Indictments May Involve Slaying of Civil Rights Workers
A UPI report states a federal grand jury in Jackson returned 84 indictments with as many as 18 tied to the June 1964 killings of civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney. The identity of those indicted in the triple murder remains private pending arrests, possibly Saturday or Monday. The panel also heard other cases as FBI probes continued.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
FBI
Justice Department
Asst. U.S Atty
John Doar
Doar
Federal
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Viet Nam War Briefs Highlight Air Strikes and Talks
U S backed South Vietnamese commandos reportedly struck targets in North Viet Nam while Hanoi claimed naval shelling. F105 Thunderchiefs and F100 jets rotate from Okinawa to Da Nang. one F105 and one F100 were shot down on the Ho Chi Minh trail and both pilots were rescued. A U S Army helicopter crashed near Bien Hoa killing two Americans. two others injured. Talks on increased American aid resume in Saigon with estimates of 60 to 70 million dollars yearly, shadowed by earlier political turmoil and the dissolution of the civilian High National Council.
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Bass
North Viet Nam
Nam
Okinawa
South Vietnm
da Nang
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Bien Hoa
U. S
Nguyen Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Washington
Taylor
Burundi cabinet shift signals possible modest foreign policy turn
Ngendandumwe, recently renamed prime minister, announced his new cabinet amid Burundi's aim to curb support for Communist China and Congolese rebels. U S officials cautioned it's early to judge implications, but suggest a move toward a more moderate stance while Burundi sits east of the Belgian Congo and near Rwanda.
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Burundi
Fire destroys Sertilizer and cattle feed at Brown Supply
Valparaiso Indiana firemen battled a blaze at Brown Supply Co destroying fifty tons of nitrogen fertilizer along with coal and cattle feed. The early morning fire began about 2 30 a.m with at least a dozen explosions reported. No cause or damage estimates were provided.
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Valparaiso, Ind
UPI
Brown Supply Co
Valparaiso
Churchill's Stroke Brings World Attention to Hyde Park Gate
Sir Winston Churchill, aged 90, suffers a cerebral thrombosis diagnosed by Lord Brain after Lord Moran reports the veteran leader is very seriously ill. Crowds gather at Hyde Park Gate as doctors give cautious updates, with no hopeful prediction for his recovery.
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Moran
Statesman
Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Lord Moran
Sir Winston
Lord ‘Moran
Admiral 12 ft refrigerator priced at 178 88 at Frank Krall's
A 12 ft Admiral refrigerator is advertised for 178 88 dollars at Frank Krall's store. The listing emphasizes a low price and local retailer availability.
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Admiral Refrigerator
W.t
Frank Krall’s
Admiral
Frank Krall
Winston Churchill remembered as Britain’s wartime leader
World leaders, including Johnson and de Gaulle, were informed of Sir Winston Churchill’s illness. The passage notes his wartime leadership from 1940 to 1945, his 60 years in Parliament, and his lasting legacy as a defining English figure who guided Britain through peril and victory, while his postwar aim for peace between East and West remained unmet.
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Elizabeth
Sandringham
Sir Winston
Victoria
Tass
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Winston
Josef Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
London
Britain
Germany
House of Commons
Winter Storm Paralyzes Indiana Cities Prompted Snow Warnings
A deep snowstorm spread across northern Indiana with heavy traffic and icy streets. Cities report 3 to 5 inches of new snow while forecasts call for more before the storm eases and authorities urge caution on slick highways. Fort Wayne enforces a new snow ordinance to tow parked cars from downtown streets.
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Midstate
Deep South
State Highway Department
Indianapolis
South Bend
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Weather Bureau
Close Friendship Then Duel at Sea Between Hull and Dacries
The two captains were longtime friends who pledged rivalry at sea. Hull defeated Dacries after a thirty minute battle aboard the Constitution. Dacries later stood at Hull’s bedside when Hull died, and Roosevelt praised Hull as America’s greatest naval captain.
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James B. Martin
Capt. Hull
The
Constitution
Capt
Dacries
Guerriere
Hull
Isaac Hull
Guerrero
Kennedy
Judge Carl Smith Named Scout District Chairman
Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith is appointed chairman of the 1965 district scout drive. James Eakman is district chairman. The program runs Thursday January 14 and Thursday January 28 as an annual concentrated effort by Scout officials to strengthen units with MI organizers and commissioners in the Big Kilbuck District.
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Carl T. Smith
James Eakman
Big Kilbuck
Judge Orders Special Election Based on Statutory Route
Judge Smith directed a forthcoming voting places notice to be published, invoking the School Reorganization Act and statute requirements. He noted past instances where a special election was called when a school ballot was omitted from the November general election and warned potential legal conflicts remain.
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Smith
County Committee and Election Board
Metro District
Johnson hosts Pearson at ranch talks on tariff repeal
President Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson meet at the ranch to discuss removing retroactive U S tariffs on cars and parts. An administration source forecasts a $6 million annual U S revenue loss and $40 million for Canada if tariffs vanish. Secretary Rusk and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin travel from Washington to join the discussions with McGeorge Bundy. The visit echoes prior high level meetings between the two nations following the Columbia River Treaty negotiations.
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Ing
U. S
Congress
U.S
Canada
United States
Dean Rusk
Paul Martin
Washington
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
Pearson
Great Falls
Mont
Vancouver
British Columbia
Columbia River
Tax shift debated to curb rising local property taxes
Discussion centers on raising state aid to local schools by 15 million with 14 million already proposed, instead of hiking local tax rates. Towns worry that dropping revenues from household goods tax and reassessing rates keep tax bills high, while lawmakers weigh exempting household goods.
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Marion County
Lake County
Townsend
House
Ways and Means
William T. Sebree
D-Anderson
Sebree
Cowen Elected President of Madison County Mental Health Group
Harry Cowen a local merchant was elected president of the Madison County Association for Mental Health at a Monday meeting in Anderson College Music Auditorium Other officers include Rev Melvin Phillips Julian Glazer Ruby Rose Judge Robert Robbins and Harold Braden in key roles
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Harry Cowen
Madison County Association For Mental Health
Af Anderson College
Melvin Phillips
Julian Glazer
Ruby Rose
Robert Robbins
Harold Braden
Payable supplemental leave based on tenure and classification
Twice yearly, checks issued in January or July according to seniority date. This replaces regular paid vacations. Benefits depend on service length up to 120 hours for 15 plus years, and vary by job classification.
Elaine Earns Purdue MS in Home Management 1962
Elaine received a Master of Science in Home Management from Purdue University in 1962. She has served as an Extension Home Agent in Indiana for eight years, working in Johnson and Boone Counties.
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Purdue
Indiana
Johnson
Boone Counties
Torrential Rains Kill 3 In Egypt
In Cairo and northern Egypt heavy rains over the past week killed at least three people and caused more than 130 houses to collapse, officials said on Thursday.
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Egypt
Cairo
Tpi
Sentence Given For Theft Pounding Lead Slugs
Harry Eugene Parke 25 of 1127 Hazlett Street pled guilty in City Court to theft for pounding lead slugs into shape for vending machines. Judge Robert R. Robbins suspended a $10 fine plus costs and six months in jail on the condition of restitution due to Parke’s destitute state and family.
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Harry Eugene Parke
Hazlett St
Parke
Robert R. Robbins
Anderson Obituaries Yearning for Lives Passed
Fayne Louise Jordan 65 of Monroe Ohio died when her car overturned returning from Dayton. Gus Jordan a former Anderson resident died in 1946. Richard W. Harris 85 of Kokomo died after a short illness. he helped form a rod and wire firm that became part of Continental Steel. Violet D Carter 44 of Rt 4 buried East Maplewood after services. Anauta Eskimo author and lecturer, who spoke in the area, died of a heart attack. services held at Glendale Church of God Indianapolis.
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Fayne Louise Jordan
Monroe
Dayton
Gus Jordan
Anderson
Richard Harris
Richard W. Harris
Kokomo
Margaret Podmore
Shropshire
England
Continental Steel Corporation
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Eagles Lodge
Beatrice Hatton
Fenn
Crown Point
Violet Carter
Violet D. Carter
Keith E. Carter
Brown and Butz
Irvin Johnson
Edgewood Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Anauta
Glendale Church of Gods
Indianapolis
Washington Park North
Flanner
Buchannan Broad Rivvie
Baffin Island
United States
Hearing Schedules Change In State Wage Proposals
Babinscak delayed a public hearing on the minimum wage bill to Tuesday January 26 while a separate session on increasing state compensation for injured workers stays set for Thursday night, amid Senate actions reflected in a 35 15 passage split.
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House
Senate
Babinscak
Unemployment Claims Rise in Indianapolis Area
AP reports Indiana unemployment insurance claims jumped to 45 045 last week from 35 000. Officials attribute the surge to new eligibilities at the calendar quarter start and seasonal cutbacks in outdoor work.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
lOfficials
Newcolor TV Priced From 349.95 At Frank Krall's
Newcolor television sets advertised for as low as 349.95 dollars at Frank Krall's store. The sale highlights budget pricing and a prominent display of the new color model.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and surrounding counties note the deaths of Beal Huff 83 of Noblesville and other local residents. Services are set at Crownland Cemetery and nearby funeral homes with interments and remembrances for Cecil Della Sheppard Wilkinson and Eugene Charles Daugherty among others.
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Madison
Beal Huff
David Ree
Rt. 5
View Hospital
Hamilton County
EUB Church
Russell
Estel Huff l
Noblesville
William J. Francis
Arthur
Elburn
Ill
Louie B
St. Charles
John Beal
Anna Mae Hare
Evans - Godby - Trout
Crownland Cemetery
Marice Melvin Cecil
Rt.2
Delco - Remy
Coaltrin
Frank Albert
Della Sheppard Wilkinson
Della Sheppard
Kennard
Condo and Son Funeral Home
McFarland
Kennard Christian Church
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Eugene Daugherty
Frankton
Jack King
First Methodist Church
Elwood
Eugene Charles Daugherty
Muncie
George Harper
Court moves after discussion with Pierce Governor and union lawyers
Federal Judge Holder agreed to assign the special judge but did not grant an injunction after talks with Pierce Governor and UAW Local 940 officers. A spokesman said union members were happy with the Federal action, while company officials could not be reached for comment.
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Pierce
Holder
Local 940 Uaw. 10
Ex Councilman Freed in Crown Point Perjury Verdict
A jury acquitted Terry Gray, former Gary city councilman, on perjury charges tied to contractors' alleged kickbacks to former Mayor George Cha charis. Chacharis, who had been jailed for 23 months on income tax evasion, was recently released from federal prison.
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Crown Point
Ind
Terry Gray
Gary
George Chachairis
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