Goldwater Backers Rally in National Draft Kickoff
In Washington the national draft Goldwater committee filled an armory like a political convention and urged supporters that only Goldwater can win the presidency. The announced candidate was away in Arizona observing Independence Day as about seven thousand backers streamed in.
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Washington
UPI
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Guard. Armory
South
Congress
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Peter O'Donnell
Texas
William Lundigan
Pleasant Weekend Outlook Prompts Indiana Rest of July
The Weather Bureau forecasts pleasant conditions for Indiana over the weekend with isolated Friday showers in the southwest. Saturday should be rainless across the state as forecasters expect mild summer weather to attract outdoor activity.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Indiana Chutist Killed In Jump At July Celebration
Evan Hall, 28, an electrician and father of six, died when both parachutes failed during a jumping exhibition before 5,000 at Union City's Fourth of July celebration. His main chute did not open and the auxiliary opened only partially, sending Hall plummeting into a pasture near Harter Park.
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Union City
Ind
Thurst
Evan Hall
Rt 4
Harter Park
Gib Robertson
Hall
Prisoner causes fatal harm during wild chase across Georgia
AMERICUS Georgia a fleeing prisoner seized two public safety items from deputies at a hospital then killed one man and wounded others as a multi county pursuit stretched from Marianna Florida to Georgia. Weaver shot at pursuing officers and drove off with a hostage before dying in a field after a five hour chase that covered over 100 miles.
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Americus, Ga
UPI
Aran Oil Company
Weaver
Sangaree
Bis
Florida
Georgia
Georgeanne
South Georg
Kegin
Jane
George Anne
Melvin A. Weaver
Franklin
Ohio
Richard Hale
Dows
Wea
Iver
Colquitt
Rcar
Albany
Hale
Alabama
Atlanta
Marianna
Fla
Smithville
Americus
Coast Guard hunts for 55 aboard Snow Boy in Caribbean
The Coast Guard said it is searching the Caribbean for a 63 foot boat named Snow Boy with 55 people aboard that was two days overdue on a Jamaica to Pedro Banks route. At least seven air-sea rescue planes are involved as Northeast Cay and Pedro Banks seek a safe return.
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Miami
UPI
Coast Guard
Caribbean
Jamaica
Pedro Bank
Leas S
Cay
Pedro Banks
Peena Dover
Nicaragua
Fourth of July Death Toll Drops 20 Percent
United Press International reports the July Fourth period showed a 20 percent decline in traffic deaths compared with 1961 when 509 lives were lost in a similar holiday stretch. The National Safety Council notes the first full day of the long weekend had a lower death rate overall.
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Madison County
Herald
United Press International
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
United Press - International
Protests Trigger March Charge in Churchman Case
Police report a major protest near Gwynne Oak amusement park with 283 demonstrators jailed for trespassing as part of Fourth of July events. A UPI tally shows 95 traffic deaths since 6 p m Wednesday with speeding a factor in about half of fatal crashes while several families mourn a Butler PA head on crash.
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the Safety Council
Butler
Edwin Beck
David
Robert
Kenneth
Peggy
Church
Freedom Riders
rainiTnaen
Moline
Ill
East Marine
United Press International
Gwynne Oak Amusement Park
Blake
Conservatives Lose Seats In By-Elections Across Region
Voters in by elections across Britain discount Prime Minister Macmillan's Conservative party as losses mount while Labour holds steady. The piece notes the defeats amid security scandal fallout and mentions unrelated reports on demonstrations and civil unrest with details on arrests and public reactions.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
Labor
Thames
Deptford
Vincennes
Ind
Johns
Midlands
E. Hohn
Bruceville
West Bromwich
New Family Help Plans Underway in Madison County
In April 1962 the Family Service of Madison County launched a marriage and family counseling program directed by Donald F. Maxstadt. The service emphasizes early treatment, home life focus, and pre marriage counseling. The annual report covers 1962–63 with 264 families served and funds mainly from the United Fund and small donations. only about 16 percent paid fees.
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Family Service
Madison County
Donald F. Maxstadt
Academy of Certified Social Workers
Watt
City of Residence
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Daleville
Fortville
Frankton
Markleville
Middletown
Lapel
Chesterfield
United Furs
United Fund
Family Service of
Kennedy seeks new chance to avert railroad strike
The Kennedy administration arranged another chance to avoid a nationwide rail shutdown. Secretary Wirtz said a meeting with President Kennedy and railroad and union reps will consider voluntary arbitration or congressional action, with no new government proposals expected.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Asst
Tortions
jLabor
James Reynolds
Theodore Sorens
Ison
Russia Accuses China of Aggression and Interference
In Moscow the Soviet Union bars charges against Communist China for lying meddling and violating Soviet sovereignty while the United States forms an emergency board to investigate a rail service dispute between AFL CIO Sleeping Car Porters and Pullman. The action defers a 60 day strike.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Kennedy
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of
Man from Metamora Arrested in Cincinnati on Multiple Charges
Albert Bowling of Metamora Indiana was arrested Saturday night in Cincinnati on speeding with additional counts. He faced driving on a suspended license driving with expired temporary tags and a defective muffler. Judge Robert Wants sentenced him to six months in the workhouse fined $175 and suspended his license for three years.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Bowling
Metamora
Ind
Bowling
Cincinnati Po Beeman
Bowing
Robert Wants
New Arrivals Announce Nine Local Births
At Community Hospital and St John’s Hospital nine newborns are reported. Families include Mullikin, Gossett, Simmons, Adams, Reynolds, Johnston, Horton, Henderson, Goldberry, Young, Corbin, and Ledbetter. Genders: seven boys and five girls. Locations span Anderson, Pendleton, Brownsburg, Middletown, Daleville, and Conway.
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Community Hospital
Charles Mullikin
Madison Ave
Donald Gossett
Pendleton Ave
Jesse Simmons
Jack 2. Adams
Fletcher St
Harold Reynolds
Robert E. Johnston
Redwood Rd
Darrell Horton
Brownsburg
Ind
Richard Henderson
Middletown
James T. Goldberry
Pendleton
St. John’s Hospital
Phillip Young
Walter Corbin
Daleville
Bill Ledbetter
Costella Dr
Soviet Chinese talks aim to settle crisis despite tensions
Talks to settle differences begin as planned amid high Soviet tempers and a Kremlin double salvo from the Communist party and government. Khrushchev leads both sides with Suslov as chief negotiator and Moscow responds to a Chinese letter accusing Russia of various crimes.
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Kremlin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Russia
Soviet Union
Radio Peking
Ten Hsiao-ping
Moscow
Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
The Olson Show at Athletic Park Promises Circus Thrills
Dorothy Boyce praises the Olson Show at Athletic Park as a public institution that blends colorful spectacle with human curiosity. The piece highlights dancing girls animals and costuming while stressing showmanship and the lifelong dedication of circus families. It notes tradition and risk as performers entertain and shape the show’s reputation. It references John Bill Ricketts as the First Circus founder and invites readers to turn to page 2 for more.
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Olson
Athletic Park
John Bill Ricketts
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