Milwaukee Riots Spur Federal Action Amid Turmoil
As national leaders debated responses to widespread unrest, Milwaukee faced clashes, looting, and a fatal blaze in the Negro district. National Guard cleared streets while 750,000 residents faced paralyzed downtown. Mayor Maier warned of federal help as riots sparked multiple fires and police efforts across the city.
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National Guard
Ni‘waukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Fisturbance
Ne Fgro
Ngs
Natcoal
A. Price
Wood
Romney
Local youths win honors in 1960s design and scholarships
The report notes a youth named Avee tamane One receiving an honorable mention and third state honors in 1965 for a model, first in 1966 for regional design, and 1968 achievements at Lynch Corp. Also mentions scholarships and a funeral service for Cecil J Sana, with details on entries, judges, and a national guild event. Interment plans and funeral home notices are included for several individuals. The narrative blends awards with a separate political timetable dispute involving Romney and a Times report.
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Avee Tamane One Cries
Ate
Cecil J Sana
Pearl St
Lynch Corp
Uesday
Haroke
E. Rozelle
Community obituary and health notes mix in county record
Indy Jullman Pond, long associated with the lodge and locals unions, dies leaving a widow and a mother among survivors. The text blends tributes with tuberculosis cost concerns and a drifting automotive design feature, mentioning winners in a crafts guild and discussing regional health funding and record keeping goals for a county health center.
Romney Chronology Cited On Federal Troops Decision
A weekend report outlines Romney’s remarks on federal troops in riot zones and the timing before a decision by Washington. It notes his reluctance to draw conclusions and cites a gap of nearly 24 hours between his request for help and troop deployment. Also referenced are hospital costs and TB clinic statistics for Madison County, plus obituary of John A Hoffman.
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Romney
The
Times
United States
National Guard
White House
Johnson
Cotm Rr Rts
Madison
Belman Morin
St. John’s Hospital
Boden
Suns
Anon Clim
Dan’ Estell
Washington
Anderson
William Norton
Buime
Morin
Coutry
Hollywood
UPI
Peter
Sellers
Near York Times
Inington
Morit
Anderson Obituaries Marietta Monaghan Services Planned
Funeral services for Mrs. Marietta Monaghan 42 of 822 slated for Thursday at the Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Kienly will be in charge. Burial will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may visit after 7 p.m. Wednesday. She died Monday morning at St. John’s Hospital after a three week illness. She was born in Anderson Jan. 22, 1925 to George and Gladys Brown Graham and worked in the Guide Lamp Division cafeteria office. Surviving are a daughter Miss Emma Monaghan of Anderson and a sister Elizabeth Hester of Be. A son James Magers of Anderson and several others are mentioned. Memorial gifts may be sent to cancer patient funds or in memory of the deceased.
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Rhursay
Bae ‘Ex Brothers Funeral
Francis Kienly
Anderson Memorial Park
Gregory Baker
Fishers Funeral Home
Fort Riley
Kans
Lapel
George Monaghan
Robert
con-Graham
Indianapolis
James “R. Graham
Anderim
Robert Sutton
Eub
George Gray Shurch
Marion
William of Anderson
Brookside Cemetery
Lapelward Monaghan
Washington
Ie Gwinn Hoffman
Hom
Gene (Phyl-cnurenneres) Magers
Anderson
Ag- Elizabeth Hester
T Be
Bae Ee Ainsi
See
Shaw
Baker Brothers Funeral
Edwin Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Elwood
Baker
Madison County
Baker Brothers 1
Richard Stedman
Lapel Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Y Funeral
Assoe
Cin
Dewey Brown
Iin
Kokomo
Lee
Valparaiso
Frank
Belle Brown
the Association
Navy
Mable Parsons
Indian County Medical Society
Polis
Cleo Hiday
Madi- Commissioners
Everett
Stottle- Noblesville
Son County
Asmyer
Tce
Ralph McCord
Eller Funeral Home
William Wood
Don Gwin- Kokomo
Anp
al Albright
Howard Center
County Council
Ually
Innisdale
Floyd Hough
Cility
Alex
Northy
State Board of Acandria
Vernon
John Man
Maney
James
Lafern Burk- Nelson Frye
Macon
Ill
Lu- St
Dora Worley
Bethel Ri
Ruby Hardwi
Cali
Cook
Cilis
S'the ‘Gardner Funeral Home
Porn
Columbus Cook Oil
Vincennes
Frankl
Reena Cook
Fairview
Vin of Dayton
Tenn
Thamer Bray Wilkinson
Thamer Bray
Wilkinson-Willow Branch
Condo Son Funeral Home
Jearl Nealson
McCrayemetery
James Schubert
James E. Schubert
12Th St
Harold. E. Rozelle
Leafy Palmer
Leafy
Wharton’ Palmer
Maryland
Harold E. Rozelle
George Bruning
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral services for Mrs Cloda Hardwick of Fairmount and for James Cook and Reena Cook are announced with burial in local cemeteries. Mrs Hardwick, ill for months, lived in Somerset Kentucky. survivors include two sons and a daughter. James Cook and Reena Cook are tied to Columbus Cook and others. services set for 2 PM at Gardner Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery Vincennes.
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Cloda Hardwick
Fairmount
Lee
S. Main St
Frank Fisher and Pitts Family Stationed Veterans Recall Loss
Frank Fisher 78 of Noblesville died Monday at Veterans Administration Hospital in Lakeland Florida after illness. Surviving are widow Carolyn Pitts and an infant son born Friday. Fisher had served in World War I and was a member of the American Legion. He was born in Baroda Michigan and lived there most of his life. He had two brothers Sam and Willie Pitts and sisters Emma McLeod Grace Tripp and Laverne Metz. He was a traveling salesman for Floral Supply Co. and previously postmaster at Noblesville. His father James K. Fisher was Hamilton County records clerk. He died days after Spec Pitts and in the same era his son Jack Fisher died.
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Spec. Pitts
Sam
Willie
Charles
Laverne Metz
Baroda
Mich
James K
Lydia Dr Fisher
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Fisher
Ages Lade
Eran
Anderson Fire Department
17Th St
Fradison Ave
US. Navy
Mary
James P., Anderson
Howard W
Louise) Oliver
Marion
George
Alice) Gates
Clear Pring
Metley M. Gillespie
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Mitchell
Sue
Robert
Madison Ave
Sours
Liceense
Water plan outlines four wells and storage tanks
The articledetails a city water project with four well sites to produce two million gallons daily and four more yielding one million each, totaling 12 million gallons per day plus a safety margin. A ten million gallon treatment plant near the wells will iron remove, chlorinate, and fluoridate water, with two above ground tanks planned.
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Plautz
Sing
Lafayette
Bombs Hit Targets in Vietnam and Laos From US Planes
U S Air Force aircraft struck bivouac areas and supply dumps in the mountains along the DMZ and Laos border near Khe Sanh and Con Thien. In North Vietnam raids focused on the Ted River area and Hanoi region, with storage areas and barracks targeted 25 to 28 miles from the capital. Pilots reported an oil dump near Haiphong covered by smoke after returning from strikes. crews described heavy enemy activity in the highlands and Shau Valley corridors. Military briefing noted the operation aimed to disrupt North Vietnamese supply routes and resistance in heavily defended zones.
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Khe
Sanh
Con Thien
South ‘Vietnam
Dmz
Laos
A Shau
Vietnam
Ted River
Hanoi
Trai Thon
Hao
Haiphong
Latin American Reds Meet in Castro's Havana
In Havana Castro era communists opened a nine day conference to map a new combat strategy against alleged US imperialism. Leaders named Cubs as chairman of the enclave as reports cite revolutionary movements in Bolivia and other South American nations.
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Havana
UPD
Latin America
South American
Bolivia
Cubs
U.S
Carrier Explodes Off Vietnam Coast Killing Dozens
A carrier near Vietnam was wrecked by a spectacular blast and fire killing many and causing losses estimated above eight million dollars from a single winged plane. Seamen fought flames while a second explosion followed, with 12 men missing and presumed lost overboard as 77 bodies were loaded onto the USS Repose for transport to Da Nang.
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Clark Field
Navy
USS
Repose
Gulf of ‘Tonkin
da Nang
Vietnam
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Rozelle
Jullman Pond
Crysal Collins
Lodge
Moriah
Brown
Our
Indiana
Mr. Pond
Cincinnati
Wells County
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Guy
David C. Goelz
Bur
California
Roger F. Bartlett
Mansfield
Ohio
Jerry 'W. Weber
Wichita
Kansas
Arier
Wilsoute
Eve Aint
Buta Baul
Circe Brothers
Kenneth Tions
Active
de New York
Findlay
Rogeres
Ralph Pond
Paul Raymond Gunn
Tolerai1
Peru
General Motors
Craftsman’ Guild
Boards of Health
Iman
John A. Hoffman
Delco-Remy Division
Ind
W. Ra’ Shortness
Marietta Monaghan
Emma. Monaghan
Jarold Shaw
Mauve
Henry
Mary Hoffman
Harold Shaw
W.ferson
Delco
Sev Yemy
Lapel Methodist Church
Delco Remy Ciapel Masonic Lodge
Lvision
Init
OES
Curtisville
Ile
Job
Daughtelwood
Eagles' Lodge
Emmanuel Methodist
Jotiman
Muncie
South China Sea
Forrestal
Subic J
Phillipines
Albert Brown
Albert G. Brown
Stickles
Cextter
Orville Washington
Dogwood
Kenneth Wayne Lozier
Andrew Rota
Chanic
Clas
Robert Allen Stickler
Thomas
Clarence Lee
Ot Anestertor
Navoftal
John F. Faust
Rt. G. Anderson
Fisher Body
Craftsman’s Guild
Faust
Warren
Michigan
Kenneth N. Scott
Craftsman's Guild
Frank Roye
Park Cemetery
Hardwick
Illealth
Somerset, Ky
Estel
Eral
Frank Fisher
I.E. McCoy
First Cristian Church
Crownland Cemetery
Bray
Pleasant Atres
McCordsville
Iva
Lena
Maple Grove United Brethren Church
Nashville
Lilla Sexton
Curtis
Jin Bray
Greenfield
Lowe Krames
Grace Reeves
W. C. Bray
Wilow Branch
Frandaughers
Frandsons
Neaer
North Vernon
Lorene
Robert Kinnear
Im. Huffman
Ladema Douds
Ilinois
Harold Hough
Topeka
Hapel Fewell
Freda Barker
Roy Hous
Castro
Ms Eman
Hank
C. Hoover
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