Cathy Wainwright Sees Flipper Before Arm Amputation
Cathy Wainwright2s dream to visit Florida and see Flipper came true as neighbors raised funds for her family3s trip. Her cancer led to the amputation of her right arm after pain from skipping rope and doctors warned she might not live another year. The article notes the emotional public support and the We didn3t know what to say moment as the dream was fulfilled.
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Cathy
Dennis
Ponderlea
N.C
Florida
Flipper
New York
Vote Boycott Call Issued In Viet Nam
In Saigon UPI reports dissident factions from South Vietnam’s major religious and political groups unite in a new Citizens and Religious Front. They call for a boycott of September elections for a constituent assembly, claiming military rule rigged laws to eliminate opposition to Premier Nguyen Cao Ky’s government.
Eighteen County Students In iBSU Summer Band
Eighteen Madison County students join the iBSU Summer Band at Ball State University for a twilight concert on the Arts Terrace. The program features a wide roster including Thien Rev, Hoang Quynh, and a mix of refugees and local musicians led by Earl Dunn. The free event gathers nine high school directors, 42 college students, and 47 high school students among its performers.
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Ibsu
Muncie
Lie
Ball State Uninique
Thien
Phap ‘Tri
National Buddhist Institute
Hoang Quynh
Purbtic
Viet Nam
Madison County
Marilyn Hollar
Anderson
Ollywood
Kay Bowlin
Chesterpietwe
John Beck Gardfield
Jack Hensley
Dennis Kane
Alexandria
Mayfilm
An Evans
Kintzel
Frankton
Steveville
Ind
Farmer
Walter Dill
Beck
David Dageforde
Nick Brightman
Alexandar Ildria
Robert Morris Jr
Karen Bavlin
Chesterfield
Dennis Moller
Jeff Clark
World Cup tragedy followed by TV failure and death
AP reports Martin Becker 33 hanged himself after his TV set broke during West Germany's World Cup first round. He moved the set outside, returned alone, then died by hanging from a water pipe after an evening of cards with his wife Jetta. Police confirm the suicide details.
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Offenbagh
Germany
Martin Wilhelm Becker
West Germany
England
Becker
Jetta
Nine Sanitary Projects Get State Approval
The Indiana Stream and Water Control Board approved nine waste treatment projects and ordered two communities to abate pollution. Pawnee of Farmland and Parker City must stop discharging waste, with July 1, 1968 as a compliance deadline and construction start by July 4, 1967. Projects include Eastbrook Ven Buren Grant Counties and others, plus hearings set for August 19 on related charges and cyanide facility violations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Parker City
Tan Board
Uoard
Eastbrook High School
Ven Buren
Grant Counties
Gas
Maumee River
Diversified 1 Utilities
Mien County
Middlebury
Pennville
Vevay
Ing
Washington Township Water ‘District
Allen County
H R. J. Ol Co
Princeton
East Fork
White Lick Creek
New York Central System
Avon
Home on Leave for Specialist Steven Beach
Specialist Steven A. Beach of the 237th Engineers is on 30 days leave from Gereen amy in Heilbronn. He enlisted December 28, 1964. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Beach of Rt 3. He attended Madison Heights High School before joining the Army.
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Steven A. Beach
Floyd Beach
Rt 3
Geremany
237Th Engineers
Heilbron
Specialist Beach
Army
Madison Heights High School
Extradition Hearing Set for Arnald Hobbs
An extradition hearing is scheduled for September 13 for Arnald Hobbs of Albion Indiana. Indiana seeks Hobbs return after a prior habeas corpus release and a high court ruling, tied to a 1939 $2 million credit union shortage case. Hobbs disappeared, was located, and extradition proceedings began. He previously served a fraction of a one year embezzlement sentence.
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Ausum
Tex
Furl
Arnald Hobbs
Albion
Ind
Indiana
Supreme Court
Hobbs
Indiana ‘High Court
Prigen
Space Vehicle Forerunner Glides in Maiden Test Flight
A wingless lifting body M2 F2 forerunner to space reentry vehicles completed a four minute glide test at Edwards AFB California with NASA pilot Mitton Thompson at the controls. He launched from a B52 at 45,000 feet and 450 mph, performing multiple left turns and a controlled flare before landing without rockets. Meanwhile, Army Reservists from Indiana trained two weeks at Camp McCoy Wisconsin with 459 personnel in the 70th and 423d segments. The Washington National Cathedral project remains on track to become the sixth largest in the world upon completion in Indiana limestone.
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Enwards Afb
Cali
UPL
Mitton Thompson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Thorpson
Sim
Thompson
Camp Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Kokomo
Camp McCoy
Wis
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Susie
Alice Goehring
Deddier
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Meridian ST
Jupiter
Micrin
Ant
Meridian Street
Green Berets
Valparaisg
South Bend
Co. Blath
Iveen Berets
Porter County
Edward A. Maloney
Michigan City
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Detroit
Lapayette
James F. Engel
Ohio State University
Purdue
Washington
Washisitoh National
Massengill
Imner
Court House
Rapp
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