Kennedy brothers remembered at Democratic convention
Ted Kennedy urged unity and love over oppression as Edward Kennedy narrated a memorial film honoring Robert F Kennedy. The event followed a speech recalling RFK's life and ideals for the Democratic National Convention delegates. In a separate report, Laster Garling, 45, of Medaryville, was killed when a truck at Standard Materials Plant rolled over him after he started to grease it.
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John F. Kennedy
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Edward
Edward Kennedy
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Cloverdale
Ind
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Medaryville
Standard Materials Plant
Garling
Roy Fairchild Junior
Valparaiso
Slaying in Guatemala Draws U S Officials Warning
Washington officials say the murder of Col John Webber and Capt Ernest Musto prompted warnings of plots to assassinate U S officials by Communist led groups In Guatemala The driver described the slaying as cold blooded and witnessed by others while Mein and his family are listed among those affected by the incident.
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State Department
Mein
Mala
Kiem
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U.S
Guatemala
Ernest Musto
USN
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Mvin
Muskie Signals Possible Vietnam Policy Difference After VP Nomination
Maine Senator Edmund Muskie indicated he might differ with Hubert Humphrey on Vietnam policy after being chosen as Humphrey's running mate. He favored a possible halt in fighting if a lull occurs and favored negotiated settlement as a priority while acknowledging risk if it aids peace talks. He stressed protest's legitimacy and described his meeting with Humphrey and extent of the nomination moment.
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Vietnam
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Grant Tark
Hilton
Indiana Firms Win Two U.S. Contracts
Washington AP reports two million dollar contracts awarded to Indiana firms. Birch Bayh's office said on Thursday the Air Maree gave Allied Motors a 4,677,800 contract for aircraft engines to the Allison Division of General Motors in Indianapolis. Cummings Engine Co. Columbus received 1,917,269 to supply 46 engines for Army Tank Automotive Command.
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Columibus
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Guarding Michigan Avenue Amid Political Rally Clash
Police blocked a crowd along Michigan Avenue as Democrats voted for a Vice Presidential candidate. Guards formed a line led by a riot jeep with barbed wire while marchers followed Gregory the activist toward his home for a house party. Police reported 267 arrests and 300 injuries in related clashes.
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Brooklyn
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Ponfiac
Mich
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Murray Kempton
Caluninist
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Furene
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Warsaw
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Shurkovsky
Dubcek
Vasil Bilak
Humphrey Denounces War Factional Clash at Democratic Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Hubert Humphrey urged unity amid pro war protests and rival debates. He defended nonconcessions on Vietnam while calling for national harmony and thanked President Johnson as delegates faced street demonstrations and police barriers.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
James F. Ogle 53, Noblesville, manager of Valley Forge Farms, dies of heart attack Thursday. He previously managed Conner Prairie Farms 23 years, born near Kempton, Kempton High School 1944 graduate, married Martha Jonson of Sheridan in 1906. Survived by wife, three daughters, two sons, a sister and ten grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. at Coal Kin Funeral Home, Oaklawn Memory Gardens interment. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Mrs. Rose Smith 34, Noblesville, widow of William Smith, dies Wednesday night at Riverview Hospital. Native of Cicero.
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Sheridan
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Indianapolis
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Carmel
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Jimmy Ogle
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Frankfort
Coalkin Funeral Home
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First Methodist Church
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Ferends
Hamilton County
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Tre
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Lima
Ohio
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Roscoe Smith
Bloomington
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Lhryd - Hargett
First Church of God
Crownland Cemetery
Plane Wrecked By Explosive and Local Obituaries
Reading shows a Hamilton County resident obituary noting remarriage and survivors with services in Noblesville. Also reports multiple funeral notices from Noblesville Fortville Pendleton and midwest towns with interments in Crownland and Gravel Lawn Cemeteries. An AP dispatch outlines a BEA Comet crash near Rhodes with eight dead and Grivas bodyguards among victims.
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British European Airways
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Cyprus
British Board of Trade
Elwood Board Approves 888 574 Budget
Elwood school board approved a budget totaling 888 574.50 at a session Thursday evening. The plan cites a property tax levy set at 5.38 per 100 to raise about 122 19, and the budget remains subject to review by the Madison County Adjustment Board and the State Board of Tax Commissioners. Mrs. Constance Conrad, 86, a Lapel native and former bookkeeper, died Thursday in Shawnee Mission.
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Iee
Johnston
F. Kennedy
Lyonald Sherwood
Phoenix
Tal
Arie
Brown-Thompson
Connersville
Portinen
Madison County Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Nixon Opens Campaign As Humphrey Secures Nomination
Nixon begins his presidential bid with a cordial call to Humphrey after Humphrey clinches the Democratic nomination. Aides describe Humphrey as a strong campaigner and anticipate a tight race that will come down to the wire.
Roudebush to be moved from hospital to Noblesville
Lagrange Ga AP dispatch reports former Indiana congressman Richard Roudebush will fly from a local hospital to Indianapolis and then to Noblesville Hospital to recover after a light plane crash on August 9. He will remain hospitalised until use of his left arm returns, with his wife Marjor and four others aboard.
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Marjor Hid
Schedule Of Events For Indiana State Fair
Indiana State Fair schedule lists dairy goat milking contests and sheep showing in the morning, farm beauty talent contests, state hard contest and farmer’s building events, harness racing at 1 and 8 pm, Jack Kochman’s 7 Hell Drivers at 4 pm, and Laurence Welk Show in the Coliseum with showtimes noted.
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Ust
Jack Kochman
Laurence Welk
Coliseum
Anderson Obituaries Lead Off With Local Deaths
William Poore Willan Poore 68 formerly of Atterson died suddenly in Indianapolis. Surviving Georgia widow two daughters a brother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements Tuesday at Applegate Funeral Home Lawrence and Edgington Winchester Kentucky. Roy Boyer 72 formerly of Anderson died in Linton where he lived seven years. Surviving daughter sister and three grandchildren. Final rites Saturday at Welch and Cornell Funeral Home Linton with burial Fairview Cemetery. Frank W Carpenter 66 retired farmer of Linton died Wednesday afternoon. Surviving widow four brothers and sisters. Final rites Saturday at Poindexter Funeral Home Vincennes with burial Prairie Chapel Cemetery near Newberry. J Humphrey political figure tied to violent incident to be discussed by Muskie in campaign coverage.
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Bil
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Frienis Church
Greensboro
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Indianapolis
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Ballard
Shirey Funeral Home
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Whitestown
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Cliam
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Elsie Butch
Applegate Funeral
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Roy Boyer
Roy le Boyer
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Linton
Ray
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Welch and Cornell
Fairview
Frank Carpenter
Frank .W. Carpenter
Norma Jean Stuller
Freeman - Green County Hospital
Andersom Poindexter
Vincennes
Prairie Chapel
Newberry
Indianapolis Boy Escapes Injury In Car Crash
Galle W. Hughes eight of Indianapolis escaped serious injury when the car he drove left a ramp at the 1 49 and Ind 67 interchange and overturned in a ditch. Hughes required no medical treatment and was arrested on a charge of reckless driving. Sheriff Joe Brogder and deputies Kelich and Whetsell assisted in the investigation.
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Indianapolis
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Misslo
Joss, Sherif Joe Brogder
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Czechs Seek Peace Talks and Unity Amid War Strain
The National Assembly chief announced ongoing negotiations for phased settlement with allied powers and urged public support. Smrkovsky warned against internal actors with evil motives and called for unity in facing wartime pressures.
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Smrkovsky
Union Members Continue Action Stirring Local Tensions
The report notes union members acting without Local 357 authorization. Regional director Jerry Hughes of the International Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union condemns the move as irresponsible. Fisher cites a formal grievance process ending in arbitration if grievances exist.
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Reginal
International Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union
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Fisher
Aila Alsin
Military Must Supply Research Money and Engineers Complaint
An engineering professor told Christian educators at Notre Dame that researchers rely on military funding to finance work. Thomas B. Sheridan, on leave from MIT to UC Berkeley, spoke to the eighth national education conference of the United Church of Christ. He said Congress funds most applied research as part of the Defense budget. More than 2,000 delegates attended as the conference nears its end. Corn labor note follows.
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