Two U S Planes Downed In Raid Over North Vietnam
AP report states two U S F104 Starfighters were downed during raids over North Vietnam amid ground fire. Both pilots presumed missing after attacks near Hanoi and northwest of Saigon, marking the first Starfighter losses in nearly a year and bringing total US aircraft downed in North Vietnam to 318.
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July Hottest In 31 Years
July capped the hottest month in 31 years across Indiana with 39 days at 90 or higher, while South Bend posted below normal temperatures. A northwest cold front brought showers and cooler weather expected to drop the five day average below normal by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Iadianapolis Weather Bureau
South Bend
Coleman
County beef champions honored at Delaware County Fair show
Madison County did not send a team to the annual District Gold Medal Beef Show at the Delaware County Fair in Muncie yesterday. We list champions from Frankton and nearby towns including Shorthorn, Hereford, Red Poll, and Angus cattle with multiple placings by the Shuter and Sigler families and others.
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Madison County
Muncie
Jack Sigler
Frankton
Paul [Ce
Mervin Shuter
Alma Shater
Harald Clouser
Glwood
Senate Urges Power to End 195,400 Strike Soon
Senate Labor Committee endorses allowing the President to order striking machinists back to work for up to 180 days while mediation continues. The plan, backed by Sen Joseph Clark and others, would place a special board option in the president’s hands and awaits floor votes as White House declines comment.
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Senate
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Congress
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J. Vunlin
Nebruarole
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Hall
Sentions
Joseph S. Clark Jr
Johnson
Presoy Sen
Wayne Morse
D-president
White House
School Board Set To Discuss Start Of 1966 67 Year
The Anderson Board of School Trustees meets at 4 40 p m in the administration building for the August session. Topics include the start of work on North Anderson Junior High School and opening activities for the 1966 67 year. Teachers report Aug 30. workshops Aug 31. Enrollment day Sept 2. regular classes begin Sept 6.
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Anderson Board of School Trustees
G. E. Ebbertt
North Anderson
Weather outlook with showers and cooler day ahead
Clouds and light rain move in with a cooler high near 40. Showers end by mid afternoon. Tonight's low in the 60s. Yesterday's high reached 62 with sunrise at 5 44 a m and sunset around 32 pm.
South Bend Wins State BR Crown In comeback finale
Belleville of South Bend edged the Anderson Olympic All-Stars 3-2 to win the state Babe Ruth crown and advance to the Ohio Valley regional in Newark Ohio. Gary Erskine earned the manhood award for sportsmanship after the pivotal outing and timely hitting.
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Anderson Olympic All-Stars
Willie McNeese
Belleville
South Bend
Indiana
Ohio
Erskine
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Gary
Ran &Ard Citerison
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Ori
Bate Ruth Teague
Anderson Olympic
Bobs
Ruth Jouney
Memorial Stadium
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Speck Pleads Innocent in Chicago Massacre Case
Richard Speck pleaded innocent on July 14 to the massacre of eight young women. In court he appeared subdued and dazed, wearing a white shirt and dark trousers. Prosecutors described his injuries from prior violence, while his defense urged consideration of the defendant’s state, as spectators watched closely.
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UPI
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Richard Franklin Speckl
Joseph T. Matusek
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El Paso Mayor Burglarized Home During Burglary Prevention Week
El Paso Texas mayor Judson JF Williamas returned home Friday to find his residence had been burglarized during a period promoted as Burglary Prevention Work. Police investigate and no arrests announced.
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UPI
Judson JF. Williamas
Anderson Board Receives Bids for City Landfill
The Anderson Board of Works received bids from three firms for the city’s 52 acre Ridge Road landfill project. Ralph Reed bid 57000 the lowest, National Servall 88146 and Perkins and Bauer 87500. Sanitation Systems did not bid. City Engineer Harold Smith will recommend a contractor after further study and board review.
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Ralph Reed
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National Servall
Perkins and
Bauer
Sanitation Systems, Inc
Harold Smith
Ite
Mass casualty UT Tower sniper attack shocks Austin
A former Marine shot and killed his wife and mother then opened fire from the University of Texas Tower injuring 34 others before police fatally wounded him. The shooter Charles Joseph White, an architectural engineering student from Florida, left notes about his motives and a claimed illegal sewer issue near Meadowbrook. The event spanned about an hour and a half with widespread panic across campus.
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Texas
Charles Joseph Whitman
Whitman
University of Texas In Austin
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Tex
Charles Josephhuoain
Sal
Charles Joseph White
Meadowbrook Ha
Duth
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Iyne
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Aimine
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Exei
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Dunes Park
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Valparaiso University
Clyde D. Bolen
LaPorte
Soan
Yana Dunes National Lake
Lake County
Lake Michigan
District Council of Carpenters
Chicago civil rights marchers face police criticism
In Chicago, King denounces police laxity as demonstrators protest racial strife around the southwest side. Jesse Jackson and local leaders vow ongoing marches for two weeks, despite injuries and clashes with whites. Affected residents and families are named as the city reels from continued unrest.
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Davis
Albers A. Raby
Ronald
Hoover
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Ford Foundation proposes satellite broadcasting system
The Ford Foundation proposed a new broadcasting system using five hovering satellites to deliver TV and radio from Maine to Hawaii. The plan estimated annual costs of 18.2 million dollars plus 80 million dollars in programming, usable by noncommercial and commercial outlets. The foundation stressed it would not own or operate the service, and a national decision could take 1-2 years to reach.
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UPI
Maine
Hawaii
Ford Foundation
Mission Communications
Comat Corporation
McGeorge Bundy
Bundy
Zeta
FCC
Othr
Two Naval Reserve Units Train At Anderson Center
The Muncie and Anderson Naval Reserve Training Centers in the Ninth Naval District undergo curtailment with the Muncie unit closing as of December 1965. About 150 reservists affected. centers have won district Commandant’s Awards in past years. Anderson’s Lt. NM Romero leads the center with Lt. Cmdr. R. Sprinisell and Lt. Cmdr. M. Kennedy as division leaders.
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Anderson Naval Reserve Training Center
Oak St
Muncie Center
Navy Department
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Marine Reserve
Ninth Naval District
Department of Defense
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Portland
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Cacapon
South China Sea
M. B. Kennedy
Comadr
R. J. Sprinisel
Hot. Anderson
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