Johnson calls off Kentucky dam dedication speech
President Johnson stayed at the White House as adverse weather canceled his planned trip to Pikeville Kentucky for the Big Sandy River basin dam dedication. Rep Carl Perkins said ceremonies would be rescheduled and Humphrey announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination. The 195 foot high rock dam spans 1100 feet across the Levisa Fork Valley in Kentucky.
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White House
Kentucky
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bec
Pikeville
Appalachian Mountain
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Hinlington
W.way
Big Sandy Riger Basin
Levisa Fork
Scranton Woman Reports Quick Relief From Hemorrhoids Ad
A Scranton reader praises Preparation H in a political ad format, claiming that after using the product once her hemorrhoid pain and burning subsided and toilet comfort improved. The letter asserts doctors support its efficacy and notes cooling and lubricating effects.
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Scranton
J. Straniore
Madison County Inducts 36 Men in April Draft
The Madison County Selective Service Board reports 36 men inducted into the armed forces in April, including Richard Ervin and John Bright. Inductees span Army and Marine Corps with several named individuals listed. two named men were inducted in March in Puerto Rico and Illinois. Board office moved to Room 10 in the United States Federal Building, Lith and Janksor Streets.
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Richiard Ervin
Mains
John Bright
James’ Allen Dunlap
Mervyn Bidadhan
Faut
Madlison
Ferick Wilson
Phen
Michael Leclive- Service
Heants
Agnes
Roosevelt
Weigh
David
Edward Lee Reels
den- Marine Corps
Leonard McBrile
Kenneth
Army
Fredrick Byers
James Robert
Genin Larry Dale Bond
Derson cArvel Dean
Said Lyon Hones
Ronald Eler
Edgar’ Allan Lewis
Pendleton
David Stephen
Bonnett
Ka “Ashley McKay
Ann Tipton
Walter Georg Jacked
Yorktown
Robert Paw Collier
Nicholas John Russo
Young Demos Plan Picnic Sunday
Young Democrats of Madison County announce a pitch-in picnic for Sunday afternoon May 5 at 3 o'clock. Hosts are Mr J and Mrs Warren Waymire with a backup at the Hover home if weather prevents. Members should contact Mrs Adair, chair, for food arrangements and details.
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Madison County
Branigin Seeks Clarity On Humprey Support in Indiana
Branigin said he is not a stand in for Humphrey and has no commitment to any presidential candidate until he knows the facts. He spoke in Vincennes and Brazil to about 300 people, then visited Washington High School gym where students cheered as he praised local teams.
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WHS
Cardinals
Washington Catholic
Wild animal escape near Augusta prompts hunt and scare
Deputies and volunteers armed with rifles hunted in brush south of Augusta after two lions escaped from cages at Hal's Kitchen on Highway 25. A 15 year old girl was wounded by a lion during the incident before authorities regrouped. The owner, Margaret McKinnon, described as running a tourist attraction, faced questions as livestock fears rose.
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UPD
Hal's Kitchen
Highway 25
Hous
Margaret McKinnon
Tina
Pier J
E.R. Atkin
McKionon
Kennedy urges immediate hunger relief and private aid support
Senator Robert F. Kennedy told Valparaiso Indiana audiences that delaying food program reforms is indecent. He cited malnutrition among the poor, urged faster government and private efforts, and criticized hunger amid wealth. He spoke during a May 7 campaign stop after touring Hammond and East Chicago areas with wife Ethel and mother Rose Kennedy.
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Citizens’ Committee
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Two Programs To Highlight Family Week At Central Christian
Central Christian Church announces two events for Family Week May 12 and May 5 5 p m featuring two church soloists Mrs Robert Heal and Mrs J Wallace Hall former organist of Central and a dramatization of a wedding ceremony led by Rev Yenroe Schuster. The programs honor families and mark twenty years of Schuster service at Central with a public invitation to attend.
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Lar Nps
J. Wallace
Tre Hall
Glaim
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Yenroe Schuster
Central
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Hall Iis
Mir. Schuster
KKK Members Backed From Jeffersonville Literature Run
In New Albany Indiana four Klan members handed out anti litterature near the governor building. Police moved in and detained five Klansmen including two youths then released them. Earlier, a Floyd County judge issued a restraining order barring the Klan from distributing material in Jeffersonville during Veterans Day events.
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Ku Klux Klan
Jeffersonvile
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Paul Belchers
Governor Building
Yeffersonville
Albany
Floyd County
Treed Plane Crash Near SOUTIE HAVEN Ends With Scratches
Authorities reported Monday that Arvin Krenn, 44, of Bangee Mich, piloted a single engine Piper Pawnee plane that crashed during a Sunday landing at a party field. He sustained scratches but was unhurt. investigators sought a clear cause.
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Arvin Krenn
Bangee
Mich
Piper Pawnee
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