Cyprus reports Turkish jets strafe coast near Polis
Cyprus says four Turkish air force Sabre jets attacked Polis on the northwest coast and hit an Italian cargo vessel in the harbor. No casualties reported. The strike adds to rising Greek Turkish Cypriot clashes drawing U.N. concern and possible U.N. Security Council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus
Nicosia, Cyprus
Makarious
Polis
U.N
Paphos
Tillyria
New York
Council
Johnson
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Concert Set At Park Place Church Sunday
The Phanoi Trio of Warner Pacific College Portland Ore will present a sacred concert Sunday at 7 p.m. in Park Place Church of God with singers from Vancouver Washington Melvern and Clarkston plus Seattle pianist Ardyth DeWater. Dr Rice will lead morning worship at 10 30 with a talk You Belong To God Act Like It. A reception follows the 7 p.m. program with Warner Pacific staff and local Church of God youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phanoi
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Park Place Church of
Rice
God
Sanctuary
Evelyn Davican Will Eine
Air Violations Charge Issued by North Vietnam
North Viet Nam charged Friday that U S military planes flew into its territory near Nghe An Province at 12 30 a m and were repelled by anti aircraft fire The North Vietnamese army high command protested to the International Control Commission calling the incident a new provocation by the United States and a serious violation of the Geneva agreements on Viet Nam
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
APS
North Viet Nam
U.S
New China News Agency
Nghe An
International Control Commission
ICC
Laos
Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of
United States
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Milwaukee Street Tow Rule Emerges In Parking Fight
Milwaukee officials move to tow abandoned vehicles after County Judge Krueger ruled 24 hour street parking unenforceable. City workers will seize cars left beyond a day, citing a city charter provision that deems such vehicles abandoned and towable. The plan could be costlier than issuing tickets as drivers must retrieve their towed autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
UPL
John E. Krueger
Krueger
Patrick J. Madden
Department of Public Works
Ist
Ministers Attend Workshop On U S Economics 1882 History Tells Of Tesla And Navy
The eighth annual workshop on economics for clergy was held at Purdue Camp Limberlost. Attendees included Rev George Buck and Rev Philip Hillsamer. Prominent speakers from Purdue University Michigan University Indiana Farm Bureau and Lincoln Bank discussed the American economic system and the role of agriculture business and labor. The program was directed by Dr Olin W Davis with assistance from Joseph C La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Nikola Tesla
Cuba
U. S. Navy
Indiana
Samoa
China
Panama
Nicaragua
Mexico
George Buck
Park Place
John Hicks
Parade University
Dallas Jones
College of Business
Michigan University
James A. Panke
Purdue University
George Coup
Farm Bureau
Robert Hamilton
Indian Consumer Finance
Indian Consumer Finance: ‘Carl Gunkler. Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Fort Wayne
Olin W. Davis
Joseph C. la Follette
Indianapolis
Bell Aerospace Wins $3 Million Navy VTOL Contract
New York based Bell Aerospace Corp a Textron subsidiary won a $3 million contract for continued Navy work on the tri service vertical take off and land aircraft. The brief item names Meadowbrook address 1023 Marine Dr and mentions Special Twilight Golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
VPI
Bell Aerospace Corp
Textron, Inc
Navy
Meadowbrook
Marine Dr
Johnson Leaves For Ranch Weekend
President Johnson left the White House Friday with a congressional vote of confidence for his Viet Nam policy. He and Mrs. Johnson departed by helicopter at 6 16 p.m. EDT for Andrews Air Force Base, then flew at 6 29 p.m. EDT to Texas aboard a jet. The trip followed expectations of a final House vote on the anti poverty program before the weekend. Habits Altered Plymouth Ind The Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ adopt a lighter habit with a smaller headpiece and no more starched collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
Texas
Andrews Air Force Base
Plymouth, Ind
Hospital Dismissals List From St Johns and Community Hospital
Dismissed from St Johns Hospital include Sharon McCord 2926 Dakota Dr ajtale Okamoto 52144 Chase ttshia McKinley 910 E juss mee Norma Weatherford 2306 8th St I Clayton Canterbury 344 E jn 7th St Charles Tosh Rt 5 dirs Edith Gibson 1410 W 0 ot Mrs Anne Barrett Alexandria Fox Townsend 22082 Walton St arles Detrick Frankton and more. From Community Habit al warar Mrs Mabel Grubbs 3317 Columbus Ave Mrs Geraldine Harness and daughter 2612 Mounds Rd Annette Baxter Rt 3 Trevor Pritchard 1525 Euclid Trive Jeana Minton and sor 4313 St Charles St Lynette Huffman Lapel Grace Giles 4409 Pitt St Gary McClain 1111 Dresser Drive Clayton Nunn 1627 W 14th S Clara Rickard and sor 1420 Alexandria Pike Trevor Morgan Frankton John Muterspaugh Middletown le t.
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St. John’s |Hospital
Sharon McCord
Dakota
Ajtale Okamoto
Chasettshia McKinley
Juss Mee
Norma Weatherford
St. I. Clayton Canterbury
St. Charles Tosh
Edith Gibson
Mabel Grubbs
Columbus Ave
Geraldine Harness
Mounds Rd
Annette Baxter
Trevor Pritchard
Euclie Trive
Jeana Minton
Sor
St. Charles St
Lynette Huffman
Grace Giles
Pitt Street
Gary McClain
Dresser ‘Drive
Clayton Nunn
Clara Rickard
Alexandria Pike
Trevor Morgan
Frankton
John Muterspaugh
Middle Town
World Body Debates Southeast Asia Crisis At UN
The United Nations Security Council adjourned after heated exchanges with Vietnam delegations invited to submit statements. Haick and Morozov assailed U S actions as aggression while Seydoux urged a political solution and a new conference among powers. The session closed by 5 39 p m and future talks depend on Southeast Asia developments. Local notices name several area residents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Platon D. Morozov
Haick
United States
Roger Seydoux
Southeast Asia
France
North
South
Viet Nam
Red Journal Accuses Mao of Willing Mass Slaughter
London reports that the World Marxist Review charges Mao Zedong would accept millions dead to forge a new Peking type civilization. It says hundreds of millions could perish in war to serve as manure of history. The Prague edition covers 18 languages, with the Chinese edition dropped after Moscow-Peking dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
International Communist Movement
Mao Tzetung
Peking
World Marxist Review
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Wheat Program Boosts 1964 Grower Income Says ASCS Office
ASCS County Office reports wheat growers receive higher payments for 1964 crop due to enacted wheat program. The price support loan rate would have been at least cents lower per bushel without the measure, raising the national average to 1.30 dollars versus 1.26 at 50 percent of parity. The loan rate factor helps both in and out of program farmers by supporting market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Youth Hurt In Bicycle Crash On West 25th Street
Mark Derekson, 9, of 2316 Fairview Street, sustained lacera tions and facial contusions when a car struck his bicycle after he fell upon railroad tracks on West 25th Street. Donald W. Ellis, 17, of 215 West 26th Street, drove the auto that pushed the bike into the boy. Derekson received treatment at Saint John's Hospital and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Derekson
Fairview St
Donald W. Ellis
W. 26Th St
Derekson
Saint John's Hospital
Paroles Approved For Four Serving Life Sentences
Indiana Parole Board granted release for four lifers slated to become eligible in October. Fred Stella, once paroled in 1950 after 1939 LaPorte County slaying, and Wesley Grimes, an Indianapolis shipping clerk who shot Waiverly Allen, are among those freed. Also named are Taylor Beard, convicted in Ripley County for violent crime, and William Jones, jailed for the 1949 slaying of his ex wife Martha in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Parole Board
Fred Stella
LaPorte County
Wesley Grimes
Allen
Marion
Taylor
Beard
Ripley
Laura Lambertson
Versailles
William Jones
Shellby County
Columbus
Jones
Martha
Bedford Still Needs 50000 For Waterworks Plan
Bedford Mayor C J Huack Jr told State Auditor Dorothy Gardner that the city still requires the 30000 borrowed from the postwar revolving fund to plan a new water works. Engineer John Owens is preparing a 50000 improvement program for the waterworks and the funds will not be returned. In a separate report, counterfeit twenty dollars bills totaling over 11000 were passed in two Belo Horizonte jewelry stores, described as well made but printed on inferior paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Bedford
C. J. Huack Jr
Dorothy Gardner
Belo Horizonte
Brazil
U.S
ITT Labs wins $3.6 million Coast Guard radio contract
ITT Federal Laboratories division announced a $3.6 million Coast Guard contract for delivery of Toran radio equipment. The award was reported from New York by UPI. The contract covers supply and equipment details for maritime communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT Federal Laboratories
Coast Guard
4 H Fair Highlights Leaders and Winners Across Clubs
4 H Fair highlights long list of club leaders and their parade of first and second place wins. Sue Comer Sunshine Girls Green Two and Carroll Valentine Green Two are among top groups with many first place recognitions. Betty Shull Community Helpers Green Two shows multiple wins while Jolix Juniors Adams Twp led by Virginia Flatt posted strong showing with numerous firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D
Pace One
Creek Two
Sue Comer
Sunshine Girls
Green Two
Carroll Valentine
Betty Shull
Jolix Juniors
Adams Twp
Virginia Flatt
House Passes Anti Poverty Plan Amid Southern Scrutiny
Johnson drove the poverty bill through Congress with White House support after Kennedy plans, facing resistance over governors veto power on project locations and funding. Peace Corps head Sargent Shriver led the effort, targeting job corps camps, training centers, and local or private anti poverty financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Gne
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
White House
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral notices from Madison area list Terri Sue Ward 342 of Arcadia killed by car on Ind 213. Services at Cusick Wenger Funeral Home with burial in Carey Cemetery. Also notices for Pearl Hardy Markleville, John Norris New Castle, and Bessie Brown Noblesville with service times, locations, and cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Sue Ward Cicero
Terri Sue Ward
John Ward
Arcadia
Cusick- Wenger
Roy Clinard
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Carey Cemetery
Walnut Grove
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Gary Joe
Waller Ward
Strawtown
Elmer Snead
Cicero
Tom Snead
Fortville
Bessie Duganich
IMRS
Pearl Hardy
John Norris
New Castle
John C. Norris
Macer
Rushville
East Hill Cemetery
Bessie Brown
Bessie Layton Brown
Ccaltrin
Frans Albert
Refuge Christian Church
Crownland
Anderson Obituaries Framed by Crown of Local Deaths and Services
Obituary notices for Flavia O Goldman 90 of 321 West ith Street with five year illness details and family survivors. Fred H. Sampson 38 of 136 West 3rd Street obituary includes mass at St Marys Catholic Church and burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Mary Lov Sacilowski 40 wife of Stanley Sacilowski obituary set for Whitaker Funeral Home arrangements. Gary Harp 19 son of Kenneth and (address) Harp noted for Jackson Park Church of God service and burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Local funeral home details Brown and Butz and Rozelle referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia Goldman
Flavia O. Goldman
W. Ith St
Corydon
Elkhart
Carmen Reynolds
Irth Street
J. W. Goldman
United Brethren Church
Edgewood Baptist Church
Carrie Funk
Robert Funk
River Bank
Calif
Rozelle Funeral Home
Fred Sampson
St. Mary's ‘Catholic Church
Msgr
Kienly
Fred H. Sampson
W. 3Rd St
Anderson Memorial Park
Brown and Butz
Stanley Sacilowski
Mary Lov
Sacilowski
Whitetaker
Greencastle
Forest Hills
Green_ Castle
Sells and Rower
Gary Harp
Kenneth Harp
Nelle St
Jackson Park Church
U S Dismay Grows Over Congo Outlook
UPI report notes U S officials express dismay at Congo chaos as mutinous army nears collapse, with Belgian leaders pressed to restore order and U S military aid debated amid possible Belgian-backed leadership reforms. Harriman travels to discuss emergency plan. U N forces had withdrawn, raising disaster fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Congo
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Innac Tim
City Council weighs 1965 budget needs and new projects
Proposed budget discussion centers on higher levies to fund capital items. Fire station on the east side, fire truck and equipment, and alarm systems drive the Fire Department rise, while 20 new police officers and cars expand the Police Department to protect 27 square miles. Street Department gains and a new Motor Vehicle Highway Fund complicate finances along with plans for an airport terminal administration building, city garbage pickup, downtown redevelopment, and Grandview Golf Course improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidem
Donald Goacher
Jack van Dyke
Miller
Anderson
Grandview
Murder in Jackson Resort Case Details Emerge
Two daughters were strangled but showed no fractures indicating a beating. A judge and his wife discovered one girl dead and a second attacked after a disturbance at the Worl h Motor Hotel in Jackson near Grand Teton. The killer climbed in from a roof, removing the window screen as the McAuliffe family vacationed nearby. A union meeting notice postpones Local 1117 from August 9 to August 23 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Worlh Motor Hotel
Betty
Pisley
Carl Rolce
Jackson
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
McAuliffe
Twirlers Continue Page Onard Event Details
AHS twirlers, assisted by Saundra Heard as choreographer, perform with accompanist Mrs. Tudi Smith of Sharpsville guiding the group. Mr. and Mrs. Georgi Vaught are noted as part of the event entourage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Onard
Georgi Vaught
Saundra Heard
Tudi Smith
Sharpsville
School Enrollment Schedule One Page Update
New School continued from page one lists afternoon and morning sessions with teachers Mrs Leola Day Mrs Linda Savage and Mrs George Hartley assigned to Frankton College Corner and Valley Grove. Assisting enrollment are registered nurse Mrs Betty Roos and principals Leach Way Deck Rab bert Brooks Chesterfield John Moore Albert Joe Frankton Charles Mc New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Day
College Corner
Leach
Linda Savage
Frankton
George Hartley
Betty Roos
Way Deck
Rabbert Brooks
Chesterfield
John Moore
Valley Grove
Albert Joe Frankton
Charles McNew
Nixon Says Extremist Groups Named In Platform
The article notes Nixon and Eisenhower pushing Goldwater aligned rhetoric to condemn extremist groups in the party platform while avoiding specific names. It mentions the John Birch Society and the Communist party as comparatives but says the platform did not name groups. A subsequent move to explicitly rebuke the anti Negro Klan is described as aimed at convincing Nixon’s backers to support the ticket. The piece shifts to postal workers studied by Congress on federal building funding with Hammond and Indianapolis projects totaling 2.99 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
John Birch Society
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Nixon
Romney
Washington
House-Senate
Indiana
Senate
Hammond
Indianapolis
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Iti
Ees Rene Ung
Ed Scrivner
Warner Pacific Admissions
Scrivner
International Youth Fellowship of
The
Church of God
Louisville
Anderson Area
Warner Pacific
Highland College
Pioneer Room
James B. Martin
Thomas’ Edison
Turkey
Greece
Cyares Quays
Athens
U.S. Economics
Alibi
Jackson Park
22Nd
Ray Wyant
George Skinner
Raymond Goodward
SFC
Harold Rigsby
Toole Arsenal
Utah
Goodward
314Th Chemical Company
USAR
Anne Barrett
Alexandria
Fox Townsend
Walton Street
Arles Detrick
Otis Goodnight
Edith Bowers
W. 9Th St
Amanda Holman
Linden Lane
Inez van Horn
Orestes
Betty Hunt
Halford St
Red Journal
Mao
Paroles
Arcuit
Commonwealth Loan Company
Julius Vass
Marguerite Vass
Ketner and
Yelton
Ethel N. Stevens
Earl Tuck
Gussie Tuck
Beneficial Finance Co
Dorsey Maddox, Jr
Gay Maddox
Ketner
Violet J. Redmon
Ivan
Wayne Redmon
Dies Vorce
Sid M
Marion W. Withers
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Beckman
Rotruck, Schuyler
LaPierre
Robert E. Riddle
Betty L.riddle
Wilson G. Anderson
Capehart Corporation
George H. Gray
Magic Car Wash
Peek, Scott, and Shine
Bate
U.s. Wi
Bain
Aureau
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic States
Central Plains
Rockies
Southern Plateau
Southern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Madison
Asupes Wa
Leopoldvihe
Joseph V. Kasabubu J
Moise Tshombe
Harriam
Belgium
Wuacua
Hall
New School
Citizens Bank
J.C. Hoover
Avon Trailer Sales
Avon, Indiana
HK. &. Reynolds
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