Two Gasoline Bomb Attacks Hit Police Car in Riots
In Jersey City and Laos clashes unfold as government and Pathet Lao forces exchange fire. A police car was struck by gasoline bombs from a rooftop in Jersey City during two rioting nights with widespread looting, injuries, and fires. Police and city officials vow to restore order while FBI investigates the riots.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Gov- Jersey City
N.J
Apo
Nist Pathet Lao
Bintang
Richard J. Hughes
Luang Prabang
Pathet Lao
Man Police Department
Oudon Sanani
Kone
Viewhood
Tiane
Josephs
Eggers
Sithcares
FBI
Jing Moung You
Nam
Khan River
Broad
Johnson
Moung You
Harlem
Nam Khan River
Riverside
Hudson
Manhattan
Thomas Clougher
Grand Street
Elwood City Council Ties Tax Rise to City Levy
Elwood city officials proposed a 1965 tax rate of 2.91 dollars per hundred for the civil city, a 13 cent increase over 1964. Police pension and firemen pension funds led the boosts as other levies were adjusted, with a background of local petitions and council debate.
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Elwood
Richard Moody
Elboat
Wood
Police Pension Fund
Firemen’s
Iowa
State Commission
Tate
Duck Creek Township
Madison County
Salinger Picked for U.S. Senate Seat by California Governor
California Governor Brown names Salinger to the U S Senate seat amid legal debates over appointment. Salinger, former Kennedy and Johnson aide, accepted after President Johnson endorsed him. The move follows prior legal fights over eligibility and reflects a commitment to representation for California's 18.5 million people and pursuit of peace.
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Johnson
Salinger
John F. Kennedy
i/ j
California
Three men arrested for speeding and held for inquiry
WD a Poole file Yadelphia reports speeding at about 4 p.m. June 21. The arresting county deputy sheriff also held Schwerner and Goodman for investigation. The three men were released six hours later after Chaney posted a 20 dollar bond. Their whereabouts had been unclear since then.
Senate approves dunes bill amid mining land dispute
The Senate committee backed a dunes preservation bill to include lands of Inland Steel Corp despite protests. The plan would aid Lake Michigan’s western shore with a bathing beach and facilities while easing park pressure. Some senators opposed, arguing it infringes on landowners rights. Indiana Save-the-Dunes Council praised the move and eyed a deep water port and large scale industry.
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Inland Steel Corp
Douglas
Milward L. Simpson
R J. Wyo
Lake Michigan
Simpson
Council
Thomas Dustin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Miners Rescued Surface Weak. Nurses Assist
Upon surfacing the trapped miners were too weak to cheer and collapsed into the arms of waiting nurses who rushed to aid them. The scene underscores the peril and relief of the rescue operation as medical staff stabilized the exhausted workers.
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Breeck and O'Bryant Losses
William P. Breeck 78, of 337 Madison Ave died at Community Hospital after a brief illness. A Brooksburg, Indiana native, long resident of Anderson, he was a retired toolmaker at Guide Lamp and formerly ran a car business. Survived by two sons in Breeck, five grandsons, a sister, and several relatives. Burial at Anderson Metropolitan Park Cemetery. services by Brown and Butz Funeral Home. James O’Bryant, 53, of Anderson, died Friday at the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. Final rites set for 4 p.m. at Shirey Funeral Home in Daleville, with interment at Saunders Cemetery. Mrs Emily Faye Johns, 79, widow of Thomas Johns, to be laid to rest at East Maplewood Cemetery after services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Carrie Huntzinger, 29, of Madison County, died Tuesday at Shipley Nursing Home. She leaves five children and other relatives. services at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial at Frankton Cemetery.
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William P. Breeck
Madison Ave
Community Hospital
Brooksburg
Ind
Carrolton
Guide Lamp Division
City Light Plant
Senior Citizens
the Elks Club
Conservation Club
Isaac Walton League
St. Mary's F
James O’bryant
James O'Bryant
Anderson
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
Shirrey Funeral Home
Daleville
Saunders Cemetery
Emily Johns
William Howenstine
United Church of Christ
Emily Faye Johns
Thomas Johns
Baker Brothers ‘Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Dorothy
Carrie Huntzinger
James Riley
Chesterfield
Edna Seipel
Frank Huntzinger
Melindal
Sampbell
Camarillo
Calif
Shipley
Herbert Wiese
Dercon
Andree Martinet
Martinet
Biol
Andre Jacques
Michel
Henri David
Joseph Cottenot
Michel Martinet
Pierre Cous
Charles Peyronel
Paul Olivier
Martinez
Reat S
Dirksen
Congress
Supreme Court
Fa la Wabifind Werthean Fanuthnafl
Andre Socie
Brown and Butz
West Maplewood Cemetery
Sage Iving
Robert Sweeney
Louisvile
Charles Lewis
Clifton Wilkinson, Jr
Anna Taylor
Sallick
Smithgrove
L. C.may
Triumph Church
Goldman Redding
Thomas Tooley
Thomas A
Dick) Tooley
Beall's Cha
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
Harry Smith
EUB Church
Brookside
Senate Move Delays Apportionment Bill In Senate
Senate committee quickly approved a bill to delay court ordered legislative reapportionments and sent it toward President Johnson. Dirksen indicated possible attachment to foreign aid authorization, while Supreme Court one man one vote rule remains central to the debate.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
R- T
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission suspends Noblesville Legion 45 for gambling devices
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission suspended Noblesville American Legion Post 45 for ten days effective August 17 for possessing mechanical gambling devices. Bartender Edgar Cooper also received a ten day suspension for failing to clear the bar as part of a broad batch of suspensions and deferred judgments.
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Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Noblesville American Legion Post
Edgar Cooper
Noblesville Legion Post
Indiana Alccoholic Beverage Commission
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries list multiple local deaths with funeral details. Thomas A Tooley of Bealls Creek area dies in Madison County. services at Fisher Brothers LaPel. James L Kirk of Marion to be buried at Grant Memorial Park after services at Shawley Memorial Chapel. Lloyd E Dudley of Markleville dies. services at St Thomas Brookville with interment Maple Grove Cemetery.
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James L. Kirk
Marion
South Race St
Shawley Memorial Chapel
Herbert Pettingll
First Friends Church
Grant Memorial Park Cemetery
Lloyd Dudley
Nursing Group elects officers in Madison County
The Madison County Licensed Nursing Home Association held a July meeting at 809 Walnut St. The constitution and by-laws were adopted. Officers elected were James Dickey of Elwood president, John Wrightsman of Anderson vice president, and Josephine Wade of Anderson secretary treasurer and publicity chairman. An August 18 meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Gable Home, 332 1th St.
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Madison County Licensed Nursing Home Association
Walnut St
James Dickey
Elwood
John Wrightsman
Anderson
Josephine Wade
Gable Home
1Th St
Public hearing planned Aug 28 on new county boundary
Details show Ben Bess and the Take It Practicued group appearing on the November ballot. The proposed unit in County Road 1400 North faces a boundary change approved by commissioners. A tentative hearing date Aug 28 invites resident input on the drawn boundary.
Police Quell New Jersey City Trouble
In Jersey City New Jersey a rash of disturbances struck the Negro section on Tuesday night following riots by Negro youths Sunday and Monday. Police reported several arrests perhaps as many as ten and around a dozen gasoline bombs were thrown in various locations with no injuries recorded.
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Jersey City
N. J
Iity
Colorado Physician and Wife Fatally Stabbed in Camp
In Dillon Colorado a Broomfield physician and his wife both 39 were found stabbed to death at a camp north of town. Their 16 year-old son, wandering dazed along a road nearby, said a Black man killed Dr William Bresnahan and Laurel Bresnahan. Deadly case being investigated by police. no motive disclosed.
Pay Raises Approved for Supreme Court Justices in Conference
The conference committee set annual raises of 4500 for Supreme Court members, bringing associate justices to 39504 and the chief to 40000, after resolving two major gaps between House and Senate bills. The measure also removed a proposed automatic pay hike for Congress tied to executive salary changes. Introduced by Rep Morris Udall, the proposal would have spared congressmen from voting on themselves.
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Johnson
Senate
House
Supreme Court
High Court
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Hootenanny Concert Draws Onlookers On Mall Lawn
Audience members set on lawn chairs for the Saturday night band concert at the mall. Some attendees brought their own chairs to enjoy the performances.
Johnson Defends Proposal as Only Option Under Circumstances
Johnson reads a statement to Goldwater on Balboa return, calling his proposal the only thing he can do under the circumstances. The remark frames the plan as essential amid the political moment and signals tension between the candidates during their Balboa visit.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Balboa
Parade and public notice items in Summitville stacks
Cue Chamber Morgan Summitville and officials including Robert Stoops Markleville parade organizers and county enforcement agencies list a long roster with chairs and vice chairs for publicity finance queen contest and recognition and county enforcement roles led by Paul Ravage and others. The fragments show multiple local appointments and governance roles for a regional event.
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Morgan
Summitville
Robert Stoops
Markleville
Jennings Coen
Fred Welker
Milford Barran
Floyd Kline
James Cain
Hovermale
Mr. Trogdlen
Joseph Benge
Mr. Lewis
L. Floyd Schuyler
Gordon Sinclair
D. R. Welter
Frank Woschitz
George West
Miss Bye
Charles Mack
Ermal/ McCormick
Ernest Miller
Richard Worden
Robert Absherr
James Stone
Paul Ravage
James Leer
Lee Graham
Jack J.gootee
Leroy Sayre
James de- Long
Clyde Kirkland
Edward
Community Committee Lists Leaders and Members
The document names numerous individuals as part of several committees including Anderson Committee chaired by Roy Smith with Mr Trogdlen as vice chair, Teenage Committee led by Win Boyer with Gordon Sinclair and Frank Woschitz as vice chairmen, and Queen's Dinner Committee chaired by Mr. Lewis with D R Welter as vice chairman along with other named members.
FBI search in Mississippi spans 10 counties for missing men
In a six week operation the FBI, aided by Mississippi State Highway Patrol and U.S. Navy personnel, has used helicopters and scuba divers to sweep swamps, fields, woods, farms and towns about 13 miles northeast of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Mississippi State Highway Patrol
U.S. Navy
Miss
Ambitious plans for Ind 9 and surrounding routes in Alexandria
The report notes Highway 36 67 and new Ind 9 signage in Alexandria, detailing road construction from Ind 109 north to Ind 128. The Indiana Highway Commission’s future program is described as highly ambitious, with at least 26 bridges planned across routes. Progress on current projects is discussed by Mr Cohen as new road openings are recorded, followed by a dinner program with William Hover male and Jack Pill as co hosts, and introductions by Mr Lewis including Mayor Frank Allis and Charles M Dawson.
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Alexandria
The
Highway Commission
Cohen
William Hovermale
Jack Pill
Chamber of’ Commerce
Lewis
Cothen
Frank Allis
Charles M. Dawson
Madison County officials meet to improve Indiana highway system
A regional gathering includes 21 Madison County officials and representatives from Hancock, Grant, Blackford, Delaware, and Henry counties. Pendleton, Summitville, Markleville, Frankton, and Lapel high schools are involved as part of an ongoing effort to raise road quality and efficiency. Participants include Floyd Kline, George E. Goodman, and Karin Bronneberg among others, with focus on intercounty traffic planning.
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Karin Bronneberg
Rt 3
Kleville
Summitville
Cheryl Kay
In Watts
Linda Sue Jones
Diana
GOP Campaign Activism in Indiana Highlights Strategy
The GOP outlines strategy including Goldwater and Miller campaign speeches in Indiana, with county fund raising barely started. The state committee proposed a 990000 budget and elected new Young Republican leaders Alex Armendaris, AY Ahrens, and Dorothy Hines, while Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine absent for a Evansville service club engagement.
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Indiana
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Alex Armendaris
Grangier
William Kleindorfer
Evansville
AY Ahrens
Elberfeld
Jerry Habig
Shelbyville
Dorothy Hines
Auburn
Martha Cooke
Terre Haute
Richard C. Ristine
Lions Club Sets Surprise Program For Meeting
Lions Club will present a surprise program at today’s session with programmer Javed Corbin on vacation. The memo hints that expected items may vary as members await a return note on what will be presented.
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Lions Club
Javed Corbin
Lions
Ladies Recreation League Meeting Schedule Set
President Mrs Norma Granger announces an organizational meeting for prospective teams in next season's Ladies Recreation League. The event is set for 3 pm on Thursday, Aug 33, at Brown's Recreation Lanes.
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Norma Granger
Ladies Recreation League
Brown's Recreation Lanes
Goldwater backs Johnson attack statement in Viet Nam read
In Balboa California UPI Johnson read his Viet Nam tense situation statement to Senator Barry Goldwater the Republican candidate. Goldwater approved the President actions and said every American will subscribe to the steps outlined. He added we cannot allow the American flag to be shot at anywhere on earth to retain our respect and prestige.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Congress
Pentagon
Vaf
U.S
Maddox
C. Turner
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Balboa
Calif
UPI
Viet Nam
Barry M. Goldwater
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Frieda Morano
Eva Sheets
Stella Wilkinson
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Clifton Wilkinson
Hendricks St
St. John's Hospital
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Ohio
Smith
Alcoholic Commission
Noblesville Legion
William Croppes
William C. Hi
Pearl, St
Baker Brothers
Iarry Clevenger
Harry
Tom) Clevenger
Rozelle Funeral Home
George Skinner
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Fred W. Butz
Bissell
Mary Carter
Michge
Aye State RD
West EN Marsh
Tam’s
David C. Hood
Wendell L. Willkie
Irma Moore
Frankton High
Ronald Lee Stephen
Madonna Julian
Markleville High
J. C. Hoover
Meridian
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