Johnson Says Present Team Badly Needed
President Johnson defended keeping the current cabinet intact after announcing six top officials would not join a vice presidential bid. He told Kennedy and others that each member remains essential for civil rights, foreign policy, anti poverty efforts, and government unity despite not seeking the second spot on the ticket.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
New York
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Assembly Will Get Proposed Liquor Channel
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA The 1965 Indiana Legislature may be asked to revise state liquor laws harking back to the 1930s when Paul V. McNutt was prime mover. Robert Kyle Culver former executive manager of the Indiana Beer Wholesalers Association and vice president of the National Beer Wholesalers Association said he has asked Lt. Gov. Richard 0. Ristine to urge such a recommendation from the Legislative Advisory.
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UPI
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Prvemar
Robert K. Kyle
Culver
Indiana Beer Wholesalers Association
National Beer Wholesalers ‘Association
Richard 0. Ristine
Tinwn
Kyle
William E. Miller
York
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Kyleington
CBS
Welsh
Mormon Tabernacle Choirs
Japan
CBS. Ser
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Mini
Finois
Saturday Night at the Movies and TV Highlights
A lengthy TV listing covers NBC CBS and ABC programs for the evening. It details A Man Called Peter with Richard Todd, multiple baseball games including Reds at Cardinals and Giants at Pirates, rodeo coverage from Cheyenne, and variety shows like The Hollywood Palace and The Defenders. Also noted are pageant and news programs with guest appearances and repeats.
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Peter
Richard Todd
Peter Marshall
United States Senate
CBS
Cincinnati Reds
St Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wide World of Sports
ABC
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lucy
Alaska
Red Skelton
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Indiana Labor Dept Dispute Settled Aboard Indiana House Ticket
In Indianapolis the Indiana Department of Labor resolved a labor management dispute that threatened the Democratic state ticket. Governor Welsh’s executive secretary Jack L. New helped mediate between Labor Commissioner Herbert P. Butler and Helen Corey, director of the Bureau of Women and Children, over campaign duties and work commitments. Corey was not suspended, plans to return to work, and Welsh directed staff to ensure full-day work with leave options for campaigning. The row coincided with Corey’s bid to oppose Republican incumbent Virginia Caylor for reporter of the Supreme and Appellate Court.
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UPI
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Statehouse
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Helen Coriey
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Henry F. Schricker
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Governor’s Commission On the Status For Women
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Ranger Moon Landing Pictures Spark Jubilation
The Ranger mission sent back thousands of images from the Sea of Clouds after 68 hours of flight, with 4000 laboratory staff cheering at Goldstone and NASA. Harris Schurmeier hailed clear signals and good light as the craft approached its target, while President Johnson called it a magnificent achievement and experts began studying the photographs for Apollo craft design insights.
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Johnson
Kenneth Gatland
British Interplanetary Society
London
Earth
Cate Kennedy
Fla
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Soviet Union
Lunik NT
United States
Homer Newell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Singapore Faces Toughest Political Fight for Lee
Singapore premier Lee Kuan Yew confronts a potential watershed election as leftist and ultranationalist tensions surge. Analysts warn of a possible split with Malaysia and radical forces while Lee braces to defend his rule and push for social and political stability amid race and regional pressures.
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Lee
Hugh
R-Pa
Scott
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Indonesia
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UMNO
Thel
Tunku Abdul Rabi
Man
Tuling Alliance Party
Rahman
Bigger Than Ever Catalog Released by Sears Roebuck
Sears Roebuck and Co announces its fall winter catalog is the largest in a year history, with 1 764 pages full color and weighing five pounds twelve ounces. The catalog covers 140 000 items, printed in 31 regional editions, with six weeks needed for distribution and wider home reach than any prior Sears catalog.
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Sears Roebuck and Co
Teyear
Highway Department Plans Pipe Creek Bridge Project
The Indiana State Highway Department invites bids by August 25 for a bridge project over Pipe Creek in Madison County northeast of Perkinsville. Bids are also sought for two interstate projects and fourteen additional bridge works.
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Indiana State Highway Department
Madison County
Pipe Creek
Perkinsville
Handley Slaying Case Break Believed Near
MISHAWAKA Ind AP prosecutor Thomas J Roemer said a prime suspect was being questioned in the stabbing death of Dorothy Handley 51 a veteran Republican political worker Mishawaka police hoped for a break in major evidence late Friday but no arrest was expected immediately
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Mishawarka
Ind
Thomas J. Roemer
Dorothy Handley
Roemer
Mishawaka
Monroe Reservoir Dedication Set for October 24
The Monroe Reservoir dedication date, aiming to become the Midwest’s largest man made lake, was tentatively set for Oct 24 after a Thursday night meeting of Army engineers and Southern Indiana Inc in Nashville. The Rev David Arthur of Indianapolis is speaking each evening at 7 30 in revival services held by North Side Assembly of God at 715 E School St.
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Washville
Ind
Monroe Reservoir
Midwest
Army Engineers and Southern Indiana, Inc
Nashville
Esatate
David Arthur
Indianapolis
North Side
Oklahoma Primary Void Vote Again by Court Order
A three judge federal panel declared the May Oklahoma legislative primary election void and ordered Governor Bellman to call new elections for the 1965 legislature on equal population basis in both houses. The entire legislature must run again if incumbents wish to remain.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
China Wins Control Of Talks Committees At Conference
TOKYO CP1 The Chinese Communists outmaneuvered the Russians Friday by winning control of key committees at the 56 nation anti nuclear conference. The Soviets threatened to walk out. The Russians, who for years have led such world wide leftist assemblies, were left powerless by the Red Chinese moves in the 10th International Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs.
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Tokyo
Insectlike Orbital Frame Captures Lunar Terrain
A jagged, insectward lunar frame with antennae and panels houses instruments and guidance jets. It holds a small rocket motor and sensors that snap photos through an aperture as sunlit shadows creep across the lunar surface. Cameras are angled to accentuate light and shade for terrain analysis.
James Heads and Young Republicans Near Sell Bontrager
James Heads notes a convention where Buz Lukens national Young Republican chair, D. Rus, Bontrager, and candidates Richard O. Ristine, Jack Ryan, and Gerald Getty Powell will be present. Highlights include business sessions, a Miss Indiana Young Republican contest, leadership and training on membership, finance, and program planning for YR Clubs, plus a dinner dance.
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Rage Out
Buz” Lukens
National
Young Republican
D. Russell Bontrager
U. S. Senate
Richard 0. Ristine
Jack Ryan
Gerald “Getty” Powell
Peru
Indiana
Rusk Rejects Involvement in Laos and Viet Nam
Secretary of State Rusk stated that the United States would not accept Chinese agents or direct Chinese Communist action in Southeast Asia. He noted Peking as guiding spirit and urged adherence to the 1954 and 1962 Geneva agreements to end trouble, while confirming no verified evidence of active Chinese personnel in Red actions.
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Laos
Viet Nam
Peking
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Paschal Infant Dies at Riley Hospital
Ronald Gene Paschal three month old son of Gene and Jeanne Hoppes Paschal of 911 College Dr died at 630 p m Thursday at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital Indianapolis after a three week stay born April 4 1964 in Anderson Surviving include parents four siblings and four grandparents Funeral arrangements at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with services at 2 p m today led by Rev John Summers burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery Pendleton Marvin Leo Davis infant son of Marvin and Barbara Huntzinger Davis of 3411 Burton Pl died at birth Friday evening at 6 05 p m at Community Hospital Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leo Davis and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs O E Huntzinger both of Anderson Funeral home Harold E Rozelle has incomplete arrangements.
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911 College
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Indianapolis
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Frank Paschal
Brown and Butz
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Ovid Community Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
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Marvin
Barbara Huntzinger Davis
Burton PL
Community Hospital
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O. E. Huntzinger
Harold E. Rozelle
Alva Denny
Fortville
Rt 1
Hancock County
Jacob
Mary Bock Denny
Samuel Denny
McCordsville
L. M. Denny
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Maple Grove Cemetery
New Heat Invasion Expected In Midwest
A clash of polar air and tropical breezes spawned stormy skies across much of the nation. The weather bureau forecasts a new invasion of warm humid air over the plains and Midwest, with Iowa already hit by drenching thunderstorms. Rose Kennedy, mother of the late President, will speak at a Notre Dame Club breakfast in Hammond on October 18. Russia maintains 2% divisions of military troops stationed in East Germany.
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Iowa
Weather Bureau
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Midwest
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Hammond
Ind
UPI
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John F. Kennedy
Calumet
Notre Dame Club
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East Germany
Russia to test new space rockets in Pacific area
Moscow announced it will begin testing new carrier rockets Tuesday by firing them 7500 miles into a Pacific zone southwest of Hawaii. The tests target space objects and will run until year end. Ships and planes are warned to stay out of the impact area. Indiana University professor attends White House Warsaw uprising anniversary ceremonies.
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UPID
Soviet Union
Pacific
Hawaii
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Ind
Indiana
Uiversity Law
W. J. Wagner
White House
Mall Concert Extends Through Next Week For 50th Anniversary
Co chairmen Gene Swindell and Robert L. Jackson announced that Mall Concerts will continue next week as part of a celebration marking Anders Chamber of Commerce 50th founding anniversary. The theme is "50 Years for Ge aring for a Golden Future."
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Gene Swindell
Robert L. Jackson
Anders Chamber of Commerce
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison area list Hazel Lisher Judge 71 of Shirley, Alva Denny 84 of Fortville, Earl Stephenson 72 of Summitville, Orph Cottingham 97 of Noblesville, and William Phillips 87 of Ingalls. Details include service times, funeral homes, and cemeteries. Surviving relatives and burial plans are noted. regional obituaries reference local churches and civic roles.
Boycott and racial tensions hit major city scene
Boycott pressure rose in the nation s largest city amid recent racial violence. Wagner proposed an appellate committee with himself as chair and a Black member to probe charges against civil rights law. Twenty three Negroes reported denied service and two were bodily ejected from the Mayflower restaurant. A mass meeting with about 30 people adopted a resolution to resume the boycott. Death Valley National Monument spans 140 miles along the California Nevada line.
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