Early 1966 Gemini 7 mission targets fourteen day orbit
Space Center Houston announced rookie astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell will pilot Gemini 7 for up to 14 days early next year possibly to test longer duration spaceflight. Ed White II and Michael Collins named as back-ups while preparations for other Gemini missions continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovel
United Press International
Space Agency
Edward H. White II
America
Bormian
Michael Callins
White
Alexei Leonov
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Robert R. Gilruth
Space
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Copies Of New State Laws Being Delivered
INDIANAPOLIS AP Scores of new Indiana state laws were ready to take effect as trucks deliver the 1965 General Assembly volumes to 92 county clerks. Reapportionment revisions the election code changes higher license plate fees for small foreign cars and poll tax repeal take effect when the last clerk signs for copies. Governor Branigin may issue the proclamation declaring acts in effect the day after deliveries and receipts are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Roger D. Branigin
Louisiana House Member Killed In Traffic Crash
Rep. T Ashton Thompson of Ville Platte Louisiana, 49, was struck and killed by a speeding truck on a highway after a state trooper stopped him. His wife, two children, and a maid were treated for shock and bruises. The family was en route home for the Fourth of July weekend when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N.C
UPI
T. Ashton Thompson
D. la
Thompson
Ville Platte
Anthony
Christine
Evaline Poullard
Louisiana
J. C. Goodin
Typo in FBI bulletin prompts clarification on lawfulness
Washington AP reports a July FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin typo altered a line about a record-breaking summer of strife. An FBI spokesman confirmed the error, explaining the intended word was lawfulness and that it should read lawlessness rather than lawfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kle Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FPI Law Enforcement Bulletin
FBI
Madison County Home Guests to Attend Anderson Free Fair
About 20 men from Madison County Home will be entertained by the Anderson Free Fair Board on Wednesday. They will join Knights town and Madison County Orphans Homes children on Kids Day for a day of harness racing and amusement. A free fireworks display precedes the grandstand. Harness racing runs Tuesday through Friday with pony races on Saturday. Total purses amount to 10500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Anderson Free Fair Board
Bill Chambers
Knightstown
Harmness Racing
Chambers
Safety Board Hears Motorola Bid On Police System
Anderson Safety Board opens Motorola bid of 82730 for a new communications system to serve the remodeled Coca Cola building at 7th and Meridian. The board will vote at the next meeting after officials resolve title transfer technicalities with city lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Safety Board
Motorola
Coca-Cola
Frank Allis
7Th and
Meridian Sts
Local Derby eligibility soars as Akron field grows
The 1965 Derby at Derby Downs Akron draws 250 plus entrants from across the nation with town boys earning top entries. Winners claim trips and belts, with large college scholarship pools and more than 30 000 in national recognition. Officials inspect cars July 18 with official kits and new wheels for race day. In Fairmount two Marion men face armed robbery charges after a Wednesday night store and service station heist netting 360, 65 recovered.
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Anderson
Akron
Wolves
Derby Downs
Anderson Track
Brooks
Townsend
U.S
Gest Kimelor
S86
Welay
Sinese Scolar
Ohio
Natons
Natonz
Marion
Fairmount
Grant County
Hanoi Rejects Peace Mission From British Nations
Hanoi refused to receive the four man peace mission including British officials and Commonwealth representatives. North Viet Nam indicated it would not meet the envoys, while Peking and Moscow urged patience as Thant Wilson and the UN effort faced uncertain prospects.
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Hanoi
London
Sai Fon
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.N
Ae Ee Wets
Thant
Harold Wilson
Ste
Peking
Wilson
U. S
Viet Union
School Boards Form Interim Bodies in South Madison Area
Two reorganized school corporations moved toward life and legal effect as oath of office was given to new members. In Madison, Elwood and Anderson area boards began organizing with interim members named by local officials while awaiting full elections. Judge Carl T. Smith indicated trustees must name their constituents or face appointments himself.
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Wilfred Shaw
Lawrence M.porations
Butcher
South
Madison
Joseph Whistleers
New
Elwood Andler
Marion Morris
High E. South
Smith
Bobby K. McCune
Thom- School
Theas McAllister
Dale Michael
Carroll Valentine
Madison Circuit Court
Carl T Jtil
Central
Elwood
Anderson Community School
Charles B. Parker
Marks Corporation
Noble
Kenneth Harting, Jr
Anderson Board
Bers
Frank H. Allis
Anderson
Richland
Union Townships
Tiros Countdown For Hurricane Hunting Satellite
Cape Kennedy Florida NASA launched Tiros 10 a weather observatory satellite to track hurricanes and typhoons. The 190 pound craft aboard a Delta rocket aimed to provide extensive photographic coverage of tropical storms alongside Tiros 7 8 and 9 with a 4.5 million budget and a six month mission.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Northica
Earth
South Florida
Cuba
Cape Kennedy, Fla
Tiros Weather Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Freight Strikes Car Near Pendleton Leaves Two Men Unhurt
Two Delco Remy employees watched as their car was demolished by a freight train after stalling on Indiana 9 just north of Pendleton. The transmission was torn loose by a plank. both men were late for work but unharmed. In Madison, Charles Hensler was named Jefferson County Republican chairman after Collins resigned.
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Pendleton
Delco- Remy
Ind.9
Old Ind. 9
Here
Herald
Anderson Plant
GOP
Madison, Inc
Jefferson County Republican Central Committee
Charles Hensler
Hanover
Harker Collins
Madison
Collins
Pope Paul VI Expected to Visit United Nations
Vatican envoy indicates Pope Paul VI may visit the General Assembly in New York during the 20th session, possibly around Christmas and into early 1960. Thant discussed with the pope’s envoy the feasibility, with a fall or winter visit likely amid talks on papal timing and schedule. A Vatican observer notes the visit could occur between late December and January, contingent on Assembly activity and Thant’s remarks.
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St. John's Hospital
Richard Adams
21St St
United Nations
Mes
Joe Landaker
Vatican
U.N
Assembly
Cunnin
Paul VI
theiDam
Ssanda
Gtr
Coleral Assembly
Tancis Cole
Gary Hills
Father W. Beco
Bee
Lindley Bales
General Assembly
St. Ra
Wayne Gordon
College Haven
Vern Freeman
Thant
Hessembly
Cedar St
Dovat-Lvear
St. Rd
Holy See
Larry Bookout
Main St
Vatican Ecumenical Council
The
Ronald Wood
Columbus Ave
Amex Offers 22000 Reward Over Missing Funds in Okinawa
The American Express Company offers a 22000 reward for information leading to recovery of nearly 250000 dollars vanished between Naha and Sukiran. A cash shipment of 927600 dollars moved under Military Police guard arrived short 220000 in used ten and twenty dollar bills. Two bank drivers and the guard took lie detector tests with negative results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naha
Okinawa
UPI
American Express Company
Sukiran
Bank of the Ryukyus
American Express
Viet Cong mortar attack on Soc Trang and broader Viet Nam action
Viet Cong mortars hit the Soc Trang air field causing light damage after rapid evacuation. A wounded Vietnamese captive Do Xuan Hien, 29, of Thanh Hoa province was captured at Da Nang. U S Marines strengthen Qui Nhon with 400 to 500 Leathernecks. A mountain ambush inland from Qui Nhon yields heavy casualties on both sides. Air operations strike targets north of Hanoi including Son La Ban Phaieng and Thuan Chau depots.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Soc Trang
U.S
da Nare
Soo Trang
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South Viet Nam
Qui Nhon
da Nang
Chu Lai
Phu Bai
U.S. Navy
Air Force
North
Hanoi
Son la
Thuan Chau
Ban Phaieng Hay
Indiana University reports May local business statistics outlook
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research notes May unemployment claims rose 15.6 points while industrial electricity sales and manufacturing production rebounded, steel output stayed steady, and overall economic vigor remained modest. Analysts attribute the sluggish May index to high baseline activity and seasonal adjustments.
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Anderson
Indiana Uni
I.u.’S
Jthe
Archaeology Students Unearth Adena Mound at Hospital Site
New Castle State Hospital grounds yield skeletons and burial offerings from a peanut shaped Adena mound. Dr. K B Swartz Jr says skulls show deformities from tribal customs. A glacial deposit nearby reveals bone fragments and crude stonework. The mound likely dates to around 400 CE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle — College
New Castle State Hospital
K.B. Swartz Jr
Ball State University
Caliege
Armed Threesome Rob Yorktown Bank
Three men with snub nose revolvers robbed the American National Bank of Yorktown, stealing 8325 in cash. Law enforcement set up roadblocks but suspect none were captured. getaway car found west of Yorktown bearing stolen Indianapolis plates. Bank manager James Clawson described a glove clad, hat obscured man who led the holdup while two customers and staff were forced to lie down.
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Yorktown
American National Bank of
Sheriff's Department
York' Stown
Indianapolis
James Clawson
David Johnson
Clawson
Clawsor
Met
Daleville Teen Injured In Two Car Crash
A 17 year old Daleville girl was treated and released at St Johns Hospital after a two car collision at the intersection of 29th Street and Columbus Avenue. Sandra English sustained head and knee injuries. The crash involved Dennis Lee Park 21 and George Washington Prior 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
St. John's Hospital
29Th St
Columbus Ave
Sandra English
Dennis Lee Park
George Washington Prior
Sycamore
Rain Returns as Indiana Sees Warmer Temps
The Associated Press reports showers and possible thunderstorms across Indiana as warm July-like temperatures move in. Daytime highs are expected in the 80s with nighttime lows in the 30s, as readings Thursday show mid 70s to 83 across cities like South Bend Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Evansville. State climatologist Lawrence A. Schaal notes valuable rains were received last week.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
Lawrence A. Schaal
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Howard Gwinn
Jim Steele
William Hutton
Lou Jones
Safety Board
Pair
Jack Winton
Bob Mason
Patrick Dilts
Tiros
Buo.m. Edt Leau
Rick Truman
Sprague St
Pone
Paul
Yorktown Bank
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