Threat To Intervene In South Viet Nam Made By Red China
A UPI led report details China's warning that if U.S. imperialism persists in expanding its war in South Vietnam China will consider further duties to defend peace in the region. The alert appeared in a government statement distributed by the New China News Agency and quoted from Peking.
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Red China
UPI
China
Viet Nam
U. S
New China News Agency
Peking
Tokyo
U.S
South Viet 1
Evangelist Joe Day to Speak at U B Chapel Series
Evangelist Joe Day will headline a series of services at U B Chapel starting January 1 at 7 pm with daily 6:30 pm children's program. Mrs Day prepares evenings of events while Mr and Mrs LaVern Mabbitt lead song services. Public invited.
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U. B. Chapel
Joe Day
Son United Brethren Chapel
Broadway
Redrawn Indiana House map sparks party shift debate
liming districts would alter the 1st and 2nd districts by slicing Lake County and adding others from east to west. Democratic reps Madden and Krupa press for changes while Republican leaders push a plan to expand the 2nd District to include Calumet’s Lake County towns and Gary area, with Arends and Adair pledging loyalty to Ford amid hidden ballot maneuvers.
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Bray
Martinsville
Wserpath
Indiana
Lee Hamilton
Columbus
Monroe County
Lawrence
Orange
Bence
Attica
Vincennes
Bedford
Terre
U.S
John
Brademas
South Bend
Lake County
Gary
Chicago
Hammond
Whiting
Halleck
Ray J. Madden
John Krupa
Aukithien
Lyndon Johnson
Westingen
Bewartog
United Artses An Pekal
Cash Box
Fight For Changes
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Clude
Calu
Johnson
Hobart
Porter
Newton
White
Jasper
Hallork
Yuletide
Ion
Aden G. Lewis
Don Krupa
Besig
Madden
Heck
Collase
Naion
Tucson
Tion
S. Chorus
Televi
Brighton
New York
Town Hall
Marion County
Time Magazine
Nation
Linus Sears
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Bassett and Local Figures
Ronald C. Bassett 66 of Kokomo formerly resided in Anderson died at Fort Lauderdale Heart Hospital. He worked at Delco Remy and was transferred to Dell in 1987. Rites and burial planned in Kokomo. Amuth Warren 61 widow of Walter Warren Sr. funeral 1:30 p.m. at Rozelle Funeral Home with interment in Anderson Memorial Park. Bertha Antrim 81 of 805 Alhambra Dr funeral 1:30 p.m. at Brown and Butz with interment in Anderson Memorial. Oakley infant Leah Douglas Sells and Rowe Funeral Home services 2 p.m. Memorial Park Cemetery. Esther Guthrie 72 of Vero Beach Fla widow of Dr. F C Guthrie funeral 10:30 a.m. at Brown and Butz.
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East Maplenood Cemete
Ronald C. Bassett
Kory
Komo
W. In Anderson
Ft. Lauder
A. R. Vanarshall
Russell Stewnight
Heart
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W. D. Deck
Burton Canaday
Jack Rob
Kokomo
Charles A. Nesday
Delco Remy
Della Tex
Robert Williams
Indianapolis
Mauri Hendrick
Charles R. Bassett
Stevensville
Mich
Ward Donnelly
Ft. Lauderdale
Amy Warren
Am ‘Uth Warren
Walter Warren Sr
Old E. Rozelle
Edwards
EUB Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Veral
Bertha Antrim
Alhambra Dr
Brown and Butz Meral
Ruswell Deitch
East Lynn Christan Church
Anderson Memorial A
Jakley
Price
Leah Douglas
Doug I
Glenda
Faye Neon Oakley
Broadway
Memorial Park Cemetery
John Nelon
Ataby
Elm Grove Chetan Church
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
John ‘Nel
Esther Guthge
Esther Guthrie
Vero Beach
Pla
F. C. Guthrie
Anderson
Brown and Butz
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Lala Johnson
Mildred" Edwards
Marlene Armie
Mary Spe Bath
Beliste
Christina Markleeve Smith
Patricia Barber
Roberta Davidson
Helen Allen Vena
Keith Mae’ Redick
Plorabelle Etchison
Bana Slinkard
Donna Pitsford
Relen’ Stoner
James ‘Leer
Joseph MsPrearson
Wilmur McCartney
Milara Hornbeck
J Bias Max’ Benson
Robert
Hasler
Jerry Smith
Charles, Hasler
Ralph Lynch
Rebecca’ Banler
Lewis Fort
George Grigsby
John ‘Davis
Brown
Elnuge Commons
Harold Berry
Jerry
Reyburaise
Anda Belknap
Barbara Purrell
Janette
Stubbs
Richard
Kreegar
Donald Philippe
Sere Brut Conse Ba Magee
Itchet
Agaa Byram
Brelyn Kachelein
Margaret Low
Linda Arnold
Susan Harrison
Bonnie Penrod
Kathryn Jenases
Ear Brown
Charles ‘Moore
Virginie Cunningham
Amos Jackson
May Milton Moore
Jake "Harris
Willarts
Viking Davella
Sun
Paul Hosier
Celia
Hosier
Dixon i Stary
Camyatteneur
Jonas Mare
Wilbur House
Mariano House
Beara Bortha Fisch
Fear Getena
Biaen
Law Officers Question Work Ethic and Unity
An editorial piece argues overworked law enforcement in Madison County Indiana facing public scrutiny. It questions officer motivation during crises and praises the loyalty and unity now evident in policing amid criticism from John Q Public. It also notes a Hollywood casting report involving Leo G Carroll and mentions local obituary details for J E Bowers of Alexandria and survivors in Wheatridge Long Beach Billings Montice lo Kentucky.
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Mcland
Madison County
John Q
Indiana
United States
J. E. Bowers
Alexandria
Wheatridge
Calif
Josephine Feber
Kenneth
Long Beach
Richard
Billings
Mont
Edna Moore
Monticelo
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two regional obituaries report Elsworth Shull of Fortville and Elbert Goodwin of Noblesville. Shull, 68, retired farmer, died in a nursing home. funeral Thursday at Fortville Christian Church with Interment in Eden Cemetery. Goodwin, 68, heating business operator, died Monday. funeral Thursday at Evans-Godby-Trout Funeral Home with burial in Crownland Cemetery.
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Fortville
Elsworth
Paul C. Cory
Gilbert Schreiber
Elbert Goodwin
Noblesville
Rt. 2
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Masonic Lodge
Irene Goodwin
Robert Goodwin
Vera Powell
Houston
Tex
Robert Jackson
Warren
Joann Lloyd
Westfield
Jane Clark
Anderson
Hubert Goodwin
South Haven
Mich
Evans - Godby - Trout
Charles , Scott
Crownland Cemetery
Dock Contract Continues From Page One
The ILA and New York Ski contract row dominates the page as union leaders must now sell the settlement to rank and file. Obscure names and dates mingle with funeral notices as readers search for clear, decisive action and local impact.
Arizona Boys Chorus shines in campus calendar
Dr. Robert H. Reardon of Anderson College praises the Arizona Boys Chorus as disciplined as paratroopers with voices and faces described as shiny and pure. The chorus represents one of several special community programs highlighted in the 1964-65 campus calendar.
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Case
Arizona Boys Chorus
Robert H. Reardon
Anderson College
Frelinghuysen’s Victory Could Threaten New Leader's Standing
A narrow win by the new leader over veteran Charles A Halleck of Indiana last week risks undermining authority if Frelinghuysen loses. The vote stood 73 in favor, signaling political pressure and potential setback for the recently chosen head.
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Frelinghuysen
Charles A Halleck
Indiana
Political lineage and career of Arends pages shown
Arends, a suave man with a quip, trained at Biblie Schools and Oberlin College. He earned a law degree at Illinois Wesleyan, farmed, did banking, and was elected to Congress in 1934. He has been whip since June 1943, under predecessors Martin and Halleck. Frelinghuysen, Morristown, graduated cum laude from Princeton and Yale Law. An ancestor served in the Continental Congress in 1778 after leading a New Jersey battalion. three forebears also served in the U.S. Senate.
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Melvin
Til
Oberlin
Iinois ‘Wesleyan
Congress
Ford
Joseph A. Martin
Massachusetts
Halleck
Frelinghuysen
Morristown
N.J
Branigin backs expansion and reapportionment plans in Indiana
Branigin and ex-Gov. Welsh urge a Burns Harbor port project costing 25 million dollars to fund state recreation facilities. They call for reapportionment of the Senate and House by population and redrawing congressional districts for equal representation. He urges more funds for state colleges and mental health, and repeal of a Republican backer law for county prosecutors. Building activity in 1964 shows 1,326 permits totaling about 6.93 million dollars with 288 inspections and 24 condemnations across homes, apartments, businesses, and churches.
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National Committee
Sen. Goldwater
Bliss
GOP
Chicago
Goldwater
Dwight E. Eisenhower
Richard Mr. Nixon
Ntional
Dean Burch
George W. Romney
Michigam
Nelson A." Rockefeller
York
William W. . Scranton
Pennsylvania
Branigin
Page One
Pnge
Matthew E. Welsh
Legislathe
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Senate
House
Indiana
Jail Overcrowding Prompts Call for New Cell Block
Two inmates escaped through a back door to Central Ave exit after beating a deputy who defended the post. Officials report weekend arrests swelling the jail beyond capacity and Deputy Leer says a new cell block may be needed. Sheriff Ravage is hospitalized in Cleveland for a stomach disorder and has authorized deputies to take necessary steps.
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Pare
Central Ave
Grigsby
James Leer
Paul Ravage
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Malaysia Says Meeting Debated UN Council Seat
A meeting attended by military and state officials from Malaya Singapore Sarawak and Sabah discussed Malaysia's potential UN Security Council non permanent seat. Razak indicated no decision yet on raising the issue. Indonesia's Sukarno withdrew from the UN in protest of Malaysia's non permanent membership. George Kennedy joins Mirage with Gregory Peck and Diane Baker for Universal.
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Malaya
Singapore
Saraway
Sabah
Razak
Malayasa
Nationns Security Council
Sukarno
Indonesia
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Council
Mirage Hollywood UI
George Kennedy
Gregory Peck
Diane Baker
Mirage
Universal
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