Many Indiana Papers Support Asian Action Editorial
Indiana newspapers largely back President Johnson's response to North Vietnamese aggression, arguing the action was limited, necessary, and intended to deter further attacks. Editors warn against appeasement, stressing a firm stance to defend freedom and international credibility while noting varied opinions on timing and electoral politics.
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Aativianaryas
Indiana
Johnson
U.S
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Kendallville Home Robbed in Quiet Break-In
A Kendallville residence was robbed while the family slept. Two men forced entry, tied the mother and stole cash bonds and a diamond ring before fleeing. The incident occurred as investigators noted increased crime reports and national tensions in the era.
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Ewwallville
Ind
Kendallville
Cole
Nge
Mette
Washington
J. J
Kennedy to avoid operation in recovery from crash
Kennedy will not undergo surgery after his plane crash injuries. Doctors at New England Baptist Hospital said six months of recovery are expected, with a back brace and the Stryker frame aiding stabilization. His three broken vertebrae should heal to allow resumed normal activity and painless back. Mrs. Kennedy remains upbeat as the hospital notes high morale.
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Pusivy
Kennedy
Joan
Hammond
John F. Kent
Stryker
New England Baptist Hospital
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Easthampton
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Herbert D. Adams
Labey Clinic
Adams
Virginia Gubernatorial Hopeful Backs Bourbon and Bets
ARLINGTON Va UPI a 1965 Virginia gubernatorial candidate promised to campaign on a platform favoring bourbon racehorse betting and boxing He aimed to break Senator Byrd s hold and to legalize liquor by the drink at bars He cited promoting progress alongside a boxing commission and racing world class horses The George Washington Bridge opened in New York October 24 1931
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Arlington
UPI
Virginia
Talmage S. Wilcher
Tate
Robert A. Taft
Harry F. Byrd
Wilcher
Byrd
New York
George Washington
New Jersey
Markleville 1914 Graduates Hold 50 Year Reunion
Markleville schoolmates from the 1914 class gathered at Buffalo Roadside Park for a 50 year reunion on a Sunday. About 24 graduates attended with several deceased since graduation. Talks by Robert E. Eckert and others recalled the era at the Marks School, with class member notes and a picnic dinner.
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Markleville School
Pipher
Florence Markle Creae
Adams Township
Daphine Wilkinson
Bessie West Cox
Edith Fry
Buffalo
Jin Robinson
Mildred Gilmore
St. Rd
Keesling
Mary Davis Lee
Hile
Maury Dennis
Robert E. Eckert
Ers
Mr. Eckert
Indianapo- Clark
Stohler
H. G. Campbell
Marks
Mary Underwood Whis- Claude Nolan
Glenn Kleville
H. Tler Ae "Campbell
Clays
St. Lawrence River
Nicholas
Daphine Creason
Canada
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Madison Courier
Elkhart
Reds
Seymour Tribune
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Korea
Sen. Goldwater
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Indianapolis
Vham
Ress
N. Goldwater
Sen
Highland Lass
Arla Bovee
Highland High School
Premier
Gora
Hoyt Wright
Suase
Stades
Deluxe Schwinn Bicycle
Anderson Loan Association
Marilyn Alexander
Elaine Marcum
Brenda JO Stroud
Dave Royce Lution Vicki Troup
Neva Humphrey Willis Flowers, JR
Jack Edgecomb, JR
ED Catlett
Phillip Bailey
Kent Nelson
Jula Tappan
Robert D. Morris, JR
Susan Magee
Paul Terheide
Bob Hayden
John Stupples
Carol Gouker
Caythia JO Dennis
Robert Bruce
Playmore
Orion
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