Three Linsley Family Rites Held In Tipton
Funeral services are set for three members of the Andersen Linsley family who died in a Friday auto crash on Indiana 37 near Noblesville. David Linsley 29, his wife Alberta 29, and their three year old son David Scott Linsley will be remembered at 10 o clock this morning at Leatherman Morris Funeral Home in Tipton. David was office manager for Associated Investment Company, Alberta worked at Community Hospital Indianapolis, and the couple had lived in Anderson since shortly after their 1957 marriage. They left two daughters Pamela June and Lora Ann, who were not with them at the time of the accident.
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Andersen
Ind
Noblesee
David Linsley
Alberta
David Scott Linsley
Charles St
Leatherman - Morris
Tipton
Linsley
Associated Investment Company
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Anderson
Pamela June
Lora Ann
Soviet diplomat backs world disarmament summit call
Gromyko addressed the United Nations with a memorandum outlining the Soviet stance on Geneva disarmament talks. He endorsed the Cairo nonaligned call for a world summit and the Chinese proposal for a total ban on nuclear weapons, while Western experts saw few new elements.
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Congo
Gromyko
Assembly
Geneva
Cairo
Peking
Soviet Delegate Sees MLF as Obstacle to Nonproliferation
Gromyko summarized a UN memorandum calling for MILITARY budget cuts, troop withdrawals, denuclearized zones, and a halt to bases, while labeling the Multilateral Nuclear Force as the main hurdle to halting nuclear spread. He tied MLF to German unification and supported Cuba, but criticized aggressive anti-West rhetoric from Peking.
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Memrani
Gromyko
Soviet Union
MLF
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Red China
China
United Nations
Peking
Nat
New Healing Substance Promises Quick Hemorrhoid Relief
A New York Minnesota notice touts Bio-Dyne as the discovery behind Preparation H for stopping burning itch and shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery. The ad claims high healing rates observed by doctors for long-standing cases and promotes Preparation H ointment or suppositories available at drug counters.
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New York
MN. Y
Resoluteness and risks in wartime stance and weather forewarnings
The piece argues that firm policy lies in averting war rather than threats. It notes spring reports from Springs and Gloversville, with power losses and emergency statuses in several towns including Schenectady. Cold recorded across New England with lights reaching near zero in northern Maine and teens in Boston, while Great Lakes snow and Michigan storms trigger driving warnings.
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Gloversville
Schenectady
Massachusetts
Bedford
Burlington
Concord
N.H
Boston
Maine
Great l Lakes
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Klan influence questioned after civil rights killings in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Mississippi the murder of three civil rights workers is described as a Klan conspiracy. R C Peebles, incoming Philadelphia chamber president, says business leaders fear reprisals but notes some movement away from deep prejudice. The Rev Mr Lee urges courage and realism to address the problem amid mixed local attitudes.
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Mississippi
R. C. Peebles
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Peebles
T Hough
Lee
Rotary Club
Navy marks Pearl Harbor memory on Memorial Day
The Navy honors Pearl Harbor with a May 30 observance while noting the Arizona battleship remains on the in commission rolls. The ship still weeps oil from ruptured fuel tanks as air drifts toward the harbor entrance.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Arizona
U.S. Navy
Resignations Rock GOP Governors Meeting in Denver
The report chronicles resignations at the national committee level led by Grenier and pressure on Burch. Evans cites a “great majority” of governors favoring Burch’s resignation as Grenier steps down, with links to the Southern strategy and civil rights tensions shaping the Denver discussions.
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Evans
Denver
Burch
Grenier
National Committee
Mingham
Ala
Alabama
Birmingham
Goldwater
Deep South
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
GOP
San Francisco
GOP Governors Association
Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michi-gan
Robert A. Smylie
Idaho
Goverdors Group
Tim Babcock
Montana
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
George D. Clyde
Nees
Utah
Waite
White
Republican National
Constitution Committee
Potter Stewart
Republican Party
William C. Douglas
Reey McLaughlin
Connie Hoffman
Miami Beach
Supreme Court action on contraception and desegregation cases
The court ruled on several controversial matters including challenges to a Connecticut contraception ban and limits on medical advice, scrutiny of postmaster general censorship of foreign political material, and rulings on school desegregation near military sites. It also addressed union election eligibility procedures, dues based on delegate weight, and a Florida statute on interracial marriage and promiscuity. Justice Earl Warren abstained from one case.
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Justice Department
Alabama
Mississippi
Ashton Byron Jones
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
New York City
Samuel D. Charthar
Kings County
Secretary of Labor
Earl Warren
The
Musicians Union
Florida
White
Former Major League pitcher Grover Farthing dies at 77
Farthing a Shirley resident and ex Detroit Tigers contract player who starred in early minor and major leagues died at Henry County Hospital after ten days of hospitalization. Survived by widow Ilda May and children, his funeral is set at Condo land Son Funeral Home with burial in Harlan Cemetery. Also reported are obituaries for Thelma Miller of Noblesville, Chester Brown of Clarksville, and Nona Garrison of Fairmount with funeral details and survivors.
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Ae Harthing
Shirley
Chrysler Corporation
New Castle
Oi Beaner
Henry County Hospital
Farthing
Detroit Tigers
NewCastle
Maxwell Corporation
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Ripley
Dessie Elder
Decatur
Sam Farthing
Odin
Condoland Son Funeral Home
Wilkinson
Harlan Cemetery
Nona Garrison
Fairmount
Nona Lings
Garrison
Herman
N. Morton St
Henry County
Sanford
Anna Conrad
Mar
Anderson Obituaries News Fragments
Obituary notices list Mildred Briscoe 42 of Madison County died at Robert Long Hospital Indiana after six months illness. Survivors include husband Raymond Briscoe, two children Brenda Sue and David Wayne, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements incomplete at Waltz and Hiday. Also mentions Charles McGinnis 66 of Tampa and Dora Poole 70 of Anderson with services planned. Claud McCormack 74 and Martha Sparks Wilkinson 77 in Anderson area. Also brief notes on Harry Phillips and a Terre Haute newspaper guild strike. Germany trade figures. Johnson and Wilson cabinet talks and global affairs.
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Mildred Briscoe
Mildred W. Briscoe
Raymond Briscoe
Mainview Apartments
Robert Long
Indianapolis
William and
Mary Wood
Madison County
Delco-Remy
The
Baptist Church
Brenda Sue
David Wayne
Ethel McCarty
Pendleton
Alma Tipston
Jerry Wright
Anderson
Opal Wright
Germany
Herbert W. B. Wood
Ander
James P. Wood
Ha‘gerstown
Waltz and Hiday Funeral
NCSU Names Maravich Advisor After Case Retirement Plans
Athletic director Roy Clogston and the faculty athletic committee approved Press Maravich as assistant coach and granted Case’s request to serve as advisory coach. The 64 year old Case plans to retire after 19 seasons with NC State, with the Wolfpack at 1-1 this season.
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Roy Clogston
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Maravich
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N.C
Wolfpack
Anderson considers changes as interstate opens
The Anderson Board of Works and city officials discuss likely changes when the new interstate operates. Indy 67 may be dropped and portions may become a boulevard to ease downtown traffic. Officials hope the route will serve as a bypass for the current zigzag through downtown while easing density citywide.
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Anderson Board of Works
Anderson
Works Board
Police Arrest Totals For November Reported
Police report shows 235 criminal and miscellaneous arrests in November, with 468 total offenses versus 30 in 1963. November arrests include robbery 1 theft 3 intoxication 82 disorderly conduct 20 assault and battery 8 bad checks 2 and more.
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Mounds Mell
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Supreme Court
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Pereas
Marin Ee
Britain
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Thelma Miller
Noblesville
Thelma A. Miller
Chestnut St
Riverview Hospital
E. L. Eckerley
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Crownland Cemetery
Moscow
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Wilson
White House
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Free World
William Smith
Isaac Ferguson
Clarence M. Miller
Clyde Meade
Champaign
Ill
Mildred Pettijohn
Bee Ae
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Alinois
Chester A. Brown
Adipic Sd
Wayne Markward
Wikson
Clarksville Christian Son
Henry Clay Brown
Clarksville
Chester Brown
Raat
Felted
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An- Johnson
Amy Kaiser
Brown
Charles L. Wilt Wilkinson
Charles F. Wilt
Wilt
Wilt Beverage Company
Gerald Beck
Shirley Methodist Church
McCray
Charles McGinnis
Carrie
Charles
Clarence Burkhart
Cash'm McGinnis
Tampa
Flaodon
Violet Dunn
Milwaukee
Wis
Ant
Drea Russell
Memphis
Tenn
Harold
Rozelle Funerx
Villeil
IMRS
Dora Poole
Claud McCormack
Dora Wilkinson
iPoole
Forkner St
Farmer
Bethesda
Satur Church
Charles Middleton
Condobe
Maplewood Dome
Martha Sparks Wilkinson
Martha Sparks
Harry W. Phil Gleton
Willis Sparks
Lips
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Icheo
Condo
Baker Brothers
Floyd-Johnson
al Home
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John Cheesman Cray
EUB
He Mory
Tuary
Anderson Memorial Park
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harry Phillips
Aper
Terre Haute, Ind
Terre Haute
Guild
Terre Haute Star
Tribune
Bonn
West Germany
Sue
Ramatars Af Skmta Dann Darele
ELC Y al Macaveau Lusk
George W. Ball
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bunty
Patrick Gordon Walker
Defense
Denis Healey
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
Africa
Everett Case
Poinsettias
Reehm
Flower Shop & Greenhouse
Broadway
Judas
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