Newspaper owners failed to find buyer for World Journal Tribune
Washington reports that the World Journal Tribune owners offered to donate the paper or assign its debts to any taker, but none would assume the burdens. Scripps Howard president Jack Howard testified before a Senate subcommittee that no buyer emerged as the paper prepared to fold.
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Washington
UPI
New York World Journal
Tyrbure
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Jack Howard
Senate
World Journal Tribune
4-H Fair Gold Medal Lamb Show Planned
A district IV lamb show will be held at Madison County Fairgrounds Friday morning August 11. Ralph Thurston chairs the event sponsored by Goodrich Quality Feeds with judges and weight requirements set by the Iowa Livestock Breeders Association. Exhibitors cards issued and entries include various lamb classes.
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Distris
Lamb Shein
Madison County
Morniig
Ralph Thurston
Goodrich Quality
Linwood
Summitville
Gilman +H
Chadterfield
AML
Iuana Livestock i Breeders Association
Annual Flower Show Scheduled Saturday At School Building
Pendleton Indiana event by Gladiolus Society and Pendleton Garden Club showcases 45 flower arrangements and 3 vegetable displays under the theme Summer Rhapendy. Exhibits open 11 am to 8 pm at the school building with door prizes from donated paintings. Open to the public with no admission charge.
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Pendleton
Indiana Gladiolus Society
Pendleton Garden Club
Pendleton Vistors
Paule
Madison County U S Savings Bond Sales Dip
John Kellogan, chair of the Madison Savings Bonds committee, reports May sales at 728 937 dollars, down from last May. Statewide May sales total 12 112 081 dollars, up 5 percent from a year ago, with 42 of the state’s 52 counties posting gains.
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John Kellogan
Madisonunto U.S. Savings Bonds Committee
White House panel seeks rail wage settlement amid looming shutdown
President Johnson chairs a five man panel with Morse and Meany to urge railroads and unions to bargain anew. The AFL CIO chief says back to work legislation may hollow out any victory for management. Widespread union anger and fear of supply disruptions underscore the risk to farm goods and Vietnam arms shipments as talks stall.
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Somalpard Beom
Jelass Mall Sadie
Johnson Sopa
Sen
Massachusetts
George Neany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Miami Beach
Fla
Congress
Ameri U
Johnson
White House
Vietnam
Carmen
Mota Moe Swinsen Calministraon
Wr. Peck
St. Paul
Minn
Joseph Ramsey
Afl-Cio Internaional Association of Machinists
Conress
Plan debate on Marion County districting and townships
A subcommittee of the interim council weighs two district plans, one preserving no townships and the other dividing into wards or precincts to reach a population target of 23,853 per district. The panel, chaired with six Republicans and six Democrats, plans an Aug. 2 progress report after sessions with caucuses and combined meetings. The publican and Democratic party leaders closely watch the proceedings, with no one requesting to testify.
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Marion
Baran
Congress
Cader
Bara
Senate
House of Representatives
Willkie Critiques Vietnam Policy and Johnson Tactics
Willkie criticized U.S. Vietnam policy and Lyndon Johnson's political approach, arguing for decisive action to cut off aid to North Vietnam and Viet Cong. He urged using power to stop enemy supplies and warned that trying to please everyone risks prolonging the war. The comments reflect tensions within U.S. strategy and leadership.
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Willkie
Coe
Lynday B. Josfison
Vietnam
Rioting and political tension flare as Newark unrest grows
National Guard deployment in Newark and Plainfield escalates as Gov. Hughes pressures for a national gun control law. Rioters attack shops, fires set, and police respond in multiple New Jersey towns. A separate obituary notes John H. Tate’s death in Alexandria at 66, with funeral plans set.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Newark
Plainfield
Pisiafield
Arthur
Sills
Patricia Sheehan
New Brunswick
Jolin
Sheehan
Patersot
Montelsir
Jersey City
Freddie Lee Jones
Ke Paterson
National Conference On Black Power
Hughes
Congress Given Continued From Page One
In a broad briefing Johnson touched on Vietnam and the Mideast as he discussed troop levels and allied coordination. He indicated no final troop increase decision but said talk with allies continues and he would not foreclose options. He referenced a tax bill and Social Security measures while mourning Bowyer who died in Indianapolis after a long local service. Survivors include his widow Teoma and nine grandchildren.
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Kalsyia
Lier
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Gov] Haat
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Bowyer
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Errol J. Dietrich
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Lyne
Erin
Houari
Boumedienne
Algeria
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Iraq
Moscow
Plainfield
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
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Newarks
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Hessid
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Vetnam
Mideast
South Vietnam
la Fossés
U.S
Redchina
Middle East
Soviet Union
Civic rally invites regional organizations in Madison County
A list of civic, patriotic, and fraternal groups is invited to participate in a rally featuring Isbor representatives for the area. Fred Pakes is named among organizers, with invitations extended to adjacent counties for broader participation.
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jFred Pakes
Arelereat
Madison Coun
Reprenaaes
Feinster
Former Louisville Mayor Urges City Power for GOP Victory
The former Louisville mayor stressed urban leadership to help the GOP win in the 468 election and argued Johnson will not be defeated next year by Republicans, urging Republicans to press the fight across wards and precincts.
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S Wuuamr
Uowees
Mny
Louisville
Canger
Johson
Ucross
Neerines Aml
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Charles T Mundy of Noblesville age 89 died Tuesday at Pageview Manor in Indianapolis. He lived at 1275 Wayne St Noblesville and had been a building contractor in Bloomington Cicero and Noblesville. Survived by three children, two sisters, one brother, and many grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 10:20 am at Coalkin Funeral Home with Elder J Wherr. Interment Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
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Alexandria
John H. Tate
Harrison SL
National Gypsum Co
Jackson
Mich
James Tate
National Gypsum
First Baptist Church
Quentin Odom
Robert Pierce
Oath
Roy Tate
Masta
Davis Strider - Noffze
Charles F. Mundy
Noblesville
Charles Tithian Mundy
Fageview — Manor
Indianapolis
Wayne St
Mundyad
Bloomington
Cicero
Indiavia‘ Academy
Seventh Day Adventist Church
George R. Mundy
Esther Little
Gavita Young
Lena Fears
Amory
Miss
Willard Mungy
geanaehil_ dren
Jaan J ‘Wherr
Cicero Ad] Aventist Chuck
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Anderson Herald
Summitville Sun
Summitville Methodist Church
South
Louise Owensmith
Louise
M. Owens
Belle Fenimore
Paul
Esther) McCreary
iNjof
Iroyd Hall
Winsom Memorial Cemetery
War reports and funerals amid Saigon moonlight
reports detail U S helicopter fleets sinking dozens of sampans near Saigon on the Truong Giang River and Magnes Utah team sinking more near Saigon while US patrols flood South Vietnam with air sorties. North Vietnam raids strike Haiphong rail yard as Cambodian and American casualties and funeral notices fill Middletown.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Belief Shown Police Loyalty Earns Award
Wilmoth, a 1964 hire of the Anderson Police Department and graduate of Anderson High School, is described for his loyalty, knowledge, and judgment. He is married with two children and resides at 292 West. The award honors patrolmen and excludes ranking officers, per Joe Arena, chair of the committee.
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Towart
Joo
Wilmoth
Anderson Police Department
Anderson High School
Wath
Uice Force
Joe Arena
Willroth
Madison County
Unmanned Apollo Launch Delayed Amid Radiation Testing
Unmanned Apollo launch plans face another delay as CAPE KENNEDY reports a postponement in a radiation environment experiment aboard a 48 ft long laboratory unit. Officials say preparations proceed for the test while a separate unmanned lunar module mission shifts from July to late year.
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Kennedy
Moon
Space Agency
Apollo
Taurch
Delta Rock
Spacey
Dircks en Predicts Riot Legislation Debate in Senate
Senate Republican leader Dirksen commented on Newark violence describing it as approaching anarchy and signaled that the Senate will move on anti riot legislation this week. He said patience in the country is wearing thin as lawmakers consider House approved measures.
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Washington
Senate
Dirksen
Newark
Ilinois
County Residents Attend Ball State Workshop
Seven Madison county residents attended a Ball State University workshop for women with one wish or in working with Mrs Jane Holder, Rt 3, Yatchie Basper, 3180 W 12th S Cray, Mrs Violet-Tint Lone Oak Rd George and Mrs Maxine Plegadle Ri 4 Also attending es Welcome Murlin Pendle a2.
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Muncie
Madison Rae
State’ University
Ems
Ith
Jane Holder
Yatchie Basper
S Cray
Violet
Lone Oak Rd
George
Maxine. Apeorge
Maxine Plegadle
Es Welcome Murlin
Pendle
Farmers Union Ice Cream Social Planned This Evening
Beulah Park in Alexandria hosts an ice cream social this evening at 7 30 p m with speakers Henry Wilcox of the National Farmers Union headquarters and Marion Clawson of the Swader County Union. Members are urged to bring spice or cake for the potluck service.
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Madson County
Beulah Park Alexandria
Henry Wilcox
National Farmers Union Headquarters
Marion Clawson
Parmen
Unicr
Arab talks push for coordinated aid and ceasefire role
Arab and Soviet discussions in Cairo and Ankara aimed at a second round of Middle East diplomacy. Aref and Boumekelle reportedly pressed for massive Soviet aid including weapons to compensate for losses in the Six Day War. Nasser held separate talks with Arab leaders as UN delegates urged action before Friday. Observers from both sides watched the Suez run as U.N. teams kept vigil at Ismailia and across the canal.
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Israel
United
Arab Republic
Ruckelshaus
Suez Canal
Bowen
Bremen
Hospitaliz
Unitec 1
Fenmeil
U.N
Phearcera
eAntar Coorte
Aref
Boumekelle
Moscow
Anteen
Cairo
U.ar
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Boumediene
Nowredain Atassi
Sudan
Ismail
Azhary
Neachine
C_ Chagla
Nasser
Afghanistan
Abdul Rathman Pazhwak
U.N. General Assembly
T Meadroe
Ced
Former Brazilian President Killed In Air Collision
Former Brazilian president Humberto Castello Branco, 80, died in a midair crash over Ceara State while en route from Fortaleza to Fortaleza with his party. Three others aboard a state light plane also perished in the collision with a training jet. The jet landed safely.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Humberto Castello Branco
Ceara
Castello Branco
Fortateza
Air Forve
Fortale
Fortaleza
Raquel Je Queroz
Fortstera
Pike's Peak Journey Ends Near Colorado Springs
A fragmented account describes a group injured on a mountain ascent toward a main road near Colorado Springs. Ambulances were expected to reach the site as the party continued their trek toward Pikes Peak, marking a difficult final leg of their tour.
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Pike’s Peak
Page Nize
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
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