Cuban guard shooting at Guantanamo sparks high tension
World This Morning reports Raul Castro accusing U S Marine guards at Guantanamo Bay of fatally shooting a Cuban sentry in a tense incident. Speculation grows that Premier Casro might halt peace overtures. In Cai Be Viet Cong guerrillas killed 40 women and children before government forces repelled the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Havana
Raul Castro
U. S
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Filel Casro
United States
Caibe
South
Viet Nam
Cai Be
Saigon
Ship's Captain Feels Cuba Gets Wheat From U.S.
Washington reports the State Department sought a Soviet report on U S wheat shipments to Cuba amid a Novorossiysk port incident. Captain Fertig described fear Cuba would receive grains from the Soviet Union after the tanker Sister Katimo faced a Soviet board and shots at port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
U.S
Washington
State Department
Soviet Sunhaney
Soviet Union
Katingo
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fertig
Wading River
N.Y
Ted Hong Nee
Cuviel
Fairmount Telephone seeks rate rise and upgrades
The Indiana Public Service Commission received a petition from Citizens Telephone Co. Fairmount requesting authority to fund an expansion program and raise rates. The plan replaces long distance tolls with extended area service linking Marion Upland Elwood Summitville Swayzee with completion by 1965 1966. Rural eight party lines would become four party with new residential rates of 5.40 for four party 6.25 for two party and 7.00 for one party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Citizens Telephone Co
Fairmount
Fairmount Company
Marion
Upland
Elwood
Summitville
Swayzee
Marion. Upland
Republican Solon Blasts Foreign Aid Iran Rag Purchases
Senator John J. Williams charges that foreign aid administrators overpaid 1.55 million dollars for 40 thousand dollars worth of old rags sent to Iran as textiles. He notes an indictment from 1961 against an involved man, who remains untried but has since done more business with the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Iran
Washington
John J. Williams
Senate
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Welsh
Everett M. Dirksen
Jrr
Ian Os Waflea
Talti
Todd Dixon
Alexandria Pike
Future
Arizonan
Goldwater
Dirksen
Goy
Indiana
Democratic
Goldstrong
Barry
George D. Aiken
Core
Aiken
John W
McCormack
D-Mass
Duvall
United States
Burglaries Hit Local Grocery Twice in Two Years
Entry gained through creaking windows at the front and back. Robbers destroyed perishable merchandise including cigarettes and soft drinks leaving debris on the floor. Capt. Robert Scharnowske said good leads have been obtained and an arrest may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scharnowske
Weather Outlook Sees Warmer Days and Rain Boosts
More hot conditions continue after overnight lows in the 60s and 70s. Forecasters expect renewed thundershowers late in the week, boosting the five day rainfall total to between four tenths and seven tenths of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
House to Act Hours After GOP Convention Closes
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield Mont said Congress would press a heavy schedule after the Republican National Convention ended and campaigning began. The House, after routine work, moved to Johnson anti poverty bill with Mansfield urging final action before the Democratic National Convention. He warned of Saturday and night sessions if necessary as the Senate had recessed July 10 for the GOP gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
House
Johnson
Mansfield
Earter
Greek Cypriots Carry Cargo Out Of Port Under Cover Of Darkness
Reported casualties accompany a nighttime convoy moving equipment from Limassol port. British made landrovers with Bren guns led trucks inland while U.N. officials were blocked from following. A crane loomed over docks as crates towering 29 by 20 by 8 feet suggested artillery capacity. Convoys were expected to continue for several days.
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U. N
Limassol
U.N
Prominent Defendant Requests Bond Cancellation and Trial Return
The statement by Sheppard requests cancellation of Dr Sheppard's bond and his return to prison. He favors an Iranian national trial instead of Stand Trial at Kew Yore Day, arguing the core issue is proving innocence and alleging fraudulent transactions. He contends the risk of severe penalties and questions about confinement at Guantanamo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Kew
Guantanamo Naval Iase
Tf Bay Convi
Vesper Service to Feature Rev John Siner at Davis Park
The Rev John Siner parish minister of First Methodist Church will speak at the city wide vesper service from 5 to 7 pm next Sunday in Davis Park His sermon titled Out of Sight Out of Mind He recently moved here from Indianapolis to join the local Methodist staff The event includes three new city pastors and a hymnsing directed by Rev Edwin Helm with readings by Rev John Pattison and prayers by Rev A L Moore A planning committee led by Miss Edith Whiteford arranged the program First Methodist hosts rain plan is Fellowship Hall refreshments will be served
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John Siner
First Methodist Church
Davis Park
Asbury
Siner
Anderson
Indianapolis
Edwin Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Church
John Pattison
Bethel Methodist
A. L. Moore
Grace Methodist Church
Edith Whiteford
Robert Bickel
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Alen Deyo
Noble Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Lee Imel
Lester Mathews
Roy Shepherd
Dismissals Linger In Indiana Hospital List
A list shows patients dismissed from St John’s hospital including Robert Ellis at 614 Park Ave and Mrs Violet Hancock of Middletown. The report notes political chatter after Wallace's withdrawal, with Goldwater and Dirksen views and questions about minor party ballot access in Indiana.
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St. John's” Hospital
Robert Ellis
Park Ave
Rosemary Meeks
Violet Hancock
Charlotte Heiden
12Th
Beverly Johnson
Main St
Gladys Durgee
Elaine Noll
Mae
Albert Rumler
Rt. 4
Jeffrey Binion
Norris Ave
Mary Mier
Columbus Ave
Mary Robinson
Catalpa
Randall McCormick
Markleville
William Bockover
7Th St
Scout Jamboree and World Reach Highlights
A weeklong Scout Jamboree totals a million pieces with 25,000 dollars stamp costs. The Jamboree Journal prints 250,090 pages. 2,000 scouts with recorders send signals to 44 states and 36 countries, reaching 3,000 stations. Many tapes go to families, prompting remarks about keeping in touch. In West Germany, Khrushchev talks swirl as Adzhubei visits, fueling talk of a future visit. Maj. Gen. John L. Throckmorton named deputy commander for U S military assistance in Vietnam as deficit reports drop and June orders rise amid overall slowing sales.
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Jamboree Jjournal
K3bsa
Morse
Voice
3 F Company
Minnesota
Highland Teachers Decry Closed Board Meeting Notice
Highland High staff and patrons report a school board meeting was held without prior notice though labeled open to the public. A teachers association committee says no member was informed, while a deputy says the meeting is public. New hires include a school nurse and a speech therapist as kindergarten expansion is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Highland Community Association
Raymond
Rankin
Avon High School
Brownsburg
Bath County
Dale Prough
Davis
Highland Teachers Association
Highland
Woolbert
Betty Roos
Rhonda Williams
Leach
Frankton
Valley Grove
Chesterfield
Leona Block obituary and multiple memorial notices
Funeral services for Leona P Block 67 of 1640 W 7th St will be at 7 0 a m Wednesday at War ald E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Ferris Miller of the People's Church. Interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. Also notes O J Repschlager Bristol Ind a former NY Central trainmaster and Kiwanis member. Dr Ralph Eades Valparaiso surgeon. Gilbert E B Simpson 82 of 1328 Cincinnati Ave funeral 1 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery. Frederick the Great line appears as filler text.
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Leona Block
le Jena P. Block
W. 7Th St
Warald E. Rozelle
Ferris Miller
The
People’s Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Westport
Edgar
Lora Haycock Ricketts
Earl Ricketts
Heze Closser
Anderson
O. J. Repschlager
Bristol
Ind
Frost - Wagner
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Resasehlager
Gilbert Simpson
Gilbert EB. Simpson
Cincinnati Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Harold Clark
Chesterfield Christian Church
East
Maple ‘Wood Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Two obituary items note the passing of Edna S Busby 86 Lapel widow of Samuel Busby who died at St Johns Hospital Anderson and Phillip Colip seven son of Mr and Mrs Howard Colip who died Saturday Funeral services for Busby are set for 2 p.m. today at Lapel Methodist Church with interment at Brookside Cemetery and services for Colip will be held at 2 p.m. today at Hendry Funeral Home. Surviving relatives are listed for both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eades
Ralph €. Eades
Vallaraiso
Mary E. Sades
Anderson
St. Luke’s Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Valparaiso
Eades
Charles O
Mary E. Eades
Anderson High School
Earlham College
Herald
Olive
Charles Eades
South Bend
Norman Rank
Burch Reed
Gary
IRS
Edna Busby
Edna S. Busby
Lapel
Samuel Busby
Lapel Methodist Church
Marion King
Brookside Cemetery
Busby
St. John’s Hospital
Fortville
John
Martha McCarty
Lapel Lady Lions
The
Country Community Club
Wayne Sisterhood and Brotherhood
Kenneth Riggs
Eugene Busby
Noblesville
Charles Busby
Rex McCarty
Waltz
Phillip Colip
New Palestine
Howard Colip
Hendry Funeral Home
Alexandris
Mittie Stelter
Karl M. Kyle
Chester Owens
Innisdale UB
Dee Henderson
Church of the Nazarene
Park View
Abbe
Martha Doster
Stelter
Alvin
Ray Stelter
Alexandria
Jay Dee Stelter
Wabash
Vera M. Stelter
Floy M. Eastman
Megtan
Belva Shores Heaton
4Th St
Alva Heaton
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Davis - Strider - Noffze
Park View Cemetery
Cuban guard post fires at U.S. Marines near Guantanamo
The Cuban Armed Forces Ministry reported Ramon Lopez Pena, 19, was fatally shot after a confrontation near Guantanamo as a Cuban guard post fired at two U.S. Marines manning a sentry post nearby. The Marines returned fire, and the incident occurred around 7:07 p.m. local time.
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Comnion
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Ramon Lopez Pena
Guantanamo
State Department
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
Inmate escapes from Indiana Reformatory grounds
Pendleton Indiana AP reports inmate Lyndell Bottoms 30 Plainfield bolted from a garden work detail at the Indiana Reformatory around 3 pm. Bottoms, a trusty, had been serving a grand larceny sentence from Owen County since November 1953. Also, three youths fled the Jasper Pulaski Game Preserve Sunday night: Raymond Keen 19 Alexand ria. Cecil Day 19 Richmond. Harold F Humphrey 20 Chicago.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana
Reformatory
John Buck
Lyndell Bottoms
Plainfield
Bottoms
Owen County
Jasper-Pulaski
Raymond Keen
Alexandria
Madison County
Cecil Day
Richmond
Wayne County
Harold F. Humphrey
Chicago
Sullivan County
Young Republicans Elect Officers for South Bend Meeting
Young Republicans from across Indiana will attend the three day South Bend I gathering with over 400 members. Central region's Young manned From Pace leads, joined by Richard Poindexter of Odon and other appointees including William Leopold, E Alonzo Beckard, Nick Polus, and Harold Hilt who will head various committees. The program features speeches workshops and social events plus business meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Richard Poindexter
Odon
William Leopold
Rensselaer
Alonzo Beckard
Plainfield
Nick Polus
Anderson
Harold Hilt
Osgood
South Bend
Area Man Arranges Lodging For 7000 Jehovah Witnesses
Paul Sekela, circuit supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses in Anderson, arranged rooming for 7000 convention delegates at the Indianapolis district convention held at the State Fair Grounds. More than 20 departments operated for delegates from 20 states, with 126 ministers baptized during the convention. The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society staged similar gatherings across the U.S., Britain and Canada. After a two week California visit, Sekela returns to Anderson to resume oversight of east central Indiana congregations. The typical U.S. visitor stays about 17 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sekela
Jehovah's Witnesses
Anderson
Indianapolis
State Fairgrounds
U.S
Britain
Canada
California
Sekela
Indiana
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Realfort
New Jersey
Unclear fragmentary headline from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a jumble of names and phrases including mentions of interns, MOC, and various garbled terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities present to form a concise news item or summary.
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Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
Thant
London
Judy Garland
St. Stephen's Hospital
Chelsea
Hong Kong
Roxbury
Saxonville, Mass
Roxbury Carpet Co
Patrick A. DeBiase
Westport, Conn
DeBiase
Bigelow Sanford, Inc
Munich
Germany
Monay
DeWitt
DeWit
Fairmount Telephone Company
Sheppard, Bride
GGL Beer
Falls City
Sen. Goldwater
White House
Phoenix
Ariz
Betty Myrick
6Th St
Betty Cox
Delaware
Elvis Dennison
Mary Higgins
Nelle Brown
Chesterfeld
Effie Merrick
Bryan Bright
Marilyn Ogburn and Son
Judy Vaughn and Son
Mary Blake and
Daugher
Nichol Ave
Bessie Hall
Prohibition Party
Socialist
Socialist-Labor 1
Communist Party
Jenny Wallace
West
Duesseldorf
Iavestia
Alexei Adizinthei
Rada
Nikita S$. Khrushchov
West Germany
Adzhubei
Khrushchev
John L. Throckmorton
U. S. Militar Assistance Command
Zara Zink
Esther Koons
Elwaod
Carolyn Lennon
Daleville
Clara Bolt
Janice Thomas
Kilgore
Gary Norris
Mary Hamer
Madison Ave
Ruby Harris
Pitt
Diane Stenienson
W. 27Th St
Iss
Christy Carlile
Commerce Department
Ste Donald McNeal
Pearl
Highland High
Akron, Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Mer
New York Central
Masonic Lodge
International Kiwanis
Mer E
Dren
Frederick the Great
Austria
Madison
ALL Haag Drug Stores
el Wiley
Siawans
Baber
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