GM Names Boyes Delco Remy General Manager
Perry W. House named to succeed Donald L. Boyes as general manager of GM Delco Remy Division at Anderson. Boyes will become assistant group executive in charge of Automotive Components divisions under James M. Roche. Appointments effective August 1, with Boyes previously GM of Delco Remy since 1957 and House works since 1961.
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Donald L. Boyes
General Motors
James M. Roche
Automotive
Roger M. Kyes
Boyes
Kyes
Roche
Perry W. House
Delco Remy
Anderson
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
GMI
Saginaw
Hastings
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
House
Purdue University
Delco-Remy
Reforms Backed On Immigration Wipe Out Quotas
Washington reports the House judiciary subcommittee approved an immigration reform bill 8 to 0 to end the national origins quota system. The proposal would set a 170000 annual ceiling across former quota countries and favor relatives of American citizens, with a three year transition to the new system.
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Washington
UPI
Art Moore
R-W. Va
William
Clark MacGregor
Rminn
Subcommittee
Michael J. Keighan
D-Ohio
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Peter Rodino
D-N.j
Harold Donohue
D-Mass
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
Jacob Gilbert
D-N.y
Arch
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
U.S
United States
Douglas-Home resigns as Conservative leader in Britain
Former Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home resigns as head of the Conservative party amid pressure for younger leadership to oppose Harold Wilson. Reginald Maudling and Edward Heath are named as top contenders, with Heath the favorite among bookmakers. Douglas-Home will stay in the House of Commons after stepping down from the Lords to become PM earlier.
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London
UPI
Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Wilson
Douglas Home
Reginald Maudling
Edward Heath
Britain
Douglas-Home
Douglas- Home
House of Commons
House of Lords
Commons
Sir Alec
O’ Wilson
Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Heath London
Ladbrokes
British Teacher Charged In Moscow Spy Trial
Gerald Brooke, a 27 year old London language lecturer, pleaded guilty to acting as a liaison between Soviet citizens and the emigre organization NTS. The trial disclosed an alleged Western espionage ring aiming to overthrow the government and involved codes and propaganda sent into the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
API
Soviet Union
Russia
Gerald Brooke
Brooke
London
NTS
Europe
Popular Labor Alliance
United
Central House of Art Workers
Tags
Britain
U.S
Local Bar Owner Sued For Assault Damages
A patron sues Abel's Red Sportsman's Club owner Richard A. Abel for 4930 to 4980 dollars in assault damages filed in Madison Superior Court. The claim alleges Abel struck him without provocation on August 6, 1984 at 1925 Broadway, knocking him to the floor and causing permanent injuries.
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Madison Superior Court
Albert W. Rickard
Crystal St
Rickard
Richard A. Abel
Abel
Broadway
Richard
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Thel
Damworld
U. S
Anderson
Planet Mars
Richard E. Kreegar
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
United Press International
Fire at Greenfield Ford dealership destroys cars
A $75,000 fire at Inskeep Ford Sales in Greenfield, Indiana, damaged 11 cars and a wrecker and collapsed the roof over the service area. Fire officials said a car in the garage likely exploded its gas tank after a wiring short started the blaze, which fought by four units for about three hours. Security policeman James Dobbins reported hearing an explosion before the fire.
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Greenfield
Ind
Ford
Bob Schrieber
James Dobbins
Estranged Husband Slays Two Ends His Life in New Albany Home
In New Albany Indiana police say an estranged husband shot and killed his mother in law and a brother inside a living room then shot himself. The wife Carolyn Dalton 23 escaped and later died in Floyd Memorial Hospital Louisville KY. Authorities found the man dead in an alley after the gunfire.
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New Albany
Ind
Virginia Mae Nor
Lis
Norton
Carolyn Dalton
Floyd
Robert
Louisville
Memorial Hospital
Budget Studies Spark Critical Attention in 1966
Police investigated a fatal shooting as budget talks loom for Anderson and Madison County. Witnesses described a pistol flash and a body found in the back yard after a 12 gauge shotgun and a .38 revolver were used.
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E Dalton
James Bog
Anderson Chamber
Dalton
Commerce
Raymond Norton
Hearings On Service Merger Postponed
UPI reports Defense Secretary McNamara requested the delay. House hearings on merging the Army Reserves and the National Guard were postponed for a week. Senator Stennis cites Vietnam developments as a reason against the merger. Hebert says he is agreeable to the postponement.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
House
Army Reserves
National Guard
Congress
John Stennis
D -Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Vietn Nam
Stennis
Subcommittee
McNamara
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
Armed Services
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In Moscow a so called sex education book titled Boy and Girl appeared in bookstores on Thursday and was predicted to become a best seller. The UPI report notes it as the first such publication seen in the city.
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Moscow
UPI
Babe Ruth World Series volunteers sought in Anderson
Preparations for the Babe Ruth World Series at Memorial Field August 21 to 23 call for volunteers each evening from 6 to 10. committees seek 30 more host homes, seven service groups, five parade sponsors, and 4 006 season ticket buyers, with contact numbers for coordinating efforts.
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Anderson
Memorial Field
Larry Magers
Jim Starrett
Foster Parents
Babe Ruth
Ronnie Fletcher
Lloyd Stoner
J.D. Coen
al Tibbetts
Fred Kean
Gebe Ruth
Thomas Fatterson
Club
Max Beigh
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Herald
Weekend forecast brings sunny heat and humidity
The forecast calls for a hot humid weekend with sunny skies today and Saturday. Highs reach the 90s with lows in the 70s and mild morning and evening conditions including sunset at 8 09 p m and sunrise at 5 27 a m.
Greek Forces Put On Alert Over Communist Riots
Premier George Thanassiadis-Novas forms a tense Greek alert as Defense Minister Kos toparou summons service chiefs amid fears of new riots by Communists. Adm Toumba blames Communists and ousted Premier Papandreou for violence that left one dead, 23 police and 91 civilians injured, with hundreds arrested.
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Athens
APS
Georgethanassiadis - Novas
Stavros Kostopolous
Adm
John Toumba
George Papandreou
Toumba
Papandreou
Agreement Reached on Housing Measure
Senate House conferees reached a compromise on a $7.5 billion omnibus housing bill. It includes a new rent subsidies program costing $350 million, with completion to rental housing units by nonprofits likely two to three years away. Also reports of deadly and damaging rains in southwestern Japan with multiple casualties and injuries.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
Two Charged With $150,000 Jewel Robbery
Miami police arrest a beachboy and a former Playboy Club bunny linked to the $150,000 department store jewel robbery. Richard Dickie Pearson, 35, and Mary Elaine Denison were charged after a bus-station arrest. A third suspect, a girl, escaped. detectives said they know his identity and will arrest him soon.
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Miami
UPL
Jack
Murph
Murphy
Feanaes
Gonthea
Richard
Dickie) Pearson
Mary Elaine Denison
Charles Hight
Elwood
Donald Trissell
Tives
Columbus Ct
Apts
David Lacier
Ter. Rt
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births reported at Community Hospital in Anderson and nearby areas. Details of newborns and families not fully provided in the available text.
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Community Hospital
GOP Leader Demands LBJ Ask Approval
Washington UPI report on President Johnson holding a four hour strategy session with advisers on Viet Nam and signaling a probable reserve callup. House Republican Leader Gerald Ford urged congressional approval before calling reservists up, as Moyers noted no extended tours or drafts were discussed. The debate over amendments and the veto issue continued through three days of heated talks.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
White House
U.S
Congress
House
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
Bill D. Moy Yers
Senate
Moyets
House doubles funds to wage poverty fight
The House approved 243 to 178 to authorize 139 billion dollars for the Office of Economic Opportunity for the year starting July 1. Democrats narrowly defeated a GOP push to retain blanket veto power on anti poverty projects. The Republican amendment lost 155 to 150 on a non record vote and the final passage was 227 to 178.
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Washington
Upi
House
Johnson
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Bilt
Officials weigh options on recommendations and deliberations
In Saigon, American and South Vietnamese officials urge a big increase in troop commitments. A Thursday session discussed how to proceed with the recommendations and deliberations.
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Saigon
Missing Texas coeds hunted after bloodstain found
A bloodstain in an abandoned car prompted a wider manhunt for University of Texas sophomores Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark both 21 of Dallas reported missing since Sunday. Police, Texas Rangers, FBI, and DPS continued to search Austin area with limited clues awaiting page 3 details.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
University of Texas
Dallas
Miss Rigsby
Marthe Blount
Temperatures Spike Across Indiana Amid Heat Wave
Hoosiers endure one of the hottest days with temperatures into the 90s statewide. Forecasters warn more heat ahead for Friday and Saturday as readings climb above 90 at most stations, with Lafay et al reporting the season’s peak.
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United Press International
Sis
Indiana
Lafay
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Young Gop
Fred James
Madison County
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Alex Armendaris
South Bend
Ted Tobin
Marion
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Armendaris
Tobin
Indianapolis
Herald Phato
Sisemez
Greenfield Auto Firm
William Bruner
Anderson and
Republican Women’s Club
Harold Actor
van Buskirk Rd
Bob Miller
Frank Allis
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Japan
Anderson and Vicinity
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