Senate approves 207 Million military pay rise
The Senate backed a magnitude pay increase for 1.8 million active duty personnel. The $207.5 million measure raises basic pay by 6 to 8.5 percent for those with two years service or more and under two years for recruits. House action was expected to follow and then to the White House for signing.
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UPI
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White House
Richard B. Russell
Congress
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Niformed
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Public Health Services
Coast and Aeodetic Survey
Anniversary Mall project in downtown Elmsford progresses
The downtown mall plan on Meridian Street advances after one day of work as crews lay gravel and build a block long area with two traffic lanes open. Mall superintendent Jon Wilding notes heat and schedule delays but expects completion of the central pedestrian section and surrounding sidewalks as the chamber and city work to spark downtown rehabilitation.
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Woofin
Coa
Sae
Meridian St
Jion Wild
Wilding
Anderson's
Chamber of Com
Mall Superinmerce
Tendent
Jon Wilding
Robert N. Shoe
Richard Britton
Gordon Sin- Project
NEW York
Samuel Sheppard
Viet Cong Reds Kill 40 at Saigon Outpost Attack
Reports say Communist Viet Cong guerrillas killed 40, including women and children, at a government outpost 75 miles southwest of Saigon. The assault featured a heavy mortar barrage before defenders drove off the attackers, with U.S. Army helicopters in the area and provincial troops pursuing.
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Vem
Saion
Phong Thanh
Saigon
Judy Garland Sedated After Wrist Injuries in London
London AP report states actress Judy Garland remained under sedation in a nursing home Monday after receiving hospital care for wrist injuries.
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London
Judy Garland
Indiana Weather Turns Hot and Muggy Across State
The Weather Bureau warns of hot humid conditions with intermittent showers across Indiana. Severe thunderstorm watches in the northwest and parts of Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan expired Monday night without damage reports while highs across the next five days are forecast in the upper 80s.
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Illinois
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Michigan
Wallace Resigns Presidential Try In Hoosierland
Indiana Republican leaders and Democrats welcomed Governor Wallace’s decision not to run in Indiana. Welsh Manfred Sore and Leslie Duvall called the move beneficial to the political system and repudiated Wallace’s philosophy, noting the party should stay united.
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Hoosierland
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Indiana
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Welsh
Manfred Sore
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Leslie Duvall
Young Republicans appoint eight for state meeting
Indiana Young Republican Federation leaders announced eight committee chairmen to organize the state meeting in South Bend on August 7 and 8. Bell of Evansville heads the Miss Indiana VA contest, Wayne Tash of Richmond leads registration, and three attendance chairmen include Arnie Leichy of Berne for the Northern region and Martin Mueller of Indianapolis.
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South Bend
Heldon Bell
Evansville
Indiana
Wayne Tash
Richmond
Arnie Leichy
Berne
Martin Mueller
Indianapolis
Goldwater Homecoming Marred by Nazi Protest in D C
Senator Barry Goldwater, carrying the Republican nomination, faced a disrupted homecoming rally in Washington as a small group of Nazi sympathizers shouted We want Rockwell amid rain and boos from supporters. Police guarded Goldwater as reporters noted one protester, Lynn Giesy, identified with the American Nazi party.
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Goldwater
Rockwell
George Lincoln Rockwell
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Calewater
Stern
Lynn Giesy
Gaba
Harlem Riots Continue as Police Patrol Stricter
Negroes demonstrate in Harlem for a third straight night as 100 plus patrols maintain order. Mayor Wagner aborts European trip to return amid calls from civil rights leaders for stronger protection after weekend violence that left multiple shot and fears of further unrest. James Farmer seeks state militia action but no federal troops are requested. staff in touch with Johnson.
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Harlem
Manhattan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Herave
Farmer
Johnson
Washington
Robert F. Wagner
James
Powell
James Gilligan
Gilligan
Jesse i
Scout Jamboree Shows How Small the World Becomes
At a six national Boy Scout Jamboree on a 1900 acre site 52 000 scouts from all 50 states and four foreign countries stay in touch with home via 178 500 daily letters and 41 450 outgoing calls. The event ends Thursday as families common to Valley Forge and nearby areas monitor the week long gathering with reporters noting the vast contact network and global reach of this youth event.
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Valley Forge
New Zealand
United States Rejects Cuban Killing Charge Near Gitmo
Washington reports Cuba accused American Marines at Guantanamo of fatally wounding a Cuban guard. U S officials say the incident was a staged propaganda event timed to a Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting. State Department protest over Cuban shot at a Marine post noted two shots total with one by a U S Marine.
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United States
Guantanamo Naal
State Department
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Guanats Name
Fears Hit OAS Meeting On Cuban Sanctions
As Latin American nations debate sanctions against Cuba the OAS meeting faces jittery warnings from Bolivia Chile Mexico and Uruguay while Argentina Brazil and Peru show conditional support. Venezuela hopes for stronger measures with a Thursday vote looming.
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Urugui
JAS
Mexico City
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Brazil
Peru
Ignacio Iribarren] Borges
New Arrivals In Anderson and Area Births
Birth notices from Anderson and nearby list newborns at local hospitals. Families include Mr. and Mrs. William Olford a girl at 308 Country Club Lane and others in Alexandria and nearby towns. Names such as Dr. William Mathews and Paul McClead appear among parents and grandparents.
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Wiliam Olford
Country Club Lane
Antes
McGrady
Hendricks St
Reuel Carter
Robert Dickerson
Alexandria
Don McAllister
Ernie Lane
Community Hospital
Alhambra
Calif
Paul Comor
Ples Mathews
Donald Paul McClead
Wayne
Curt Paul
Bill Curts
Paul McClead
No True Bill After Madison County Shooting Probe
Madison County Grand Jury returned a no true bill on the case as Willie Hampton 18 was ruled accidental. Ronald Wallen 22 of 1201 E St St held on preliminary homicide charge after statements say the two men pointed rifles at each other in Wallen’s living room and a weapon discharged.
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Madison County
Hampton
Ronald Wallen
E. St. St
Wallen
Ed Hampton
Sheriff Nearing Break in Reported Rape Case
A rape was reported in a Jeh isville house trailer yesterday. The sheriff’s office said the case was very near a solution. A man entered the trailer between noon and 1 pm and attacked the woman. Two men from Marion Veterans Hospital who recently escaped were arrested and reportedly gave signed statements admitting entering St Ambrose Church on Saturday to steal wine. They were Joseph Tooley of Evansville, 38, and Clyde S Brown, 46, of Elkhar ton, who had left the hospital and hitchhiked to Anderson. They were detained by Sgt. Kenneth Hosier and Officer Haughston Broadnax. Burglars also hit the Bristol grocery on West 5th Street, stealing about $90 in sash and over $100 in other merchandise.
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Marion Veteran’s Hospital
St. Ambrose Church
Joseph Tooley
Evansville
Clyde S. Brown
Eikharton
Anderson
Kenneth Hosier
Haughston Broadnax
Bristotol
W. Sth
Stanley Defends Extremist Groups At YWCA Speech
Scott Stanley Jr. of American Opinion defended extremist groups at a YWCA event hosted by Anderson and Muncie Tell John Birch chapters. He argued conservatives must be informed and blamed the State Department for treason in supporting foreign leaders like Castro Betancourt and Sukarno. He urged action beyond mere conservatism as the talk concluded.
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UN 1 Poupre Ea Tiga
Scott Stanley Jr
American Opinion
YWCA
Anderson and Muncie
Tell John Birch
Society
Sukarno
State Department
Highland High School Names New Principal Amid Controversy
Highland High School elevates Milford Davis to principal after David Rankins resigns. The change comes as the school, under the Central Metropolitan School Board, faces tensions with teachers who reported little notice of the move and questioned the board’s handling of the transition.
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Highland Highnoor
Highland
David Rankins
Milford
Muff” Davis
Davis
Ighond
Central Metropolitan School Board
Greek Cypriots Move Heavy Machinery Secretly Amid Arms Buildup
Reports say Greek Cypriots loaded 96 truckloads of heavy equipment from three ships and moved them inland to secret depots under cover, as Arch Bishop Makarios rejected UN Secretary General Thant’s appeal to halt arming Cyprus. Observers noted a new shooting incident in Kalavakia with villagers accusing Greek Cypriots of firing over 100 shots, prompting a Finnish UN patrol to be dispatched.
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Reek Cyprios
Enor
Makarios
United
Nations
Thant
Cyprus
Nations Command
Kalavakia
U. N
Miller arrives in Buffalo to noisy welcome
Republican vice presidential candidate William Miller arrived at Greater Buffalo International Airport to a crowd around 1000. He said he would welcome support from anyone backing the party platform and hoped the GOP would win in November on basic political issues.
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Rep. Miller
Greater Buffalo International Airport
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