Cuban and Viet Nam items dominate World This Morning
The report covers Raul Castro accusing U S Marines at Guantanamo of fatally shooting a Cuban sentry. Cuban tensions rise as Premier Fidel Castro may rethink overtures to the United States. Also reported are Viet Cong attacks near Saigon killing dozens of civilians, a Pathet Lao counter-offensive near Muong Soui, and Cyprus gunboat activity around Limassol amid Makarios arms buildup tensions. Judy Garland receives minor wrist injuries in London. Roxbury Carpet Co names Patrick A DeBiase president at Westport, Conn, with director Charles B Anderson stepping down.
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United Press
Fom
Havana
Raul Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Filel Castro
New Roxbury
Saxonville, Mass
UPI
Roxbury Carpet Co
Patrick ‘A. DeBiase
Westport, Conn
Roxbury
Charles B .Anderson
DeBiase
Flshites
Bigelow Santerd R
Republican Solon Blasts Foreign Aid Purchases
UPI report: Senator John J Williams denounces foreign aid waste including a $1,550,995 payment for $40,000 worth of old rags. Four East German teenagers fled to the West amid the Iran weekend amid a “death strip” fraud case. One man indicted for fraud in 1961 has not stood trial and faces ongoing business with the government.
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Wachingsun
John J. Williams
Senate
Munich
Germany
UPI
Iran
Ship captain says wheat to Cuba may come from U S shipments
The State Department, tracing a claim about U S wheat bound for the Soviet Union, said licenses barred any shipment to Cuba. A Soviet patrol boat boarded the tanker Sister Kingo near Novorossisk after a dispute, and Captain Arthur H. Feadinger relayed that a Soviet ship was to Cuba, while the U S embargo restricts trade with Cuba to medical items and foodstuffs.
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Thas
Soviet Union
Cuba
Kingo
Black Sea
Dort
Novorossisk
Arthur H. Fe
Iver
Ed Bing
Cvviet
State Department
United States
Fairmount Telephone seeks rate rise and expansion plan
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana Public Service Commission received a petition from Citizens Telephone Co Fairmount asking authority to undertake an expansion and improve service and to raise toll rates between Fairmount and Marion Upland Elwood Summitville and Swayzee The conversions would finish in late 1985 for Marion Upland and Swayzee and in late 1986 for the others Eight party rural lines would be reduced to four party New residential rates after completion would be 8 80 for four party 7 for one party
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Citizens Telephone Co
Irmount
Ates
Fairmount Company
Fairmount
Marion
Upland
Elwood
Summitville
Swayzee
Swayze
Store Burglaries Prompt Leads In Two Year Pattern
Sheriff reports a burglary where robbers smashed windows to loot a store of cigarettes soft drinks and perishables. Debris littered the floor while authorities say strong leads exist and an arrest could come. It marks the second grocery burglary in two years.
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Robert Scharnowske
Weather Update With Heat and Storms After Overnight Lows
Forecasters report hot temperatures returning with highs near the 90s and overnight lows in the 60s to low 70s. Renewed thundershowers are expected late in the day, with rainfall amounts of about a tenth of an inch possible.
House To Act Rom Wage Work Three Hours After Congress
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield Mont notes heavy work schedule now that the Republican Convention is over and campaigning begins. The House clears routine business and focuses on President Johnsons anti poverty bill. Mansfield says Democrats will finish the program possibly with Saturday and night sessions. The Senate recessed July 10 for the Republican convention and the House took off a week earlier.
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Rom Wage Woek
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
House
Johnson
Mansfield
Greek Cypriot convoy moves inland under armed guard
British made land rovers driven by men with Bren guns led a nighttime convoy from the Limassol port. UN observers could not follow as the port and facilities were closed. A giant crane loomed over docks while seven trucks carried crates about 20 by 20 by eight feet, likely artillery. The convoys were expected to continue for several days.
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Rej
U.N
Limassol
U. N
Bride seeks cancellation of Dr Heppard bond and return
Fragmented text shows a bride and Dr Heppard involved in bond cancellation and a statement about standing trial again. It references an Iranian national, a desire to fight for innocence, and mentions Guantanamo and prison terms. Details are unclear and names are fragmented.
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Heppard
New York City
Caesal
Guantanamo Naval
Rain and Politics Mix at Citywide Methodist Vespers
The Rev. John Siner will headline a citywide Methodist vespers in Davis Park Sunday 5 to 7 pm. Goldwater aides anticipate a possible meeting with Johnson on civil rights tensions. The program includes scripture reading, music by Alan Deyo, and a reception with pie and cake.
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John Siner
First Meth
Chicago
Davis Park
Goldwater
Johnson
Asbury
Siner
Anderson
Indianapolis
First
President Methodist Church
Washington
White House
Priesman
Ete
Gol Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Water
John Pattison
Bethel Methodist
A. L. Moore
Grace
Edith Whiteford
Gold Avenue Methodist Church
Senate
Alan Deyo
Noble Street Meth
Jodist Church
First Methodist Church
Rainy Hill
Ariz
Ering
Fellowship Hall
Lee Imel
Lester
Arizo- Mathews
Roy Shepnan
George C. Wallace Wallace
Welsh
Everett M. Dirksen
Hhad
Dirksen
Indiana
Ernor Wallace
Wallace
Goldstrong
Barry
George D. Aiken Core
R-Vt
Crats
Terri Core
Aiken
John W
McCormack
D-Mass
Duvall
United States
Scout Jamboree Sees Minor Party Ballot Hopes Amid Wallace Absence
Political observers note minor party and independent candidacies may vie for ballot spots as Wallace exits the race. Prohibition and Socialist groups have appeared in past ballots, while hundreds of scouts aid petition drives with tape signatures to back candidates for the November election. The jamboree broadcasts from the short-wave station and home mailings reflect a broad effort to engage families and supporters nationwide.
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Wallace
Prohibition Party
Lot
Pal
Communist Party
Ned
Henry Wallace
KSBSA
Progressive Party
Morse
Voice
3Mmately
le- Company
Minnesota
Mom
Hospital Dismissals List From Two Hospitals
Dismissed from St. Joan's Hospital are numerous individuals including Robert Ellis of 814 Park Ave and Miss Rosemary Meeks of Route 4, with many other names and addresses listed. Also noted is a deficit drop report from Washington indicating the federal deficit for the year ended June 30 was $500 million below the May estimate, per President Johnson, as commerce shipments rose while orders backlog grew.
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St. Joan’s Hospital
Robert Ellis
Park Ave
Rosemary Meeks
Violet Hancock
Midate
Charlotte Heiden
Beverly Johnson
Alt
Iain
Gladys Durgee
Sth
Elaine Noll
Albert Rumler
Jeffrey Binion
Norris ' We
Mary Mier
Columbus Ave
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Immerce Department
Cuban guard post shooting report referenced
The U S State Department described a Cuban guard post incident at Guantanamo where a sentry fired one shot at a manning post about 100 yards away. A Marine then fired a warning shot over the heads of Cuban personnel, with Ramonio Lopez Pena, 19, reported fatally wounded after being shot twice at 7:07 p m Sunday.
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Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
Ramonio Lopez Pena
Guantanap Mo
State Department
Guantanamo
T Robert J. McCloskey
Soviet Editor Adzhubei in West Germany for two week tour
Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei and his wife Rada Khrushchev’s daughter arrived in West Germany for a two week sightseeing and diplomacy tour. Other assign- ments include naming a luncheon chair and deputy commander positions for the Young Republic event in South Bend. The three day meeting will draw more than 400 participants from across the state with speeches workshops and social events.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
UPL
Izvestia
Alexei Adzhubei
Rada
Central
Richard
West Germany
Anumter
Oden
Goulhern
Rensselaer
E. Alonzo Beckard
Plain
Nick’ Polus
Anderson, Ban’ Washington
UPI
Quet
Harold Hill Dent Johnson
Osgood
John L. Throckmor
South Bend
U.S
Military’ Assistance
Young Republic Command
Viet Nam
Inmate Escapes From Garden Detail At Reformatory
Pendleton Ind AP Lyndell Bottoms 30 Plainfield escaped from the Indiana Reformatory Monday afternoon after throwing down his hoe and fleeing through brush. Bottoms, a trusty, was sent from Hendricks County in November 1968 for grand larceny. Three younger inmates were cited for an incident at Jasper-Pupski Game Preserve Sunday night: Raymond Keen 19 Alexandria Cecil Day 19 Richmond F Humphrey 20 Chicago. All were serving multi year terms for forgery second degree burglary and related charges.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana
Reformatory
Bottoms
Wven County
Conor
Jasper-Puski
Raymond Keen
Alexandra
Madison County
Cecil Day
Richmond
Wayne County
F. Humphrey
Chiago
Sullivan County
Cears
Highland teachers dispute secret school board meeting
Highland teachers and patrons accuse the school board of holding a meeting without notice while reports say the session would be public. Rumors swirl about Rankin possibly becoming Avon High principal and new staff appointments include a district nurse and a speech therapist as kindergarten plans expand.
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Highland Community Association
Raymond ‘Oor
Con.t
Rankin
Avon High
Choo
Iownsburg
Npt
Dale Prough
Rankin Ad
Davis
Mee Tasiy
Teachers Association
Woolbert
Betty Roose
Rhonda Willams
Leach
Frankton
Valley Grove
Chesterfield
Akron
Ohio
UPI
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Man Arranges Lodging for 7000 Jehovah Witnesses in Indianapolis
Paul Sekela, circuit supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses in Anderson area, coordinated rooming for about 7000 delegates at the district convention held recently at the State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis. More than 20 departments aided delegates from 20 states. 126 ministers were baptized during the meeting under the theme Outrage of the Spirit. Sekela said the Watchtower Society organized similar conventions across the US Britain and Canada. After a two week California visit he returns to Anderson to resume oversight of east central Indiana congregations. The average U S visitor stays about 17 days.
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Paul Sekela
Jehovah's Witnesses
Anderson
Indianapolis
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Death notices from Madison area record Edna Busby of Lapel passing at St John Hospital Anderson after brief illness. Burial at Brookside Cemetery. She was a Fortville native, widow of a longtime area resident, with family including daughter Mrs Kenneth Riggs and sons Eugene and Charles Busby. Funeral plans set at Waltz Hiday, with viewing at church. Also Phillip Colip, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Colip, funeral at Hendry Funeral Home today at 2 pm. Survivors include parents and four brothers.
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Alexandria
Mittie Stelter
Karl
Leona. Block
Lena P. Block
W. T. St
Harold E. Rozelle
Ferris Miller
the People’s Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Westport
Edgar
Lora Haycock - Ricketts
The
People’s Church
Earl Ricketts
Hazal Closser
REPSC
C. J. Repchlager
Bristol
Ind
Te Frost
Wagner
Crown Hill
Indianapolis
Reipschlager
New York Central
Masonic Lodge
Anderson
International Kiwanis
Ralph Eades
Ralph €. Eades
Val‘araiso
Mary E. E Ades
St. Luke's Thian
Chicago
Valparaiso
Eades
Charles C
Mary Eades
Anderson High School
Tarlham College
Herald Carrier
Harles Eades
South Bend
Norman Kanker Anderson
Burch # teed
Gary
Valpariso
Hilbert Simpson
Gilbert E. Simpson
Cincinnati Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Tewm Harold Clark
Cheserfield Christian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
IRS
Edna Busby
Marion King
Brookside Cemetery
Busby
St. John's Hosital
Fortville
Apel
John
Martha Mc‘arty
Lanes Methodist Church
1 el Lady
1 el Lady Lions, the County Community Club
Wayne Sisterhood
Kenneth Riggs
Eugene Busby
Noblesville
Charles Busby
Lapel
Rex McCarty
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Colip
New Palestine
Phillip Colip
Howard Colip
Hendry Funeral Home
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Si Ince
Adens
Elaimon
Pharmaco
Keniworh
New Jersey
A Thought to Remember on Counterfeiting and Substitutes
The piece argues counterfeit ideas extend beyond money into cosmetics jewelry clothing and other items. It notes people accept substitutes when genuine options exist and finds no harm in such substitutions.
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Saigon
Vientiane
Muong Soui
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Phou Kout
Cyprus
Makarios
United Nations
Thant
London
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St. Stephen's Hospital
Chelsea
Hong Kong
Solon
Fairmount Telephone Company
Riciac DewWitt
Oueppard
CT Beer
Falls City Beer
Pasred Hizeg piTren Rate
Elvis Dennison
Mary Higgins
Cotage Ave
Todd Dixon
Alexandria Pike
Community Hospital
Kathleen Morris
Jadison Ave
Myrna Rambis
Grimes and Daugher
Fairview
Larry Triplett
Ruth Bagwell
Patriciorktown
Sharon Braddick
Diane Farmer
Middletown
Douglas Jones
Terri Huber
Virgil Sparks
Betty Rada
Maple Malloy
Donald McNeal
Pearl
Nelle Brown
Effie Merrick
Bryan Bright
Marilyn Ogburn and Son
W. 2Nd
Judy Vaughn and Son
Mary Blake and Daugher
Nichol Ave
Bessie Hall
W. Ard
Zara Zink
Esther Koons
Carolyn Lennon
Daleville
Clara Bolt
Janice Thomas
Chesterlein
William Kilgore
Gary Norris
Mary Hamer
Madison Ave
Ruby Harris
Pitt A
Diane Stephenson
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Christy Carlile
Stelter
ALL Haag Drug Stores
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Frederick the Great
Austria
Rea Man
Madison
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