Jackie Kennedy Miffed Over Mount Vernon Event Costs
Washington UPI reports Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy mixed feelings over the Ayub Khan gala at Mount Vernon. White House secretary Pierre Salinger says private citizens funded much of the bill and the food cost was the same as a standard White House dinner. Pamela Turnure says the First Lady was pleased with the event and intends to pursue such social outreach.
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Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Pamela Turnure
Kennnedy
Kennedys
Summitville Lions Club Sets Free Fair Schedule
Summitville hosts the 15th annual Lions Fair from July 2 to July 29 at the Lions Den. Advance half price tickets for carnival rides and concessions available at local stores until noon on opening day. Daily events include quiz exhibitions, pony pulls, high school band, horse pulls, Hoffman Singers, tractor pulls, a raffle, kids day, and a record hop with half price admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Lions Club
Lions den
Roi Rosenthall
Hoffman Singers
Animal Shelter Group Plans Roofs and Truck in Madison County
Twelve members of Anderson Madison County Animal Shelter Inc met to discuss a new floor and equipment for a new animal pickup truck to be used this week. A puppy inoculation fund raising project was also discussed. New roofs over animal runs have been constructed. The group meets the second Monday each month at 7 30 p m in the shelter on N Main St. All interested persons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson- Madison County Animal Shelter, Inc
N. Main St
Hospital Dismissals List Readout
Dismissals include Miss Frances Stiefler 433 W 11th Mrs Eleanor Dillard Warren Mich Chester Lowman 3312 Hamilton Dale Huntzinger Rt G Finis Ferrer 2603 Delaware Nicholas Kolenda 525 W Hartman Rd Mrs Bill Wheeler and daughter 3020 St Charles Mrs Chester Shoemaker and son 2030 Park Ave Mrs Jesse Hughes and son 2712 Fletcher Mrs Melvin Tipton and son 1020 Pearl Mrs Sam Morton and daughter 21124 Pearl Mrs Joseph Jones and daughter Edwin Rousey 4609 Columbus Ave Mrs Dorothy Jones 89 Marriott Dr Mrs Mary Mann 428 W Hart Minnie Linville 2741 E 27th Arthur Seybert 1542 Cincinnati Ernest Funk 1903 Fletcher.
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Dale Huntzinger
G. Finis Ferrer
Delaware
Nicholas Kolenda
W. Hartman Rd
Bill Wheeler
St. Charles
Chester Shoemaker and Son
Park Ave
Jesse Hughes and Son
Fletcher
Melvin Tipton
Pearl
Sam Morton
Joseph Jones
Daugh
R. Edwin Rousey
Columbus Ave
Dorothy Jones
Marriot
Mary Mann
W. Hartman
Minnie Linville
Arthur Seybert
Cincinnati
Ernest Funk
Multiple civil and family actions filed in Indiana courts
A batch of court filings includes Affidavit for sodomy by Mel Thornburg, complaints for divorce or annulment and support for Ruth E. Roberts and others, injunction action against Van Buren Township and related parties, and divorce petitions for Vera L. Hosier Anna Smitherman Marilyn Larcon and other individuals.
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State of Indiana
James William Johnson
Mel Thornburg
Ruth E. Roberts
Clifford E. Roberts
Charles B. Salyer
Wilfred Allen
van Buren Township
Madison County
van Buren School
Harold Forrest
William F. Lawler
College Sends Five Singing Groups On Tour
Anderson College sends five singing groups across 42 states and Canada for sacred concerts this summer. The tour includes Freshman Quartet, Collegettes Trio, Harmonaires Trio, Messengers Quartet, and Ambassadors Quartet, with itineraries detailing city and state stops and finale on August 27 or 30.
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Anderson College
the Union
Canada
Church of According
Norman Beard
United States
Beard
U Ted
Mel Arnold
Sidney
Ohio
John Albright
Indianapolis
Jerry Rouse
Anderson
Don Yanik
Glen McClure
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Janice McIntire
Bertha
Minn
Mary Chesher
Madera
Calif
Mary Beth Phelps
Beverly Rouintree
West Plains
Illinois
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Harmonaires
Ginger Davey
Toledo
Edra O'Dell
Novata
Okla
Emlynne Menchinger
Benton Harbor
Mich
Marlene Chesterman
Fresno
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Messengers
Dennis Neal
Fredonia
David Naille
Springfield
Ed Lowman
Charlotte
Roger Brewer
Holt
Ivan Strand
Canton
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Massachus
Ontario
Ambassadors
Fred Shively
Ralph Toon
Fayetteville
Tenn
Dick Stillwell
Cahokia
Electronics firms could close by 1975 says industry official
New York UPI reports that more than one third of electronics companies may shut down by 1975. Henry W. Harding president of Laboratory for Electronics in Boston warned the growth rate is falling and racing development costs will burden many firms working on prototypes.
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New York
UPI
Henry W. Harding
Laboratory For Electronics of Boston
Electoral College Seen As School For Congressmen's Kids
Thirty four percent of adults surveyed by Opinion Research Corp. and Republic Steel Corp. say the electoral college is a special school for congressmen's children.
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New York
UPI
Opinion Research Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Substandard Nutrition as Nuclear War Fear Cited
Kenneth G. Van Auken Jr a U S Bureau of Labor Statistics official warned at Indiana University a nuclear attack could cut American productivity by half with even modest nutrition deficits for months. He proposed a civilian repair corps to fix transport and communications breakdowns. Rep Winfield K Denton noted unemployment edging higher but easing, predicting rates above 6 percent may persist through year end.
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America
Kenneth G. van Auken Jr
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Statisticians
Indiana University
van Auken
National Reserve Corps
Winfield K. Denton
D-Ind
Denton
Pedestrian Dies After Gary Street Collision
Joseph Williamson 78 of Gary was fatally struck by a truck driven by Ruel A Roy 34 of Wayne Michigan as he crossed a Gary street. Williamson died a few hours after the incident on Monday.
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Gary
Ind
Joseph Williamson
Ruel A. Roy
Wayne
Mich
Williamson
Thailand to host cultural economic union meeting
Plan calls for a regional seminar in Bangkok on July 31 and August 1 with Thailand Malaya and the Philippines expected to formally launch a nonpolitical cultural and economic union of Southeast Asian states.
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PLAN
Thailand
Bangkok
Cultural and Economic Union of
First medieval school in America established in 1751
Philadelphia records note the first medieval school in America was established in 1751, marking an early organized effort to educate colonial youths.
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Philadelphia
America
FASTE restores confidence for denture wearers
Advert says FASTE powder brands alkaline non acid powder to sprinkle on plates for firmer hold and odor control. Claims relief from slipping plates and embarrassing moments with false teeth. Available at drug counters.
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Joe
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