Congress Sees US Navy Respond to Gulf of Tonkin Attack
President Johnson ordered additional destroyers to join the Gulf of Tonkin patrol as North Vietnamese gun boats attacked the Maddox. Secretary Rusk and Defense Chief McNamara briefed lawmakers on the incident while planners drafted rules for pursuing attackers within territorial waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticonderoga
Maddox
Gulf of Tonkin
State Department
U.S
Johnson
White House
George E. Reedy
Racial riots flare in city as police clash with Negroes
In the city, racial rioting left 32 injured including 17 officers and 11 arrested after three violent nights. About 68 stores were damaged and 15 people were jailed as Mayor Whelan urged readiness to quell further unrest. CORE leaders and Negro councilman condemned the police handling while demanding cooperation and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelan
John Bell
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Fred Martin
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bedford - Stuyvesant
New York City
Rochester
N. Y
New Jersey
False Teeth Fit Beautifully Cushion Grip Ad Claims Hold
An advertisement for Cushion Grip promotes a denture fitting solution that claims to mold to mouth contours, hold dentures firmly, and eliminate looseness with a long lasting effect. It offers savings, a money back guarantee, and lists an address in Kenilworth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmaco
CUSR
Kenilworth
New Jersey
Vote Armed Pay Increases For Cabinet Judges Congress
The article reports on proposed pay raises for government officials. Cabinet officers would rise from 25,000 to 35,000 while senators, House members, and judges would see 30,000. Senate and House agree on judges and congressional pay. conferees favor 10,000 for cabinet officers, House had 7,500. The measure targets about 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Government workforce to get about five percent raises
About 1 million government employees would receive roughly a five percent pay rise retroactive to July 1, with exceptions for the Senate and House members. The action affects most federal workers and reflects ongoing cost of living adjustments and budget considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Board Hears Texas Salon 23td street repair bids
The board reviews bid offers for the 23rd Street repair project in Texas. Acme Paving, Central Engineering Construction, and Gordon Johnson Inc. bid amounts range from 37,246.10 to 59,822.00 with a total of 54,983.10 noted amid potential conflict of interest issues.
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Theaudinea
Acme Paving
Gag
Sider
Ralph Reed
Sou
Gorden Johnson Inc
School Board Meeting Names Local Officials And Superintendent
North part of the city and the newly annexed township area were discussed at a school board meeting. Attending were President A George Harrison, Secretary Fred Matthews, Treasurer Mrs M Fern Canterbury, board members Carl Cleaver and John Childes, Superintendent Ebbertt, and Business Manager James Wellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. George Harrison
Fred Matthews
M. Fern Canterbury
Carl Cleaver
John Childes
Ebbertt
James Wellinger
Two Vehicle Collisions Injure Three In City Streets
Nadine Swallows 24 of 217 Church St suffers hip and side injuries after her car collides with Chester Little Jr 20 of Chesterfield driving another vehicle. Little’s car $200 damage, Swallows $300. Earlier Larry Spangler 22 of Rt 5 head injuries when his truck hit a viaduct at E 9th and Fletcher causing $1000 damage. Mary Short 17 of 1615 Brown St loses control on Mounds Rd. car hits shrubs a tree and lamp post. Deloris Gamman 29 of 1609 Brown St suffers facial lacerations and abrasions.
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W. 16Th
Fountain Streets
Nadine E. Swallows
Church St
Swallows
Chester Little, Jr
Chesterfield
Little Auto
Larry Ray Spangler
Rt. 5
E. 9Th
Fletcher Streets
Mary Short
Brown St
Mounds Rd
Deloris Gamman
Obituary for Wilson of Ander son at Friendship Church
Routine check routine details list maternal grandmother Mrs Lillian Thomson of Ander son two aunts five uncles one niece and other relatives and friends. Wilson was a member of Friendship Baptist Church and a graduate of Southside Junior High School. Friends receive at Brooks Memorial Chapel after 5 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church officiated by Rev J C Galmore. Body in state from 11 a.m. Thursday until funeral hour. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Bama
Lillian Thomson
Anderson
Wilson
Friendship Baptist Church
Southside Junior High School
Brooks Memorial Chapel
J.C. Galmore
East Maplewood
Shirey
Daleville
O’bryant
Mary Dean
Loos
Peth
Winchester
Brookville
Antoinette Loyns
Norfolk
Janet Arnold
California
St. Thomas Church
Robert
Missouri
Thomas
Paul Ernie
Richard O’bryterment
Maplesantoinette Lyons
Grove Cemetery
Attica JP Brand faces possible civil action over cash shortage
Auditors report a total cash shortage of $1 889 79 with 151 825 66 needed to balance justice receipts and deposits. Irregularities include 252 in justice fees improperly received from the township and overpayments of fees, plus unaccounted township funds and trust accounts. Hoggard ran a private collection operation without legal authority and failed to deposit receipts regularly as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin K. Steers
Ijustice
Hoggard
Abducted Boys Case Details Leave Parents to Decide
FBI agents aided the Lafayette Castl Rock case involving Cline the stepfather of the Laird boy. Cline escaped Lafayette jail in May 1958 and was recaptured after a sheriff shooting in Delphi. He pled guilty to burglary and jailbreaking and received 25 and 15 year sentences. Orba Cline, 35, his father, was found dead in the Wabash River. The younger Cline was paroled to Penrose Colorado in 1962 but violated parole in 1963. Colorado authorities said he could not be located when a warrant was issued.
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Tage
Painter
Laird
FBI
Lafayette
Castl Rock
Cline
Fisher
Delphi
Ind
Orba
Wabash River
1St
Penrose
Colo
Ray
Colorado
School Board plans remodel of Reynolds Gas Regulator Building
The school board will convert the old Reynolds Gas Regulator Building into a vocational shop for Anderson Senior High, with remodeling in phases. The building was purchased at 53 dollars, about a third of its appraised value, and bids on the front half are due tomorrow night. A third project is a new north side junior high on a 32 acre tract owned by the city, modeled after South Side Junior High, with about 33 rooms at Cross Street and Indiana Avenue, approved by the Indiana Commission on School Reorganization.
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Reynolds Gas Regulator
Anderson Senior High School
Reynolds
Inithe Works
North Side
Indiana Commission On School Reorganization
South Side Junior High School
Cross Street
Indiana Avenue
Banker Offers Congress Chairman Post to Influence Legislation
Gonzalez recounts a banker offering him the chairmanship of a board to leverage his name for business. Officials call the move a subtle anti public action, comparing it to a wart on a movie actress nose.
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Banking and Currency Committee
Gonzalez
Atman
Nif
Asm
2Atmian
Stasis Vul Ae
Federal
Repare
Indiana Faces Scorching Heat Wave Across State
United Press International reports temperatures exceeded 100 degrees in Indiana on Monday, hottest in nearly two years. Evansville hit 101, Lafayette 99, with Indianapolis at 97 marking the peak since 1982. Officials expect little relief for the southern regions and persistently warm days ahead with mid-90s statewide.
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United Press International
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mercury
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Lloyd E Dudley 63 of New Castle died Monday at Henry County Hospital after a heart attack. He worked for Chrysler since age 15, was born near Shirley, and belonged to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and the International Die Sinkers Conference. Survived by Lena widow two sons Maurice and Troy, five sisters, four brothers, two grandchildren two stepsons and five step-grandchildren.
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Lloyd Dudley
New Castle
Lloyd E
Dudley
Bower Ct
Henry County Hospital
Dorothy Foster
Theodore, Ala
Lillian Recter
Markleville
Victoria Seagraves
Mesa, Ariz
Harrison
William
Melvin
Harald Dudley
Vergil Hertel
Cincinnati
Verle Hertel
Brookville
Sien
William Hoppes 80 dies after extended illness in Anderson
William C. Hoppes 80 of 2203 Pearl Street died Monday night at St John’s Hospital after an extended illness. He was born October 2, 1884, to Ian and Sultana Brown Hoppes and retired from Nicholson File Company. Survived by widow Billa, six children including Glen, Letha, John, Marietta, Cecil, and William, a brother Earl, two sisters Blanche and Gladys, 16 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and one more great grandchild. Funeral arrangements are with Baker Brothers. James O Bryant, 53, of Anderson, died Friday at Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. former restaurant worker.
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William Hoppes
William C. Hoppes
Pearl St
St. John’s Hospital
Ian Hoppes
Sultana Brown Hoppes
Nicholson File Company
Billa
Glen Hoppes
Parsons, Kans
Letha Boyd
Pendleton
James Kirk
Marion
James L. Kirk
Race St. Marion
Shawley Memorial Chapel
Herbert Pettengill
First Friends Church
Grant Memorial Park Cemetery
Fisher Body
Kirk
Anderson
Middletown
Marion Hospital
Betty
Sheryl
Tammie
Lester Hodson
Garlia Sayees
Ward
Saunders
Bell Partwaymer
Clyde Elsen
Arnold Ervin
Cletus
Bill
Rushville
Jane
Powell Dobbins
Carl
Dobbins
Lansing
Mich
South Bendley
Easgate
Rush
Ethelday
Kinkaid
American Pianist Van Cliburn to Return to Moscow
Moscow radio reports American pianist Van Cliburn will return to the Soviet Union next year to perform and conduct, after gaining fame by winning the first Tchaikovsky piano contest in Moscow. He had worked as a mover before retirement and is survived by wife Lula and children.
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Moscow
UPI
van Cliburn
Tschiakovsky
Soviet Union
Moscow Radial
Crazed Tribesmen Continue Violence Across Northern Rhodesia
The Lumpa church was banned for 30 days under Northern Rhodesian law with possible seven year jail terms for members or attendees. The ban followed a day of threats by a local official who labeled the church incompatible with law and good government. In the wake, bands pledging allegiance to Alice's sect attacked villages along a 90 mile front north of Lundazi, with seven villages razed and 19 more reported destroyed and inhabitants killed.
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Lumpa
Alice
Lundhazi
Sister Mary’s Nursing Leadership and New Inhalation Therapy Plans
Native of Brooklyn Sister Mary advanced nursing by developing an Inhalation Therapy Service Department and completing building plans with architects. She trained at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus where she rose to head nurse, supervisor, and instructor. She earned a BS in Nursing Education and MS in Hospital Administration from Catholic University, and did a hospital admin residency at St Vincent's New York.
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Pace
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sister Mary
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Ater
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
Rebels Seize Corridor as Airlift Is Underway Near Manono
Rebel forces reportedly crossed a floating bridge on a river near Kambi, about 50 miles east of Manono, as an emergency airlift continued. Manono’s mining town sits 300 air miles north as 57 white women and 63 children were evacuated to Elisabethville, with 20 European women and 17 children remaining. Refugees streamed into the city while traders from Kamina reported mistreatment by fleeing Congolese soldiers and police. Nearby fighting extends toward Leopoldville as Tshombe’s government takes shape. Burial services were held for Ira Ollie Rutherford of Marion, a former Delco Remy employee.
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Page Quepc
Kambi
Manono
Here
Elisabethville
Congolese National Army
Kamina
Congo
Jar
Leopoldville
Moise Tshambe
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Goldwater
Viet Nam
U.S. Gra
Capitol Hill
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rusk
Russell
Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services, Foreign Affairs and Appropriations
Navy
Pentagon
United States
John Y. Yates
Clarence Figley
WU. S. Naval Hospital Corps School
Great Lakes, Ill
Yates
Madison Heights High School
Naval Reserve
Charles Neal Yotes
LY Ld
Nin
Falls City
Texas
Thuna
Attica JP
Madison
Ames O'Bryant
James O'Bryant
Veterans’ Hospital
Virginia) Elmquist
James
Eleanor) Noble
Detroit
Richard Dort Lothy) Mahar
John McCoy
Garden Grove
Calif
Emil Hendrix
IRS
Emily Johns
Emily Faye Johns
Thomas Johns
Baker Brothers Funeral
William B. Howens
United Church of
Jane, Corrine
Maurice Stegner
Maurice M. Stegner
Tower Apartments
Sells and Rowe
David Laird Barclay
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr. Stegner
Chicago
George
Melissa Stegner
Thomas Tooley
Thomas A
Dick) Tooley
Beall’s Chapel
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Harry Smith
EUB ‘Church
Brookside
Tooley
Madison County
John
Mary Tooley
Madison County Farm Bureau
Jeannette
Richard Tooley
Ruth Conrad
Mary F
Gilmore
Bessie Milburn
May Maniordail
Zetta Hulse
Muncie
Vera Irwin
Seipia
J. William Thomas
Fortville
John Williams
Isville
Paul C. Cory
John Greenlee
Oakland On Christian Church
Gravel Lawn
Goettingen
Germany
Clara Raef
Clara A. Raef
Clara Hendrix
Charles F. Raef
Mae Stegner
Clyde Stegner
Yellow Creek Lake
Cora Schmidt
G. M. Rozelle
Christ
Tast Maplewood
Whetstone Church
Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Whetstone Women's Missionary and Fellowship Society
W. Earl Brown
Elmer Johnson
Elwood
Orville Garrett
Holton
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harry Clevenger
Harry
Tom) Clevenger
24Th St
Marigold Langer
Marigold E. Langer
Wisth St
Church of the Brethren
Eldon Petry
Baker Brothers
Miss Langer
Pauline Pettigrew Holtzclaw
Church of J the Brethren
Harry Moore Movers
Western Indiana Gravel Company
Mary Tucker Clevenger
Lula Corder
Marye Farmer
Alexandria
Napeey Eee Seayanend L. Clevenger
James H. Clevenger
John Highland
Sinora Baughn
George Skinner
Jackson Park
CDF
Frankton
Ira Rutherford
Ira Ollie Rutherford
Shawley
Delco-Remy Division
Verle Brooks
Rutherford
America
Goulege
Fort Wayne, and
Dean Sojtenber
Business
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