Elwood Interim School Board Is Restrained
Judge Wesley Ratliff of Henry County issued an order restraining Elwood Community School Corporation interim board from exercising power. The hearing on turning the order into a temporary injunction is set for July 9 at 1 30 p m. Board members were subpoenaed for the hearing and officers were delayed.
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Wesley Ratliff
Henry County
Elwood Community School Corporation
Ratliff
Carl T. Smith
Elwood
South Madison
Anderson Community School Corporation
Madison County School Reorganization Committee
Smith
Indiana Supreme Court
Homer Byrd
West County Circuit Court
Madison County Superior Court
Metro District
Madisonee Court
Bohannan
Metro
Addison M. Dowling
Marion County Superior Court
Ray Ade
Huntington Circuit Court
South Madison Community School Corporation
Rainy Showers Spark Multiple Area Car Wrecks
Slippery streets from rain folded into a series of minor crashes in Anderson. Frances A. Barton and Opal Overstreet were injured in a collision at 22nd Street and Pendleton Avenue and taken to St John’s Hospital in satisfactory condition. Moses Hendricks was arrested for driving while intoxicated after rear ending a vehicle near 14th and Lincoln Streets. Willie Turner and Carol A Johnston suffered minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Anderson
Frances A. Barton
Central Ave
Opal Overstreet
4Th St
22Nd St
Pendleton Ave
St. John's Hospital
Moses Hendricks
W. 14Th St
14Th and
Lincoln Sts
Willie Turner
Halford St
Hendricks
Carol A. Johnston
van Buskirk Rd
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In Newcastle Indiana a truck carrying 54000 eggs owned by Muncie Egg and Poultry Co rear ended a car causing a fiery three vehicle crash. Authorities noted no eggs were broken or cracked.
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Newcastle
Ind
UPI
Muncie Egg & Poultry Co
Indiana 3
LBJ Aids Teachers With National Campaign
President Johnson announced a federal program to aid Negro teachers forced out by desegregation and proposed a national teachers corps to work with local teachers in urban and rural areas. He urged swift action, received a life NEA membership, and planned a Texas ranch visit after Madison Square Garden speech. The NAACP cited firings amid district consolidations. Education Commissioner Keppel to discuss the issue further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
National Education Association
NEA
Lois V. Edinger
Kennedy Airport
Texas
Johnson City
U. S
Edu
Cation
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Francis Keppel
State Police Launch Program Across Indiana Roads
State Police Supt. Robert A. O Neal announced a massive statewide traffic safety program to counter an unprecedented traffic death toll in Indiana. Pendleton Post will participate, with ten points including intensified accident investigations, arrest or warnings for all violations, strict speed enforcement, wolf pack patrols in high‑risk areas, reduced non police duties, ongoing license and equipment checks, tougher liquor and curfew enforcement, continuous traffic audits by troopers, and a shift toward patrol time on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Robert A. O'Neal
Pendleton
Madison County
Indiana
O'Neal
Clerks Delay Start Of New State Laws
INDIANAPOLIS AP Deputy Secretary of State Peter von Stein said about half of the 92 county clerks had not receiptied copies of the Acts of 1965 delaying non emergency laws. He hoped all receipts would arrive by Saturday as laws take effect when the 92nd clerk signs for copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Peter von Stein
von Stein
John D. Bottorff
92Nd
Pair Of Suits Total $35 000 From Auto Crash
A local man and his wife filed two circuit court suits for damages totaling 35000 for a July 30 auto collision at the Chase and West Ninth Streets intersection. Dorothy Naselroad named as defendant. James and Eva Jones seek 25000 and 10000 respectively for injuries including back sprain and contusions. Eva was seven months pregnant and delivered via C section.
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Dorothy Naselroad
Jack Campbell
Lewis Jones
James
Eva Jones
W. 9Th St
Chase
W. 9Th Sts
Jones
Aoe
Equal housing statute starts Tuesday in Indiana
Indiana Gov Branigin will enact a sweeping equal housing law on Tuesday. The Indiana Civil Rights Commission will open an office in Lake County to serve about one third of the state’s Black population. Rev Eugene A Loening, Fort Wayne Unitarian minister, named as staff in Lake County, marking the first outside Indianapolis for the commission. Loening’s role focuses on educational programs to promote voluntary compliance in Calumet area, with the law prohibiting discrimination in housing purchase or rental based on race. Owner-occupied housing of less than four units is exempt. The commission plans an Marion County program and will reconvene its Housing Advisory Committee on July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Branig
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Lake County
I. i AW
AlvVi Miranus
Harold Hatcher
Eugene A. Loening
Fort Wayne
Commission
Hoosier Capital
Luening
Selma
Ala
Donald Royer
Royer
Cheyney State College
Cheyney
Massachusetts
Memphis
Tenn
University of Chicago
Meadville Seminary
Hatcher
Marion County
Millions Start Long Holiday Weekend Trips
UPI reports Americans begin Fourth of July travel as police increase patrols and safety groups warn of high crash risks. Wisconsin declares a state of emergency and traffic fatalities may reach 570, with 22 to 27 thousand injuries. Rail and bus lines add service. Milwaukee anticipated for Day in Old Milwaukee. Chicago exodus expected to exceed 1.3 million people via over 355 thousand cars.
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National Safety Council
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Safety Council
Greyhound Bus Lines
Milwaukee
Johnson
Texas Ranch
Chicago Motor Club
Chicago
West Coast Hawaii Take Precautions Amid Tsunami Alerts
A strong Alaska quake triggered tidal wave alerts along the West Coast and Hawaii, later canceled after 22 hours with no major waves. Crescent City reported 12 deaths from a fisual wave after Good Friday 1964 quakes, while Honolulu evacuated hundreds and ships moved to sea. Civil defense readied evacuations as warnings spread.
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San Francisco
UPS
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
West Coast
Hawaii
California
Oregon
Washington
Crescent City
Calif
Ray Carroll
Waikiki
Lurline
Oriana
Honolulu
Aicha
Umnak Isand
U.S
Midway Island
Pacific
Tokyo
Hawaiian Islands
Old Cars To Be Used As Warning For Holiday Driving
Indiana state police will deploy 16 old cars as unattended warning devices along high risk highways during the Fourth of July weekend. Officials predict up to 20 traffic deaths as drivers face crowded roads. ONeal dismisses the plan as gimmick while noting the public will soon suspect troopers are present. A 78 hour period begins Friday evening. Injuries and fatalities in Indiana include a Hammond couple, a Bedford family, and a Terre Haute nightclub manager. An optometry professor warns tinted windshields impair night vision.
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Associated Press
Stout Field
Indianapolis
Robert A. O'Neal
Pepe’ O'Neal
Indiana
Troe
O’neal
O'Neal
Hammond
Will Rogers Turnpike
Vinita
Oklo
Ovid F. Moore
Ethel Marie
William G. Tolliver
Chester
Allen
John K. Crosley
Pope Paul VI Likely to Visit United Nations in New York
Vatican sources indicate Pope Paul VI has made up his mind to accept an invitation to visit the United Nations in New York, possibly during the fall General Assembly around Oct 23. U.S. officials noted no independent confirmation and would leave the matter to the Vatican and the UN.
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Paul VI
United Nations
New York
Western Hemisphere
St. Peter
State Department
Washington
United States
Robert M. McCloskey
Vatican
Edi
Tion
Osservatore Romano
Thant
United Press International
UPI
Osservatore
Msgr
U.N
Holy Father
U. Thant
Stormy Weather Expected Theme Over Weekend
The Fourth of July weekend brought showers and thunderstorms to Indiana with some severe activity. Temperatures Saturday forecast in the upper 70s, 80s possible in the south, and similar conditions expected Sunday with less rain. Henry County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Henry County
Indiana Young GOP Meet Here
The Madison County Young Republican Club plans the Indiana Young Republican Club state convention in Anderson for September 3 4 and 5 with up to 1000 visitors. Top state GOP leaders will speak at business and study sessions and the Miss Indiana Young Republican pageant will be held at the Saturday banquet. Entertainment will follow. National Young Republican reps are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Young Republican Club
Indiana
Fredrick James
County Young Gop
Charles Hendricks
National Young Republican Organization
Anderson
Madison County Young Republican Club
Hendricks
James
GOP Central Committee
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
County Teen Republican Club
Appellate Court Vacancy Filled in Indiana
Governor Branigin appointed Hubert E. Wickens of Greensburg to the Indiana Appellate Court to fill the vacancy created by the death of Judge Warren W. Martin Sr. of Boonville last week.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Hubert E. Wickens
Greensburg
Branigin
Indiana
Warren W. Martin
Boonville
Four Indiana GOP leader meetings planned ahead of July 1966
Indiana Republican leaders schedule four preconvention meetings. State Chairman Charles O. Hendricks will host prominent Republicans July 14, 50 in all. July 20 invites go to 61 mayors, July 21 to 37 state legislators, and July 22 to all county chairs and vice chairs. Talks focus on plans for the 1966 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican State Committee
Charles O. Hendricks
Hendricks
Jets Hit Closer To Hanoi In Major Viet Nam Air Strikes
U S planes pressed toward Hanoi with 72 aircraft from Navy and Air Force bombing Nam Dinh depot near Hanoi. Ground fighting in South Viet Nam yielded several government victories as Viet Cong losses reached about 120. Viet Cong ambush south of Saigon killed nine government troops. US pilots reported heavy fire but all returned to carrier Oriskany. News noted Dien Bien Phu airfield damage and use of Bullpup missiles. South Korea floated a plan to send a full division of 15,000 troops to Viet Nam with cabinet backing.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phut
France
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Hanoi
Nam Dinh
Dien Bien Phu
Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Babe Ruth Parade Float Plans Announced Soon
Initial response from local firms to float plans for the Babe Ruth World Series parade August 21 to 28 at Anderson Memorial Field has been positive. Co chairmen J C Coen and Al Tibbetts said about a dozen businesses have called for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Memorial Field
Ammounce Cochairman
J. C. Coen
al Tibbetts
Messrs. Coen and Tibbetts
Queens
E. 9Th St
Army Recruiting Office
City of Anderson
Delco-Remy
Banner Store
New Arrivals Birth Announcements Across Local Homes
Several families report new births this period. Richard Daw and his wife of Rt. 4 welcomed a boy at St. John's Hostel, while Terry Canterbury and his wife of 219 W. 13th St. welcomed a boy at Community Hospital. Derek Clem and Markleville couple welcomed an infant, and others including 2346 E. A and 1811 Park Rd. families reported new daughters and sons.
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St. John’s Hostel
Richard Dawson
Terry Canterbury
13Th St
Derek Clem
Markleville
Man
Tames
Park Rd
Reis
Alexandria
Sammie Brevins
Madison Ave
Lawrence Mader and Son
Arthur Sorrell
Gary Hills
School St
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Robert Perry
Robert Hoover
Union
Richland Townships
Perry
Delcoem Loover
Vermillion Ct
Delco
Declines
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Anderson Free Fair Board
Athletic Park
William Hutton
William Chambers
James Keesling
Frank Nealis
Frank Allis
N. C. Elberson
Speed
Howard Gwinn
LBJ
Tered
Whiteoase
Houston Public School System
Aleutians
Equal Housing Statute
Nited Press International
Sam
Robert Steven Rajewski
Federal Court of Indianpolis
Canada
Ted Rojewski
Richmond
Rojewski
Pope Paul
Alberto Giovanetti
GOP
Babe Ruth
Anderson and Vicinity
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