Toll Reaches 735 as Indiana Wrecks Kill Four More
A pair of double fatality crashes pushed Indiana's 1965 road toll toward a record pace with 735 deaths. Daniel Brown and Larry Wright died in a north of Muncie crash. Eddie Tyre and Caleb Maultrie perished on Interstate 65 in Jeffersonville. Tyre's wife Trulla and foster child Calvin Adams were hospitalized, along with Arthur Reed and a separate New Albany car crash involving a sheriff's patrol car. An off duty officer fired a warning shot as a four person vehicle failed to stop. Details continue on page 3.
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Stevenson Body Arrives in Washington for National Cathedral Tribute
The body of Adlai E. Stevenson arrived at Andrews Air Force Base from London and was taken to Washington's National Cathedral for homage. President Johnson met the transport, and Stevenson will lie in state in Illinois and Bloomington before burial in Bloomington.
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McNamara and Lodge Arrive in Saigon for Vietnam Mission
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and ambassador designate Henry Cabot Lodge arrived in Saigon on a five day fact finding mission. They will confer with Maxwell Taylor and inspect countryside as Viet Cong attacks raise concerns of a larger U.S. reserve call up.
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China to Continue Wheat Imports From Free World
Washington reports a U S Agriculture official expects Communist China to keep buying wheat from the Free World unless international relations shift drastically. In Rome an American couple was found dead from sleeping pill overdoses in a boarding house, as Viet Nam combat and bombing campaigns continue with leaflets and strikes on targets near Hanoi.
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Senate OKs 7.3 Billion Housing Bill With Rent Subsidy
The Senate approved a four year housing and urban development package totaling 7.3 billion dollars with a rent subsidy program to aid the needy. The measure passed 54 to 30 after amendments limiting costs were rejected. The bill now goes to a House Senate conference for compromise talks.
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Derby Interest Soars as Yearly Counts Rise
Interest in the Derby climbs sharply with estimates suggesting hundreds more participants within a year or two. Officials note growing enthusiasm and potential impacts on local events and attendance.
Mariner captures stunning Amazonis view from Mars
UPI reports NASA Mariner camera sent back a spectacular Martian scene across the Amazonis Desert with a bright horizon against space. The mission tracked a 125 mile wide swath as Mariner 4 veered slightly off course en route to its earth return, with a second image promised within hours.
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Push Memorial Field Work With Adult Volunteers
The Anderson Babe Ruth group led by President Charles Lacey will deploy 25 to 40 workers at Anderson Memorial Field to erect the remaining steel framework for temporary bleachers. About 40 Connie Mack League adults and players will assemble Sunday at 12 30 p m to begin work, with Babe Ruth adults then assisting Monday and Tuesday. The City Street Department paved 27th Street through the park yesterday as organizers push to sell 1 200 season tickets for the tournament.
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Papandreou Quits In Dispute With King Constantine
In Athens Greece King Constantine I swore in a new premier George Athanasiades Novas while George Papandreou resigned amid a political crisis. The opposition labeled the move a coup d etat as turmoil shakes Greek leadership.
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City Implements Bicycle License Drive This Summer
Police report 450 licenses sold so far with a continuation through August. unlicensed bikes will be seized after August. Licenses cost 50 cents and are sold 9 am to 3 pm at city parks. locations listed include Hazelwood School and Edgewater Park. Authorities cite 1945 ordinances enforcing licenses and plates with fines, possible jail time, or impounding.
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Harriman Kosygin Meet in Moscow Over Viet Nam
U S Ambassador Averell Harriman and Premier Kosygin held a three hour Moscow meeting on Viet Nam with no details released. The talks followed Harriman's Washington departure and reflected Moscow's wary stance amid Western moves while pledging to boost military and economic aid to Hanoi.
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Virginia-born Canty and Sheirotman in omnibus farm bill report
Virginia-born Edward Canty, 25, and Bette Sheir ot Tman, 19, are identified amid a Washington report on then current U.S. farm policy. The House Agriculture Committee advanced the Massa bill on a 21-13 vote, with Southern Democrats opposing. Page 3 includes reference to further identifications and floor action. Dr Wu Chien-hsiung, Columbia physicist, arrives in Formosa to receive the first Chia Hsin award worth $30,000 for notable science contributions.
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New Arrivals at St John s and Community Hospitals
Newborns are listed from St John s Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Windell Markleville a girl and to Mr and Mrs Jack Massey 2520 W 18th St a boy at St John s. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Larry Bunyan Summitville a boy and Mr and Mrs James Coffman Pendleton a girl. Mr and Mrs William Wright 904 Coventry Dr a girl and Mr and Mrs Robert Rozelle Clinton a girl at Union Hospital Terre Haute with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Bonacorsi Clinton and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Vern Rozelle 2819 Chase St.
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Pendleton Youths and Anderson Woman Hurt in Accidents
Two Pendleton youths and an Anderson woman sustained minor injuries in accidents in the Anderson area yesterday. John B. Leonard, 20, and Ted Mohr, 17, of Pendleton were hurt when a motorcycle rear tire failed on I-69 near Daleville at 1:20 PM. Leonard was admitted in fair condition, Mohr released. Marjorie Stanley, 37, of 1815 East 18th Street, slowed to turn into a driveway and was struck from behind by a car driven by Thomas B. Kurtz, 31, of 1108 Lindberg Road at 3:30 PM. she was treated and released from St. John’s Hospital.
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Police Catch Two Suspects In Stolen Car
Indianapolis detectives apprehended Sherman Whitlock and William Williams, both 35 to 36, after a chase near the National Guard Armory on Ind 109 Bypass. They were held for Delaware County authorities in auto theft cases connected to a broader post office burglary investigation. Police found stolen license plates on the car and the trunk contained proper plates.
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