Streisand Might Avoid Big Broadway Returns
Barbra Streisand says she may not do another large Broadway musical after Funny Girl. She discussed pregnancy plans in London while knitting, noting a million-dollar tour cancellation mattered less than a healthy baby. She favors films over stage, calling a stage show less tangible despite past success.
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London
UPI
Barbra Streisand
Miss Streisand
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ennismore Gardens
CBS
Break-In Reported At Marathon Service Station
The Sheriff's Department pried open a break-in at the Marathon Service Station at Scatterfield Road and 149. Eight new tires were stolen along with cases of motor oil ignition parts and tools. Investigation continues.
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Sheriff's Department
Marathon
Scatterfield Rd
Snyder files for Indiana GOP nomination with 825 silver dollars
John K. Snyder of Washington pays the state convention filing fee in 825 silver dollars and delivers the coins to GOP state vice chair Esther Guthridge. He promotes a sound dollar and names Homer E. Capehart as campaign coordinator. Snyder criticizes spending and Vietnam policy while opposing Democrat Folz in Evansville. A Daleville Music Boosters meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at the high school to discuss the summer band program.
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Indianapolis
John K. Snyder
Washington
Snyder
Esther Guthridge
Hubert H. Humphrey
Homer E. Capehart
Winesrat Prickett
N Snyder
Toknson
Vietnam
Indiana
Richard E. Folz
Evansville
Daleville
Ralph Reed
Youth Temperance Education Week Reception At Lilly Lounge
Local observance kickoff reception at Lilly Lounge near Charles Wilson Library from 2 to 4 pm. Mayors and community members serve in rotating receiving lines and punch table duties, with broad youth access across the county.
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Lilly
Charles Wilson Library
Frank Allis
Viola Phillips
Bruce Clear
Sue Moser
Earl Emerson
John Kinney
Laura Gilmore
George Peters
P. Roger
Mae Gell
Everett Hartung
Carrie Haile
Ory Smith
Walter P. Johnson
Clara Seary Linwood
WCTL
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers And Mild Temps
The five day forecast calls for near normal temps with some showers late Saturday and again later in the week. Highs stay mild with overnight lows around the mid 30s to low 70s in spots. South Bend records a low near freezing as cloud cover and morning frost remain uncertain.
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Ev United Press International
Ohio River
Thurstay
South Bend
Steers Stampede Through Hialeah in Florida Citywide Panic
Fifty eight steers escaped from a packing house corral in Hialeah causing a citywide run and traffic disruption. Police and state agriculture agents used tranquilizer darts as bullets flew during the wildlife scramble through residential and commercial areas near Miami Springs. No injuries reported despite the tense scene and rooftop guards.
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Hialeay
Fla
Hialeah
Miami St
Sote
Miammi
Jami Springs
Mi Sarings & Bolles
Statenment of Agriculture
Suter Receives 1.41 Million in Year Totals
APOLIS UP I reports President Alex cE SORES said Suter received 1 412 244 in the 1964 65 year including payments and a plan valued at Sid Temorial Hall with a year earlier total. A separate note mentions memorial hall home value at 845 001 and a fatal accident involving Glenn Hin after a leg injury while playing with two friends.
Mrs Kennedy Rides Bullring Horse in Seville Fair
Mrs John F Kennedy capped her Seville visit by riding a bullfight horse trained for the arena. She wore an Andalusian outfit and toured the fair with Spanish hosts including the Marquis of Quintanilla and the Duke and Duchess of Alba. She expressed no taste for the bloodier moments and enjoyed a park ride with her escort before departing for Madrid.
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Seville
Spain
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Andalusia
Mrs. Kennedy
Fair Grounds
Fair Ground
Bohorques
Marquis of
Villaverde
YMCA La Verne Weekend Activity Schedule Summary
The YMCA La Verne open house outlines a full weekend of activities including youth and adult swim sessions, paddleball, handball, track, open gym, movies, and special activities. The schedule lists times for youth swim and gym, family swim, and coed swim with multiple lanes of recreational options.
Daylight Time Split Varies Across Midwest States
The article outlines that several states including Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Missouri, and Michigan plan to split between standard time and daylight time. It notes absence of criminal penalties, with ICC authority to seek injunctive actions against noncompliant states.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Missouri
Michigan
Grand Jury Returns Findings On Indiana Prison Killing
The grand jury, convened by Judge Smith after Lawler requested counsel, viewed the reformatory crime scene in Indianapolis on April 14. Indiana State Police named Morris prime suspect. Roan died at Robert Long Hospital about two hours after being found beaten in a dormitory bank area. A sledge hammer near the scene and a sharpened screwdriver found later were linked to the killing. Coroner attributed death to massive skull fractures with chest and neck stab wounds.
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Parene
Roar
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Morris
Indiana
Lawler
Smith
Roan
Marion County
Smocrat for Jeste of Peac Anderson Twp Ballot 395
Readable fragments show a local ballot item with a candidate or issue label tied to Anderson Township. The text implies a ballot number 395 and names Peay and Jeste in a municipal context. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smocrat
Anderson
Youths Plead at Arraignment Time in Delinquency Case
Several youths appeared in court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors. John Lang David Garrett and Thomas Lewis sought judge changes of venue, while Hiday Carmon Gray Anderson and Sonny Blaylock requested continuances or pled guilty with pre sentence investigations ordered.
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Davis Will Pear
John L. Lang
6Th St
Ralph Rector
Muncie
David C. Garrett
McClellan
Thomas EB. Lewis
Emmanuel Guerra
Marion
Fred Robertson
Jerry L. Hiday
23Rd St
Jay Arnold
James R. Carmon
Linden Lane
Marion Withers
Johy T. Gray
4Th St
Johny Kyle Anderson
Johnson Budget Proposals Cut Meals and Farm Programs
The committee rewrites Johnson proposals to cut spending on school lunch milk research and soil conservation. It approves 103 million for the special milk program matching this year and sets the school lunch budget at 157 million for next year rather than 138 million as proposed by the President.
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Johnson
Democrats Meet in Madison County for Final Election Plans
SOP Central outlines new ab sent voter ballot handling and election day procedures. A Q A session follows the talk. Seybert reports precinct committee leaders will receive 29 day registration lists, party materials, election day supplies, and primary expense checks. The Madison County Democratic Central Committee held a 6 30 gathering at Linders for a feed and meet social with committeemen and candidates present.
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Taport
Pools
Seybert
Eaca
Madison County
Cratic Central Committee
Linders For
Telnet
Johnson highlights health, jobs and growth gains
President Johnson cites health spending rising from 5.1 to 10.3 billion and unemployment near multi year lows. He notes industrial payrolls up 10 percent and total output up 18 percent over three years, then speaks on foreign policy urging resolve against communism in Viet Nam and avoiding war.
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Ned
Page
Johnson
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
Wrongful Arrest Claims Fallout in Madison County Suit
Gause sues alleging the sheriff and marshal arrested the wrong man, ignored his protest, and jailed him from 4 PM to 12:15 AM. He says he fell ill, was denied medical care, and could not work for two weeks. The suit, filed in Superior Court Friday by attorney Lewis E. Jones.
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Page One
Gause
Madison Delaware County
Madison County
Sher' Ue
Superior Court
Lewis E. Jones
Bank Robbery Suspect Detained After Highway Pursuit
Bank incident at Greenwood involved a large-branch robbery where two women tellers were forced to fill a cloth bag with cash. The suspect disarmed a deputy sheriff, then fled along U.S. 31 before Marion County Deputy Sheriff Otis Baker halted the car within minutes. Vance, a University of Louisville graduate and law student, aided in confirming the suspect.
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Fisher
Vance
University of Louisville
W. R. Vademen
Vandeman
U.S. 31
Marion County
Otis Baker
Economic Talks under Marion B Folsom Headed by White House
The May meeting of the Labor Management Advisory Committee was announced by the White House. A letter from the President to the group highlights the panel’s 19 members and their past help since 1951 on wage and price policies, collective bargaining, and industrial relations. The note stresses continued prosperity and a stable economy as the basic goal.
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Marion B. Folsom
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Management Advisory Committee
White House
Johnson
IRE A To From Page Gwe nsville Nomination and Meeting
The event announces nomination discussions for state office with attendance from GOP members and hospitality rooms. Editorial resolutions will be adopted in the afternoon. Roger Grossman of Salem to become president, succeeding James Mitchell of Marion.
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Gwensville
Siewlarly Gop
Charles 0
Hanilast
Rage State Administra
D. Branigin
Tion
IAEA
Roger Grossman
Salem
James Mitchell
Marion
Half of College Men To Take Draft Test
About half of the nation's two and a half million eligible young men will take the college draft deferment test. The test will be mailed to those who qualify and could affect their deferment status. It will be administered at 1,200 locations across the country on May 14 and June 3.
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Washington
UPI
Autcie
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Esther J. Gray 66 of Sawmill Lake near Leesburg dies in Columbia City hospital after a year ill. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Shawley Memorial Chapel Marion with burial in Marion IOOF Cemetery. Survived by husband BER Gray two daughters Charline Henry and Louise Passwater six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. William D Webb retirement well killer to be buried at Looper Cemetery after final rites at Pasco Memorial Mortuary Greenfield.
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Dircie Rozelle
Direcie M. Rozelle
GM. Rozelle
Meridian St
Rabbek Nursing Home
Nuckols and Carmichael
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
East Maplewood
Anderson
Rozelle
Penntown
Ind
Vernon G. Rozelle
George B. Siegner
Warren
Cora Schmidt
Isaiah Duffey
Wabash
Duffey
Central Indiana Railroad
Wabash County Hospital
John Duffy
Ruth Weir
Ike Duffy
Bessie Sharp Duffey
Jones
Center Grove Cemetery
Sohn Coffin
John M. Coffin
Arlington
Sen
Master and Son
Rushville
East Hill Cemetery
Coffin
Carice Mae
Maurice
Greenfield
Robert
Ronald
Minneapolis
Minn
James Hamilton
Richard Johnson
Jesse Justice
Morristown
Arlington Christian Church
Lions Club
Esther Gray
Frankton
Esther J. Gray
Sawmill Lake
Leesburg
Charline Henry
Columbia City
Shawley Memorial Chapel
S. Washington St
Marion
Grant County
BE. R
Doc) Gray
Henry
Louise Passwater
Markleville
William Green
Rochester
Donald Green
Williamsport
Ohio
Ray Green
Fremont
Georgia ‘Strayer
Myrtle Fuller
Dorothy Amos
Kokoma
William Webs Greenfield
Wiliam D. Webb
Pasco Memorial Mortuary
Looper
Girl Scout Festival Showcases Pioneer Skills And History
A multi section event draws Scouts of all ages to a festival balcony display themed around the sesquicentennial. Exhibits cover Scouting’s history and modern peacetime skills with camping gear on view and a First Aid station on site. Food profits fund local Generaloa Marshall School activities and the committee lists numerous Anderson area volunteers and coordinators.
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Page One
Cole Portex
Marshall Schi
Ivyman
Jassberg
Anders
Jack Pierce
Chesterfield Board
Alvin Hendricks
Anderson
Paul Ramsey
Manvie
J. G. Pierce
Lee Hale
John Staggenburg
Jay Blumenfeld
Muncie
Mary Magnuson
Francis Greenberg
Eloise Caracohs
Fairmount
Karen Kurrie
Jane Bales
Clarence Tice
Herbert Harvey
Robert Harvey
Robert Crouse
Ernest Zimay
Frank McCabe
Harvey Cobb
Kenneth Zaloudek
Tipton
Charles 2. Anderson
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Streisand
Bata Sigma Phi Sorority
Linder's
Joyce McNeil
Xi Sigma
Beverly Suellean
Eta
Janet Dawson
Phi Gamma Pi
Rey Castor
Eta Xi
Patsy Lewis
Eta Mu
Judy Macy
Gamma Rho
Joyce Chastain
Xi Beta Lambda
Betty Finley
Xi Gamma Zeta
Zebla
Sharon Smith
Alpha Lambda
Gaar
Monthru
Lilly Lounge
Storm Sash
Renair Anderson
Merica City
Suter
Glenn Hin
Wight
Hie Hy
Intestant Episcopal Church
Jnl
A.m
Anderton
Indian
David Larrd Barclay
P.m
Grand Jury
Mel Hornback
SOP Central
Johnson Stresses
Sheriff
Greenwood Bank
Harold Poore
Jaysue St
Plant
Delco-Remy
St. John’s Hospital
Allen Bethel Church
Mary
James Peere
Yorktown
Lucille Meallister
Baker Brothers Funeral’ Home
Raymond Carmack
Madison, Tenn
Lorene Buck
Lydia Wilkinson
Madison
U. Students Bloomington
Dean Aulick
Fort Waste
Indiana University
IGA
French Lick
J. W. Heiney
Indiana Gas & Co
Indiana Gas Association
Irea
Girl Scout
Don Camp
Grace Baptist Crurg
Hartman Road
Rains Bowling Gardens
Howard Burns, Jr
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