Jets Hit Haiphong Port as U S Fliers Return
American jets renewed raids on Haiphong hitting fuel dumps and near the port while reports allege a Soviet freighter was damaged. In DMZ fighting, Marines and enemy infiltrators clash near Con Thien as bombers strike west of Con Thien and a Marine helicopter goes down with casualties.
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APD
Haiphong
Defense Department
Washington
U.S
Hai- Phong
Yes
Dmz
Navy
Intrepid
Thenth
Soviet Union
Vina
Kingnard
Turkestan
Indiana Implements New Motorcycle Law Tonight
Indiana's new motorcycle law takes effect at midnight as the legislature enforces helmet use and licensing. Riders over 16 with a valid license may operate. students with validated driver education permits may ride under parental supervision until full compliance.
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Indiana
Roy J.B. Smith
Anderson
Smith
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Miss America Jane Jayroe to entertain troops in Vietnam
Miss America Jane Jayroe of Oklahoma and five other beauty queens will travel to Vietnam in August to entertain American troops. They depart New York on August 14 and will spend 47 days visiting military installations.
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Atlantic Ciety
WL (Ap
Jane Jayroe
Oklahoma
Vietnam
Fom
New York
56 Rescued, 4 Believed Plane Victims
Rescue teams saved 56 survivors from a Thai jetliner that crashed into Kowloon Bay near Hong Kong. The aircraft carried 73 passengers and seven crew, with 24 reported dead or missing, amid rainstorm and a typhoon influenced downdraft.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Kowloon Bay
Caravelle
Tornay
Kai Tak
Thai Airways
Bank Holdup At Medora Nets $9,963 In Cash
Two bandits robbed the State Bank at Medora Indiana taking cash from drawers during a Friday afternoon hold up. They fled in a red and white getaway car later found abandoned near Tunnelton. Bank officials noted more money on hand due to Friday business. No cameras were in use at the bank.
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Medora
Ind
UPL
Indiana
Tunnelton
Lawrence County
Jackson County
Russell Sherrill
Sherrill
Campbell Suit Dropped After iGolf Appointment
Jack Comer owner of the Knoxville Dean Hill Country Club course says a suit against Campbell, once of Anderson and now Knoxville Tech, was dropped. Campbell, tied to a 1963 and 1966 winnings settlement, plans to attend the Indianapolis 900 Festival at the Speedway course.
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Toe
Campbell
Anderson
Knoxville, Tech
Jack Comer
Knoxville Dean Hill
Herald
Knoxville
Indianapolis
Ney
Speedway
New Newspaper Aims to Educate Society Like New Math
H L Stevenson of United Press International said a new newspaper is emerging that elevates education by going beyond surface events. It will explain behind the scenes factors and deepen public understanding, likening the approach to new math and new biology.
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Kingston
UPD
H. L. Stevenson
United Press International
Stevenson
YWCA Programs Highlight Community Services in Anderson
The YWCA in Anderson Indiana lists 1966 usage with 31,916 participants and 16,978 attending pool events. Programs include swimming classes from beginner to advanced, private lessons, life saving, and Boy Scout related courses, plus clubs like Sollening Swim Team Water Roller Club Y-Teens and Pigtails & Ponytails.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
YWCA
Anderson
Indiana
Attempt To Resume Rail Talks Fails
Washington sources say administration efforts to resume negotiations between railroads and six shopcraft unions failed. No settlement prospects before Congress returns, an administration official stated.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Art Theft Suspect Pleads Innocent In Chicago
Joseph A. Riso 28 of River Grove pleaded innocent Friday to charges of receiving and concealing a painting stolen from St Joseph's College in Rensselaer. The Giovanni Belmini work was taken Oct 31 1985. agents found it in his car trunk Jan 25. Trial set for July.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Riso
River Grove
St Josep ’S College
Rensselaer
Ind
Giovanni Bel- Nini
FGI
Riso
Mg Ee
Strike Agreement Seen End Of TV Tube Plant Walkout
The AFL CIO union and RCA signed a tentative contract ending a 32 thousand member strike affecting 10 plants across Indiana Ohio New Jersey Pennsylvania Florida and Illinois The deal awaits ratification by local unions with votes due by next Wednesday and promises wage gains cost of living protection and hospital benefits to settle disputes over three years
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Washington
Corp. of America
Ana
Radiojof
Afl-Cwo International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Lawson Wimberly
Wimberly
Ratifica
International Board
RCA
Firearms Workers Expected To Strike In Hartford
Union workers at Colt’s firearms division plant in Hartford voted Friday to strike at midnight. The plant, maker of the M16 rifle used in Vietnam, was previously set to close for the first two weeks in July for vacations, but talks broke down amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Hartford
Conia
Vietnam
Colts Tnc
Colt 10Dustries
Jing Zhead
Navy Electrician Serves Aboard USS America in the Mediterranean
Robert F. Glass son of Mr and Mrs Earl Glass of 204 Pick Ave Chesterfield serves as an Electrician Third Class in the U S Sixth Fleet aboard the USS America. A US Navy auxiliary meet at Atbr Johnston’s home featured a July 11 next meeting with John Couch in charge and a post-dinner social hour.
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Mediterranean
Robert FE. Glass
Earl Glass
Pick Ave
Chesslerfield
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
America
J. S. Navy
USWY
API Aussary
Atbr. Johnston
Sk. Pstein
Hoon
John Couch
Wat I
New Arrivals to Anderson and Vickcinity
Birth notices list several newborns from local families. Mr and Mrs Robert Katte gain a son at St Johns Hospital, Mr and Mrs Robert Turner welcome a boy at Hazlett Street, Me and Mes Terry Lee Clid anes have a girl at Chesterfield, and Mr and Mrs George FP Kennedy report a boy from Markleville. Additional births include Mr and Mrs Bernard E oot in LAO W. A BL with a boy and Mr and Mrs Courtney Smith on 6th Street with a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Robert Katte
Robert Turner
Hazlett St
Terry Lee Clidanes
Chesterfield
Community
George FP. Kennedy
Markleville
Bernard E
Lao W
Courtney Smith
Let Freedom Ring Campaign Seeks Local Participation
The Anderson YMCA urges churches industries and establishments to ring bells sound sirens and blow whistles on July 4 1776 in observance of the Declaration of Independence. Sirens bells and whistles will sound across the nation at 4 pm Anderson time with commitments from churches the police and fire departments and a 90 year old bell at Madison County Children’s Home to be rung. Local radio stations will broadcast a five minute period at 1 pm and further information is available from the Let Freedom Ring committee at the Anderson YMCA.
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Philadelphia
YMCA
Pam
Anderson
Anderson Police and Fire Department
Madison County
Lee
Andersin
City and County Offices Close for Independence Day Holiday
City and Madison County offices will be closed Monday and Tuesday for Independence Day. City Hall and courthouse services will pause except for municipal utilities, with library hours altered and several local offices, including the Indians Employment Security Division, remaining open Monday.
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Madison County
Tolseld
Anderson Public Library
Meadowbrook
Westside
Anderson Lice
9Th St
Armstrong
The
Indians Employment Security Division
Dusis Press
Pil Bell
Reappointments Named to Indiana State Sanitarium Board
Gor over Hradgin presided as Friday reappointed Mrs. Vera Wall Ban ville and Mrs. Herbert Lawd North Terre Haute to four year terms on the advisory committee for the Indiana State Sanitarium at Rockville.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Gorover Hradgin
Vera Wall
Banville
Herbert Lawd
North Terre Haute
Indiana State Sanitarium
Rockville
Holiday Trek Starts Toll May Top 700
Americans hit the roads for the long Independence Day holiday as favorable weather aided travel. The National Safety Council warned 100 to 800 deaths may occur in traffic accidents during the four day period, while motor vehicle travel was projected to reach about 13 billion miles, the largest driving holiday in 1987.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Independence Bay
Latin American Bloc Proposes Israel Pullback and Jerusalem Internationalization
At the United Nations a Latin American bloc and non aligned nations introduced five resolutions amid the Mideast crisis. One plan calls for Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab lands and ends belligerency, another seeks international control of Jerusalem and waterways, and all aim to place the Holy City under international oversight as the General Assembly prepares for a Monday vote.
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United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
Israel
Jerusalem
Nelion Assembly
Mideast
Arljainment
Icaeli Poteigin
Abbay ‘Ban
Middle East
Jerusaler
Suez
Gulf of Aqaba
Barra 2
Caluroy
GOP Governors urge open campaign for 1968 nomination
Republican governors urged a wide open campaign for the 1968 presidential nomination by avoiding formal commitments to any candidate. The resolution called for uninstructed delegations to the GOP convention unless state law or individual state wishes dictate otherwise.
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Jackson
Wyo
Party Unity
Hue
Transient Registration Push Discussed by 21 Governors
Governors at a lakeside meeting urged mandatory transient sales registration to protect the public from fraud. The plan centers on a central registry for door to door magazine solicitors, backed by publishers and agencies, with voluntary participation by agencies and strict identification of solicitors. Government leaders and industry officials pressed for efficient enforcement and ethical standards.
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Anderson
Jrith
Central Registry
Chafee
Reagan
Cenney
Cool midwestern Fourth of July to dip in Indiana
Forecasters predict cooler weather for the latter half of Indiana's Fourth of July holiday. The five day outlook shows high temperatures around 6 to 10 degrees below the normal 83, with lows near 60 to 68 degrees.
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Io Out Press Internationale
Indiana
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