Rickover Attacks Pentagon Delays On Submarine Plan
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover accuses Dr. John S. Foster of delaying Navy progress on a new ultra quiet nuclear attack submarine. He says studies are used to stall and notes civilian analysts in the Pentagon apply a “study it to death” tactic. The Senate hearing discussed the submarine program and delays.
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Washington
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Pentagon
Navy
Rickover
Propo
John S. Foster
Foster
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
U.S
Senate
Demo Group Sees HHH As Indiana Loser
Indiana Democratic delegates show strong support for Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey for the nomination but doubts linger about his ability to carry Indiana in the fall. Of 63 delegates, 26 name Humphrey first, 11 believe he can win Indiana, three say he cannot, and one undecided. Other candidates' Indiana support includes McCarthy four votes, Kennedy one and Branigin one. If the source supports further, add the context of national prospects and indecision among uncommitted delegates.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Humhrey
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Roger D. Branigin
McCarthy
Sen
Kennedy
Branigin
Loan Approved for Anderson College in Kingston
An announcement from Kingston this week states that a loan of 1,291,000 dollars has been approved by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for Anderson College. The funds are designated for general academic construction. College officials were reporting confirmation of the action.
Weather outlook signals showers and cooler weekend
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers today and tonight. Saturday will be fair and cool. High today 15 83, low tonight 52 57. High yesterday 78, low 44. Sunrise today 5 21 a.m., sunset 8 18 p.m.
Fires Here Damage Homes on July Fourth in City
Assistant Fire Chief Stanley Jones reported two fires damaged three homes during the July 4 holiday. A blaze at 1219 E 42nd St burned a vacant house owned by Kent Poore, spreading to 1217 E 42nd St, which also suffered extensive damage. Both houses were vacant, with 1217 E 42nd St incurring the most damage.
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Stanley Jones
Jones
Violence Flares In Paterson For Fourth Night
Paterson New Jersey riot conditions intensified for a fourth consecutive night as hundreds of youths, mostly in small bands, roamed streets breaking windows and hurling rocks at police. An officer called the disturbances the worst yet. arrests and injuries were not immediately reported.
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Paterson
Burling
Scouts Plan Four Jamboree Information Rallies
Kikihawenund Council announces four information rallies for the seventh National Jamboree of the Boy Scouts of America to be held next summer in Idaho. Sessions run Monday in Carmel Orchard Park Presbyterian Church, Tuesday at Scout Service Center, Wednesday at Burket Center New Castle, and Saturday July 13 at Tipton City Park. Attendees may join any rally. applications open with a July 31 deadline.
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Boy Scouts of America
Idaho
Kikihawenund Council
Orchard Park Presbyterian Church
Carmel
Scout Service Center
E. 10Th St
Burket Center
New Castle
Tipton City Park
Philip Cooper
Jock L. Zirkle
Killbuck
Pigeon population control trial in Budapest city plan
Budapest officials approve use of birth control chemicals in bird food to curb pigeon numbers after objections to harsher methods. The City Council voted to mix contraceptive chemicals with feed as a humane solution supported by animal welfare groups.
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Budapest
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Seven D R Men Assigned To New Posts
Delco Remy Division announces new posts for seven financial staff veterans led by Donald E Alexander as general forecasts and budgets director. Edward W Williams becomes division director of General Accounting and Financial Services. Raymond Precup takes Battery Accounting director. Ki am E Roesch named resident comptroller Delco Battery Muncie Indiana. Charles M Cummings resident comptroller Delco Battery New Brunswick New Jersey. Bernard W Pachuta resident comptroller Delco Battery Anaheim California. Joseph E George resident comptroller Olathe Kansas. Alexander started at Delco Remy in 1955 after Ball State, and Williams joined Delco Battery in 1946.
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Delco- Remy Division
W. G. Heller
Donald E. Alexander
Isional
Edward W. Williams
Division
Raymond Precup
Kiam E. Roesch
Delco Battery
Muncie
Ind
Charles M. Cummings
Resient
New Brunswick
N.J
Bernard W. Pachuta
Anaheim
Calif
Joseph E. George
Olathe
Kans
Alexander
Delco Remy
Ball Stae University
Armed Forces
Anderson
Williams
University of Pennsylvania
DELCO
Delco-Remy Division
Ell
Reymond Precup
LBJ Talks Independence Why Americans Must Defend Freedom
President Johnson, addressing a large July Fourth crowd at HemisFair in San Antonio, called defending and enlarging the independence of individuals and nations the proper business of the United States. He tied liberty at home to global goals, urged reforms for the poor and minorities, and warned independence requires action amid changing times.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPD
Johnson
United States
HemisFair
Man
America
Midwestern Governors Back Gun Restraint Pledges
Four teen resolutions were approved by midwestern governors at a Milwaukee conference, including gun restraint measures and meat inspection alignment. Warren Knowles was elected chairman and Warren Hearnes vice chairman as they delayed choosing a 1969 meeting site. The firearms resolution urged strong state legislation on sale and possession, noting public concern over gunfire tragedies. They also urged Congress to amend the meat law so state inspected meat aligns with federal standards, including imports, to permit interstate movement. The delegates asked Congress and the President to review lease issues amid a bid to reduce duplication.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
United States
Congress
Return of World Voyager Crowds Greet Alec Rose
British sailor Alec Rose, aged 59, returns to Portsmouth after 320 days and 28 500 miles solo voyage in the ketch Lively Lady. He hid with his wife for 25 minutes as a cannon salute and crowd cheered, then stepped ashore to end the longest solo voyage by a man.
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Portsmuorn
Ingland
Alec Rose
Nerous
Rose
Cape Horn
Cooks Clerks Drivers Join Close Quarters Fight At Army Base
American infantrymen aided by cooks clerks and drivers repelled a Fourth of July assault on the U S 25th Infantry Division base at Dau Tieng about 40 miles northwest of Saigon. The attack involved North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces in two reinforced companies, followed by air and artillery strikes. Five Americans were killed and 56 were wounded or evacuated. US bombers conducted multiple missions against artillery sites bunkers and supply lines in North and South Vietnam alongside aerial firefights near Nha Trang and other coastal targets.
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U.S
Dau Tieng
Capial
Ellsworth Bunker
Dao Tieng
Air Force BS
North Vietnam
Si Aid
Quang Ngai
Quang Ngai, ‘Tuy Hoa
Phan Thiet
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Nha Trang
Florida Man Celebrates 126th Birthday
Bartow Florida a 126 year old Charlie Smith oldest man on Social Security rolls marks independence day birthday. He runs a small candy store and says he was kidnapped in Liberia at age 12 and sold into slavery before arriving in New Orleans.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
Charlie
Liberia
New Orleans
Half Million Boys Enter G M Model Car Competition
The 1968 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guide model car contest in Warren Michigan draws over 500000 boys into two divisions ages 11 to 20. Madison County youths participate while judges and educators shape designs and award 1078 prizes totaling 117000 dollars with a three day Detroit trip for regional winners and 38000 dollar university scholarships for national winners.
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Warren
Mich
Madison County
Detroit
Light Death Toll Listed For Holiday Traffic
The Independence Day period saw 110 traffic fatalities as dry conditions favored travel. The National Safety Council projected 700 to 800 deaths nationwide for the four day span ending Sunday midnight. The Associated Press compared holiday losses to a nonholiday four day period totaling 55 and noted record holiday tolls for Independence Day and Thanksgiving in prior years. Boating deaths reached ten with twelve drownings. no fireworks deaths were reported.
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Associated
Ross
United States
National Safety Council
Sanday
Pres
Curae
Six Teens Injured In Two Car Crash
Six teenagers were hurt Thursday evening in a two car collision at the intersection of Main and Alliance Roads. Linda Mae Cox, 17, driving west on Alliance, and Craig R. Apostolou, 18, driving north on Main, collided after Cox reportedly did not see a stop sign. All six were transported to St. John's Hospital for treatment and released. Deputy James Kelish noted the mishap occurred about 9:05 PM. damage details followed.
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Main St. R
Alliance Raill
St. John’s Hospital
Madison County Sheriff's
James Kelish
Alliance Rd
Linda Mae Cox
Rt 1
Main St
Craig R. Apostolou
Fairview St
Kelish
Cox
Calum
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vic
Birth notices from St. John’s and Community Hospital list several newborns. Names include Sumner Spiker Middletown a girl Kenneth Fauter Greenhill Way a girl Royce Busby RL 6 a boy Max Pine 3223 Wath St a boy Danny Smith Dewey St a boy Harry Greene Jr Daleville a boy Joel Hobbs E 6th St a boy Terry Henry E 8th St a boy Harry Brown Summitville a girl William White Alexandria Lonnie White head Lindberg Rd a girl Max Roberts Pendleton a girl.
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St. John’s Hospital
Sumner Spiker
Middletown
Kenneth Fauter
Greenhill Way
Royce Busby
Co:munity Hospital
Max Pine
W.ath St
Danny Smith
Dewey St
Harry Greene Jr
Daleville
Joel Hobbs
Terry’ Henry
Harry’ Brown
Summitville
William Whiteman
Alexandria
Lonnie Whitehhead
Lindberg R
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