Buddhist protests clash near U S Embassy in Saigon riot
Buddhist monks and nuns join anti-government demonstrations in Saigon. They protest U S support for Huong and the military regime, clashing with police as rioters stone the U S Information Library and nearby buildings. About 60 monks and nuns injured, 60 arrests reported.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
U.S. Information Service Library
Cago Thang High School
Tran van Huong
Huong
United States
Hong
U.S. Information Service
Abraham Lincoln
Election Board Faces Court Contempt Hearing Monday
The Central Metropolitan School District seeks contempt action in Madison Superior Court 2 against the Election Board and County School Reorganization Committee over a pending February 9 ballot issue and a October 30 injunction. Special Judge Burl White issued the hearing for 1 30 p m to decide if contempt exists for continuing with a planned special election despite the injunction. Judge Carl T Smith of Madison Circuit Court earlier ordered the election. he will enforce the order regardless of new actions. More details indicate accusations that officials urged principals to mobilize votes for the proposed plan across Anderson and surrounding districts.
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Central Metropolitan
Madison County
Burl White
Madison Superior Court
County Election Board
County School Reorganization Committee
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
Whiteman
Madison
Anderson
Anderson Community School Corporation
Smith
Stewart and Crosland shuffle British Cabinet
London UPI a cabinet reshuffle followed the resignation of Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker after a by election defeat. Michael Stewart was named Foreign Secretary and Antony Crosland became Education Minister as Harold Wilson seeks to steady his 96 day government amid a slim majority and mounting crisis.
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London
UPI
Patrick Gordon Walker
Michael Stewart
Labor
Harold Wilson
Gordon Walker
Stewart
Wilson
Mosters
Worl
House of Commons
House of Lords
Leyton
Lafor
Antony Crosland
The
Treasury
Bliss Becomes GOP National Chairman in Chicago
Ray Bliss of Ohio was elected national chairman of the Republican Party in Chicago after Goldwater urged unity. Barry Goldwater accepted responsibility for the party’s losses and endorsed Bliss while calling for independent committee decisions.
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Chicago
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Bliss
Nixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Johnson
Ohio State
Ohio State Experts Recommend Two New Anderson Schools
OSU planners Dr. M J Conrad and Dr Arthur Wohler propose an 800 student elementary at either the west or south side and a new north side junior high in Anderson. They cite 16 000 current students and available city parcels of about 20 acres at Cross St Indiana Ave and Raible Ave Horton addition for future facilities. Local officials will study the findings in shaping next year’s expansion plans.
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Anderson
Ohio State University
M. J. Conrad
Arthur Wohler
G. E. Ebbertt
Cross St
Indiana Ave
Raible Ave
Horton Addition
Ohio State
Local GM Divisions Distribute Savings
A company spokesman said yesterday about 3.38 million dollars was distributed to 1,866 GM salaried employees at Delco Remy and Guide Lamp in GM stock bonds and cash. The wider plan covered 60,000 U.S. salaried employees receiving 101.87 million in stock bonds and cash, with 12.0 million shares issued and 588 thousand Series E bonds valued at 99.17 million. The 1964 distribution adds to 1959 contributions and interest, yielding over three dollars per saved dollar based on year end 1964 GM stock price, expanding shareholder count by 17,100.
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Delco-Remy and
Guide Lamp Division
Anderson Bank
Robert V. Cridge
Charles W. Miller
Delco-Remy
James L. Hale
Anderson Banking Company
General Motors
Guide Lamp
U.S
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Shelbyville dog catcher Bill McKenzie saw a man in a devil mask fire two shots at him outside a liquor store. The confrontation occurred Thursday evening as McKenzie investigated a potential prank and the assailant fled.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Bill McKenzie
McKinzie
Fraud Trial Set In Circuit Court
Madison County Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr. says George J. Turkes a 40 year old Muncie adjustor pleaded not guilty to conspiracy in circuit court He fled from Delaware County Superior Court and faces several hundred thousand dollars in alleged insurance fraud The case involves Maryland Casualty Insurance Company claims and other insurers with a February 16 trial date.
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William F. Lawler Jr
Madison County
George J. Turkes
Muncier
Turkes
Delaware County
Muncie
Chicago
Lawler
Maryland Casualty Insurance Company
Maryland
Cremanen
Asterday
Carl Smith
Bayne Burton
Uncie
Seventeen Arraigned In Madison County Court
Seventeen men appeared yesterday before Judge Carl Smith in Madison County Circuit Court on various charges. Five judges handed down sentences including Hazelbaker and Bond who pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and theft cases.
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Carl Smith
Madison County Circuit Court
William F. Lawler, Jr
Dallas Hazelbaker
Anderson
Lawler
Hazelbaker
Indiana Reformatory
Smith
Charles W. Bond
Judge Smith
Bond
Darrell E. Jackson
William Paul Owen
Indiana
Owen
Robert Ruben Foxall
Richmond
Indiana House advances Branigin program amid party dissent
Indiana House moved three Branigin agenda items while two Democratic lawmakers proposed a graduated net income tax and repealing the sales tax. The chamber backed door-to-door voter registration in large counties, and approved a repeal of the right to work law to reach Branigin for signature. A separate measure to repeal a 1963 special prosecutor law advanced.
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Indianapolis
House
Senate
Branigin
House Committee On Organization of Courts and Criminal Code
Indiana Supreme Court
Matthew E. Welsh
High Court
Otis Bowen
Bremen
Ulric Henrichs
R-De- Motte
Jack Smitherman
Mooresville
Bowen
Apprentice School To Begin Term Monday
The Anderson Apprentice School will begin spring term with registrations on Monday January 25. Day class apprentices register at the Washington School gym at 1:00 p.m. Evening class registration occurs at Anderson High School in room 105 at 6:30 p.m. Classes start Tuesday January 26. Day classes meet at Reynolds Building 1416 Lincoln Street. evening classes at Anderson High School.
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Anderson
E. Ebbertt
Washington School
Anderson High School
Reynolds
Lincoln Street
Area Cage Scores Roundup From Local High School Basketball
The scoreboard lists area games with final scores: Anderson 56 over Frankfort 48, Crawfordsville 79 over Madison Heights 53, Hagerstown 33 over Highland 65, Mt. Vernon 78 over Hancock County by a large margin, St. Marys 65 over Pendleton 61, Summitville 36 over Gaston 54, Daleville 54 over Markleville 61, Lapel 58 over Elwood 93, Alexandria 45, Tipton 71 over Noblesville 55, Greenfield 72 over Carmel 62, Middletown 74 over Frankton 72.
Fire destroys Galli Hardware plant in Terre Haute
Fire swept the Galli Hardware and Sheet Metal Company plants on Terre Haute's south side early Friday, destroying the facility and its contents. No injuries were reported. Local firefighters battled the blaze through the morning.
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Supply Company
Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Gallion ‘Hardware & Sheet Metal ’ Ply Co
Churchill Weakens as Great-Grandson Is Born
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill endangered by illness while his family welcomes a premature great-grandson born to Winston Spencer Churchill and Minnie. The baby, born Friday night, joins a medical decline that continued as Lord Moran conducted his 17th rest visit.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Winston
Winston Spencer Churchill
Minnie
Westminster Hospital
Lord Moran
Moran
Senate hearing opposes VA hospital closings nationwide
Anger and protests mark a Senate hearing on plans to close 11 VA hospitals and four domiciliary facilities by June 30. VA Administrator W. J. Driver defends the plan amid objections from Senate leaders and a push to delay closures until service impact is studied.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Veterans Administration
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett Mirksen
Illinois
Lut VA
W. J. Driver
Senate Veterans Subcommittee
Driver
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Prouty
Regional offices reshuffle sparks debate on veteran care
Mansfield denounces the plan as heartless and a false economy while Dirksen warns the move won t save money and will bring pain and misery. Driver defends national scale reforms noting some local inconvenience but argues large hospitals cut costs through specialization and better facilities.
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Mansfield
Dirksen
Driver
Weather Outlook Turns Colder With Rain Tonight
Cloudy with rain and a cooling trend tonight. Tomorrow remains cloudy and cooler. Today's high around mid 50s with a low near 30 tonight. Yesterday’s high was 47 and the low 43. Sunset today is 5 52 p.m. Tomorrow 8 02 a.m.
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Kenny Fleering 20066 E 7th St a girl. Mr and Mrs Roy Crose 2429 Broadway a girl. Mr and Mrs Fred Peace Al wood a boy. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fagin 2211 Fairview St a girl. Mr and Mrs D Jones 941 Lone Oak Rd Mr and Mrs Calvin Honeycutt 114 College Haven a girl. Mr and Mrs Aaronea 2721 Mounds Rd a girl.
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Kenny Fleering
E. 7Th St
Roy Crose
Broadway
Fred Peace
Alwood
Lawrence Fagin
Fairview St
D. J.nes
Lone Oak Rd
Calvin’ Honeycutt
College Haven
Aaronea
Mounds Rd
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U.S. Library
George Griffith
William Havermale
Robert Scharnowske
Leon Kurch
Darrell Shields
Err
Lions Club
Optimists Club
Kenn Dunn
YMCA
Kenneth Weidner
Hunter Chevrolet Co
Young Men’s Christian Association
Y Campaign
C. C. Edwards
L. R. Abbott
R. A. Cheetham
Walter Bledsoe
Election Board
Ae Orm
Weidner
Herald
Drew
Community Hospital
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