Indiana to mobilize guardsmen for Fourth of July weekend patrols
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh ordered National Guardsmen mobilized to assist state police in spotting reckless drivers during the long weekend. About 45 state troopers will patrol the Indiana Toll Road and other routes from Friday evening through Sunday night. Officials warned as many as 15 deaths could occur, with special units and mobile radios to aid troopers across multiple highways and recreation areas.
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Matthew E. Welsh
National
Associated Press
Indiana
Floyd A. Kline Sr
Lakes
Park Place Methodist To Discuss West Side Story Theme
Park Place Methodist Church midweek service at 8 p m will host a program titled In the Year of Our Lord 1964 Sam Watson will lead youth group members and serve as vice president of the Muncie District fire department He attended a Methodist Youth officers training at the North Webster Fort Forest camp The plan features excerpts from the recording West Side Story followed by group discussion The pastor Rev Gene Smith invites the public to attend
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Park Place Methodist Church
Our Ltd
Sam Watson
Muncie
Forth Forest
North Webster
West Site
Gene Smith
Samarian Social Lapel Ice Cream Social Planned
The Perkinsville Good Samaritan Society hosts an annual ice cream social Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Jackson Township School building east of Perkinsville. Members should bring table service and may submit membership applications. President John Mills.
Acceptable outlets for teen love and love at first sight
A world famous biologist explains how mothers influence their children's capacity to love and distinguishes physical desire from love. Condensed from Look, July Reader's Digest on sale. People have faith in Reader's Digest.
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Reader's Digest
Reseal Program Pushed by NFO For 1963 Soybeans
The National Farmers Organization urged a reseal of 1963 soybeans, sending thousands of letters to Washington. Madison County NFO president arl Huffman said the move aims to delay selling, extend supply, and add about 14 cents per bushel for farmers’ 1963 crop. The program, extending to July 31 1965, offers a 14 cent storage payment and marks only the third reseal since 1958. Oren Lee Staley said it benefits both farmers and the government.
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Department of Agriculture
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Washington, D.C
Arl Huffman
Madison County
Oren Lee Staley Nec
Two Americans Die as Viet Nam Helicopter Downed
Two American crewmen were killed and two wounded when Communist guerrillas shot down a U S Army helicopter on a supply mission in central Viet Nam five miles east of Hiep Duc in Quang Tin Province. The incident raised the two day toll to six dead and two injured with 80 fatalities thus far in 1964.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
U. S
Hiep Duc
Quang Tin
HUSB
Kien Phong
Jaycees Install New Officers at Dinner Dance
The 24th Annual Junior Chamber of Commerce Installation Dinner at Linders on June 27 installed Dick Bohnenkamp as Jaycee president and national vice president Buckley of Beech Grove. New officers Don Moorehead Bill Clifford Charles Smith Ron Colvill Fred James plus directors were seated and ceremonials led by Bill Herbig and Jack Burton.
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Dick Patrohay
William Stewart
John Weyler
Jim Wessar
Robert Bickel
Anderson Jaycee
Bill Herbig
Jack Burton
Roosters
Perkinsville Methodist Sunday Services Announced
The Rev. Walter Neal announces Perkinsville Methodist Church services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m Beall s Chapel Church offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m Methodist Youth Fellowship at 5 45 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m A midweek prayer service at Beall s Chapel starts Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Perkinsville
Walter Neal
Perkinsville Methodist Church
Beall's Chapel Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Beall’s Chapel
GM and UAW Begin Talks for New Auto Contract
Detroit AP reports General Motors and the United Auto Workers opened bargaining to forge a new labor contract. GM, the largest U.S. automaker, meets with UAW leaders led by President Walter P. Reuther aiming for a peaceful settlement.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Opening Testimony Heard By Jurors In Damage Suit
A Circuit Court jury heard opening testimony in a $20,000 damage suit filed by Davie Hawkins of 1701 Delaware St. The case against Paul W Harris alleges permanent injuries from a taxicab accident at Jackson and 13th Sts. Testimony focused on Hawkins health versus pre accident activities. Attorney Daniel Quickel represents Hawkins. G Douglas Owens represents Harris. Judge Carl T. Smith presides.
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Davie Hawkins
Delaware St
Paul W Harris
Hawkins
Harris
Jackson and
13Th Sts
Awkins
Daniel Quick
Pendleton Minister to Lead 250th Irish Church Anniversary
The Rev. Thomas R. White of Pendleton Indiana will depart July 9 to preach at the 250th anniversary of a Presbyterian church near Belfast in North Ireland. At 95 he is the elder in a family with three generations of service to the church. White has pastored in Indiana and Illinois, served as Indiana University campus chaplain, and worked at Meridian Heights in Indianapolis before retiring about a decade ago. He will travel with a sister in law from Philadelphia.
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Pendleton
Ind
Presbyterian
Belfast
Illinois
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana University
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
White
North Ireland
Philadelphia
Alexandria Teachers At IU School Law Workshop
Alexandria teachers and school administrators attended a School Law Workshop at Indiana University. Topics included school legislation teacher unions strikes collective bargaining demotions pupil personnel problems and Supreme Court decisions on religion in public schools. Guest speakers were attorneys judges and university educators.
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Orvis Burdsall
Thomas Thomas Jr
Alexandria
Indiana University
Supreme Court
Excise Tax Bill Signed By Johnson Extends Tax
Washington UPI reports President Johnson signed a law continuing 1.9 billion dollars in excise taxes that were due to expire Tuesday midnight after final congressional approval by the Senate.
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Washington
Lawrence P Fairburn 55 dies in Anderson Indiana
Lawrence P Fairburn 55 of 1613 Nelle St Anderson died Tuesday at St John s Hospital after months of illness. He was sales manager for Hoover Corporation arriving in Anderson ten years ago from Lima Ohio born near Lima September 18 1908 son of Mr and Mrs George T Fairburn. Survived by widow Grace Camper Fairburn nine children and many relatives. body to Baker Brothers Funeral Home with funeral services pending.
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Nelle St
St. John’s Hospital
Fairburn
Hoover Corporation
Anderson
Lima
George T. Fairburn
Grace Camper Fairburn
Shirley Morrison
Virginia
Norma Gramett
Detroit
Sally Smith
Alexandria
Karen Cortrecht
Lynn Thompson
Robert Fairburn
Junction City
Kans
James Fairburn
Fort Wayne
Paul Fairburn
Norfolk
Emma Fairburn
Russell Fairburn
Bowling Green
Harryng
Russell’s Point
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Downtown Power Outage Prompts Major Plant Review
A 3:30 p.m. outage in the downtown area lasted about ten minutes when a main power bank tripped due to a malfunctioning overheating relay. Westinghouse engineers will inspect the 10 000 kilowatt turbogenerator at the city light plant, likely shutting down the facility this weekend. Most city power comes from I M Electric ponge. the light plant provides peaking power. Two smaller generators of 3 000 and 6 000 kilowatts are in good condition. The inspection may take most of next week with a report to the Board of Works the following Monday.
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Anderson
Westinghouse Corporation
Indiana and
Michigan Electric Ponge
I and M
Edna Niccum Rites Held by Salvation Army Captain
Funeral rites for Edna Mae Niccum 54 wife of Gilbert Niccum were conducted at 11 a.m. at the Sells and Rowe Funeral Home with Capt. Dale Tollerud of the Salvation Army presiding. Interment followed at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving are a brother Robert Wood Indianapolis and a sister Hattie Tolle Trenton New Jersey. Services arranged by Meeks Mortuary.
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Edna Mae Niccum
Gilbert Ray Niccum
Lennox St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Dale Tollerud
Salvation Army
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Robert Wood
Indianapolis
Hattie Tolle
Trenton
N. J
Meeks Mortuary
Graveside rites for infant Kevin Ellsworth
Graveside services for Kevin Scott Ellsworth infant son of core and Molly Ellsworth will be at 11 30 a m Thursday at East Maplewood Cemetery with Rev Steward Webber of Belmont Bible Church in charge. Survivors include parents a sister and several relatives.
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Core. C
Molly Ellsworth
Uddle St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Steward Webber
Belmont Bible Church
Nuckols and Carmichael
Susan
Rickie Ray
Gary Lee
Elsie Benson
Anderson
Herman Ellsworth
Ilinois
Mabel Ellsworth
Bessie Graham
Alhambra Dr
Brown and Butz
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Earl Hoke
Doral DeBolt
Arthur Hutton
Verle Davey
William Brumfield
Raymond Rosenberry
Indiana Farm Bureau Membership Reaches New High
Indiana Farm Bureau reports a new all time membership record of 153 480 with weekly gains of about 150. George Coup, president, notes the total is over 2 000 higher than last year and Hellys Moon predicts further growth by August 31. Moon credits county volunteers for the surge as 65 of 92 counties show year over year gains.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Farm. Bureau
George Coup
General Farm
Hellys Moon
Moon
Ice Cream Social At Park Place Methodist Youth
The Park Place Methodist Youth Fellowship sponsors an ice cream social Friday from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Spanish hamburgers ice cream cake pie coffee and soft drinks will be served. Proceeds aid church youth camp. Willis Bostin Jr president Rev Gene Smith pastor.
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Park Place
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Willis Bostin Jr
Gene Smith
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Estella Mendenhall Pendleton dies at 70 after a three month illness at 318 W Taylor St Pendleton. She was active in Pendleton Methodist Church and several clubs. Survivors include daughter Margaret Lash and multiple siblings and six grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial at Rush Creek Cemetery. Lena Paxton 75 of Noblesville dies. services at Coaltrin Funeral Home with interment at Crownland Cemetery.
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Estella M. Mendenhall
Raymond Mendenhall
W. Taylor St
Pendleton
Pendleton Methodist Church
WSCS
Independent Sockl Club
Pleasure and Profit Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Muncie
Clifford
Louisa Hendryx
Park County
Margaret Lash
Indianapolis
Ralph Parent
Anderson
Reed Parent
Columbus, C
Max Money
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Hendryx
Horicon
Wis
Hu Ibert Hendryx
Delaware
George Hendryx
Columbus
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Rush Creek Cemetery
Tangier
Lena Paxton
Noblesville
Charles H. Paxton
North St
Coaltrin
Lloyd Hargett
Church of God In
Crownland Cemetery
Dutch Princess Irene Returns to Madrid After Visit
Princess Irene flies back to Madrid from the Netherlands after a three day visit. She is greeted at Madrid airport by her husband Carlist Prince Carlos Hugo de Bourbon-Parma.
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Madrid
Spain
Irene
Netherlands
Carlos Hugo de Bourbon-Parma
Huntzinger Grandson Dies in Colorado
Pendleton widow reports Albert Huntzinger of Flagler Colorado died June 8 born August 20 1919 grandson of Thomas Jefferson Huntzinger He served as aerial gunner in World War II and spent two years in the South Pacific He built a prominent farming operation and won the 1953 Corn Production contest He served as American Legion commander and IOOF grand noble He leaves two sisters and a brother plus surviving grandparents and other relatives
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Pendleton
E. L. Huntzinger
Flagler
Colo
Albert Huntzinger
Sidney Huntzinger
Thomas Jefferson Huntzinger
Homestead
First Congregational Church
Air Force
South Pacific
American Legion
IOOF
Manuel
Ruby) Cordova
Byers
Fred
Agnes) Ottoman
Homer Huntzinger
Denver
Anna Calvis
Anderson
Hester Vance
Cicero
Ella Dawson
Uniondale
Ex-Financier Belle Sentenced in Pittsburgh Fraud Case
Earl Belle once known as a Pittsburgh financial whiz pleaded guilty to fraud and record falsification counts. He was sentenced to 2 1 2 years in prison and fined 10 000 by U S District Judge Rabe F Marsh after a surprise court appearance.
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Pittsburgh
Earl Belle
Belle
U. S. District Court
Rabe F. Marsh
Navigable Rivers Reach 26 400 Miles Across United States
About 26 400 miles of 295 U S rivers are navigable according to the latest figures, outlining extensive waterway access and potential for freight movement nationwide.
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U.S
Hoosier airman killed in mid air collision over Bermuda
S Sgt Robert A. Maynard, son of Everett W. Maynard of Cayuga Indiana and Mrs Irma L Poe of Huntington West Virginia, was among 17 airmen listed as apparently killed when two Air Force planes collided over Bermuda Monday.
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Hoosier
Washington
U.I
Robert A. Maynard
Indiana
Air Force
Bermuda
Maynard
Everett W. Maynard
Cayuga
Ind
Irma L. Poe
Huntington
W. Va
Plane Search Plan Delayed By Possible Danger
Jackson Mississippi AP report says plans to send SNCC civil rights volunteers into southwest Mississippi are postponed due to reported armament in Natchez linked to the Klan. Robert Moses, SNCC coordinator, cites armed groups and an alleged arms depot but would not identify sources.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Robert Moses
Natchez
Moses
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Baskerville Named Office Manager for Church of God
Eugene F. Baskerville has been named office manager in the Division of World Service offices of the Church of God. A 1958 Anderson College theology graduate, he has eight years of banking and managerial experience and has served congregations in Ashland and Haysville Kansas, plus the Kansas Church of God Executive Council. He is a St. Paul Minnesota native, married, and father of three.
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Eugene F. Baskerville
Division of World Service
Church of God Here
Paul Tanner
Church
Anderson College
Baskerville
Church of God
Ashland
Haysville
Kans
Church of God In
Kansas
St. Paul
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St. Mary’s Cemetery
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