Hoosiers Plan Big Fourth Celebrations Across Indiana
Indiana towns mark Independence Day with parades, picnics and fireworks. Warren hosts contests and greased pole events while Fort Wayne and Pekin stage large public picnics. Indiana officials including Roudebush Bayh and Adair attend ceremonies in multiple cities as Lake Monroe draws crowds and state agencies close.
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ED McCusker
Associated Press
Indiana
Warren
Orren
Salamonie
Fort Wayne News Sentinel
McMillan Park
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Forest Park
Noblesville Masonic Lodge
Roudebush
Richmond
Muncie
New Castle
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
la Porte
Amand Huntington
Amboy
Bayh
Linton
John Myers
Bloomington
E. Ross Adair
Ranke Park
Fort Wayne
Robert L. Rock
Pekin
Lake Monroe
Monroe Reservoir
Armed Forces Language School
Indiana University
John Hooker Jr
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lakeville
St. Joseph County
Crawfordsville
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Indians
Vancouver Mounties
Benjamin Harrison
Roger Branigin
Lake Cottage
Anderson
Go Getters Club Profits From Car Wash and Plans Picnic
The Shirley 4 H Go Getters, led by Mrs Helen Dulin with ten members present, report over 32 earned from a car wash. Terri Cupp and Lonnie Craig gave a demonstration. A July 15 picnic and swim at Baker Park New Castle is planned from 2 to 6 p m.
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Shirley
Helen Dulin
Diane Pasko
Susan Christian
Debbie Wales
Angie Alexander
Terri Cupp
Lonnie Craig
Baker Park
New Castle
Hanson
Girls’ State
Indiana University
Brenda Hanson
Knightstown High School
Fires Do Extensive Damage To Two Local Homes
Sunday evening a fire at 1719 Arrow Ave. forced Guy and Pauline Palmer to flee in night clothes with only minor injuries. The home of Raymond Lemon suffered heavy living room damage and smoke damage elsewhere. Earlier, a one story brick house at 6 Whitehall Way owned by Allen Jones burned with smoke damage. Investigations continue.
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Guy Palmer
Arrow Ave
Pauline
Raymond Lemon
Whitehall Way
Allen Jones
Mrs. Glenn Carr Dies At Home Rites Thursday
Elizabeth Carr 64 of Rt. 3 Alexandria died at home Monday after a lingering illness. She leaves Glenn Carr husband two daughters Alice Clark and Estella Davidson a sister Rowena Logan nine grandchildren. Funeral rites Thursday 2 p.m. Copher and Fesler Elwood with burial Forest Hills Cemetery Pilkington Rites Pending Mary Ellen Pilkington 90 died at Dickey Nursing Home. Surviving three children two sisters Funeral arrangements pending Copher and Fesler.
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Elwood
Elizabeth Carr
Glenn Carr
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Madison County
John A
Nettie McMillan
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alice Clark
Arcadia
Estella Davidson
Summitville
Rowena Logan
Arlington
Ind
Copher
Pilkington
Mary Ellen Pilkington
W. Anderson St
Robert Pilkington
Dickey Nursing Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mary Joy Graf
Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Pilkington
Lowell, Ind
John Pilkington
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Dora Sigler 85 Retired Lineman Dies in Indiana
Dora D. Sigler 85 of Rt. 3 Alexandria retired lineman for Indiana Michigan Power died Monday at 5 p.m. at Americana Nursing Center Anderson. Born February 16, 1882 in Perkinsville, he married Martha L. Rider in 1908 and lived in Alexandria 38 years. Survived by widow, six sons, two daughters, a brother, 29 grandchildren, 25 great grandchildren. Burial in Neese Cemetery Perkinsville. Funeral set at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home.
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Alexandria
Dora D. Sigler
Rt. 3
Indiana- Michigan Power Co
Americana
Anderson
Sigler
Perkinsville
Martin
Matilda Knopp Sigler
Peru
Ind
Martha L. Rider
Dorothy Harmon
Gaston
Betty Colby
Albany
Walter
Thomas Sigler
Warren
Ohio
William
Robert
Jack
Kenneth Sigler
Charles Sigler
Winona Lake
Karl M. Kyle
Everett E. Seal
Rt. 6
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Carl Sweet
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Seal
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Sneedsville
Tenn
Jake
Minnie Seal
Masonic Lodge
Mary Pack
Mary
Dorothy Etchison
Darlene King
Lauron Seal
Coventry
R. I
Norman
Ben Seal
Jackad James Seal
Frankton
Ora Fugate
Morristown
Pearl Hatfield
Speedwell
Buy Seal
Woodbine
Oscar Seal
Dandridge
Ky Denies Withdrawing From Vietnam Presidency Race
Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky rejects claims he quit the presidential race under pressure from the ruling generals. He said his move to the number two spot on the ticket of Nguyen Van Thieu was his own decision made after a Saigon Radio broadcast. He cited Communist efforts to exploit rival leaders to weaken the South Vietnamese armed forces.
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Saigon
UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S. and Soviet Leaders Clash Over Middle East Peace
Gromyko attacks Israel as he backs a nonaligned resolution calling for Israeli troop withdrawal and end to belligerency. Goldberg counters that the draft is vague, omits key steps, and U.S. stance on Jerusalem remains unsatisfied while the Latin American plan moves to Security Council consideration.
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Gromyko
Israel
Assembly
Middle East
Goldberg
U.S
United States
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
Refugee Flow Grows as Israel and Egypt Report Escapes
More than 1 000 refugees trek eastward across the Allenby Bridge amid heat over 100 degrees. Up to 120 000 Arabs have crossed into the eastern sector since the war began. Israel faces international pressure to address the refugee crisis while announcing occupation money for territories in Egypt Syria and Jordan. Israeli commanders report repelling Egyptian forces on the east bank of the Suez.
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Allenby Bridge
Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
UPI
Joseph W. Grigg
East Bank
Suez
Israeli Egyptian Border Clashes Leave Soldiers Wounded
An Israeli spokesman said heavy mortar exchanges across the canal occurred Saturday and Sunday with 14 Israelis wounded and two seriously. Egypt was described as the initiator on both days as officials warned against a larger escalation.
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Cross-Canal
Grigg
Israel
Marines Halt North Vietnamese Offensive at Con Thien
Reports say Marine forces repelled a North Vietnamese advance near Con Thien after heavy fighting. Casualties include 58 Marines killed, 34 missing, and 125 wounded. U S and allied units faced shelling and mortar fire across multiple sites near Saigon and Hanoi.
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Hanoi
U.S
U.S. Army
Cao Lanh
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Con Thien
Steve Stibbens
da Nang
South China Sea
July Weather: Heavy Rainfall and Record Lows Across Major Cities
Weather summary reports heavy rain and record lows across the Midwest and East. Wilkes Barre power outage affected 1,100 homes after a tree fell on lines. Providence Boston Concord Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other cities logged several inches of rain. Olympic National Forest fire burned 500 acres with $80,000 in damage. Sandia Mountains fires in New Mexico drew about 200 firefighters.
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Wilkes Barre
Providence
R.I
Boston
Mass
Concord
N.H
Philadelphia
Washington
D.C
Baltimore
Raleigh
N.C
Memphis
Bismarck
N.D
Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha
Neb
Madison
Wis
Des Moines
Iowa
Dubuque
Mason City
Olympic National Forest
Sandia Mountains
Albuquerque
N.M
Secret Service cautions on accepting ten dollar bills
Estes notes bills light colored with three serial numbers available from Anderson Police. Breakins reported at 1525 W 13th St theft of clothing and goods valued about 300 dollars. Burglary at Anderson Fur Company stole about 20 cents and 20 suits. value not set. Vandalism at the Long Service Station followed with a broken window and a pried vending machine, undetermined cash taken.
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Estes
Anderson Police Department
Breakins
Kathy Wilson
W. 13Th St
Anderson Fur Company
Ong
St. Rd
Three More Hoosier Servicemen Killed in Vietnam
Defense Department reports three Indiana servicemen dead in Vietnam. Army Spec. 4 Joseph D. Nichols Jr. and Army Sgt. Fred Carpenter killed in action. Army Sgt. J C Thomas C Benge dies of non hostile action.
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Washington
Indiana
Vietnam
Defense Department
Department
Army
Joseph D. Nichols Jr
Fred W. Carpenter
Nichols
Zeola Nichols
Gary
Carpenter
Fred B. Carpenter
Heart
J.C. Thomas C. Benge
Mavis E. Benge
Richmond
Veterans and festivities mark midwest and west coast events
The article lists diverse celebrations across the country including a Soldier Field extravaganza in Chicago with high-wire acts and Vietnam veterans, a Great Lakes Naval Hospital unit, California fireworks in Los Angeles and Pasadena, a joint Dominion Day and US Independence Day festival in Detroit, and quirky contests in Stroud Oklahoma and Northwest logging festivals.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
U.S
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Stroud
Okla
Northwest
Tshombe Fate Follows Exile as Spain Mentioned in Paris
Eduardo Blanco says Tshombe left Spain for Paris en route to Algiers amid talk of freeing two Spanish bodyguards with him since his arrival last year. Algerian papers denounce him as traitor and imperialist stoge while Kinshasa sentenced Tshombe to death in absentia for treason and Katanga secession.
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Eduardo Blanco
Spain
Paris
Algiers
Tshombe
el Moudjhid
Kinshasa
Katanga
Congo
Evariste Kimba
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Tshome
Europe
Mobutu
Insurance rates hover with small regional shifts in Indiana
A speaker doubts broad leveling as premiums rise. He cites varied Indiana changes with the Indianapolis area illustrating a net $5 yearly increase after adjustments. Liability up about seven dollars, comprehensive down two, while the $100 deductible collision rate remains unchanged in Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Wood
Indianapolis
Tax rise eyed to curb budget deficit in 1967 outlook
Officials warn the federal deficit for the new fiscal year could top 13.6 billion dollars with some estimates exceeding 20 billion depending on Vietnam spending and tax moves. Gardner Ackley says tax increases may also help restrain interest rates as June filings show mixed activity.
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Vietnam
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituary notices
Funeral rites set for John Leon ard Brown 65 of 1129 E 27th St at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with interment in East Maplewood Cemetery. Mabelle Hundley 78 Summitville funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Methodist Church burial Vinson Memorial Cemetery. James A. Allen 87 to be honored at Conke Funeral Home with interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Stanley F. Albers
Post Rd
Delcoemy
Baker Stothere Funeral Home
Nathan Harter
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Elwood
Albers
Cayior-Nichols
Bluffton
Dearborn County
Frederick
Carrie Dobleman Albers
Anderson
Uaw-Cio
Paul
Ruby) Frye
Lester
Leona) Warner
Floyd
Earl
Col Albers
Harry Albers
Carrie Albers
Harold Stratton
W. 7Th St
Brown and Butz
Albert Stephens
Alexandria
East Maplewood Cemetery
Stratton
St. John’s Hospital
Ralph
Julia) Graham
Noblesville
Jack
Rebecca) Laswell
Gertrude Alice Haines
Ruth Liggett
Mt. Ranier
Emily White
Emily R. White
Jacob S. White
Meridian St
Indianapolis
Greenview
Wilie
James J
Amanda Ann Netterville
DePauw University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Jacob
Mae Henry
Ruth White
Lamba
Calif
Charles Henry
Baker Brothers Funeral
John Siner
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood
John Leonard Brown
E. 27Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
George W. E. Smith
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ovid ‘Lodge
Mabelle Hundley
Summitville
Mabelle M. Hundley
Lloyd Hall
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Hundley
Marion General Hospital
Frank M
Hendricks County
Danville
Pacers
Conke Funeral
Apeeewsy City
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Hoosier Highway Toll Rises With Trains and Cars
Five riders died on Hoosier highways during the holiday period. Two young girl cousins were killed in a double bicycle crash with a hit and run car while returning from a drive-in. A 15 year old boy and his 10 year old nephew were killed by a railroad train at Evansville while crossing. Mrs. Merle Wolf, 73, Mishawaka, also died after being struck by a passenger train near the Mishawaka business district.
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Evansville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Leftist Workers End Strike in Hong Kong Food Crisis
In Hong Kong the four day general food strike ended as foodstuffs crossed from farmers in Kwantung Province. Pork was available while fresh water fish were scarce, and vegetable prices rose 10 to 15 percent from a week earlier. The Star claimed Communist farmers lost about $5 million in sales. The colony remained generally calm.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Kwantung Province
Star
Kwangtung
First non-white policeman starts duty in London
Norwell Gumbs, 21, a West Indian recruit who joined the force in March began duty at a west end central station. In Burgos Spain a train hit a bus, dragging it 20 yards and killing seven Spaniards with 30 injured.
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First IN Force
London
UPI
West End Central
Norwell Gumbs
Burgos
Spain
A Way Out of Debt and Guilt Through Faith in Christ
A sermon-style appeal warns against chasing wealth or church works to find peace. It cites Romans and Isaiah to claim sin causes guilt and that only belief in Jesus Christ can grant salvation, transforming life through faith and daily walk with God.
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Jones
Isiah
God
Jesus Christ
John
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