Goldwater Plans Weekend Goodwill Trip
Senator Barry Goldwater heads home to Arizona for a brief holiday weekend with political overtones. He splits time between Phoenix and Prescott, attending a pancake breakfast, a centennial parade, and a luncheon with Governor Fannin before returning to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
GOP
Phoenix
Prescott
Senate
Congregational Church
Hacienda
Paul Fannin
Auction Sales Listings for July in Indiana Towns
Multiple estate and real estate auction notices listed with dates from July 7 to July 14. Items include executor and administrator sales, farm estates, household goods, and real estate across Alexandria Pendleton Elwood Frankton Anderson and neighboring towns with auctioneers Tom Bartlett Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Egg M Hood and others.
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Alexandria Banking Company
Samantha Beck
Mad. Co
Tom Bartlett
Alexandria Banking Co
Hanna Elvira Peterson
East
Monroe
Alexandria
Ruth W. Phipps
High St
Pendleton
Jim Bradley
Joe Kellum
Gerald P. Shine
Kirtley Addition
Frankton
Ege M. Hood
12Th Street
Elwood
Egg M. Hood
W. K. MacDonald
Eden
Clark Street
Anderson
Joseph E. Haddin
Eldon R. Haddin
Uth
Muncie
Rowan
David Gift
Mort. McShurley
Gat
Hobard
W. 9Th Street
Snt
H. D. Kirk
Leo Johnson
Kennard
Senator hints on veep pick from Midwest or East
The senator said he had not yet focused on a running mate but believed the vice presidential nominee should come from the Midwest or East, indicating a regional preference without committing to a candidate.
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Midwest
Juanita Castro Aided CIA for Four Years Before Fleeing
Washington AP reports Fidel Castro sister Juanita Castro Ruz aided the CIA for four years with information critical to intelligence efforts before she left Cuba for Mexico City on June 20. Sources say she opposed her brother’s regime and defected with possible Raul consent.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Juanita
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Mexico
Cuba
Castro
Raul
Juanita Castro Ruz
Mexico City
Saas
Havana
Fidel
Raul Castro
CIA
Miss Castro
Ocean
New York Herald Tribune
U.S
Police raid anti-government suspects in Johannesburg
South African police conducted mass raids in Johannesburg and Pretoria targeting hundreds of residents in a crackdown on anti-government activity. Authorities searched homes for evidence as part of their largest operations of the year.
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Johannesburg South Africa
UPS
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Douglas-Home Rails at Labour in London Vote Fight
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home campaigned in London suburbs denouncing Labour as old fashioned. He cited Spain's halted frigate deal worth about 50 million and urged voters to back his stance against Socialist disruption during a Thursday rally at Peckham Rye.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
Labor
Waterloo
Spain
Harold Wilson
Peckham Rye
Douglas-Home
Labor Party
Britain
Lonon
Douglas- Home
Five Anderson Youths Attend Music Clinic At Indiana University
Paula Davies Joyce Highwood Marilyn Hoolar Thomas L Robertson and Gwendolyn Stuart from Anderson will join about 400 young musicians from Indiana Ohio Illinois Connecticut New York Kentucky West Virginia Iowa New Jersey and Texas at the 18th annual High School Music Clinic July 11 19 at Indiana University. George F Krueger IU choral professor will direct the clinic offering band orchestra and voice study with IU faculty guidance. A final concert featuring all ensembles is set for July 19 at 1 30 p.m. in the university auditorium.
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Paula Davies
Nichol
Joyce Highwood
Lafayette
Marilyn Hoolar
Winding Way
Thomas L. Robertson
W. 7Th
Gwendolyn Stuart
Winson Way
Indiana University
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Connecticut
New York
Kentucky
West Virginia
Iowa
New Jersey
Texas
George F. Krueger
I.U
Delicate scales weigh a human hair
A Toledo laboratory tests ultra sensitive balances capable of measuring the weight of a human hair. Researchers report extraordinary precision and potential uses in material science and micro measurements.
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Toledo
Jewish Woman Shouts Murderer in Nazi Trial in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt a Jewish woman cried murderer at Karl Holbinger a 54 year old ex SS driver linked to Auschwitz killings He testified about chauffeuring death camp officials to meet arriving prisoners and transporting doctors medics and gas squad to the ramp He said he never left his truck and drove to the gas chambers after selections
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Karl Holbinger
Eka
Holbinger
Imaos
Court Enjoins Virginia Tuition Grants to Prince Edward County
A federal appeals judge blocked the Virginia School Board from paying 225000 in tuition grants to a white student at private segregated schools in Prince Edward County. The case asks whether public schools must reopen before state funds can be used, with a July 9 hearing to rule on further appropriations.
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Richmond, Va
UPI
Virginia School Board
Prince Edward County
Jer Bell
4Th
Us Circuit Court of Appeals
Prince Edward
Virginia
Robert Y. Button
S. W. Tucker
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Lewis
Alexandria
Red-Backed Group Pledges Tshombe Aid
Leopoldville Congo district reports the National Liberation Committee pledging support for Tshombe as Congo leaders seek a new government. Rebel movements grow in Kivu and North Katanga with towns evacuated as government troops pull back to reassess the unsettled political scene.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Katanga Presiornare Ae
National Liberation Committee
Congo
Aie
Tshombe
Oases Kasavubu
Spain
Kivu
Katanga
Kamituga
Albertville
Nienba
Southern Cities Start Complying With Rights Law
Segregation barriers fell as cities from Birmingham to Savannah reported Negroes exercising rights under the civil rights law. Governors and segregationists voiced opposition but overall compliance rose, with Lester Maddox pledging noncompliance. In Pascagoula the Klan dropped literature, urging white residents to avoid conflict.
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Atlanta
UPI
Birmingham
Ala
Danville
Johnson
Wallace
Pascagoula
Miss
Gulf Coast
Ku Klux Klan
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Klan
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Haiti accuses invaders from Dominican Republic of landing
Haiti states that invasion forces from the Dominican Republic landed on its territory last Monday and entered the mountains near Lagon des Haitres. The claim, in a message to Moroccan Ambassador Ahmed Taibi Benhim a dated July 1, was released by Haitian Foreign Minister Rene Chalmers through the United Nations Security Council.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Security Council
Rene Chalmers
Lagon Des Haitres
Hogs Show Strength In Early Indianapolis Market Update
In Indianapolis the hog market shows strength with 2 300 head opening gains, later steady closings, and varied weights trading from 12.00 to 19.00 per cwt. Sows move 14.50 to 15.50 for lighter ranges and 12.00 to 13.50 for heavier loads. Cattle and calves offered but not enough to test, with steers 23.00 to 25.00 and cows 13.00 to 14.00. Sheep not testable.
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Indianapolis
USDA
Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise on Market
AP report from Chicago shows live hogs higher with 190 to 500 lb ranges and sow categories listed. cattle and calves strong with slaughter steers 24.25 to 25.25 for 1150 to 1400 lb, heifers 21.75 to 22.75, cows 13.00 to 15.25. sheep lambs and ewes also noted with price brackets for various weights and grades.
Nazarene General Assembly Sets Goals and New Colleges
The 16th General Assembly of the Church of the Nazarene in Portland, Oregon, attracted 21,300 for Sunday communion and 2,000 evangelists. Delegates elected five general superintendents and created a new Bible college, plus two Nazarene junior colleges, and approved 5 percent district giving to colleges. Dr. Hugh C. Benner urged goals including 50,000 new members and 1,000,000 Sunday school enrollments.
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Church of the Nazarene
Portland
Ore
Supt
D. I. Vanderpool
Board of General Superintendents
Hugh C. Benner
Nazarenes
World Missions
Benner
Foreign Missionary Society
G. B. Williamson
Nazarene
Department of Education
Nazarene Bible College
Hotel Hilton
Local Livestock Market Prices at Emge’s
HOGS 25¢ HIGHER 200 to 240 pounds 17.50 to 18.00. 240 to 300 pounds 15.75 to 17.00. Sows 14.50. CATTLE STEADY Good steers and heifers 20.00 to 21.50. Choice steers and heifers 21.50 to 22.50. Cows steady. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET From Farm Bureau Elevator Wheat about 1.26. Corn 68 lbs around 13. New beans 2.24. Old beans around 2.36.
Muncie Livestock Prices Hold Steady Across Classes
Hog prices are steady to 25 cents higher with 200 to 240 pound hogs at 18.00 to 18.50, 240 to 280 at 17.00 to 17.50, and 280 to 330 at 16.00 to 16.50. Steers range from 14.50 to 23.00 depending on grade, while cows steady with canners and cutters 11.25 to 14.25. Calves, lambs, and sheep show firming or steady trends with good to choice calves 20.00 to 24.00 and choice spring lambs 22.00 to 23.00.
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Earli G Wethers
Madison County 4 H Plans Sale Meeting
Clifton Paddock and Harold Morehead announce a 4 H Livestock Sale Committee meeting to finalize plans for the sale at 8 30 p m Monday in the Alexandria 4 H Club Building. The new limit allows one barrow one steer and one wether per member, reducing anticipated totals this year.
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Clifton Paddock
Harold Morehead
Alexandria
Dean New York Attorney Gets Rights Law Job
President Johnson at the LBJ Ranch named Arthur H. Dean a prominent New York attorney head of a National Citizens Committee for Community Service to push civil rights law acceptance nationwide. He will work with leaders and advise Roy Collins, with parties detailing court testing and enforcement plans.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson Frida
Arthur H. Dean
New York
National Citizens Committee
Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Washington
Mississippi
Dean
Florida
Leroy Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Texas White House
Paul Johnson
White House
Robert E. Kennedy
George Reedy
Hartford Fire Breaks Out Across Nation
A report notes fires occur in the United States roughly every 38 seconds on average. It details nationwide fire incidence and emphasizes safety measures for communities and responders.
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Hartford
U.S
Notice of Sale of Automobile at Cockerham Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation offers the 1961 Rambler serial C516482 for public auction at Cockerham Motors Alexandria Indiana on July 7 1964 between 8 30 and 9 30 a m for cash to satisfy default on installment payments. M E Drybread signs on July 4.
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Cockerham Motors
Alexandria
Indiana
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
M. E. Drybread
Madison County to Hold Special Meeting on Budget Revisions
Madison County Indiana Council set 10 09 A M on the 7th day of July 1964 to consider Board of Commissioners requests for revisions in the current year budgets. Proposals include emergency appropriations for County Revenue Fund and Cumulative Bridge Fund with hearings for taxpayers at Auditor's office in Anderson within fifteen days.
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Madison County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
County Revenue Fund
Cumulative Bridge Fund
Eallip
Rec
County Commissioners Repairs Co
MAD
SCH. Reorg
Cumulative
Neese Bridge
Bridge
Summitville Rd
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Auditor
Anderson
Joseph H. Armington
Rezone Plans for Multiple Parcels in Madison County
The Madison County Planning Commission hears applications to rezoning large tracts near State Roads 38 1 69 and 67 and Donnelly Road. Proposals include 24 25 and 26 acre sites for B-2 recreation park auto service and residential subdivisions with parcels bordered by I-69 State Road 38 and 67 and 1-69.
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W. Wood
Rovepeees
Section
Township
Section 19
Township 18
Section 18
Jeanette
Glenn V. Snider
A. C. Stohler
Fall Creek Township
Madison County
Central Way
Chevrolet
Laurel and
Betty Stoner
I-69
S. 1
Secuion
Indiana
Walter R. Bagot
Section 15
Township 19
Range 8
Ster
Donnelly Road
Leland E
Larita R. Boren
Orvis L
Donna A. Hudson, Jr
Wi Ie Beastl Blaene
Madison County Planning
Audrey Welsh
C-504
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