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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
24
Moscow says the United States risks widening the Vietnam conflict by aggressive raids and attacks on North Vietnamese bases. It accuses U S leaders of overstepping and urges settlement through peaceful means.
Indiana Governor and first lady join diplomats in Washington for a White House dinner seen as a moderate Soviet response to Viet Nam crisis. Izvestia accused U S air strikes of self defense but warned they were far from American territory. Khrushchev remained abroad, touring farmlands as tensions eased slightly.
Middletown High School band finished second in Class A at the Delaware County Fair in Muncie under first year director Richard Buehler, with Southport led by former Middletown director William Schmalfelst winning first. Summer rehearsals begin August 10 at Fairfield for Indiana State Fair prep. Middletown is among ninety six bands entered in the State Fair Band Contest announced by Robert Weedon. Also noted are local social items including Mrs. Gerald Tuterow Sr birthdays and newborn Duane Edward McCurdy at Community Hospital in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Youngsters and party hacks crowd county fairs as candidates flood Indiana fairs to court voters. The Lawrence County Fair in Bedford bars campaigns at booths and speeches, while Hoosier fairgoers see both parties’ leaders promoting tents and handshakes. Statewide, candidates mingle with voters, from judges to governors, reshaping fair visits into campaign stops amid a lively, crowded scene.
In Vientiane Laos on Thursday military sources said government forces have halted a recent spike in shelling by pro-Communist units and claim overall progress against Pathet Lao positions. Neutralist Gen Kong Leang reportedly cited decreases in enemy activity while noting remains of the battleground front near Luang Prabang.
James Armstrong of the Indiana State Unemployment Service will speak on Indiana Manpower Trends to 1970 at the Anderson Board of Realtors Friday noon luncheon at Farris Cafeteria. President Robert Hodson will conduct. Russell Murdock is program chairman.
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