Gandhi Seeks Moscow Push for Viet Nam Peace
Indira Gandhi travels to Moscow after rumors that Hanoi seeks a truce. She urges immediate Geneva conference convening by Britain and the Soviet Union and a halt to bombing in North Vietnam.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
17
Indira Gandhi travels to Moscow after rumors that Hanoi seeks a truce. She urges immediate Geneva conference convening by Britain and the Soviet Union and a halt to bombing in North Vietnam.
CHICAGO. Nina Sehmale, a nursing student from Wheaton, was finishing her third year three weeks from graduation. Her family said she hoped to become a nurse and that her brother Tom, a physician at the VA hospital, is grieving after learning she was among a mass murder victims. A note mentions a Suez Canal traffic statistic for contrast.
General Motors plans to issue vacation checks totaling $3,051,000 to 9,022 hourly employees at the Anderson Lamp divisions. Checks accompany regular pay and reflect length of service and job classification. Previous January distribution reached $2,086,289 and July 1965 total was $2,716,000.
At the June meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Dalkville an election named officers for the coming year. President Zeola Gindhart led the slate with Vivian Stevenson as first vice president and Betty Carg as second vice president.
Indiana lawmakers and a state official urged expansion of a grade crossing protection fund using federal and motor fuel tax money. The effort covers 182 crossings in Tilinala and nearby communities and seeks to divert funds to protect roads, with installations of protective devices and loaned equipment for county residents.
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