Typhoon Joan Heads Toward Kyushu With 92 MPH Winds
Typhoon Joan with 92 mph winds moves toward Kyushu Japan as rains and floods devastate the island. At least 94 killed, with toll likely rising. 35 missing and 116 seriously injured. Okinawa brushed. ground forces aid flood control amid widespread destruction and landslides.
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Tokyo
UPA
Joan
Pacific
Japan
Krushu Island
Momnk
Krushu
Okinawa
Air Force Air Weather Central
Japanese Meteorological ‘Agency
Kagoshima
Kyushu
Handi
Sea of Japan
Taramachi
Fed Cuts Margin Requirements to 50 Percent
The Federal Reserve Board lowered margin requirements from 70 percent to 50 percent effective Tuesday, aiming to stimulate stock purchases amid a weakening market. Bank loans for carrying securities fell over five percent in June to 2.3 billion dollars, and customer debit balances are expected to drop further when June figures are finalized.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Thas
Stock Exchange
Callahan Death Row Delay Stuns Indiana Court
Indiana Supreme Court halted Michael T. Callahan’s execution set for August 1. The 37 year old was convicted March 30 in Marion County Criminal Court No. 1 for the gun slaying of Deputy Sheriff Edward Byrne. The stay delays the death sentence while the high court reviews the appeal.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Michael T. Callahan
Callahan
County Criminal Court No. 1
Marion County
Edward Byrne
Supreme Court
Harold Actor
High Court
New Arrivals and Vicinity Births and Wreck Report
Newborns listed for families including Walker Chastine and Gray with multiple residences in Alexandria Shirley and Marshville. Melody Sue born to Harrison at Indianapolis Community Hospital with parental grandparents named. A wreck at Tad and Brown Street left Blaylock in critical condition after a red light violation by Donald Chapman, with passenger Arlene Nelson severely injured and Chapman under observation.
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St John's Hospital
Robert Walker
Euclid
Virgil Stanier Alexandria
Floyd Chastine
Chesterfield
James Brooks
Robert Fox
Ind
Ralph Knots
Charles Gray
Milton Ave
Philip Lloyd
Herman Doster
Alexandria
Jack Smith
Fredrick Warmke
Melody Sue
Charles Harrison
Rapolis Community Hospital
John Henden
7Th St
John Sanford Blaylock
George Harrison
Jay- 27
Walnut St
Site St
St. John’s Hospital
Tad
Brown St. At & P.m
Sheriff's Office
Donald R. Chapman
Blaylock
Chapman
Arlene Nelson
Japanese Alumni Open School Here Under Kennedy Call
Two 1960 Nippon University graduates, Kiyoshi Shiia and Yoshieada Yonezuka, followed President Kennedy’s invitation to invest in the U.S. by opening a school in Westfield New Jersey. The venture marks the pair’s commitment to teaching their native language locally, after reading Kennedy’s Thursday invitation.
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Westfie NJ. Upd
Kennedy
Kiyoshi Shiia
Yoshieada Yonezuka
Nippon University
United States
Hospital Board Meets July 18 For Annual Meeting
The Anderson Madison County Hospital Development Corporation will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday July 18 at the Anderson YMCA ICA. Frank H Allis president reports directors will be chosen and committee reports will be received. Financials cover funds to St Johns Hickey Memorial Hospital and Anderson Madison County Community Hospital. Current board includes Allis Bannister Bayes Brown Burta Cook Cooper Dawson Drake Ferguson Funk Griffith Humphrey Kirkman Lamey McFarland McColloum McLaughlin Moore Morgan Michel Pittsford Reardon Schofield Shoemaker Stewart Stewart Stilson Swain Taggart Wilder Wilson Young Zoll.
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derson-Madison County Hospital Development Corporation
Anderson Wyaica
Frank H.allis
St. John's ‘Hickey Memorial Hospital
Anderson-Madison County Community Hospital
O Allis
George Bannister
Donald Bayes
Vern
Byron Stewart
Russell Stewart
Ward Stilson
Truman Swain
George Taggart
Gordon Wilder
Evan Wilson
Ope
Young
Frank Zoll
Udall to Speak at Lincoln Boyhood Memorial Dedication
Lincoln City Indiana will host an afternoon ceremony at the Lincoln Memorial Building for the Lincoln Boyhood Memorial dedication. Secretary of the Interior Udall will speak and accept the honorary chair, Governor Welsh will present the memorial to the federal government, Carl Sandburg will attend, and Dr. Lew Warren of Fort Wayne will trace Lincoln’s formative years in Spencer County.
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Lincoln City
Ind
Stewart ‘Udall
Indiana
First National Park
Welsh
Coin Memorial
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
Carl Sandhuss
Lincoln
Spencer County
Lews Warren
Fort Wayne
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Telstar Countdown Begins for First International Satellite
The 24 hour countdown started Monday for Telstar the first international communications satellite. AT&T paid nearly $1 million for Telstar while NASA funds cover launch costs. the three stage Delta rocket aims to place Telstar in a polar orbit enabling transatlantic radio and television signals.
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Cape Canaveral IU
Telstar
American Telephone and Telegrapd Co
At&t
Buh
Nautics and Space
Satelle Reim
Middle Ocean
Right Handers Gain Edge for All-Star Clash
The 32nd All-Star game in D C Stadium features Don Drysdale and Jim Bunning as the flame throwers for the National League against the American League. Kennedy will attend as 45,015 fans watch. Team choices include Bob Purkey Juan Marichal and Bob Shaw for the NL and Ralph Houk Camilo Pascual Bob Turley and Dick Donovan for the AL. The noon EST game airs on MBC with 60 percent of proceeds to the Players Pension Fund.
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Washington
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Kennedy
D.C
Dinsdale
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Bob Purkey
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Bob Shaw
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Bunning
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Clev Er Curve Balace
Yanks
Ralph Terry
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Cleveland
Dick P Donovan
MBC Radio and Television
Chicaso
Ars
Hank Aaron
Milwall
Warren Spann
Wilheim
Baltimore
Fform
Mike Pappas
Orioles
Mickey Mante
Roger Mar’s
The
Jim Gentile
Balmere
Grants support small Indiana colleges' library boosts
The Kellogg Foundation awards 2.5 million to enhance library services at Hoosier liberal arts colleges including Earlham Franklin Goshen Hanover Marian Notre Dame? The grants fund book purchases to strengthen teacher education programs. Each college commits to maintaining library services at current or higher levels over three years.
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Anderson
Robert H. Reardon
Kibr College
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Indiana
Earlham
Franklin
Goshen
Marian
Indianapolis
Maurice F. Seay
Division of Education
Battle Creek
Mich
Hoosier Colleges
Foundation
Educa- Kellogg Foundation
Kelloggtion
Liberal’ Foundation
Colin
Penal Project Will Start By October in Indiana
Indiana moves ahead on a penal project for first time offenders aged 18 to 24. Phase one includes administration and custody buildings with dormitories, using 8 youths initially. A diagnostic center will guide sentence design, with phase two to house 8,000 youths and offer trades training, finishing by 1987 with 1,120 beds and total cost around 11 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Welsh
Indiana Departments of Carreetion and Administration
Architectura i
Whi P
Welsh and Correction
Arthur Campbell
Louis Kingscott and Associates
Kalamazoo
Mich
Curtis & Davis
New Orleans
Ite
Camphbell
Plainfield Boys School
New Hospital Reports June Activities at Community Hospital
Lawrence Busby president of the Board of Trustees says June marked the first month of service after the May 31 opening. Of 383 patients in June, 139 had surgery and 244 were treated as outpatients or emergencies. Sixty patients were from outside the Anderson community and several emergency cases came from distant homes in Indiana.
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Community Hospital
Lawrence Busby
Board of Trustees
Anderson
Busby
Adison County
Indiana
Madison County Appropriations To Be Studied In Court
Madison County Council meets to study a $214 996 appropriation package including 160 000 from the cumulative bridge fund for Chesterfield Bridge 95 000 for Rd 100 Bridge Pipe Creek Two 45 000 Yellow Cat Rd Bridge Pipe Creek Two 10 000 three culverts on Yellow Cat Rd 600 each Range Line Rd Bridge 3 000 Rd 1 North Bridge 6 00 and 12 000 for Hashers for the Bih St crossing of the New York Central railroad southwest of the city Also funds for county reassessment and primary election bills plus registration clerical costs Auditor Armington Assessor Hartman and Treasurer Hood note approvals and board of review plans to resume meetings with real estate owners next week to continue protests Summitville reassessment appeals and southern county requests will be considered later.
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Jons
Madison County
North Bridge
Bih St
New York Central Railroad
Madison County Board of Review
Summmitville
Auddtor Armington
Joel Hartman
Egbert Hood
Scientists Report Record H Bomb Flight Over Johnston Island
Hawaii observers atop Mt Haleakala on Maui measured a record H bomb altitude of 400 miles as a multi colored fireball illuminated the sky 3500 miles away. The blast near Johnston Island was estimated at five million tons of TNT and could mark the highest nuclear shot to date if validated.
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U. S
Aghaston Island
Hoewali
Christmas Island
Honolulu
APS
Hawaii
Johnston Sland
Johnston Island
Mt. Haleakala
Maui
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Juniles
Seven Year Old Struck In City Accident
Randy McCune, seven, of Burton Place, suffered head chest and leg injuries yesterday after he ran into the path of a car at the Burton Place and East Sound intersection. Ralph Toops, six, of Seat id, said the child darted into the street and could not be avoided.
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Randy McCune
Tom Place
Burton Place
E. Sond
Ralph Toops
Auto
Premier and Cabinet Targeted by Anonymous Medicare Threats
Saskatchewan Premier Woodrow Lloyd and cabinet members received unsigned anonymous letters protesting the medicare dispute. Lloyd, unfazed, said police protection was not requested. The government invited British social reformer Lach Taylor as a consultant amid stalled talks and potential changes to the medical care act.
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Regina
Sask
UPD
Woodrow Lloyd
If Cabinet
Lloyd
Lach Taylor
Saskatchewan
Lioyd
Taylor
Three Jailed For Cashing Bogus Checks
Three men were jailed here yesterday in connection with cashing about 740 dollars in forged checks. Larry E. Gamble 21. Paul J. Gardner 19. James R Gerley 19, all linked to six forged checks using the Harold Lamas name. Detectives say the trio also took two pay telephones from coin laundries Sunday and admit splitting the proceeds, with some spent at the Free Fair.
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Harold Lamas
Government Drops Hoffa Assault Charges Aimed at Union Chief
Washington AP report states the government dropped Monday the assault charges against Teamster Union President Ames Hoffa following the reported beating of a union carlos. The May 17 complaint by Samuel Baron alleged Hoffa knocked him down twice and shoved him over a chair at the union headquarters.
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Washington
Teamster
Ames R. Hotta
Samuel Baron
Teamsters
Hoffa
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Samarkand
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United Press Internaional
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Fiji Islands
Pink
Carolyn Bolles
Dorothy Woiford
Susiliary
Nelda Kaubek
Georgianna Kemp
Esther Cox
Boughton
Ami
Boughton Ias
Bay
Qur Jung
Bushy
St. John’s Hickey ‘Memorial Hospital
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Elwood
Lawrence M. Busby
R. E “Wolford
Paul Newbern
Frank Allis
C. L. Binder
Fred ‘E. Boze
L. A. Cox
Neal Edewards
A. L. McFarland
Tom ‘McMahan
Steele Smuts
Herman Staggenburs
Australia
U.S
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Lebanon
Michigan Ciy
Flaningan
Butler University
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