Algeria Split Deepens as Military Chiefs Meet for Settlement
Algeria’s six military districts prepare for a weekend meeting to resolve the rift between Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda and rival Premier Mohammed Ben Bella. Rabat talks and Ben Bella’s hard line toward one party rule intensify tensions amid warnings of civil war.
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Algiers
APS
Algeria
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Mohammed Ben Bella
Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Rabat
Morocco
Maghreb Arabe Presse
Oran
Paris Presse
Cairo
al Ahram
United Arab Republic
One Hurt In Junction Wreck
Phillip Martin aged 17 from 623 FE. 27th St. was treated at St. John's Hospital for a head injury after a collision at the Park Road junction with West 25th Street. Mrs. Lenora LeMond 38 of Rt. 3 was uninjured as both cars suffered heavy damage.
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Phillip Martin
St. John’s Hospital
Park Rd
W. 25Th St
Lenora LeMond
Rt. 3
Marriage License Details for Multiple Couples in Indiana and Ohio
Marriage license information lists several couples with varied occupations and birth years in Indiana towns such as Alexandria Anderson and Pendleton, plus Cardington Ohio. Names include Claude Tinch and Barbara Cox, Jerry Cox and Barbara Knight, Lester Blackwell and Gykala Tolbert, Victor DeWeese and Beverly Ross, Kenneth Miller and Barbara Malsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tinch
Alexandria
Barbara Ethel Cox
Rt. 2
Jerry Glen Cox
Elwood
Barbara Jo Knight
Frankton
Lester Thomas Blackwell
Anderson
Gykala Toy Tolbert
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Victor Alfred DeWeese
Beverly Ann Ross
Kenneth Lee Miller
Cardington
Ohio
Barbara Nadine Malsom
Hoffa Attacks JFK On Unions
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa said union members resent President Kennedy s meddling in labor talks and that Attorney General Robert F Kennedy has a police state mentality He planned to hit the political trail to spur Teamster support in congressional elections Hoffa also warned of opposing Ted Kennedy in Massachusetts Senate race and described expanding federal power to tap telephones as authoritarian rather than democratic policy
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Washington
UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hoffa
Josephine
Robert Kennedy
New Policy Approved By Avery Adams
Avery C. Adams, board chairman of Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp., called the government depreciation policy “a step in the right direction.” He said accelerated depreciation will free money for tax savings and influence future capital spending, though the firm has not yet studied full details to compare with foreign competitors.
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Pittsburgh
API
Avery C. Adams
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Adams
Churchill Bothered by Coughing Amid Health Update
Churchill, 87, hospitalized with a broken left leg and bronchial infection, showed normal temperature and less coughing in the latest Middlesex Hospital bulletin. Four doctors noted a comfortable night and his wife said he was feeling rather better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Lord Moran
Winston
Monte Carlo
Guerrillas Move Into South Vietnam In Large Influx
Thousands of Communist Viet Cong guerrillas have crossed from Laos into South Vietnam in the last five weeks, U.S. observers say. The infiltration, described as widespread, follows Laos fighting ending five weeks ago and has intensified central highlands clashes near Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Laos
U.S
South
Viet Nam
U. S. Army
Marine Corps
Me‘kong
Highlands
Specialists Needed
Washington notes in 1965 demand for unskilled workers rises with three job seekers per non specialized post and five qualified workers for every seven specialized positions amid looming labor shortages.
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Washington
Obs
Progress Made On Breaking Bills Deadlock
Washington AP reports a meeting of five emissaries from Senate and House Appropriation committees showed progress toward ending the deadlock over how to proceed with regular government funding bills. A Monday session will reassess settlement terms as temp authority keeps agencies running.
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Washington
Senate
House
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Thomas
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Congress
Strike Ends At Columbus Golden Foundry Wage Pact
Workers at the Golden Foundry ratified an amended wage agreement after a one day walkout. Local 86 of the International Molders and Allied Workers Union voted 221 to 150 to approve the deal reached by union and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ind
Columbus Industries
Golden Foundry
Local 86
International Moulders and Allied Workers Union
Indiana Supreme Court upholds $30 000 land sale price
The Indiana Supreme Court in a 4-1 decision affirmed a jury's $30,000 valuation for 7.5 acres of Wabash River bottomland in West Lafayette condemned for U S 231. The land owned by Mr. and Mrs. David M. Vaughn had been appraised at $4,875, with the state arguing incompet ent testimony was admitted. Judge Arch N. Bobbitt dissented.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
West Lafayette
Tippecanoe Circuit Court
David M. Vaughn
Vaughns
Circuit Court
Paul D. Ewan
Harold EF. Actor
Anderson
Arch N. Bobbitt
Irvin Ordered To Three Years On Parole Violation
Convicted slayer Leslie Irvin must serve three years as a parole violator before he can begin his life term for the Evansville filling station robbery and shooting. The ruling by the Indiana Department of Correction, issued Friday, postpones parole eligibility to 1980. Irving had earlier faced the electric chair for the Kerr shooting but gained a new trial after a U S Supreme Court ruling.
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Indianapolis
API
Leslie Irvin
Evansville
Indiana Department of Correction
Irvin
W. Wesley Kerr
U.S. Supreme Court
Hospital Dismissals List From Two City Hospitals
Dismissed from St Johns Hospital include Donald Brewing Frances Webb Viola McQuitty Mary Rector Richard Hardy Byford Uhle Ruby Hatzeleen Dianne Lee Carlisle Rosemary Wakefield Joyce LaPierre Clinton Hirner Lowery Dick Mary Schowe Mary Curbin Barbary Laws Joseph Parker Willis Stone Samuel Ross Juanita Buckner Genevive Scott Ruby Heistand Bryan McCord William Miller Christopher Ravage and more. Dismissed from Community Hospital include Kenneth E Bruce Betty Lou Stoner. The earths atmosphere weighs an estimated five quadrillion tons.
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Viola McQuitty
Arrow Ave
Mary Rector
Nursery
Richard Hardy
Dewey St
Byford Uhle
Ruby Hatzeleen
Middletown
Dianne Lee Carlisle
Chase St
Rosemary Wakefield
William Miller
E. 4Th St
Christopher Ravage
Hamilton
Community Hospital
Kenneth E. Bruce
North Huston St
Ingalls
Betty Lou Stoner
S. Broadway
Pendleton
Bandits Loot Vernon Bank and Flee in Blue Pontiac
Bandits wearing dark glasses looted a Vernon area bank, stuffing cash into a sack before claiming more from a safety deposit box. They fled in a light blue 1962 Pontiac with Kentucky plates, injuring a woman by gunfire and leaving a wrecked car with multiple firearms and ammunition. Police questioned two men seen near the forest as accomplices.
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Lowry
Anthony Hertz
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Beulah Richie
Rt. 4
North Vernon
Ind. 3
Ind. 7
Vernon
Attempted attack on Cuban leader on Bogota flight
Two anti Castro Cubans armed with a knife and a 12 inch pipe tried to ambush Blas Roca on a Boeing 707 during a Bogota stopover. Police detained four Cubans for questioning as security details increased. Roca remained aboard but shaken, saying he was not afraid. The plane departed for Mexico without incident.
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Bogota
Colombia
Blas Roca
Roca
Havana
Communist Party
Montevideo
Uruguay
EF Dorado
Mexico
One commercially grown mushroom in the United States
The meadow mushroom known scientifically as agaricus campestris is the only species cultivated commercially in the United States. It represents the sole mushroom production at scale in the country, with other varieties not yet established as commercial crops.
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United States
Elza V. Parker Dies in New York State
Elza V. Parker 46 a Buffalo real estate dealer and former Anderson resident died Wednesday night in Buffalo New York He had lived there 16 years Parker born March 27 1916 in Arkansas Survived by mother Mrs Annabelle P Shirley and step father Leonard Shirley Anderson a daughter Beverly G Parker Anderson a brother Parker Anderson three half brothers in St Louis Mo one grandson Rodney V Parker Anderson and five uncles Body to be brought to Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel Anderson for arrival Saturday Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Elza V. Parker
Buffalo
N.Y
Anderson
Mr. Parker
Arkansas
Annabelle P. Shirley
Leonard Shirley
Beverly G. Parker
Ke Parker
Melvin
Charles
Eugene Parker
St. Louis
Rodney V. Parker
Underwood and
Harvey H. Jones Dies Friday After Lingering Illness
Harvey H. Jones 77 of 1523 S. 25th St. Elwood died at 5:30 p.m. Friday at Mercy Hospital after a lingering illness. He was born August 14, 1874 in Washington Courthouse Ohio. A retired Delco Remy employee and former tinplate worker, he married Zella Davis on January 15, 1916. Survivors include his wife, three daughters, one son, two sisters, a brother, nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The body is at Robert L. Jackley Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Elwood Church of God, interment in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Harvey H. Jones
S. 25Th St
Mercy Hospital
William and
Hester Jones
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Jones
Delco- Remy Division
Zella Davis
Naomi Knotts
Galveston
Texas
Gene Crum
Marion
Robert L. Jackley
Robert E. Jones
Bertha Jones
Redding
Thomas Jones
Hillsboro
Rev
E. C. Duty
Samuel L. Ross
Chesterfield
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Ross
Jamestown
Ind
Charlies Ross
Anderson
Indianapolis
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
Frances
Kenneth
Brenda) Scott
Middletown
Linda Lou Ross
Darrell Cheony
Austa Rennae Scott
Midceoui
Callie Ross
Denville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
LeRoy Hines
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Willis E. Stone
East 21St St
Dixon
A. B
Sarah Jane (Jenkins )Stone
Stone
Philadelphia Quartz Works
Baptist Church
Mattie
Roscoe B. Stone
Jeffersonville
Orville E. Stone
Guyman B. Stone
Lake Wales
Fla
James Wilman Swailey
Long Beach
Calif
Norma Overby
Dixon, Ky
Brown and Butz
Funeral
Russell Showalter
Infant dies at St. Johns Hospital Boulware infant dies
Willie Albert Boulware day old son of Robert and Cornelia Boulware of 2220 Locust Street died at 5 PM yesterday at St. Johns Hospital. Survived by two sets of grandparents, five sisters, one brother, three uncles and nine aunts. Body sent to Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Willie Albert Boulware
Robert
Cornelia Boulware
Locust St
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Boulware Jr
Mary Ann
Bernadine
Betty Jane
Darlene
Joyce Marie Boulware
Robert Boulware
Winnsboro
South Carolina
Calvin Anderson
Anderson
Underwood and Brooks Memorial Chapel
Four Die After Auto-Train Collision Near Hammond
A car carrying Linda Savage 16 of Chicago and Raymond McCarthy 18 of Chicago was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at the north edge of Hammond. Savage died Thursday night with four fatalities total. McCarthy escaped serious injury after stopping at the crossing and proceeding when no train was seen as the locomotive traveled about 50 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Savage
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hammond
Raymond McCarthy
Medicare Plan Faces Bipartisan Scrutiny in Senate Debate
President Bush outlined options for private health insurance coverage under a Medicare Plan and criticized a bipartisanship proposal as having fatal defects. The bill would deliver benefits as services with uncertain costs and limit coverage to hospital and nursing care, drawing mixed reactions from senators including Young Humphrey Lausche.
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Bush
Senate
Steven M. Young
Dohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Young
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Tungsten Rod Sparks Long Wire Link From New York to Montreal
A five foot tungsten rod the thickness of a pencil enables production of a wire strand stretching about 470 miles from New York to Montreal in modern manufacturing.
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Buffalo
New York
Montreal
Funeral services for Mrs Orpha Prell at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Mrs Orpha Prell 73 of 624 High St will be held at 1 30 PM at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with Dr Hillery C Rice of Park Place Church of God officiating Interment in East Maplewood Cemetery Also final rites for Clarence F E Sampson 71 of 516 Central Ave at Wyatt Funeral Home Rushville at 2 PM Interment in East Hill Cemetery Rushville The body sent to Rushville under Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Also Mrs Dorothy Surber funeral services Sunday at Troxell Mortuary North Webster Ind Interment in North Webster cemetery Arthur Cariss 84 former Anderson president died Granite City Ill
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Orpha Prell
High St
Herbert T. Prell
Gable Nursing Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Hillery C. Rice
Park Place
Clarence FE Sampson
Central Ave
Wyatt
Rushville
Richard T. Merriman
Rushvile
East Hill Cemetery
Harold E. Rozelle
Dorothy Surber
Columbia City
Troxell Mortuary
North Webster
Ind
Arthur Cariss
Granite City, Ill
Anderson
Funeral rites set for Granite City interment
A funeral service is to be conducted this afternoon at 1:30 at Granite City with interment at Sunset Hill.
Clinton A Hunter dies after illness at 59 Middletown
Clinton A. Hunter 59 of Middletown died Friday at St John’s Hospital after a six month illness. He worked 26 years in Delco Remy Division Anderson Dept 737. Surviving include four daughters and two sons, eleven grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Funeral to be Sunday at 2 PM at Pal lard and Shirey Funeral Home, with interment in Miller Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clinton A. Hunter
St. John’s Hospital
Delco-Remy Division
Anderson
Pleasant Valley Church
Clarence Banks
Rex Burlinson
Paul Kendall
Richard McCord
Michigan City
Ind
William
Summitville
Dallas Hunter
Roilin Snyder
Tull Snyder
Fred Hudson
Orpha Hunter
Pallard and Shirey
Dewey Zent
Warren
Lloyd Dellinger
Miller Cemetery
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Hunter
Harvey
Dora Belle Hunter
Delco-Remy
Hunter
Esta Bowers Hunter
Ballard and Shirey
Noblesville Obituary Notices Mrs Williamson and Hunter
Mrs Gertrude Williamson of 1398 Clinton Street Noblesville died Friday at Riverview Hospital after a life spent near Sheridan Indianapolis and Ellers Bridge. Survivors include daughter Mrs Ralph Reimers and sisters Mrs Amy Stanley and Mrs Clovie Robb. Funeral at Coaltrin Funeral Home then Oaklawn Memorial Garden. Hunter of Middletown died after illness. He was 59 and worked 26 years at Delco Remy Anderson, survived by wife Esta Hunter and four daughters and two sons. burial in Miller Cemetery.
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Noblesville
Gertrude Williamson
Clinton St
Riverview Hospital
Hamilton County
Sheridan
Hannah A. Lovell Hamilton
J. Fred Williamson
Anderson
Era
Oaklawn Memorial Garden
Estes mortgaged assets tied to 22 million debts
Estes, McSpadden, Alexander and Orr deny deals with prosecutors as they face a 29 count superseding indictment. They previously pled not guilty to an eight count indictment from March 29 accusing interstate transportation of fraudulent documents. The eight count will be dropped as folded into the new charges.
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McSpadden
Alexander
Orr
Thomason
Estes
Blood Volume of an Average Adult Person
An average adult has about 4 to 6 quarts of blood weighing roughly 12 to 15 pounds. The estimate reflects typical human physiology and varies slightly by body size and health.
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JFK
Avery Adams
FBI
Gospel Trumpet CO
East 5Th St
Chestnut
Anderson College
Vienna
Austria
Telstar
Eurovision
Owen Thomas
Indiana University
Anderson High School
Barbara Dunham
Highland
Tom Fettinger
Markleville
Jack Robinson
Madison Heights
Evelyn Grahame
AHS
Herald
Columbus
Frank Krall
Lynn ST
Donald Brewing
Frances Webb
Genevive Scott
Ruby Heistand
Mounds Rd
Bryan McCord
Oakwood
New York State
Boulware
Robert W. Haugh
West 12Th St
Indiana Reformatory
Decatur
Julius and
Louise (Keifer) Haugh
Haugh
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Masonic Lodge No
Scottish Rite
Elzora
Robert Haugk
Jerry Haugk
Los Angeles
Betty Smith
Herman Haugk
Agnes Bitner
Byron
Ill
Mary Nelson
Hilda Wittner
Edna Haugh
Mayme M. Moore
State Rd
Elgin
John Payne
Muncie
Harry Moore
James Payne
Chicago Heights
Frank Payne
Rockford, Il
Charles White
Mabel Maynard
Mary Rice
Tampa
Martha Eads
Kokomo
Baker Brothers Funeral
Clarence Sampson
Granite City
Sunset Hill
Madison
Clinton Hunter
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