Jet Stream Partly Blamed For Weather
The jet stream, a snaky movement of high flying winds, is blamed for the heat spell plaguing much of the country. Dr J Murray Mitchell Sr says it is not performing its usual function of dragging cool air south. Dr Jerome Namias notes a strong Eastern Pacific high and other high pressure cells fueling the heat.
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Moonington
J. Murray Mitchell Sr
Ltnatologist
Weather Bureau
Canada
Atlantic
United States
Mitchell
Jerome Namias
Pacific Ocean
Atari
North American
Defense Tests Will Be Made In Colorado Network
The Army Air Defense command said it would begin tests this week of Missile Mentor, a computer controlled semi automatic complex to improve Nike Hercules and Hawk defenses. The tests will occur at Arlington Heights Illinois within the Chicago Milwaukee network, with the control complex built by Hughes Aircraft and requiring 50 to 60 operators.
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Colorado
Srikinud
UPI
Army Air Defense Command
Arlington Heights
Chicago-Milwaukee
Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Hughes Aircraft Co
Fullerton
Calif
Anderson Color Guard In State Parade Details
INDIANAPOLIS Participating in the 48th Annual American Legion Parade for the Department of Indiana will be the senior color guard from Post 27 George Hlockett American Legion. The parade themed Salute to Indiana is part of the Indiana Sesquicentennial. Pre registration indicates it will be the largest parade in Indiana Legion history. The route forms at North and Pennsylvania Street and proceeds through Washington to Illinois then Ohio and Meridian before North Street. After the parade, Indiana Square Dancers Association will host a square dance at Obelisk Square. The Indiana Legion convention runs July 16 to 17. Two Hoosiers Die Defense Dept says two Indiana servicemen were killed in Viet Nam. Mitchell Jr of Indianapolis and Army Pfc Harry Handlon, son of Indianapolis residents.
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Washington
Ilinois
Illinois
Ohio St
Ohio
Meridian
North St
Indiana Square Dancers Association
Obelisk Square
Legion Memorial Plaza
Indiana Legion Convention
Defense Department
Indiana
Viet Nam
Mitchell Jr
Horace Mitchell Sr
Army Pic
Herry Handlon
Bob Handton
Albert Gallatin Award Bestowed on Jack Storms
The Treasury Albert Gallatin Award was conferred on Jack Storms, recently retired Indiana Savings Bonds Division state director. Born in Kempton, Storms sold securities for years before joining the Treasury in 1943, was named state director in June 1952, and retired June 30. He is active in banking and civic affairs and lives in suburban Indianapolis.
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Albert Gallatin
Jack” “Storms
Storms
Treasury
Savings Bonds
the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
House Approves 1.8 Million Pay Raise for Workers
The House passed a bill raising pay for 1.8 million federal workers by 3.2 percent retroactive to July 1, including a 29 percent cash boost and overtime for classified staff. Senate amendments were accepted. cost estimated over $500 million yearly. Exempts scientists and professionals. adjusts survivor benefits for pre 1962 retirees.
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House
White House
Congressional Action
Senate
Son of Louisville Publisher Dies in Freak Mishap
Robert Worth Bingham the 34 year old son of Barry Bingham publisher of the Courier Journal and Times was killed in a highway accident on Cape Cod. A surfboard hit him on the neck as it swung from the car rear end leaving his wife Joan and their infant daughter uninjured. Police and medical examiner cited a broken neck from the impact on Baxter Road in Liasconset with the body taken to Lewis Funeral Home in Nickett.
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Santacret
Mass
Robert Worth Bingham
Barry Bingham
Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times
Cape Cod
Bingham
Joan
Ciara
Leonard Kilmer
Kilmer
Baxter Road
Liasconset
Lewis Funeral
Nicket
Indiana jobless claims rise ten percent last week
Indiana unemployment claims jumped 10 percent from the prior week from 13,289 to 15,607 as model change, inventory, and plant wide vacations caused layoffs. Director Lewis F. Nicolini said the rise was temporary and the volume remained below last year’s 18,150, noting many layoffs were for one or two weeks.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indiana Employment Security Division
Nicolini
Triple Reservations On Planes Raise Airline Strikes
The Civil Aeronautics Board complains that travelers during the airline strike are making multiple reservations on non struck airlines and failing to cancel them. The CAB says this prevents others from getting seats and causes flights to depart with vacant seats. Also notes Panama Canal pilots start pay at 11000 dollars.
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Warnington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Panama Canal
Legal Help Change Sought For Paupers Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS AP Bil changes in Indiana's system provide for pauper defendants would be set by the legislative study committee on the office of public defender. A bill drafts a county public defender system with county commissioners selecting pauper attorneys or rotating plans via local bar associations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Legislative Study Committee
Office of Public Defender
Public Defender
Bar Association
Alan A. Klineman
I Washington
UPI
Office of State
A Klineman
Kinerah
Bureau of Public Roads
Cey
Com F Foundation
Beatty
Creuit Court
Defender Advisory Board
Senate Committee Approves School Lunches Extension
Senate Appropriations Committee approves funding for a nationwide school lunch and milk program extension. bill outlines fees for needy districts and expiring costs. Johnson administration seeks overall program cuts, while contractors group holds annual meeting to elect officers at Edgewood Country Club.
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Washington
UPI
Bar Association
Senate
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Rogram
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Anderson
Johnson
General Contractors
Administration
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Edgewood
Country Club
Capitol
Campbell
Paul Richards
Senate Committee
C. Mi
Chael Weis
Richards
Chicago
America
X15 Reaches 3750 MPH at Edwards AFB Test Flight
The X15 rocket plane broke speed and altitude records at nearby Edwards AFB California as Maj William Knight piloted the craft to 3 730 miles per hour and 102 000 feet during an indoctrination flight. The test occurred Tuesday over the desert base with the aircraft dropping from a bomber and accelerating to the remarkable speed. Knight achieved a full overnight test in the rocket plane after a wing drop and flight over Mud Lake Nevada.
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Wards Afb
Calif
Desert
Air’ Force
William Knight
Mud Lake
Nev
Knight
Police Salary Hike Plans Face Yearly Debate
City officials and officers discuss a proposed raise, weighing budget limits, cost of living, and staffing needs. Police unions press for a substantial increase to reflect responsibilities and inflation, while council members seek a balanced approach amid other budget pressures.
Canal Zone Promotion for Michael J Wiley
Michael J Wiley son of Clyde and Mrs Wiley of 202 Clifford St has been promoted to private first class He serves with the 601st Medical Company in the Canal Zone at Fort Clayton His wife Peggy Coy of Pendleton is mentioned He graduated Anderson High School in 1964 and worked at Delco Remy before enlisting October 27 1965 He completed basic training at Fort Knox and graduated from Food Service School there in March
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U. Thomas W. Evernham
Anderson
W. R. Evernham
37Th
U.S. Air Force
Webb Afb
Tex
Indiana Air National Guard
Fort Wayne
Anderson High School
General Motors Institute
Flint, Mich
Canal Zone
Michael J. Wiley
Clyde Wiley
Clifford St
601St Medical Company
Fort Clayton
Peggy C. Coy
Pendleton
Delco-Remy Division
Army
Fort Knox
Food Service School
State Employers Reminded Of Tax Regulations
State employers are reminded of new 1966 social security and income tax deposit rules effective after June 1 1966. Employers with more than 4000 in taxes for a month must make semi monthly deposits by the 15th and end of each month, or within three banking days. Other employers retain 15 day post month deposits. the last quarter taxes may be paid with Form 941. Use preprinted Form 941 if possible. contact the Indianapolis IRS District Director for details.
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Pwo
Ian Emplover
Daly
Slendar
Internal Revenue Service
Indianapolis
Mallory Announces Large Earnings for Half Year
Mallory & Co reports first half earnings of 4.329 million dollars or 2.24 dollars per share, up from 2.492 million and 1.90 per share a year ago. President G Barron Mallory says six month sales reached 66.496 million, a record, as the firm celebrates its 50th anniversary in Indianapolis.
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Mallory
Indianapolis
PR. Mallory & Co
G. Barron Mallory
Mars Photos to Return More Detail in 1969 Mission
NASA announced two small US spacecrafts, about 500 feet in size, will be launched to Mars to take high resolution near photos of the planet. The mission aims to transmit geological data and crater erosion evidence, with Earth-based imaging expected within 2,000 miles of Mars. If successful, imaging could begin in late summer 1969.
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Washington
API
Mariner
National Aeronautics and
Geological Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Mars
New York
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