Pfc Gary L Carle to Receive Bronze Star Posthumously
The parents of Pfc Gary L Carle 20 will receive the Purple Heart and Bronze Star awarded for his Vietnam service Col E B Lyle to present at Fort Benjamin Harrison Carle died after a booby trap wound in Vietnam Evacuated to Long Binh he died in hospital He was born May 14 1947 in Toledo Ohio lived in Anderson Ohio attended Anderson High School class of 1965 He worked at Plant 11 Delco Remy GM before enlisting in the Army
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Pfc
Gary L. Carle
Vietnam
Harold L. Carle
Sheridan St
Col
E. B. Lyle
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Young Carle
Long Binh
Republic of Vietnam
Carle
Madison County
Toledo
Ohio
Harold L
Violet Bailey Carle
Anderson
Anderson High School
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Delco- Remy
General Motors
McNamara Defends Limited North Vietnam Air War Strategy
Defense Secretary McNamara told Congress the war must be won in the South not the North arguing against a wider air campaign. He said 302 of 359 targets urged by the Joint Chiefs are approved and strikes on the rest would not shorten the war. He warned bombing Haiphong and ports is unlikely to halt infiltra tion and risks of a broader attack are too high.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Congress
South
North
McNamara
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Vietnam
United States
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Strom Thurmond
R-S
Haiphong
SVN
South Vietnam
Two U S Army Sergeants Charged With Espionage Conspiracy
The Pentagon charged Staff Sgt. Leonard J. Safford of Chillum MD and Sgt. LC co L Harris of Bl with conspiring to pass American secrets to the Soviet Union. They were linked to Nikolai F Popov a Soviet Embassy official and to Anatoliy Kireyev connected to the Soviet mission to the United Nations. Popov left Aug 22 and Kireyev left July 31. Visas cancelled. not eligible to return to the United States.
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Pentagon
Nikolai F. Popov
Washington
Anatoliy Tikhorovich Kireyev
State Department
United Nations
Popov
United States
Kireyev
Two Americans tied to spy conspiracy held by U S forces
Harris and Safford were detained in Korea and Chillum and are held at Fort Belvoir and Fort Meade. The Pentagon says they conspired between 1966 and 1967 with Popov and others in Washington to obtain information on U S national defense. Also notes weather: warm, humid with possible showers. highs near 88.
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Harris
Department
Korea
United States
Ft. Belvoir
Safford
Chillum
Ising
Ft. George G. Meade
Pentagon
Nikolai Fedorovich Popov
Washington
U.S
Neptune
N.J
Freeport
N.Y
Paul Muni Dies At 71 In Montecito California
Actor Paul Muni famed for biographical roles died at his Montecito home in Santa Barbara County. He was 71 and had recently faced health issues including loss of sight and an eye removal in 1955. Bella Muni was at his bedside as Hollywood Cemetery handled arrangements.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Paul Muni
Montecito
Hollywood Cemetery
Movie Capital
Bella
Muni
Louis Pasteur
Thief mails victim’s purse to Peru police after heist
In Peru Indiana a thief took Romana Aikman’s purse from a parked car and mailed it to police in a brown paper sack. Only $30 of the $191 total was missing.
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Peru
Ind
Romana Aikman
Fall Semester Registration Slated For Apprentice School
Registration for the fall semester at Anderson Apprentice School is set for Monday August 28. Day class registrants go to room R-105 Reynolds Building at 1416 Lincoln St at 1 30 p m and evening class registrants at 5 30 p m. Classes start Thursday August 31 with evening sessions at 6 30 p m and day classes at Reynolds Building.
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Anderson Apprentice School
G. E. Ebbertt
Reynolds
Lincoln St
Anderson Hgh
Anderson High School
House Aid Bill Squeaks Through
The House narrowly approved a $2.8 billion foreign aid measure by 202-194 after a lengthy session with about 45 amendments. Supporters fear this may be the last chance for such aid in the House, while differences with the Senate will be resolved after Labor Day. White House officials say no final assessment on next steps.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
White House
George Christian
Christian
Union Service Sunday by 15 Anderson Church of God congregations
Leaders of 15 Church of God congregations in Anderson plan a 7 p.m. union service in Warner Auditorium on E. 5th St. Special music features Rev. James Earl Massey of Detroit Metropolitan Church of God. Soloist Rev. Bob Henson has opera credits and sang for Cincinnati Reds games. Worship leader is Rev. J Henry Dodson Jr. Park Place Church of God trio will sing. Organist Ernesteen Howell. Sponsored by Church of God Fellowship chaired by Dr. Warren Roark.
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Church of God
Anderson
Warner Auditorium
E. 5Th St
James Earl Massey
Metropolitan Ae of God
Detroit
Bob Henson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley Field
J. Henry Dodson, Jr
North Anderson
Warren Roark
Lynch Local 777 President Orders Members Back To Work
Lige E Hickey, president of Lynch Local 777 United Auto Workers directs members of Local 777 to return to Lynch Machinery Division after a wildcat strike. Region 3 had urged a show cause hearing and possible administration, while Lynch appealed to Walter Reuther for no intervention.
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Lynch Machinery Division
Lynch Corporation
United Auto Workers
Lige Hickey
UAW
Region 3
Lynch
Walter Reuther
UAW International
Local 777
International Union
Lige E. Hickey
Rockwell Slaying Stuns Arlington As Ex-Official Charged
In Arlington Virginia George Lincoln Rockwell founder of the American Nazi party was shot to death in a parking lot. John Patler a former party official ousted for Bolshevik leanings was arrested nearby and charged with murder. Patler a onetime captain in the group reportedly disagreed with Rockwell over Communist influence.
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Arlington, Va
UPI
George Lincoln Rockwell
Derfuehrer
American Nazi Party
Pointblank Range
Rockwell
John Patler
Arlington
Matt Koehl
Patler
Koehl
New York City
Patsalos
Greece
Walter E. Bell
FBI
Arlington County
Gordon Hall
Boston
Hall
Patter
New York
Southport
Maine
Dallas
State Fair 4 H Barrow Grand Champion Won By Jacquilyn Loudenback
Jacquilyn Loudenback, 16, Greensburg, guided a 203 pound Crossbred Hampshire to the grand championship in the Indiana State Fair 4 H barrow contest. The reserve grand champion was a Tipton exhibited Duroc by Gregg Smith. Hampshire breed had won in 1965 and 1966.
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Jacquelyn Loudenback
Rt. 8
Greensburg
Hampshire
Earl L. Butz
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Jacquilyn Loudenback
Jacquilyn
Phil Metz
Barrow
Gregg Smith
Tipton
Hampshires
Madison
Candy Kellermeyer
Pendleton
Berkshire
Roger Rulon
Arcadia
Yorkshire
Tom Newcomb
Rt. 1
Duroc
Don Butler
Elwood
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
Newborns listed from St. Johns and Community Hospital include multiple families announcing boys and girls. Names include Donald Hender Oran Skinner David Leisure Darrel Gooding Willie Lark Denny Short Elmer Williams Larry Womack with their city and street addresses.
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Donald Henderson
Rt. 4
Oran Skinner
Lamper Lane
David Leisure
Elwood
Community Hospital
Darrel K. Gooding
Alexandria
Willie J. Lark
Louise St
Denny Short
E. 46Th St
Elmer Williams
Larry S. Womack
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Bronze
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New North Side
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Harold Smith
Frank Allis
Fred Mathews
Anderson School Board
Smith
New York Central Railroad
Cross Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Silver Street
Herald
Lynch Local 777
Joseph Kormash
Lynch Machinery
John Patter
Storm
St. John’s Hospital
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