Bodies hunted in Lake Michigan search
Debris found near the Michigan City intake and a speedboat, as Civil Defense teams, Coast Guardsmen, and scuba divers searched Lake Michigan for three missing Chicago women. Authorities pursued leads, identified a possible vessel, and extended the operation along the park and beach areas.
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Chesterton, Int
Sedana
Lou Weber
Bailly
Michigan
Dunes
Park Beach
Pie
Chicago
Civil Defense
Weber
Civil Air Patrol
Chase
Derbytown Proves Great in Derby Event Preview
Derbytown pushes ahead as Townsend previews the All American championship style Derby in Akron Ohio. Officials aim to attract about 250 local competitors for a $30,000 scholarship prize in a red carpet build up with a film showing and a drivers meet. Derbytown organizers emphasize excitement and growth as the event expands after a five year hiatus.
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Townsend
Apti
Senares
Andersons
Picnic
Larry
Anderson
Ak- Be
Akron
Ohio
Hrooks Toyn
Oil Can Derby Big Feature Governors Back Global Policies
Governors approve a 49 to 1 resolution backing President Johnson’s foreign and domestic policies, with Hatfield the sole dissent. Romney supports the resolution after earlier opposition, while Connally defends Johnson’s Vietnam conduct. The vote includes leaders from territories and states. regional political calculations frame the act as backing U.S. strategy abroad and at home.
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Los Angeles
National Governors Conference
Johnson
U.S. Global
Romney
Viet Nam
South Viet
Nam
Mark
Hatfield
Oregon
John Connally
Texas
Hasnoi
Peking
Connally
Ater. Gop
George Romney
Michigan
Manat
Samas
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guv. J. Miller Tawes
Maryland
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Airlines union peace negotiations collapse
County Auditor Joe Armington and Deputy Chris tine McCormick are collecting budgets from county offices with a Friday July 15 filing deadline. The article also covers rape and robbery charges, budget reviews, and upcoming hearings, noting the tax board composition and a 1966 county budget figure. Dr. Herman B Wells received a national award for distinguished service to higher education.
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Joe Armington
Christine McCormick
Armingon
NELLS
Boston
Muse
Herman B Wells
Indiana University
Poundation
American College Public Relations Association
Haiphong Oil Complex Hit in Night Raid
Haiphong oil storage complex suffered heavy damage in Thursday’s Navy raid. Skyhawk strikes claimed 70 percent destruction of surviving facilities, with fire and smoke rising to 20,000 feet. A pilot was killed in action. one plane was shot down, but the crewman survived.
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Saigon
Vs. Navy
Haiphong
Navy
Birdwell
Bryan
Texas
North Viet
cat-Nam
Friedoug
Gulf of Upsurge
U.S
Tonkin
Pathologist Group Charged In Antitrust Suit
The Justice Department filed a Sherman Act suit in U S District Court accusing the College of American Pathologists and its leaders of forcing out nonmembers from the medical laboratory field and inflating prices for blood tests and related services. The government alleges the action harmed the public and contributed to higher health care costs across the industry.
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Chicago
UPI
Cal
Oliver J. M. Niebel Jr
American Medical Association
College of
College of American
Ameerican Pathologists
Pane
Calumnil 2
Firckctor
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
National Congress for Men of the Church of God Opens
The first National Congress for Men of the Church of God begins this afternoon at Park Place Church of God with a keynote by Dr. Gene Newberry of Anderson College. Delegates from across the country attend a three day program featuring leaders from multiple denominations and notable officials.
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National Congress For Men of the
Church of God
Park Place
Gene W W. Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Dean Newberry
Varias
Donald Falame
United Church Men
Indiana
Robert L. Rock
Frank H. Allis
Hillery €. Rice
Donald C. Ritchey
Findlay
Ohio
Bedng Gan
Donald Ritchey Findlay
Otto
Park Place Church of God
Gene W. Newberry
Anderson Callaga
Senate Viet Nam Aid Debate Looms After Committee Report
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moved toward full Viet Nam debate by formally reporting administration foreign aid bills with cautious language. The 3.4 billion program is seen as useful medicine with hazardous side effects and is linked to U.S. involvement in Viet Nam. Led by Sen. Fulbright the panel signaled floor consideration next week as it noted war in Viet Nam casts a long shadow.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
Hise Forteign Affairs Committee
Mart J
Cudoran
Mt Moriah Lodge Party Visits Washington D C
Members of Mt Moriah Lodge No 771 and wives and guests traveled to Washington D C and nearby for a Masonic pilgrimage. They visited the House of the Temple, White House, Smithsonian, Arlington National Cemetery, and Mount Vernon, with wreath laying at the Masonic National Memorial. Planned stops include the FBI Capitol Building and a Mayflower Hotel dinner before open lodge in Alexandria.
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Uva 1
Moriah Lodge No
Mayflower
National Theater
George Mason Hotel
Alexandria
Washington Lodge
A.M
Union Station
Fellows
P. Lodge
Washington
Roy Shepherd
Mra
Lyon
Ackers
Henry Baker
John Barger
Joseph Barney
Paget
Coton
Johnson orders renewed efforts as airline walkout looms
President Johnson called for renewed settlement talks after a breakdown in negotiations between the Machinists Union and five major airlines. With a strike set to begin at 6 a.m. Friday, White House aides coordinated meetings for Saturday. Civil Aeronautics Board officials prepared contingency plans to manage expected air service disruption. The union said military contracts would not be affected by the walkout.
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Washington
Johnson
Machinists
White House
San An~tonjo
Sarcetary of
James Hevifolds
Charles S. Murphy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Murphy
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
1 United
June Police Report Highlights Traffic Arrests
The Anderson Police Department released the June report showing 434 traffic arrests for the month with 376 deemed guilty. The 1986 sheet lists 2,07 arrests by midnight and 1,529 guilty. Speeding led with 144 June arrests, followed by 81 for no operator, 52 for improper motor vehicle, 39 for improper plate, and 36 for disregarding signals. Drunk driving totaled 22 with 25 for reckless driving. There were 1,589 non moving violations year to date 1966 at about 7.37 percent. One fatality was listed in June with four in 4966 thus far. Also 55 family trouble calls and 21 stolen cars reported. page 4 contains the full turnover.
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Turing Joe
Harold W. Boicoit
Office of
Central Rccords
Pe. Rce
Doyle T. Wright
Arthur W. Chitlick
Charles W. Trogdler
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Risin Shir ay announce a girl at St Johns Hospital. The list includes families at Alliance Rd and Orchard Trailer Court with newborn girls and boys. Other births reported: Renwood Brune 702 College Dr a girl. Warren Carter 823 Dewey St a boy. Francis Rasteter Alexandria a girl. Norman York and partner a boy. James D Ray BOS Worthine Dr a girl. Jerry Eckhardt YW 1 a boy. Richards Aemenls 610 Llanor Dy a boy. Larry DL Key 595 Wath St a girl.
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Bory
St. John's Hospital
Toy
Risin Shiray
Alliance
Jack” Stanley
Orchard ‘Trailer Court
Bn Mi
Ronnie Reed
Yaz Sheffield
Renwood Brune
Community Hoapitall Hr
Norman York
Mars
James D. Ray
BOS Woorthine Dr
Jerry Eckhardt
Richards
Aemenls
Llanor Dy
Larry DL Key
Wath St
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Henry Schrenker
Carl T. Smith
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Fred G. Yelton, Jr
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Ken Bowmen
Joe Clack
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