Miami Black Rally Ends In Violence
A 32 hour black rally in Miami’s Northwest section ended with rock throwing and looting on several streets. Three people were injured, including Barbara French who was hit in the face. White residents faced intimidation claims as crowds surged and bars closed after police withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
62Nd Street
12Th
17Th Avenues
Barbara French
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Columbia Broadcasting System
Bob Johnson
Larry Johnson
Evening At Epworth Forest Drama Comes Saturday
Epworth Forest Camp in Northern hosts the first resident drama company presenting the musical comedy Verily Merilly on Saturday evening in the Epworth Forest Auditorium. The Indianapolis group, tied to the Christian Theological Seminary Repertory Theater, offers 17 original numbers including Chicken Every Sunday and Home is You and I Together. Ticket prices may be purchased at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Forest Camp
Norther
Epworth Forest
Indianapolis
Christian Theological Seminary Repertory Theater
Oor
Senate Court Washington in 140 Years
In 140 years the senate has acted as an impeachment court just 12 times and has removed four individuals from federal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Ohio Tugboat Seized to Satisfy Sailor’s Claim
Federal Judge William E B Steckler ordered the Ohio River tug Connie Jane seized for possible sale to satisfy a $108000 claim by Charles M Rudolph of Troy a disabled sailor and father of eight who says he lost his left leg and suffered back injuries when struck by a poorly secured mooring cable in the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
William EB. Steckler
Connie Jane
Charles M. Rudolph
Troy
Ohio River
Miami Beach Slammed for GOP Convention Publicity
Miami Beach officials lament the $800000 spent to lure the GOP National Convention as reporters describe the city with garish opulence and excess. National papers and magazines called the scene gilded and tawdry while noting weather and decor as focal points ahead of Chicago coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPI
Philadelphia
Washington Star
Time Magazine
Newsweek
Kansas City
Chicago
Indepth
Lake Michigan
Five Hurt in Two-Car Crash at Local Intersection
At the 109 bypass and Lindburg Road intersection a two car crash left Linda P. Dusing 28 Rt. 1 and four youths with minor injuries. Timothy L Reynolds 17 609 Iroquois Dr was involved after attempting to pass on the inside. Police report head and facial pains and about 550 dollars in damage to each vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
109 Bypass
Lindburg Road
Linda P. Dusing
Rt. 1
Timothy L. Reynolds
Iroquois Dr
Dusing
Reynolds
Goldberg Backs Fortas for Chief Justice at ABA
Former Justice Arthur J. Goldberg praised Abe Fortas as Chief Justice material at an ABA event in Philadelphia. He declined to criticize senators who grilled Fortas and rejected anti semitism claims, while commenting on crime bill provisions and declining any bid for the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Abe Fortas
Goldberg
United Nations
Fortas
American Bar Association
ABA
United States
Senate
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Fortasey
American Judicature Society
Congress
Tito and Ceausescu plan Prague visits to aid Czech reform effort
Yugoslavia’s President Tito will visit the Czech reformers for three days starting Friday, followed by Romania’s Nicolae Ceausescu early next week. Their trips, delayed by the Czech Soviet showdown, aim to support reform leader Alexander Dubcek amid Warsaw Pact pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
UPI
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Ceausescu
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Cierna Nad Tisou
Bratislava
Moscow
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
Alexander Dubcek
Last Rough Rider Insists Younger Generation Soft
Eighty seven year old Jess D Langdon a Rough Rider survivor in Las Vegas New Mexico says the younger generation is soft He attended the Rough Riders 69th annual reunion with more than 600 members Roosevelt led the group in 1898 and Langdon recalls being asked if he could ride a horse He declined a commission fearing Leavenworth-type discipline and notes his father warned him against disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N.M
Jess D. Langdon
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Langdon
Red Oak
N.Y
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Arthur L. Tuttle
Salinas
Calif
Frank C. Brito
Las Cruces
Leavenworth
Official Resigns In Chesterfield Amid Town Board Meeting
Chesterfield Clerk Treasurer Annel Stephens resigned after four and a half years, citing a family move to Beech Grove. The board set Aug 13 to accept the resignation and appoint Pat Summers to the vacancy. A public budget hearing is planned Aug 26 in the new Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Stephens
Beech Grove
Pat Summers
New Town Hall
E. Main St
Charles Turner
North St
Dale Croxton
Herald
Missile Tests Show Sprint Interceptor Clears Ice in Florida
Orlando tests by Martin Marietta and White Sands demonstrate Sprint interceptor’s all weather capability for the Army ABM system. A frost chamber over the launch cell cap and four leaf shaped lid segments allow a rapid, damage-free breakout. Sprint, about 27 feet tall, accelerates to white hot in seconds, outruns a machine gun bullet in an instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Strothman
Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Sprint
Florida
Martin Marietta Corp
White Sands
New Mexico
Army
Spartan
Remembering Our Men in Vietnam Outlines Christmas Project
Members of the Remembering Our Men in Vietnam Club meet at 7 30 tonight at the Chesterfield Community Center to outline plans for sending Christmas packages to Madison County soldiers serving in Vietnam. Attendees are invited to help with the project and a brief business meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Chesterfield Community Center
Madison County
School Official Dies in Indiana After Heart Surgery
Paul Harding aged 61 of New Haven and superintendent of East Allen County Schools died at a Fort Wayne hospital following heart surgery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Ind
Paul Harding
East Allen County
Fort Wayne
Nixon Leads Delegates as Reagan Challenges for VP Slot
Delegates gathered in a heated start as Ronald Reagan entered the race with Ivy Baker Priest backing him while Nixon solidified on the first ballot. Tensions rose over potential Nixon running mates with Hatfield as favored choice and Rockefeller or Reagan floated as possible second spots. Eisenhower’s health shadowed the scene as Nixon pressed the pace toward the convention climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
California
Ronald Reagan
Ivy Baker Priest
America
Reagan
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Dick Nixon
Dick ‘Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
John F. Kennedy
New York
Soviet Union
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Plane crash lands on Indiana farm injures pilot
Clarence L. Dotson, 24, of Kokomo, escaped with minor injuries when his private Piper Tri-Pacer engine failed and crash landed on the John Zimmerman farm about two miles northeast of Ossian while en route to Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian, Ind
UPI
Clarence L. Dotson
Kokomo
Here
Dotson
Fort Wayne
John Zimmerman
Transient dies in hospital after hotel room beating
Woodrow Williams a 53 year old transient died in a local hospital from injuries suffered in a robbery beating in his hotel room. The incident occurred in Indianapolis. First U S postage stamps were issued on March 3 1847 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Woodrow Williams
Washington
U. S
Firms To Host 400 Educators In Business Education Day
More than 400 teachers will visit 42 Anderson area firms and industries on Business Education Day August 29. The event, organized by the Anderson Chamber of Commerce and Anderson Public School System, aims to show educators how business and industry drive community growth with hosts including Indiana Bell, Coca Cola Bottling, GMC, Pepsi Cola, and many others. A new plan alternating secondary and elementary teachers was adopted last year, explained chair R. F. Brinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Public School System
Anderson
Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
Anderson Aviation, Inc
Anderson Banking Company
Anderson College
Ion Federal
First Savings and Loan Association
Gaar Nurseries
Gentry’s Cabinet, Inc
Guide Lamp
G.M.C
Hoyt Wright Company, Inc
Hudson Printing Company, Inc
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indiana Reformatory
Laymen Life Insurance Company
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc
McDonald Furniture
MCL
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
Recreation Equipment, Corp
Rozelle Funeral Home
St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
the Salvation Army
Warner Press, Inc
H. P. Wasson Company
Weilers
What Radio Station
The
York News Company
R. F. Brinson
Chamber
Steel price battle shifts as major firms revise increases
U S Steel and Bethlehem announce price hikes while Armco and Pittsburgh Steel move to stay competitive. Bethlehem lowers its 5 percent rise to 2.4 percent and timing shifts to August 16 as government officials deem the moves acceptable. Republic says it will not raise prices on government purchases. Johnson allies with U S Steel to pressure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Co
Pittsburgh Steel
Armco
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Johnson
US Steel
Car Truck Collision By-Pass Causes Injuries and Damages
A southbound collision on the 109 By-pass caused damage estimates of 700 dollars to the Stephenson vehicle and 400 dollars to the Kyle auto. The Stephenson woman suffered head and left foot pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Uruguay Constitution Drift After 1934 Adoption
A garbled note suggests debate over Uruguay's 1934 constitution and its status amid constitutional changes after adoption. Details are unclear but point to ongoing questions about the document's timeliness and relevance in subsequent political shifts.
Sing Out Continues Tour With Anderson Stop
Sing Out will travel to Alexandria this afternoon for the Madison County 4-H Fair. The group then performs at K Mart and the Mounds Mall, hosted by the Anderson Sertoma Club, with Friday rehearsals and a public performance open to Sing Out Indiana members from various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Madison County
K-Mart
Mounds Mail
Anderson Sertoma Club
Indiana
Anderson
Hanoi Signals Lull in War Has Political Weight
Hanoi and Washington exchange blame over restraint and reciprocity as Paris talks stall. Nguyen Tanh Le urges U S to study South Vietnam and Col Ha Van Lau accuses Washington of adding conditions to a bombing halt. Harriman defends Johnson policy and calls for freeing more prisoners. Next meeting set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Nguyen Tanh le
North Vietnam
United States
Hai
Harriman
South Vietnam
America
Paris
Ha van Lau
Lau
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Johnson
Vietnam
North
U.S
Obituaries of Floyd Ralph Smith and Others
Final rites were held or scheduled for Floyd Ralph Smith 50 of Rt 2 at Baker Brot Funeral Home with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Ruth M Campbell 76 Chesterfield had services at Baker Brot Funeral Home and Bronnenberg Cemetery. Charles F Broadnax of Muncie former resident to East Maplewood Cemetery after services at Friendship Baptist Church. Louis J Carter 60 1503 W 13th St observed calling hours after 7 p.m. Allen Chapel AME Church service planned. Thomas D Curtis 78 retired restaurateur had final rites at Raven Funeral Home Marion with interment at Grant Memorial Park Cemetery Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker B Ro
Floyd Ralph Smith
Rt. 2
East Maplewood Cemetery
Baker Brot
Ruth M. Campbell
Chesterfield
Bronnenberg Cemetery
Friendship Baptist Church
Charles F. Broadnax
Muncie
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Allen Chapel Ame
Louis J. Carter
W. 13Th St
Raven Funeral
Marion
Thomas D. Curtis
Grant Memorial Park
Final rites and cremation for Mrs Florence Fields Vestal
New Orleans held funeral rites for Mrs Florence Fields Vestal formerly of Anderson. Interment planned at Plainfield Cemetery in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Florence Fields Vestal
Anderson
Plainfield
Ind.) Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Chick Benbow
The Baker Brothers Funeral Home announces services for Charles Chick Benbow, 82, of 2728 Jefferson Street. Interment to follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers are Clarence Boyd, Chester Johnson, Francis Friggle, Harold Gaddis, Edward Leffen, William Mendenhall, and Ronald Wilbur as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Brothers
Charles
Chick) Benbow
Jefferson St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Clarence Boyd
Chester Johnson
Francis Friggle
Harold Gaddis
Edward Leffen
William Mendenhall
Ronald Wilbur
Kremlin cites Bratislava talk as proof of loyalty to Soviet line
Moscow reports say six nation Bratislava meeting produced pledge of stubborn anti socialist stance and allege Czechoslovak reform movement faced restraint. Kremlin aims to show Russians loyalty to Moscow’s system and warn Prague against liberalization. The Prague communique urged journalists to avoid foreign policy comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Soviet Communist Party
Prague
Soviet Union
Warsaw Pact
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Blindness Toll in America Reaches Thirty Thousand
A public health note reports that about 27 000 Americans become blind each year due to various eye diseases and incidents. The figures highlight the impact on individuals and the need for preventive eye care and access to vision services.
Funeral Services for Russell Barron in Garden Grove
Russell Barron 64 a former resident of Anderson died Tuesday at his home 11711 Clover Lane Garden Grove California Funeral rites will be held today at 8 30 a m at Callanan Mission Mortuary 8800 Garden Grove Blvd Surviving are his widow Garnet Rinker Barron a daughter Mrs JoAnn Logsden several grandchildren and one great grandchild a sister Mrs Bella Olvey his mother Mrs Myrtle Barron and a brother Leo Barron all of Anderson another brother Max Barron of Lakewood California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Barron
Clover Lane
Garden Grove
Calif
Callanan Mission Mortuary
Garden Grove Blvd
Garnet Rinker Barron
JoAnn Logsden
Bella Olvey
Myrtle Barron
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Gertrude Cook LeMonde 90 of 1410 State St died Wednesday at Middletown Nursing Home after two years ill health. Born December 28, 1877 she is survived by four children and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Ballard and Shirey in Middletown with service Friday. Dora Palmer 87 of 314 West End died. final rites held at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with interment at Mendon Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gertrude Cook LeMonde
State St
Madison County
William and
Emma Lee Adams Orr
Ben Cook
Clarence Cook
Yorktown
Roscoe
Viola) Fadely
Syracuse
Ind
Wanda Miller
Pendleton
George Creason
Anderson
Ballard and Shirey
Paul Davidson
Saunders Cemetery
Daleville
Cornell Bright
Dora Palmer
West E
Mendon Cemery
Rites Set for Rosa Bell Michael at Fisher Brothers
Funeral services for Rosa Bell Michael, 78, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home in Lape l. Burial will follow at Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapel
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lape
Rosa Bell Michael
Brookside Cemetery
Opal M. Bradley Rites Held in Shirley
Mrs Opal M Bradley 73 of Shirley died recently Final rites were held at the Condo and Son Funeral Home Wilkin son with interment at Mc Cray Cemetery in Shirley.
Final rites for Karen Barnhart Held at Hunt Funeral Home
Funeral services for Karen Barnhart age 10 are set for 10 a.m. today at Hunt Funeral Home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnhart with interment at Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Hunt Funeral Home
Karen Barnhart
Robert Barnhart
Internment Park Cemetery
Obituaries for Karen Maxey and Vaughn Titus
Karen Maxey 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Maxey of Rt 1 Jonesboro will be held 2 pm today at Shawley Memorial Chapel Marion with interment Park Cemetery Vaughn Titus 46 of Fairmount funeral 2 pm Friday at Hunt Funeral Home interment Park Cemetery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Maxey Fairmount
Shawley Memorial Chapel
Marion
Karen Maxey
Kenneth Maxey
Rt. 1
Jonesboro
Park Cemetery
Vaughn Titus
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Epworth
Ohio Tugboat
GOP
Lite
Steel Firms
Montevideo
Uruguay
Page
Khanh Hoa
Saigon
Tokyo
Radio Hanoi
Tay Ninh
Green Beret
Trung Dung
Floyd R. Smith
Ruth Campbell
Charles Broadnax
Louis Carter
Thomas Curtis
Florence Vestal
Charles Benbow
Madison
Gertrude LeMonde
Mrs
Rosa Michael
Robin Barnhart
OFF Retail
Anderson Bargain
Panorama Center
E. 10Th ST
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