Tito announces Rankovich resignation in Yugoslavia power fight
Belgrade reports Tito says vice president Alexander Rankovich has resigned amid a three year party power struggle marked by distrust and alleged security lapses. He notes three aides replaced Rankovich, cites bugging devices and Stalin era parallels, and mentions Djilas’s prior ouster.
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Belgrade
Url
Tito
Yugoslavia
Aleksander Rankovich
Communist Party
Stalin
Interior Ministry
Rankovic
Rankovi
Execuive
Fi Rankovic
Milovan Djilas
Tanjug
Svetislav Stefanovic
Interior
Central
League of Communists of Yugoslavia
Aes le Tito
Central Committee
Adriatic
Brioni
Future downtown Anderson plan shown to civic leaders
Diagram outlines preliminary downtown Anderson development with a present police station, a proposed fire department headquarters, a UN style courthouse, two levels of City Hall parking, and a City Hall with 500 seats, presented yesterday to about 35 civic leaders.
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Anderson
Proposed federal building and park plaza plan data
A fragment lists projects including an open plaza with underpark levels, a UN style federal building, planned federal structure parking, the present Madison County Jail, extension of 8th St spanning White River on a new bridge, and an Employment Security Building planned later this year.
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Madison County
8Th St
White River
New Bridge
Herald
Federal Building seen as priority in city plan
Local leaders at a luncheon discussed a new federal building to join the Anderson downtown area as a priority project for the GSA. They noted surveys favor a quad-building layout and emphasized location compatibility with city development, aiming for a three year construction window after approval.
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Helmu
Stanleylangle
General Services
Green
GSA
Anderson
Federal
Srict
J. Edward
Roush
Indiana
Washington
Anderson|ing
Anderson Chamber
Comil
Pease Tura
Rae
Columa
Stanley Green
Let
H. H. Hopkins
James Priest
Anderson Country Club
Herald
Government Quadrangle and Plaza Proposed for Anderson
RANDY Herald of St. Covington reports a luncheon unveiling of preliminary plans for a downtown Anderson government quadrangle facing an open plaza. The plan involves county federal and city buildings on Main Meridian 10th and 6th streets, with a multistory center and a 500 seat municipal auditorium, plus parking and a park on the surface.
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Anderson
Chamber of Comt
Metropolitan Planners
Indianapolis
Chamber
William Hovermale
M Ste County Court House
Sth
Main
Meridian Sts
Catlin Whitehead
Main St
Snd
Central Ave
6Th St
7Th St
Jim Priest
Imanderson
Rangle
Sheridan
Americans face record Fourth of July traffic toll
United Press International reports millions clogged highways as Americans began a long weekend. Officials warned 510 to 610 traffic deaths could mark a record Fourth of July toll, with 250 other accident fatalities expected. Governors declared emergencies, police cancelled days off, and safety drives launched nationwide. In Texas, Operation Motorcide tracked fataliies. New York police deployed 550 cars to catch violators. St Louis Count coroners promoted seat belt use with lighters and perfume giveaways. Carmi Illinois planned old fashioned festivities with speeches, flag waving, greased pig contests, sack races and a barbecue.
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United Press International
National Safety Councils
Texas
Highway Patrol
St. Louis
Missouri
Carmi
Illinois
Officials List Safe Holiday Driving Rules
Local and state traffic officials urge Hoosier motorists to be extra cautious during the 78 hour Independence Day weekend. Floyd Kline Sr. cites 1965 fatalities at 28 and projects 21 to 25 deaths this year. Safe tips include rest stops every 2 to 3 hours and verify direction before entering freeways.
Hot Fourth Seen For State Area
Indiana faces continued heat with warm nights and hot days through the July 4 weekend. Only a chance of isolated thundershowers in southern Indiana Saturday afternoon. Highs in the 90s Saturday and Sunday, cooling toward near 70 Saturday night. Rainfall expected over five days from one-fourth inch in central Indiana to one-tenth or less in extreme south, with possible scattered storms.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather outlook amid partial clouds through Sunday
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy skies with a chance of isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs around 90s, lows near 70s, yesterday’s high 90s and low 60s, sunrise around 6:20 a.m. and sunset today.
Nudist Files Get Greens Light In Kentucky
A Kentucky judge ruled nudists need no 20 foot walls or any walls to shield themselves. Sightseers gain little as nudist camps remain licensed by the state revenue department. Societies no longer owe license fees.
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Frankfort
UPD
Kentucky
State Revenue Department
Explorer Moon Orbit Attempt Fails Near Kennedy
The 206 pound Explorer lunar probe failed to reach lunar orbit after launch from Cape Kennedy. Officials reported the spacecraft sped past the intended trajectory and entered an elongated Earth sun orbit. Ground tracking sought to salvage scientific data by reorbiting the craft for usable measurements. A further lunar orbit mission with different midcourse corrections is planned for August, with another probe slated for December.
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Pia
Explorer
America
United States
Space Agency
Earth
Tat Wauave
Cape Kennedy
Anderson High dunking booth raises band funds at fair
Anderson High students will be doused in a dunking booth at the Anderson Free Fair to support band uniforms. The well at the midway will host the event where tossing a ball dunkers a band member, blends humor with fund raising.
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Anderson H Igh
Shefferson High
Perens'Amctaton Si
Anderson
British Vicar Details Lost Keys Moment at Fete
In York England a vicar at a church fete attempted to identify the owner of lost car keys found on church property. Archbishops present included the Archbishop of Jerusalem and the Archbishop of York. The priest joked about reading the label aloud and asked who the car belonged to.
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York
England
Bishopthorpe
Mark Green
Jerusalem
Reid
Donald Cong
Cyclist Hit and Run Victim in Indianapolis Area
A man on a 1947 Indian motorcycle, Marlin Gibson of 1310 E 23rd St, was struck from behind on Indiana 32 near Anderson Airport. He suffered a deep leg laceration and body injuries and was taken to Community Hospital. the hit and run vehicle remains unidentified as investigators work with witnesses.
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Marlin Gibson
E. 23Rd St
Indiana 32
Anderson Airport
Gibson
Community Hospital
Jim Leer
Leer
Central Ave
21St St
Charles “H. Saunders
Jefferson St
Douglas R. Williams
Lincoln’ Se
Willams
Ella
8Th St
Cape
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
A series of birth notices lists new babies at Community Hospital. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner of Indiana 67 East with a girl, Mr. and Mrs. David Sharp of Daleville with a boy, Mr. and Mrs. Sprague of Elma Street with a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wise at Cottonwood Drive with a boy, and Mr. and Mrs. Meredith K Zellers of Indianapolis with a boy. Paternal grandparents Harold J. Zellers and spouse reside at 4825 Jaysue.
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Thomas Turner
David Sharp
Daleville
Hendricks, St
Sprague
S. Elma St
Robert Wise
Cottonwood Dr
Mereldith K. Zellers
Indianapolis
Harold J. Zellers
Jaysue
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Laza
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