Capital Laughs And Lapses In A Busy Washington Day
Washington dispatch notes a humorous speech by Rep William T phwphy used to illustrate reverence for a Chicago clergyman, a NASA tank accident cited by lawmakers, Kennedy campaign tech antics, and odd budget items for birds plus a New Delhi study locating grapes growth in local climate and soil.
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Washington
William T. Phwphy
D-l
America
Withn N. Daniel
Antioch Missionary Hoplist Church of Chicago
Murphy
Ren. Thomas S. Kleape
RND
Johnson
University of Wisconsin
California Polytechnic College
SS Eng
New Delhi
Wilson Offers Aid To Bring About Peace In Geneva Talks
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson sought Britain’s role in Geneva peace efforts for Indochina and Vietnam. Soviet leaders remained noncommittal while Moscow and Hanoi weigh possible preliminary discussions. Diplomatic sources note Hanoi’s acceptance may reflect battlefield losses and chances at the negotiating table. Also, Mrs Roy Helms elected vice president of the Woman's Society in Indiana.
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London
Apt
Harold Wilson
Britain
America
Stewart
Mikhail Smirnovski
Johnson
Hanoi
Geneva
London Evening Standard
Moscow
Washington
Jeremy Campbell
Japiter
United States
North Vietnam
Warsaw
Ind
Roy Helms
Kokomo
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist North
Local Pupils Lead BSU List With Straight A Grades
Twenty eight Madison County students earned straight A's in Bail State University's winter quarter led by many seniors and freshmen. Names include Ann News lis Bernard Alexandria Donna Jean Deaton Daniel Riggs Rebecca Manning Jacqueline McCord Marlene Herr Burns Cleva Leis Hackety Carter Martha Burwell George Mangas Arlene Modlin Steven Lewark Nancy Arm Smith Burton and others from Anderson to Pendleton plus Yorktown, with addresses and parent names in the list.
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Madison County
Bail State University
Muncie
Leo Hauptman
Tegistear. Anderson — Hosalea
Ann Newslis Bernard
Frank Nealis
Ard St. Velde
F. Keene Chesser
6Th St
Shirley Ano. Frame
van Buskirk Rd
Joyce Blaine Highwood
Murval Highwood
Estelle St
Sharon Toulse Macleod
Old Orchard Rd
Carl Daniel Zook
Rusell Zook
W. Vineyard
Kacen Low Slane
R. G. Stone
Jenness Bush Smith
Meridian St
Joan Sears Karr
Mar‘ion Sears
Stephen William Richardson
John Jr. Richard
David Alan Pike
L. G. Pike
Mary Brown Parker
Dennis N. Oakes
Carl Oakes
Dorothy Hitch’ Harmon
Lavona Lane
Germaine Ann Keogh
Hendricks St. F Uresses
Donald Eugenell Alexander
Donald B. Alexander
Alexandria
Donna Jean
Deaton
John Deaton
Steven Jay Riggs
John W. Magers
Suzanne Moshaugh Alexander
Gerald Moshaugh
Martha Swift Burwell
William Swift
George Mangas
Lapel
Arlene Fay Mod Senior
Eugene Modlin
Pendleton
Steven Chester Lewark
Goats Jean Lewark
Taylor
Nancy Arm Smith Burton
E. B. Smith
Yorktown
Noted Educator Delivers Laymen Lecture At UC
Dr D Campbell Wyckoff, noted Christian educator, will deliver the 196 Laymen Lectures at Anderson College School of Theology on April 19 20. Lectures cover guidelines adequacy in education and renewal, with public meetings and a senior address to close the visit.
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Anderson College
D. Campbel Wyckoff
Anderson
Frinceton Theological Seminary
Wyckoff
Maxes
Heli
School of Theology
Dr. Wyckoff
Department of
New York University
NYU
Race Entry Delayed by Humphrey in Labor Rally Speech
In Pittsburgh, Democratic presidential contender Hubert Humphrey received a loud ovation from labor delegates at the AFL-CIO convention while signaling no immediate decision on his candidacy. Indiana politics and time changes also featured, with Gov Branigin and Senator Bayh debating daylight saving plans and carrier schedules amid broader party tension.
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Pittsburgh
King
Robert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Pennsylvania
AFL - Clo
Labor
Hubert
Johnson
Vietnam
Hawaii
Branigin
Humphey
Indiana
Chitcarriees
Willard Wirtz
Scheo-Leago
Evansville
Trans- A
Birch Bayh
Posal
Commerce Commission
Congress
Labor delegates stage their own replica convention at fairmount
A 1968 labor convention scene shows delegates in a head table load, with Sergeant Dav e Whybrew cited as Indiana Farm Bureau member receiving a three year service award. The event features AFL-CIO and United Steel Workers endorsements, a Vietnam service ribbon, chants of sock it to them, and a band playing The Minnesota Rouser and Chicago as Hubert Humphrey support grows.
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Fairmount
Davave
Ad L. Whybrew
Raymond J. Whybrew
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana State Chamber of Com
Merce Acd
Indiana Association
U.S
Air Force
Vietnam
Sgt. Whybrew
Organizaon
Ote
Hubert
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
United Steel Workers U
Abel
Stume Iphray
George Meany
Humphrey
Homerubhrey
Arab Meeting Set for April Fifteenth in Cairo
Disjointed fragments report an Arab ministers conference in Cairo slated for April 15. Mentions Fairmount High, age 21, and registration notes for a May primary. References to Abram, Saadia, Eclipse cycles, and a clerk’s office in Fairmount appear amid garbled text.
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Whybrew
Acuty
Akam Trang Airqy
Vietnam
Cairo
Fairmount
Parsons
Allgate
Abram
Saadia
Arabia
Syria
Treas- Berkeley
Sun
Mivon
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Huntsville
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Robert M. Kennedy
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Highland Latin
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Mary Beth Hoyos
Mike Pierce
Marcia Hanes
Marji Miller
Kay Bowlin
Phil Manship
Mary Beth Hayes
Lees
Fortres
Stevens
BSU
Saigon
Tho
Herbert Bunch
Set
Jim Russall
Anderson Breakfast
Tim Galbraith
Anderton
Rich Clark
Chesterfield
Bill Golzimas
Wabash
Terry West
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Ime
Lake *Orler
LaPorte
Starke
Jasper Newton
Vanderburgh, Posey
Ison, Spencer, Pike and
War
Dubois County
Minnesota Rouser
Chicago
NEW Courier
Courier
Citizens Band
T.C
Anderson Radio & TV
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