Williams May Be Dropped By Johnson
Washington reports say G. Mennen Williams, assistant secretary of state for African affairs, could be among early Johnson shifts. White House sources note speculation has circulated for months over his future, including a possible ambassadorship or a director role at the Peace Corps.
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Johnson
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UPI
Roberts
G. Mennen Williams
Kennedy
New York Times
Washington Daily News
Aglyser Wasuus
Bell System
Aplworld
Tele- Williams
White House
Will
Photography study and politics mix in 1960s chatter
In Santa Barbara a student at Brooks Institute of Photography, Jack B. House of Anderson, says pro exposure demands extensive knowledge and creativity. A separate note discusses political moves, Johnson’s administration, and remarks on Africa policy with references to American Telephone and Kennedy era events.
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Calif
Jack B. House of Anderson
Brooks Institute of Photography
Brooks I
House
Anderson College
Brooks
Imo ‘Toedtmann
Sunset Drive
Ayub Khan Wins Re election in Pakistan race
President Mohammed Ayub Khan secured a five year term after unofficial returns showed him with about 65 percent of votes amid Pakistan’s indirect elections. Fatima Jinnah trailed with roughly 28 thousand votes from an 80 thousand vote count.
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Pakistan
UPI
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
Fatima Jinnah
Mohammid li Jinnah
Ayub Khan
Miss Jinnah
South East Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
U.S
Radio Pakistan
Jinnah
Kokomo Ex-Wife Killed By Electrician In Front Of Children
A Kokomo electrician killed his ex wife and then took his own life Monday while their five young children watched, according to reports from Peru Indiana. Local authorities said the double tragedy occurred as the family, living in Kokomo, faced emotional devastation and an investigation continues.
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Peru
Ind
Kokomo
Maurice Sixby
Miami County
Mary Ann, Reher
Airman
William Ashton
Bunker Bill
Air Force Base
Reher
Fraling
Lapel man appointed to Indiana aging commission
Governor Welsh appointed Ernest L. Gwinn of Lapel to a two year term on the Indiana Commission on Aging and the Aged, succeeding Hal Lunsford who resigned. The appointment was announced Monday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Welsh Monday
Ernest L. Gwinn
Indiana Commission On Aging and the Aged
Gwinn
Hal Lunsford
Elwood Council Considers Pool Fixes For Summer
Elwood council met with all members present to plan for the city pool. The Board of Public Works will meet with a consulting engineer to determine steps needed to ensure pool operation next summer. Current conditions keep the pool from serving the public.
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Elwood
Board of Public Works
A Thought to Remember New Year resolution morale and self improvement
A brief reflection on why resolutions fail quickly and how attitude affects persistence. The writer questions excuses like What’s the use and urges continued effort to carry through goals. The piece emphasizes purpose in living and trying despite obstacles.
New Air Patrol Shows Cadet Rank Awards Amid Meeting
At the weekly Anderson Civil Air Patrol gathering M Sgt Robert Lightfoot and Aero Space Education Officer honor cadets Diane Gwynn Pam Luans Linda Wade Gary Vanga Tony Williams Dan McNew Clyde Maxwell Sam Griffet Bill Jacobs Joan Wade Edward Johnson Matthew Lawler and Mike Morgan. In a special ceremony cadets Gary Miracle and John Birch receive shoulder boards and the rank of cadet second lieutenant from Lt Col Joe Davis. Information line includes Joe Davis contact at 1917 East 4th St or 642-2782 and numbers for Miracle Birch at 643-3007 or 642-4885.
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Anderson Civil Air Patrol
Msgt
Robert
Li Htfoot
Diane Gwynnn
Pam Luans
Linda Wade
Gary Vanga
Tony Williams
Dan McNew
Clyde Maxwell
Sam Griffet
Bill Jacobs
Joan Wade
Edward Johnson
Matthew Lawler
Mike Morgan
Gary Miracle
John Birch
Joe Davis
Civil Air Patrol
United States Air Force
East 4Th St
Gary
Miracle
Mine Workers Issue Liberal Pension Plan Shift
United Mine Workers announced a new liberal pension plan lowering retirement age from 60 to 55 with full benefits. Monthly maximum payments rise from 75 to 85 dollars, with provisions effective February 1.
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Washington
UPI
United Mine Workers
UMW
P ‘O
Byrnes Re-elected GOP Policy Chairman in closed session
Reid of New York backed Byrnes for GOP Policy Committee chair in a secret ballot. No action on assistant leader or whip posts. Arends of Illinois supported Halleck and likely faces replacement. Voting details remained unannounced due to closed session.
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Joel C. Arends
Villinois
Ar.ends
Halleck
Viet Cong attack wounds civilians near Saigon highway
Reported early Sunday a Viet Cong unit attacked an outpost off the Saigon Cap St Jacques Highway, killing 16 defenders and capturing 9. Around the same time, VC shelled Long Thanh wounding seven civilians. U S officials say the aim is to seize Phuoc Tuy as already done in Tay Ninh and Binh Duong provinces.
Johnson aims to reduce danger to freedom through peaceful understandings
President Johnson spoke of seeking peaceful understandings with the Soviet Union to lessen dangers to freedom and to foster mutual knowledge. He called for a future visit by Soviet leaders to America, and for Americans to hear from Soviet officials on television, while noting unity cannot be achieved in isolation.
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Johnson
America
Alexei Kosygin
Nikita
Khrushchev
Ussr
Holy Land
Europe
Senate shifts amid Long selection and Hart PASTORE notes
Senate matchups show Long consolidating influence as a key Democrat while voting patterns reveal reluctance on civil rights and health care. The report covers long’s Southern strategy, Byrd chair role, and mentions funeral notices for local residents, outlining community rites and obituaries.
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Reedy
Long
Senate
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices from Madison area report George Allen 55 of Flora dies at home with funeral at Flora Christian Church. L F Brewer 70 of Shirley former town clerk dies, services at Conda and Son Funeral Home. Harry F Gipe 74 of Pendleton funeral at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home. Pearl Reed 54 Yorktown wife of dog breeder dies Ball Memorial Hospital. Carl Lundy 2 Centerville, husband of Mary Lundy, dies at Gains Nursing Home, Richmond.
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Tom) Brewer
Shirley
Conda and Son Fural
Georg Ei) Fleming
Shirley Christian Church
Lin the McCray
I ‘Wilkinson
Brewer
St. John’s Hospital
Lin Anderson
Shirsley
Alma
Merrill Reed
Yorktown
Pearline
Sue) Reed
Ball Memorial Hospital
Benoid Williams
Tutwiler
Miss
Maxine Roberts
Greenfield
Carl Lundy
Centerville
Mary Seaman Lundy
Alexandria
Gains
Richmond
Williamsburg
Auto Plates Sales Tie to 1965 Model Year
Auto branch offices report brisk sales of the new white on green reflectorized 1965 Indiana motor vehicle plates. The plates went on sale Saturday at some offices and the remainder began distributing Monday morning. Funeral services were set for Harry B. Miller of Middletown, a farmer and contractor, who died Saturday in a Florida hospital after a heart attack. Burial at Miller Cemetery with Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home in charge. Graveside rites for Claywell infant in Arkansas noted with local arrangements led by Ballard and Shirey.
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Walter J. Bartlett
Viet Namji
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Africa
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Ant
World Peace
Henry County
Newcastle
Heary
Hester
Juanita Soiglars
Irma Carter
Marion
Helen White
Fort Wayne
Rose i Huffman
California
Samuel Bartlett
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Wilbur Lee Awynn Sr
W. 21St St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Bickel
Madison Ave
Wu First Presbyterian Church
IBM Company
Warren Kirk
Karen Elaine
Russell Briggs
Santa Clara
Calif
Clifton. T. Williams
Sioux City
Richman Funeral Home
Earl Davis
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muncie
United Press International
Indiana
Harry B. Miller
Middletown
J. Hubert Smith
Harry B.miller
8Th St. Middle
Florida
Bal- Tard and Shirey
Mikler
Eens
Ak Lye Claywell
Roy Claywell
South Jath St
Porter-Rogers Hospital
Cerey
Ark
Miller Cemetery
C. Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Howard Gift
Paul Claywell
Bow, Ky
Madison County Seminar on Modern Agricultural Marketing
County leaders announce a seminar drawing on agricultural colleges USDA and NFO research. It aims to assess present market conditions, identify strong and weak points, and outline factors for a successful marketing system. A Q and A session follows to build farmers bargaining skills for fair prices.
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Euremage
Agricultural Colleges and Universities
United States Department of Agriculture
NFO Research Committees
Meredith Plans World Trip To Explain Negro Problem
James Meredith announced a world tour to discuss the Negro problem in the United States. After visiting Dahomey as a guest of the government, he will report back from Memphis to Jackson, walking and sharing learnings with African and American audiences. Meredith has long highlighted oppression and violence faced by African Americans.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
United States
Ibadan
Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Miss
Dahomey
University of Mississippi At
Oxford
Mississippi
AC Students Praise Poet With Disciplined Ardor
A concise critique lauds the poet as exemplary for speaking with disciplined ardor and deliberate craft, noting his material is never carelessly assembled. The remark emphasizes steady method and commendable poetic endurance.
Traffic deaths rise in Indiana during New Year holiday
Highest New Year totals showed 13 deaths in Indiana over the holiday weekend with 17 fatalities overall. Joseph M. Polaro, six, of Valparaiso died after a car struck him Sunday afternoon. Most fatalities occurred in the first 30 hours, with only three on Sunday.
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Valparaiso
Indiana
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