Cyprus Reports Turkish Jets Strafe Polis Coastline
Cyprus says four Turkish Air Force Sabre jets attacked the Polis coast area near Paphos, striking a harbor Italian cargo vessel with no immediate casualties. US officials cited a demonstration flight. Cyprus seeks UN Security Council action amid Greek Turkish Cypriot fighting flare up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarious
Polis
Istand
U.N
Paphos
Yprus
Til Iria
Washington
Security Council
New York
Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Turkey
Greece
Boris Doe Son
Athens
Phanoi Trio concert at Park Place Church Sunday
The Phanoi Trio of Warner Pacific College Portland will perform a sacred concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at Park Place Church of God in Anderson. Miss Marcia Guttenfelder Miss Mary Lou Kramer and Miss Linda Kuykendail will sing with pianist Ardyth DeWater. Dr. Hillery C. Rice will host and speak at morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phanoi
Warner Pacific College
Portland
Ore
Park Place Church
Rice
Sanctuary
Evelyn Dason
West Coast
Ea Scrivner
Warner Pacific
Scrivner
International Youth Fellowship of the
Church of God
Louisville
Park Place
Anderson Area
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Local Ministers Attend Workshop On U S Economics
The Rev George Buck of Park Place Church of God and Rev Philip Hillsamer of First EUB attended the eighth annual clergy economics workshop at Purdue Camp Limberlost LaGrange. Purdue Extension directs the program with advisory board members from agriculture business and labor. Prominent speakers included Dr John Hicks Dr Dallas Jones Dr James Papke George Coup Robert Hamilton and Carl Gunkler. Dr Olin W Davis directed the program with assistance from Joseph La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buck
Park Place
John Hicks
Parade University
Dallas Jones
College of Business
Michigan University
James A. Papke
Purdue University
George Coup
Indiana Farm Bureau
Robert Hamilton
Carl Gunkler
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Fort Wayne F
Olin W. Davis
Joseph
la Foliette
Indianapolis
Bell Aerospace lands $3 million VTOL contract
New York based Bell Aerospace Corp a Textron unit won a $3 million contract for continued Navy work on the tri service vertical take-off and land aircraft program. The award focuses on advancing the program and sustaining development efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
VPI
Bell Aerospace Corp
Textron
Inc
Navy
Air Violations Charge Issued by Hanoi and Peking News
North Vietnamese and Chinese outlets report U S military planes crossed into North Vietnamese airspace near Nghe An Province at 12 30 a m and were driven back by anti air craft fire The North Vietnamese high command sent a protest to the International Control Commission accusing the United States of provocation and sabotage against the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam and defiance of Geneva accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New China News Agency
Hece
Nghe An
International Control Commission
ICC
Laos
Viet Nam
U.S
Democratic Republic of
Milwaukee Abandons Fees to Tow Abandoned Cars
Milwaukee adopts a tow away policy for vehicles left on streets more than 24 hours after County Judge Krueger found the 24 hour rule unenforceable. Assistant city attorney Madden cited a charter provision declaring such vehicles abandoned, allowing the Department of Public Works to tow. The shift may cost motorists more than fines due to towing fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John E. Krueger
Patrick J. Madden
Department of Public Works
Johnson Leaves For Ranch Weekend
President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson departed the White House by helicopter at 6 16 p m for Andrews Air Force Base where a jetliner waited and the couple flew to Texas for a weekend. The trip followed a congressional vote of confidence on his Viet Nam policy and the final House vote on the anti poverty program. In Plymouth Indiana the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ nuns adopted a lighter habit with a smaller headpiece and no starched collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Texas
Andrews Air Force Base
Plymouth, Ind
Hospital Dismissals From St Johns and Community
Dismissals list multiple names and addresses from St Johns Hospital and Community facility. Includes Sharon McCord Dakota Drive and Janiece Okamoto Chase Street among many patients and relatives named with street addresses and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Sharon McCord
Dakota
Janiece Okamoto
Chase’ St
Bertha McKinley
E. Ath St
Norma Weatherford
Gayton Canterbury
Sith
Charles Tosh
Fox Townsend
Walton Street
Charles Detrick
Frankton
Community Hospital
Mabel Grubbs
Columbus Ave
Geraldine Harness
Mounds Rad
Annette Baxter
Trevor Pritchard
Euclid Drive
Jeana Minton and Son
St. Charles
Lynette Huffman
Grace Giles
Pitt Street
Gary McClain
Dresser Drive
Clayton Nunn
W. 14Th
Clara Richard and Son
Alexandria Pike
Trevor Morgan
John Muterspaugh
Middletown
Otis Goodnight
Alexandria
Edith Bowers
9Th
Amanda Holman
Linden Lane
Inez van Horn
Orestes
Betty Hunt
Halford St
Red Journal Accuses Mao of Willing Slaughter for Ideology
The World Marxist Review, issued in Prague, charges Mao Zedong would slaughter up to 900 million people in a war to destroy capitalism and foster a new Peking type civilization. The accusation notes hundreds of millions would die as “manure of history,” and mentions a rift between Moscow and Beijing over the journal’s Chinese edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iqndon
UPC
Offinal
International Communist Movement
London
Mao Tzetung
Peking
World Marxist Review
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Pe«ne
Wheat Program Increases Money For 1964 Crop Loans
ASCS County Office reports the wheat program raised the national average support to 1.30 dollars per bushel, up from 1.26 at 50 percent of parity, boosting loan income for 1964 crop growers and benefiting farmers both inside and outside the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Youth Injured In Bicycle Crash On West 25th Street
Nine year old Mark Derekson of Fairview Street suffered arm and face lacerations and contusions after his bicycle fell at railroad tracks on West 25th Street. Donald W. Ellis, seventeen, of 2215 Wieth Street struck the bike, pushing it into the boy. Derekson was treated at Saint John's Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Derekson
Fairview St
W. 25Th St
Donald W. Ellis
Wieth St
Derexson
Saint John’s Hospital
Paroles Approved for Four Serving Life Sentences
Four men serving life terms were approved for release by the Indiana Parole Board, with eligibility in October. Names include Fred Stella once jailed for a 1929 LaPorte County slaying, Wesley Grimes an Indianapolis shipping clerk linked to a tavern shooting, Taylor Beard convicted for bodily injury and related crimes, and William Jones from Shelby County for killing his ex-wife Martha in Columbus. Witnesses described Jones waiting for her return, then shooting her as she climbed stairs. Court notices follow, listing promissory note suits, divorce actions, and real estate matters across Marion, Shelby, and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Parole Board
Fred Stella
LaPorte County
Wesley Grimes
Indianapols
Waverly Allen
Marion
City Still Needs Fifty Thousand for Water Works Plan
Dorothy Gardner told state auditor Huack that the city still requires the $50,000 borrowed from the postwar revolving fund to plan a new water works. Huack countered that the city intended to proceed, with engineer John Owens of Bedford drafting a $500,000 program, despite Gardner’s note requesting reimbursement.
4-H Fair Winners and Leader Mentions
The 4-H Fair continues with page one highlights listing various groups and leaders. Miss Sue Comer leads Creek Two with 44 firsts and many second and third place wins. Mrs. Carroll Valentine leads Sunshine Girls Green Two with 23 firsts and numerous second and third places. Mrs. Betty Shull leads Community Helpers Green Two with 14 firsts and 12 second and third places. Mrs. Virginia Flatt leads Adams Two with 23 firsts and 15 second and third places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek Two
Sue Comer
Sunshine Girls
Green
Carroll Valentine
Community Helpers
Betty Shull
Jolly Juniors
Adams Two
Virginia Flatt
ITT Wins $3.6 Million Coast Guard Radio Contract
International Telephone and Telegraph ITT Federal Laboratories division announced a Coast Guard contract worth 3.6 million dollars for delivery of Toran radio equipment. End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Internaional Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT Federal Laboratories
Coast Guard
United Nations Debates over Vietnam Escalation and Self-Defense Claims
Viet Nam and the Gulf of Tonkin were discussed in a tense UN Security Council session. Soviet, French, and other delegates condemned U.S. actions as naked aggression while urging self-defense and a new conference among interested powers. The council invited North and South Viet Nam to present statements, leaving room for further developments and possible adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Tonkin
Gehitin D. Moronoy
Ments of Hajek
United States
Roger Seydoux
France
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Poverty Bill Backed by Johnson Amid House Passage
The anti poverty bill receives vital White House support under President Johnson after Kennedy laid groundwork. Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver heads the program as governors gain veto power over project sites and federal funding for Job Corps camps, with 30 day decision windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
White House
City budgets for 1965 seek larger fire and police spends
Proposed 1965 budget outlined by Heiden and council members includes a new East Side Fire Station and fire truck, additional police cars and 20 officers, plus raised street department funds. The plan accounts for the new Motor Vehicle Highway Fund, gasoline tax transfers, and a downtown redevelopment program along with airport administration building and Grandview golf course improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiden
Donald Goacher
Jack van Dyke
Miller
Anderson
Grandview
Two Daughters Killed in Wyoming Motel Attack
Sheriff said the slayer climbed into a room from a nearby roof while a judge and his wife were at the Wort Motor Hotel in Jackson Wyoming. One girl died instantly and the other was attacked. no fractures indicated beating. A rock lay near Pixley as the room was found at about 1 15 a m. Local union meeting notice moved from Aug 9 to Aug 23 at 2 p m in Local 4662 Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Wort Motor Hotel
Betty
Pixley
Theloor
Carl Rolce
Jackson
Grand Teton National Park
Wyoming
McAuliffe
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties list Terri Ward Cicero died. services set at Cusick Wenger Funeral Home with burial at Carey Cemetery. Pearl Hardy Markleville 85 final rites planned at Valorous C Rector. John Norris 66 services at Macer Funeral Home with burial in Rushville East Hill. Bessie Browning Noblesville services at Coaltrin Funeral Home with interment Crownland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerri Sue Ward
Cicero
Terri Sue Ward
Daugher
John Ward
Arcadia
Cusick- Wenger
Roy Clinard
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Noblesville
Ton County
Gary Joe
Walter Ward
Strawtown
Slmer Snead
Tom Snead
Fort Tille
Bessie Duganich
Pearl Hardy Markleville
Pearl M. Hardy
Markleville
Valorous C
John Norris
New Castle
John C. Norris
Macer
Rushville
East Hill Cemetery
Bessie Brow
Bessie Layton
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Frank Albert
Refuge Christian Church
Crownland Cemetery
Anderson Obituaries Benefit From Local Losses and Remembrances
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Flavia Goldman 90 of 321 West 1st Street with a Corydon birth and Elkhart origin, wife of Rev J W Goldman, plus Fred H Sampson 58 of 116 West Third Street buried in Anderson Memorial Park. Also Mary Lou Sacilowski 40 of 108 Federal Drive and Gary Harp 19 of 2227 Nelle Street honored at local churches and cemeteries with funeral services and interment at Anderson Memorial Park or West Hills Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavin Goldman
Flavia
Goldman
Ith St
Corydon
Elkhart
Carmen Reynolds
J. W. Goldman
United Brethren Church
Fred Sampson
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rt. Rt
Kienly
Fred H. Sampson
W. 3Rd St
Anderson Memorial Park
Brown and Butz
Stanley Sacilowski
Mary Lou Sacilowski
Walter Funeral
Greencastle
West Hills
Greenstle
Sells and Rowe
Gary Harp
Kenneth Harp
Nelle St
Jackson Park Church
AHS Twirlers 04 From Page One
Saundra Heard, ch whichography, accompanied the girls with twirling instruction by Mrs. Tudi Smith of Tharpst. Mr. and Mrs. George aught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Saundra Heard
Tudi Smith
Tharpst
Dismay grows over Congo outlook as crisis deepens
Washington officials warn of looming Congo crisis as rebels threaten to topple Kasavubu and Tshombe led government. With UN forces withdrawn and Congo army faltering, the U.S. weighs stepped up aid and Belgian leadership, while denying immediate troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPC
Congo
T.S
African Union
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Leopoldville
Joseph V. Kasabubur
Moise Tshombe
Belgium
United States
New School Enrollment Sessions Across Communities
Kindergarten enrollment will be assisted by Mrs. Betty Joos, registered nurse, with morning and afternoon sessions listed in multiple communities. Teachers include Mrs. Leola Day in College Corner, Mrs. Inda Savage in Leach, and Mrs. George Hartley in Frankton, with principals named as Leach W. Deck in College Corner and Robert Brooks, Chesterfield, John Moore, Valley Grove, Albert Potter and Charles Me New in Frankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola
College Corner
Leach
Inda Savage
Frankton
George Hartley
Betty Joos
W. 2. Deck
Robert Brooks
Chesterfield
John Moore
Valley Grove
Albert Potter
Charles
Me New
Nixon and Goldwater Debate Extremist References
Nixon supports avoiding named extremist groups in a party platform while Goldwater plans a sharp repudiation of anti Negro Klan ties. Eisenhower also backs the move to persuade Rommey to back the ticket. A separate note reports a House Senate conference on federal building funds for Indiana projects, including Indianapolis and Hammond post office work and a new federal office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omanurw
Arly
Communist Party
On Birch Society
Plaform
Foldwater
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Nixon
Romney
Washington
House-Senate
Indiana
Senate
Hammond
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alibi Vth & Jackson
James B. Martin
Thomas Edison
Edison
Eison
Nikola Tesla
Cuba
Nev
Samoa
China
Panama
Nicaragua
U.S. Economics
Meadowbrook
Marine Dr
Jackson Park
Ray Wyant
George Skinner
Raymond Goodward
SFC
Harold Rigsby
Toole Arsenal
Utah
Goodward
316Th Chemical Company
USAR
Red Journal
Mao
Paroles
Courthouse News
Commonwealth Loan Company
Julius Vass
Marguerite Vass
Ketner
Yetton
Ethel N. Stevens
Ivan Wayne Redmon
Sid M
LaVerne D. Riley
Vertus J.riley
Marion W
Betty Jean Eubanks
Bruce
LaMar ‘Eubanks
Marion W. Withers
Walter Kane
Betty Kane
Lester Farran
John Quinn
Speedway Real Estate and Insurance Company
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Ethel N Stevens
Beckman, Rotruck, Schuyler, and LaPierre
Robert E. Riddle
Betty L. Riddle
Wilson G. Anderson Capehart Corporation
Peck, Scott, and Shine
Dorothy Gardner
Belo Horizonte
Brazil
Baghdad
Ares
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic States
Central Plains
Rockies
Southern Plateau
Southern Plains
Pacific Northwest
Hall
Madison
Uniteds
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
New School
Citizens Bank
Hoover
Avon Trailer Sales
Indiane
Reynolds
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