Anderson man charged with rape in Perkinsville case
Orville Eugene Bowen age 37 of 21 Coventry Drive faced preliminary rape charges in City Court after a noon Monday incident in Perkinsville. A $2000 bond was set as prosecutors consider Circuit Court charges. A Bristol grocery burglary was also alleged with an 18 year old male suspect held for investigation.
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Anderson
Perkinsville
Orville
Eugene Bowen
Coventry Dr
R. R. Robbins
William F. Lawler, Jr
Larry Lee Lockridge
W. 7Th St
Bristol
Johnson links demonstrations to Communists amid Harlem rioting
Johnson says money-backed demonstrations involve known Communists and fringe groups. He asserts many riots are driven by radicals and extremists rather than Harlem’s rank and file, with frightened residents swept up by agitators. Police evidence points to Communist involvement, but no concrete proof yet.
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Harlem
Juvenile Arrest Overseen by City and Juvenile Authorities
A juvenile is in the care of juvenile authorities after damage to the store interior. The investigation was conducted jointly by city detectives and juvenile departments. The arrest was made by Captain Robert Scharnowske and Detective Lt. Harry Chappell.
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Robert Scharnowske
Harry Chappell
Harlem violence sparks federal help discussions
Press Secretary George E. Reedy said no mention of federal marshals or troops to curb Harlem violence. CORE leader James Farmer urged troops, warning of another night of hell as riots continued and police issued warnings amid threats to officers.
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George E. Reedy
Harlem
Free
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Buriat
James Powell
Thomas Gills
Radio Sigan
Johnson
Paul Serevane
White House
Esuucu J
Farmer
J. Edgar Hoover
Nelson A
Rockefeller
John Davis
The
Hoover
Murphy
Jackson
Screvane
Gilligan I
National Guard
United States Army
James Lawson
United African Nationalist Movement
Wagner
Russian language document signed by Fertig questioned
Izvestia reported Fertig signed a boarding party document in Port Said admitting rule violations. He said the form was in Russian and not translated for him, as five minutes later he warned the world of Soviet ships attacking a merchant vessel and contacting the U.S Navy.
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U.S Navy
Izvestia
Fertig
Governor’s license dispute cited in ABC deadlock
Peterson said Harris promised license pickup June 29 after Greenfield Beverage Inc controlled by Kirkpatrick forced hearings May 12 and July 7. ABC deadlocked 2-2 last Wednesday on the permit with Harris contesting a required fifth vote to break the tie.
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Peterson
Harris
Greenfield Beverage Inc
Kirkpatrick
ABC
Welfare bill seeks 40000 youth corps and federal aid
Senate leaders back a broad welfare measure creating a 40,000 member youth corps modeled after the Civilian Conservation Corps and providing federal aid to communities, small business, and farmers to fight poverty. Democrats back the bill. Goldwater and Tower oppose. Jordan may vote to proceed but will oppose passage.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Civilian Conservation Corps
Goldwater
Tower
Sen B. Jordan
Kidaho
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Jacob K. ‘Javits
R-N.y
Heritage Day at Valley Forge highlights 1964 American Heritage program
The Kikihawenund Council Scouts at Valley Forge state park enjoy Heritage Day with bands, fife and drum corps, and demonstrations. They tour historic sites and hear about Washington’s winter stay, while critics flag anti poverty bill efforts and federal powers.
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Valley Forge State Park
Ithe
Boy Scouts of America
t \Freedoms Foundation
Valley 4 Forge
Americas
Doug Smith
Bruce Kildow
Kikihawen
É Troops
Auvulee
Valley Forge
George Washlington
Beetle Quarantine Expands Across Indiana State
Madison County joins 33 Indiana counties under an immediate cereal beetle quarantine by the State Conservation Department. The measure will apply statewide after a set date, with strict rules on moving shipments of train hay and sod between quarantined areas and other regions, requiring treatment certificates.
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Madison County
Indiana
State Conservation Department
Donald E. Foltz
Foltz
Exiled Cuban Protestors Clash With Police at Pan American
Hundreds of anti Castro Cuban exiles clashed with police at the Pan American Union Building in Washington. Four people were injured including two officers. Demonstrators demanded freedom for Cuba as diplomats debated sanctions with Mexico and a trade embargo.
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Washington
UPI
Pan American Union
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Ain
Constitution Avenue
U. S
Mall area closed as crowd limits eyed during shows
The Chamber of Commerce named three more firms aiding mall construction Warren's Turf Nursery Duo Sanitary Supply and Jones Electronics Supply of Anderson Inc More than 20 cooperating firms were previously announced Police reported Claude A Doolittle 26 of Greenfield died after a power shovel pinned him against a filling station in Finley Carrollton Indiana during the incident
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Jre
Chamber of Commerce
Warren’s Turf Nursery
Duo-Sanitary Supply
Jones' Electronics Supply
jAnderson, Inc
Finley-Carrollton
Ind
Claude A. Doolittle
Greenfield
Sheriiff's
Russia Rejects Bridge Incident and Coast Guard Tension
A Soviet bridge incident led to a boarding party allegedly pushing crew and flagging international rules. The State Department conceded Soviet actions might be legally permissible in context but urged restraint. Fertig reportedly warned against leaving port without formalities as coast guard cutters closed in.
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State Department
Fertig
Coast Guard
Graveside rites for Elwood infant Biddle
Elwood infant David Wayne Biddle son of Wilbur A and Susan Poole Biddle was stillborn Tuesday at Mercy Hospital. Survived by parents a brother and grandparents. Graveside services set for 10 a.m. today at Elwood City Cemetery conducted by Rev. Roscoe Pheniger. Copher and Fesler Funeral Home in charge.
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Elwood
David Wayne Biddle
Wilbur A. J
Susan Poole Biddle
Mercy Hospital
Jon Allen
Harold Poole
Myrtle Biddle
Roscoe Pheniger
Grace Methodist Church
Elwood City
Copher
Local Boy Day Proposal and Farm Income Note
A letter urged the school board to set the time and place for a Local Boy Day with Mr. Davis Mr. Renkin and Mr. Prough promising attendance after notifying the Highland Teachers Association. Separately a Washington report stated about 55 percent of U S farmers receive 95 percent of total farming income.
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Davis
Renkin
Prough
Washington
U.S
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Inez Durham of Fortville dies at 72 after a long illness. Funeral services set for Thursday at Paul C. Cory Funeral Home, Fortville Christian Church, burial in Beepite Cemetery Windall. Surviving husband William Durham, daughter Betty Ledbetter, son Virgil Durham, sister Goldie Plouser, three grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Carrie Elizabeth Dickey of Beall's Chapel near Grammer dies. services held at Hathaway Funeral Home Columbus, burial Rose Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband Reed Dickey, son Robert, daughter Maxine Dickey, sister-in-laws and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Rushville
W. 8Th St
California
Albert E. McLaughlin
American Steel and Wire Company
VRS
Inez Durham
Fortville
William Durham
Tipton County
Daniel Brittenham
Paul C. Cory
Gilbert Schreiber
Betty Ledbetter
Virgil Durham
Goldie Plouser
Elwood
Carrie Dickey Beall
Carrie Elizabeth Dickey
Grammer
Ind
Beall’s Chapel
Lapel
Hathaway Funeral Home
Columbus
Rose Lawn
John W
Lydia Ann Tooley
Dyers Creek
Jennings County
Reed Dickey
Robert
Maxine Dickey
Washington, D. C
Thomas Tooley
Anderson
Mary Gilmore
May Manford
Cyrus
Bessie) Milburn
Anderson Area
Homer
Zetta) Hulse
Muncie
Ray
Vera) Irwin
Scipio
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