Red Cross Delivers Food to Kokkina Amid Blockade
A Turkish Red Cross truck escorted by U N troops delivered several tons of food to the besieged Turkish Cypriot village of Kokkina, the first relief since a Greek Cypriot assault began 16 days earlier. The aid was smaller than requested as Greek Cypriots restricted clothing, cigarettes and diesel oil. In Nicosia, Makarios met with the Russian ambassador amid reports he refused a Greek plea to seek Soviet military aid.
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Nicosia
API
Turkish Red Cross
U. N
Kokkina
Makarios
Ae Kremlin
Pavel Yermoshin
Peter Garoufalis
Athens
Kremlin
Spyros Kyprianou
Medal Of Honor Winners Granted Full Medical Care
President Johnson signed a measure to provide Medal of Honor recipients full medical care in veterans hospitals, regardless of service connection or wartime status. The law covers winners whether the medal was earned in war or peace, including Navy cases.
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Washington
API
Johnson
Christian Service School Plans Set
The Anderson area hosts a Christian Service School at the Church of the Brethren 21291 McKinley St with nine readership courses. It runs four evenings Sept 15 17 22 and 24 from 7 to 9 30 with two special courses The Christian Task of Home and Abroad led by Mrs Roscoe Snowden and Christ and Social Concerns led by Rev Mon Joe Schuster.
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Fice Community School
Church of the Brethren
McKinley St
Department of Christian Education
Anderson Association‘ of Churches
iHome
Roscoe Snowden
National Woman's Missionary Society of
Church of God
Joe Schuster
Centrall Christian Church
Policy owners in New York high life insurance rate
About 89 percent of all U S family heads who are professionals own life insurance policies.
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New York
U. S
Buses Collide in England Injuring 46 in Dartford and Walthamstow
In two crashes involving three double decker buses in Dartford and nearby Walthamstow, 46 people were injured. Twenty nine were hospitalized after the Dartford collision as an eyewitness claimed a bus tried to pull around a parked truck. the Walthamstow crash involved a bus and a truck, injuring seventeen.
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Dartford
England
UPI
London
Walthamstow
Firm postpones annual session in New York
Reliance Manufacturing Co. postponed its annual meeting from Monday to October 22 to allow time to present to shareholders a proposal to liquidate the company and sell its tassels and inventory to Puritan Fashions Inc.
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New York
UPI
Reliance Manufacturing Co
Allolow
Puritan Fashions, Inc
Boone Township Women’s Republican Club Meeting Notes
Boone Township Women’s Republican Club met at Mrs Blanch Bogue home with Bertha Swaim presiding. They sang America the Beautiful and pledged allegiance. Hat’s Contests won by Nellie Tappan, Bessie Hendricks, Beulah McMillen. Announcement of Republican Picnic at Beulah Park Alexandria August 30 at 4 30 PM. Next meeting September 8 at Lola Bushong’s home. uok-Outt The Kappa Delta Phi sorority enjoyed a cook-out at Miss Deanna Leer’s home with co host Mrs Frances Morris present others included Mrs Raymond Keefer Rol land Little Frank King Robert Anderson Bill Sappenfield and John Matthews.
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Summitville
Boone Township
Republican Club
Blanch Bogue
Bertha Swaim
Nellie Tappan
Bessie Hendricks
Beulah McMillen
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Edith Brown
Esta Vinson
Blanch Owens
Lola Bushong
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Deanna Leer
Frances, Morris
Raymond Keefer
Rolland Little
Frank King
Robert Anderson
Bill Sappenfield
John Matthews
No trace found of two boats with 63 aboard
UPI reports searchers found no trace of two inter-island boats missing at sea in the central Philippines with 63 persons aboard. No survivors or wreckage were immediately confirmed as of Monday.
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Nanila
UPI
Philippines
GOP Alumni Club Meets for Unity in Indiana
AP reports a two hour GOP alumni unity session in Indianapolis chaired by Robert N. Stewart with Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine and Sen. D Russell Bontrager. Attendees included former state chairs Arch Bobbitt H Dale Brown James Emmert Thomas Gallmeyer H Clark Springer Noland C Wright and former Gov. Ralph Gates. The Indiana Republican Party notes frequent turnover in state chairmanship.
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Indianapolis
GOP
Robert N. Stewart
Richard C. Ristite
D. Russell Bontrager
U.S. Senate
Ralph F. Gates
Columbia City
Arch Bobbitt
H. Dale Brown
James Emmert
Shelbyville
Thomas A. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
H. Clark Springer
Butler
Noland C. Wright
Anderson
38th Infantry Fires Honest John Rocket at Camp Grayling
Indiana National Guard 38th Infantry Division completed a third straight year of Honest John rocket firings during summer field training at Camp Grayling Michigan. The nine mile trajectory occurred in four seconds amid a high profile demonstration for government and military leaders, with Lt Governor Richard Ristine and generals among the attendees. The event featured tank and artillery demonstrations and highlighted firepower available to infantry commanders, labeled by Gen Wilcox as the commander's Sunday Punch.
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Camp Graying
Mich
38Th Infantry Division
Indiana National Guard
Honest John
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Michigan Woods
A. Enthoven
Department of Defense
Richard Ristine
Indiana
Howard §. Wilcox
3Rd Infantry Division
John §. Anderson
John R. Pugh
VI Reserve Corps
125Th Armor
Donald D. Cox
Darlingston
Ralph Anderson
Crawfordsville
Wilcox
New Household Items Highlight Market Features
The ad features Johns Manville aluminum foil pressure sensitive tape promising rust resistance and waterproof adhesion for gutters ducts cans and AC units. The Shel don stain remover claims brick and brick painted stains removal without acids. A Stanley Tools sharpening disc for portable drills promises easy sharpening of mower blades shovels axes and hoes. A Panel board room divider kit offers adjustable decorative hardboard inserts with hardwood moldings.
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IAP
Johns-Manville
New York
Sheldon Co
South Orange
Stanley ‘Tools
New Britain
Integrity Called For By Bontrager At Martinsville
Indiana U S Senate candidate D Russell Bontrager spoke at a Morgan County Republican rally in Martinsville. The Elkhart lawyer assailed the White House on law and order and urged a November 3 Republican victory citing perceived federal overreach and wasteful spending while praising Indiana potential and performance.
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Martinsville
D. Russell Bontrager
Bontrager
Elkhart
Morgan County
U. S. Senate
Indiana
Bobby Gene Bakers
Billie
Sol Estes
U.S
White House
Nursing Group Holds Meeting in Madison County
The Madison County Licensed Nursing Home Association met at the Goble Home, 332 W 11th St, to discuss improving standards and public relations for licensed nursing homes. Plans include a Sept 14 meeting at 809 Walnut St and a voter outreach on ethical directory listings.
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Madion County
Gable Home
Llth St
Madison County
Josephine Wade
Charles Dickey
John Wrightsman
Marian Webb
Louise Dickey
Walnut St
la Tour
Goble
Martha Keller
Oran Goble
Evelyn Teters
Anderson
Ruby Scott
Pendleton
James Dickey
Elwood
Excise Taxes Due In Depository Now
Manufacturers retailers and others liable for more than 100 of July excise taxes must deposit using Form 3537 by August 31 1964. Acting District Director Hugh D Jones IRS Indiana Chesterfield Kiwanis meeting heard Ronald Reagan address the Kiwanis International Convention with Lt Governor Russell Johnson as special guest. A short board meeting will follow.
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Hugh D. Jones
Internal Revenue Service
India
Chesterfield
Ronald Federal Reserve Bank
Reagan
Tax Exempt Groups To Answer Questions
The Internal Revenue Service mailed questionnaires to about 7200 exempt organizations in Indiana during the week of August 10. Acting District Director Hugh D. Jones urged receipt and prompt return, noting that failure to reply could lead to a presumption of inactivity or loss of tax exempt status.
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Internal Revenue Service
Indiana
Hugh D. Jones
Internal Revenue
Rights Councils Say Movement Spreading Across Nation
Spokesmen for the Citizens Councils claim their state rights and racial integrity mission is expanding from the Deep South to the North and West. They cite new councils in Los Angeles and DC, recruited organizers in California and Washington, and interest in the Pacific Northwest, Missouri, Wisconsin, and beyond. Leaders say growth accelerated under the Kennedy-Johnson era, with plans for broader reach and political influence.
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Deep South
Associated Press
Austin Scott
South
Southern
Citizens Councils
North
West
Citizens Council For
Greater
Los Angeles
California
Washington, D.C
Pacific Northwest
Missouri
Wisconsin
Tariana
Iuidua
Louis W. Hollis
Citizens Councils of America
Kennedy - Johnson
Clyde Reynolds
Washington
D.C
National Council
Joseph Mitchell
Newburgh
N. Y
Maryland
Virginia
Mitchell
Hollis
Mississippi
Citizens Council Movement
Indianola
U.S. Supreme Court
Indianola Council
French man who won lottery will not quit job
Francos Lassaroto, a 62 year-old building foreman in Digne France, won one million francs in the national lottery. He said he will not quit work despite the prize, noting he would still help a friend with meals.
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DIGNE
France
UPI
al Lottery
Francos Lassaroto
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Max Beigh
Anderson High School
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Ottie Franklin
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