County Republican Women Told Delegate Importance
Laboring through a stormy day, Indiana voters faced violent weather as thunderstorms and tornado funnels disrupted parts of the state. In Nappanee, a funnel damaged homes and a drive-in, with crews aiding utilities. Republican delegates discussed convention mechanics and the presidential primary's role in guiding party choices.
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Talk Turkey
GOP
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
J. C. Alldredge
Bob Hooker
Kenneth Ahrendt
John S. Chestnut
Hooker
Ahrendt
Herald
Associated Press
Indiana
Nappanee
Nean
Jon
Boston
Madison County
Richard Alexander
Ward 2
Alexander
Sec
Elkhart
Woody
New Hampshire
Caton
Lodge
Goshen
Goldwater
Richard M. Nix
New York
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Goldway
North-Central
Lake County
Northwest
Richard M. Nixon
York
Nelson A. Rockefel
Ohio
Margaret Chase
Lower
Michigan
Smith
Pennsylvania
Registrations For Kindergarten Start Friday
City and township officials announce kindergarten enrollment for next fall. Pre enrollment runs two weeks with schools assigning days. Parents must bring birth certificate and health forms showing tetanus diphtheria polio and small pox vaccines. Children must be five by November 1 and live in the city or township.
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Russell Davis
Willis Winkler
Davis
Ecuuon
Psychiatrist Hired For Ruby By Family
Dallas UPI report says the Ruby family hired psychiatrist Dr. William Beavers to treat him as Ruby, now in court for a motion for a new trial after his conviction in the Oswald killing. About a dozen psychiatrists have examined Ruby, linked to the state defense, in relation to the case.
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Ruby
Dallas
UPI
Jac
Lee Harvey Oswald
Pew
State Land Defense
William Beavers
Tr. Bor Are
Golden Deeds Banquet honors Miss Lavinia Burton
Miss Lavinia Burton receives the 1964 Golden Deeds Award at the 10th annual banquet of the Exchange Clubs of Anderson and Anderson Township. Master of Ceremonies will be William Hardacre in Mulberry Room at the YMCA. Testimony speakers include G E Ebbertt Russell Davis and Mrs John S Owen.
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William Hardacre
Exchange Clubs
Anderson
Anderson Township
Mulperry Room
YMCA
Lavinia Burton
G. E. Ebbertt
Anderson School
Russell Davis
Anderson Schools
John S. Owen
American Association of University Women
Miss Burton
Soviet plan to blast dam to save Samarkand
Tass reported an urgent operation near Samarkand to drill a 550 yard trench and blast the natural dam of mud and rock caused by a massive landslide. An army of workers and equipment air lifted to the site aims to drain floodwaters before a potential wall of water reaches Samarkand and neighboring towns.
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Moscow
UPI
Samarkand
Equisite
Tass
Gradu
Ghengis Khan
Bokhara
101 Year Old Receives Carry Out Beer License
Good Morning Chattanooga reports Max Zugar aged 101 has been granted a carry out beer license for his neighbor, a local grocery store. The decision broadens beverage access for residents in the Tennessee town.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Max Zugar
Grocery Store
Weather Summary for Local Area
The day is cloudy and cooler with a high near fifty. Tonight’s low in the low forties. Yesterday’s high reached sixty nine with a low of fifty four. Sunset is at 7:35 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5:58 a.m.
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Tomorry
Twisters Strike Five North Alabama Communities
Tornadoes ripped a motel roof and caused major property damage in five north Alabama communities. No injuries were reported. One twister hit near Asheville twice and touched down again near the Alexandria community by Anniston.
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Asheville
Ala
APD
North Alabama
Highway Patrol
Dow
Alexandria
Anniston
Engle withdraws in California Senate race
Sen. Clair Engle, 52, withdraws from his bid for re election in California. The Democrat, suffering a brain ailment, endorses no candidate in the June 2 primary in a telegram stating his decision with deep grief.
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Sacramento
Calif
Clair Engle
Califoria
Adams dies in Vincennes as leaders blame financial burden
John Adams 69 former Lincoln High School coach dies in Vincennes Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral at First Methodist Church with burial in Clear Creek Cemetery. Adams led Lincoln teams to a 1923 state title and later coached in other sports. His death follows a campaign article discussing state debt and city aid.
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Associated Pressrepublican
Robert L. Rock
Senate
Pronor
D. Russell Bontrager
Beech Grove
U.S
Waynes
Richmond
Ellis
Clinton Green
America
Matthew E. Welsh
Elkhart
Beechivear
Vincennes
John 4
Adams
Lincoln High School
Clear Creek
Monroe County
Tues
Robert Elal
Wincrats
White Houses
Hughes
Bontrager
Fistration
Frankfort
Roe
HeneViAmerican
Ciiner
U. S
Indiana Athletic Conference
Iajby
administra/Highway Commission
Richterstate
Richard Ellis
Kokomo
Johnson seeks $228 million Appalachian aid plan
President Johnson urged Congress for a $228 million emergency program to relieve hardship in the Appalachian region spanning 10 states. He pitched a broader $3 to $4 billion effort funded from existing budget items, featuring highway buildout, aid to marginal farmers, and reclamation of coal mining scars with a focus on land and water conservation.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Appa
Jachion Mountain
Ohio
James Rhodes
House
Senate
Five Alabama shipyard workers die in Croatan fire
In Mobile Alabama five shipyard workers were killed when a flash fire trapped them aboard the 495 foot aircraft ferry Croatan during last minute maintenance at Alabama Dry Dock. Fire officials said the men were likely asphyxiated as flames cut off oxygen. Two white workers and three Black workers worked near the bow. two Black workers died while attempting to escape. The vessel sustained minor damage and the all civilian crew of 76 remained aboard. The fire began shortly after 1 PM EDT and investigators consider fumes or an explosion in a paint storage area as possible causes.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Croatan
Douglas Melton
Alabama Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co
Melton
Bant Aer Aone
Car Check Queens Ready For Parade in Anderson
Four pretty area high school coeds will be among 11 Car Check Queens riding in the Madison County Car Check Parade Saturday morning in downtown Anderson. Queens from Anderson High, Madison Heights, Highland, and St. Marys High schools were selected by students. each is a licensed driver or in driver education. The girls and mothers attend a Queen Tea tonight at the Red Cross Chapter House. The parade begins at 10 30 a.m. at Seventh Street, moving through Meridian and Main.
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Queens
Madison County
Anderson
L. B. Stanley
Anderson High
Madison Heights
Highland
St. Mary’s
Laura Harwick
William R. Ballard
W. St. St
Anderson High School
Lora Rich
Joseph D. Rich
Melody Lane
Highland High School
Karen Frazee
Carl Frazee
E. 45Th St
Madi
Heights High School
Patricia Laughlin
Charles
Winding Way
St. Is
Mary’ S High School
Vannual Queens
Red Cross
Thera
7Th Street
Authorities report flood damage on Croatan ferry hull
Flooding caused most damage as authorities cut a hole in the Croatan's hull to drain lower decks for a thorough search. The vessel, Croatan, referenced in notes, prompts readers to turn to page 2 for continued coverage.
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