Brookfield's Ernst Hurls No-Hitter in BR Series
Brookfield pitcher Duane Ernst dazzled with a near perfect game, facing 21 batters in a 4 0 victory for Illinois over Sedalia at Memorial Field before about 5 000 fans in the Babe Ruth World Series. He struck out 12, including the first four, and did not allow a walk until the sixth inning. The win keeps Brookfield alive as a top tournament contender.
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Brookfield
Duane Ernstville
Tennessee
Ronnie Bain
Memorial Field
Illinois
Oon
Nash
Phoenixville
Eton
California
Stockton
Ernst
Sedalia
Nis Boehne
Mike Pstragowski
Manchester
N.H
Ter
Bill Lapacek
Ken Kutska
Jim Fischer
John Kocka
Jim Kohley
Terry Waisner
Alva Wright
George Boyd
Kocka
Mike Robertson
Fischer
Bob McCurdy
Kut Ska
Pstragowski
Herald
Longtime GOP Power Dies in Ohio congressman Brown
Rep. Clarence J. Brown, a longtime GOP power in the House and senior Rules Committee Republican, died at 70 of kidney failure at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a half century in politics. A Blanchester native and publisher, he helped set up Hoover commissions credited with large government savings. President Johnson praised Brown as a distinguished public servant and patriot who served America for 25 years in Congress.
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Washington
UPI
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Herbert H. Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Brown
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Blanchester
Hoover
Johnson
Hoover Commission
Congress
Chicago
Frank
Vending Machine Stolen From Laundry, 400 Cigarette Packs Taken
Over the weekend a vending machine containing about 400 packs of cigarettes and assorted items was stolen from the Coin King Laundry at 2233 E. 8th Street. The machine was valued at 200 dollars and cigarettes at 120 dollars. The theft occurred Sunday night through a rear door. A second break in at a residence near Summitville reported missing clothing towery tools and two clock radios after the family returned from a trip.
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Coin King Size
E. 8Th St
Demerle Buroker
Rt. 2
Sheriff's Office
Summitville
More Than 60 Girls Competing For State YA Beauty Title Here
Darlene Taylor of Knox Indiana 18 will compete among about 60 contestants for Indiana Miss Young Republican Queen. A 1965 Culver High School graduate she represents Starke County YR and aided a fund drive that raised over 950. The pageant occurs during the statewide Young Republican Convention in early September. Julianne Case from Madison County is another queen contestant.
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Darlene Taylor
Knox
Ind
Indiana
Taylor
Culver High School
Starke County
Julianne Case
Madison County
GOP Picnic At Davis Park To Feature Indiana Secretary Of State Hendricks
Madison County Women Republican Club hosts its annual picnic at Davis Park Indiana on Ind 32 at 6 30 with a speech by Secretary of State Charles O Hendricks at 8 o clock The event invites all to attend and hear the Hoosier official while bringing own table service and a covered dish Hendricks a Speed resident with ties to Clark County has served as a Republican leader and mental health chair in 1961.
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Davis Park
Anderson
Ind
Madison County Women’s
Republican Club
Indiana
Charles O. Hendricks
Kenneth Bowman
GOP
Hendricks
Speed
Silver Creek
Central Normal College
Indiana University
Louisville Cement Company
United Standards Assets
Clark County
Young Republican Organization
Masonic
Jackson minister wounded in ambush near his apartment
Police said Rev. Donald A. Thompson, a white civil rights pastor of the Unitarian Church in Jackson Mississippi, was ambushed outside his apartment building Sunday night. He suffered critical injuries from shotgun pellets, with FBI and local police investigating the shooting amid renewed Southern violence and potential civil rights motive.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Evers
FBI
Lare
Thompson
Simpson
Terre ‘Haute
Ind
Unitarian
New Albany Man Accidentally Kills Youth With Shotgun
Corydon Indiana AP report says 16 year old Tony Briles was shot in the head while his uncle fired at a target. Harrison County coroner ruled the death an accident. The shooting occurred during a family target shoot in the Harrison County Forest near Corydon.
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Corydon
Ind
New Albany
Tony Briles
Harrison County
Roger Royse
Charles L. Briles
Borden
Ponies Get Parking Tickets in Winchester Visit
In Winchester Kentucky two ponies brought by Carl Dennis to attract a buyer were tied to parking meters. Upon returning he found tickets under each saddle indicating the humorous local incident.
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Winchester
Santa
Carl Dennis
School Heads Plan Meeting
The principals of the Anderson Public Schools will hold their annual administrators meeting at the Anderson City Lounge on Wednesday in 1965. Dr. Harold Gallagher will report on a study of pupil mobility and achievement at 9:00 a.m. A panel at 10:15 a.m. will discuss the educational program related to student success with Samuel Valentine, Hal Wood, Noel Dougass, and others presenting.
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Anderson Public Schools
Anderson Ary
Dureard
Shalel
Renelley
Hortense Bonge
Don Dick
Noel Douglass
Samuel Valentine
Harold Gallagher
Anderson City
Samuel Valetine
Madison Heights
Hal Wood
Noel Dougass
Rush to marry to dodge the draft grips cities nationwide
United Press International reports many young people rush to marry amid Vietnam era draft fears. In Allegheny County and Philadelphia licenses rise sharply, with teens and young adults seeking extra license copies for draft boards. New York and Salt Lake City offices note similar increases as more couples wed to avoid service.
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United Press International
Viet’ Am
Allegheny County
Viet Nam
Philadelphia
Robert W. Costigan
Grace Kelley
Wayne County
Detroit
Johnson
New York City
Herman Katz
Katz
Salt Lake City
Plane Lands Safely At San Francisco Airport After Tire Blowout
A Pacific Airlines twin engine plane with 12 passengers and 3 crew made a routine landing at San Francisco International Airport after a tire blew on takeoff from Reno. Three passengers bound for Sacramento were rerouted there. The other passengers remained booked for San Francisco as emergency crews stood by. In a separate note, Madras officials decided to license Jeeps as taxis to cope with slushy areas in the capital.
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San Francisco
Pacific Airlines
San Francisco International Airport
Renoirport
Lake Tahoe
Sacramento
California
Pacific
Madras
India
Fair Skies and Warm Tempeatures Forecast for Indiana
The Associated Press reports fair weather with slightly higher temperatures for Indiana. Highs in the 80s are expected Tuesday with lows around 58 to 65, and similar highs through Wednesday. Showers midweek or Thursday may cool things by Friday or Saturday, with five day averages about four degrees below normal for highs in the 81 to 88 range and lows 59 to 66. Rainfall midweek showers average about half an inch.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Newborns at three area hospitals reported
At St. John's Hospital Mr and Mrs William Pugsley of 20 E 19th St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Robert Charlton of Rt 1 also welcomed a boy. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs William Bishop of 2024 Sheridan St welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Lonnie Pierce of 1s 3 W 41st St welcomed a boy.
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St. John’s Hospital
William Pugsley
Robert Charlton
Community Hospital
William Bishop
Sheridan St
Lonnie Pierce
41St St
Divers Free Some From Downed Craft
A C150 U.S. military transport plane carrying 71 aboard crashed off Kaitak Airport Hong Kong after takeoff bound for Viet Nam. Divers freed survivors from the submerged fuselage as a Hong Kong rescue unit reported most of the plane was underwater and a wing and engine visible.
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Hong Kong
Viet Nam
Kaitak
U.S. Marine
Belt objections stall downtown belt plan review
Anderson's technical committee on traffic planning held a special meeting yesterday to review downtown businessmen objections to the proposed commercial belt and postponed action until its regular meeting Friday. James Lansberry of the Anderson Loan Association urged widening Jackson Street to four lanes and warned against trial and error methods. James Priest, chairman of the committee, said the group will decide Friday when it makes its recommendation to the administration. Please Turn to Page 2, Column 5.
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Anderson
James Lansberry
The
Anderson Loan Association
Jackson St. I
Lansberry
Jackson
James Priest
Continuing Comprehensive Transporation Planning Committee
Wrecks Hurt Two Men and a Boy in Weekend Accidents
Three people sustained injuries in two weekend crashes. Terry Moore a 12 year old rider of 425 Chase St was hurt when his bicycle with brakes failing struck a truck driven by Raymond Vich kon 31 of 1215 W 5th St at 12 38 p.m. at 8th and Jackson Streets. Moore received minor head injuries and was treated at St Johns Hospital. Two Fort Wayne men James Jordan 23 and Presley Gatewood 46 were injured on Ind 37 four miles north of Elwood and were taken to Mercy Hospital in Elwood then transferred to St Josephs Hospital in Fort Wayne in fairly good condition. Robert Riddle 27 of 1811 Fulton St remained in serious condition at St Johns Hospital after a motorcycle car wreck Friday night. He remains in the intensive care unit.
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Fort Wayne
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Terry Moore
Chase St
8Th
Jackson Sts
Raymond Vich‘kon
5Th St
St. John’s Hospital
James Jordan
Presley Gatewood
Ind
Elwood
Mercy
Seriou Robert Riddle
Fulton St
Inye
Hospi
Woman Burned in Trailer Home Fire and Car Wiring Incident
Mrs Diana Warner of Tri Angle Trailer Court 109 Bypass received minor burns while clothes washed with gasoline ignited. She was treated at Community Hospital. slight trailer damage. A short in a 1960 car owned by Mrs Clarence Edmundson sparked a blaze reported by No 5 fire company. In Domodossola Italy a legend about storks gains local credence as 47 birds settled on roofs.
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Diana Warner
Tri-Angle
109 Bypass
Community Hospital
Clarence Edmundson
No. 5
109
Domodossola
Italy
Astronauts Narrow Gemini 5 Rendezvous Near Phantom Satellite
Space Center Houston reports Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad steering Gemini 5 to within 15 miles of a phantom satellite for a practice rendezvous. The maneuver, cleared for an eight day mission, aims to prove precise positioning for future Moon program flights. Flight Director Kraft praised the split second timing as excellent and the crew as commendable.
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Christopher C. Kraft
Kraft
Humphrey Defends Policy as Antiwar Pickets Rally
Vice President Humphrey spoke to 600 at the National Student Association convention at the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union. He urged that dissent does not justify ignoring foreign obligations and cited protests in Washington where 291 people, mostly students, were arrested.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
H Humphrey
Viet Nam
Unt
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
South Viet Nam
National Student Assn
University of Wisconsin Memorial Union
Washington
Viet Cong Mortar Attacks Bien Hoa Base Near Saigon
Viet Cong fired about 40 mortar shells at Bien Hoa air base 15 miles northeast of Saigon. A military spokesman called U S casualties very light as U S jets bombed a railroad bridge near the Chinese border in heavy air raids on North Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Bien Hoa
Red China
Viet Nam
Dam
South Viet Nam
Greek Premier Bans Anti Government Street Protests
Athens premier Elias Tsirimakos banned anti government street demonstrations and moved to seek parliamentary confidence to end the Greek political crisis. The government warned marches would be met with proper means to prevent a recurrence of last Friday's bloody riots.
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Athens
API
Elias Tsirimakos
Governor keeps infantry patrolling Iowa State Fairgrounds
Des Moines Iowa Governor Harold Hughes relieves National Guard military police from state fair duty but infantrymen continue to patrol to prevent potential civil unrest. Hughes warns disorder could flare and maintains the force, noting racial tensions at the fair.
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Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
Harold E. Hughes
National Guard
Infanpeenen
Hughes
Aes
Ice Age Mammoth Skeletons Found in the Urals
Students at Sverdlovsk Polytechnic report Tass says two Ice Age mammoth skeletons were found in the Urals. The fossils measure about 16 feet from tail to tusk.
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Moscow
Urals
Sverdlovsk Polytecanical
Tass
Indianapolis Firm to Exhibit in Moscow Exposition
David Clark Herron will represent an Indianapolis corporation in Moscow at an international exposition of Chemistry Industry and Agriculture from September 11 to 26. He will supervise the erection of an exhibit of automated electro static paint spraying equipment and later return to the United States. Three other firm representatives plan to attend the latter part of the exposition, with Germany returning home in mid October.
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Lapel
David Clark Herron
Indianapolis
Moscow
Ussr
Herron
United States
Germany
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Ernst Hurls
Michael Pstragowski
Gop Power
Ambush Rights
Baptist Hospital
Keene, N.H
Johnathan M. Daniels
Hayneville
Richard Morrisree
Criti
Asia
John Dango
Ian
Marri Nel
Anderson and Vicinity
Committee
U. S. Base
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