keating
United States
Desegregation Tensions Rise After Two Churches Burn
In Dawson Georgia two Negro churches were destroyed by fire on Sunday amid rising desegregation tensions. An FBI agent investigating the blazes was attacked. Virgil E. Puckett, 58, was arrested and to be arraigned in Albany. Local officials claim registration drives fuel the violence while SNCC workers are active nearby.
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Dawson
Kennedy
Georgia
FBI
Virgil E. Puckett
U. S
Albany
Terrell County
Z. T. Matthews
Matthews
SNCC
Prathia Hall
Temple University
Lucy B. Mallory
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Mount Mary Baptist Church
Mass Polio Immunization Program Begins Sunday
Hundreds of Vigo County doctors and Terre Haute volunteers launch a six hour mass polio immunization effort Sunday at 15 clinic posts to prevent an epidemic. Similar stations operate in Vermillion Parke and Putnam counties with resident medical groups assisting.
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Vigo County
Polio battle expands with mass Sabin vaccine drive
In Pasadena and surrounding counties health officials administer three drops of Sabin oral vaccine to residents in a 65 block area. Six paralytic polio cases reported in four weeks mark the first Pasadena outbreak since 1959. A similar mass immunization is planned across the four county area with household lists collected at vaccination stations.
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Pasadena
Calif
Red China blames U S for U2 incident in Formosa skies
Chinese Reds charge the United States spurred a U2 mission over Communist territory after a Nationalist U2 disappeared on a routine recon flight. The U2s were bought from Lockheed in 1960 and operated by Nationalists since December that year. State Department says U2 purchases had U S approval but flight operations were Nationalist.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red
Washington
U. S
Sabin Oral Sundays Open Registration for Polio Immunization
A parent or guardian requests Sabin oral polio vaccine for listed minors. The notice promotes three Sundays events with separate vaccines on sugar cubes, urging families to clip and return registration beforehand and present it at clinics for poliomyelitis immunization.
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Sabin
Gary School Race Trial Under Way
Hearings began in U S District Court in Hammond Indiana on a NAACP suit against the Gary School Board and Superintendent Alden Blankenship. The case seeks to stop segregated schooling and to bar a high school expansion, representing 110 Black pupils.
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Hammond
Ind
U. S
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gary School Board
Alden H. Blankenship
NAACP
Gary
Crater Lake Depth Noted At 1983 Feet In Oregon
The Crater Lake in Oregon, formed in a prehistoric volcano, reaches up to 1983 feet deep and has neither inlet nor outlet. It is kept near constant by rainfall and melting snow, per the Columbia Lip pincott Gazetteer of the World.
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United Press International
Crater
Oregon
Telegraphers Agree to Reduced Terms to End CNW Strike
The Order of Railroad Telegraphers announces settlement for less than its original demands to end the strike against Chicago and North Western Railway. ORT President George E. Leighty faults CNW for not presenting a definite settlement proposal. the dispute began in December 1957 and continued through the strike.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Georgia
W. Willard Wirtz
Chicago and North Western Railway
Kennedy
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Huntsville
Ala
Houston
Tex
Rice University
St. Louis
Chicago
API
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
ORT
George E. Leighty
Ben W. Heineman
North Western
ISC President Welcomes 1800 Freshmen at Orientation
Raleigh W. Holmstedt greeted about 1800 incoming freshmen and several hundred transfer students at Indiana State College in the ISC Arena launching a three day orientation. He called college life the most exciting and valuable years and urged students to develop talents to the highest level for success in the modern world. The program, led by registrar Dr James Pepe, emphasized academic goals and broad extracurricular opportunities.
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Indiana State College
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
ISC
Holmstedt
James Pepe
Soviet U S Troop Convoy Passes Through Berlin
Berlin Sept 10 Soviet guards allowed a U S troop convoy to move from West Berlin to West Germany for training without incident. The 391 officers and men traveled in 62 vehicles along the Communist controlled highway.
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Berlin
U. S
West Germany
West Berlin
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