Word War Erupts From Caucuses
Democrats and Republicans at the national four governors conference clash over Viet Nam policy. Texas Governor Connally voiced full support for the President while Michigan's Romney questioned the administration and urged more foreign affairs focus. Idaho Governor Smylie called for frankness before any Viet Nam resolution vote.
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Minneapolis
Republican Governors Conference
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Viet Nam
Babe Ruth Series Foster Parents Seek 22 More Homes
Co chairmen Lloyd Stoner and Ronnie Fletcher of Foster Parents Committee urge hosting for visiting Babe Ruth World Series players at Memorial Field in Anderson. With 32 homes already pledged, 22 more are needed to house two players each. Hosts provide supervision meals transport and activities. special booklets are available. contact numbers 644-6792 and 644-7143.
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Lioyd Stoner
Ronnie Fletcher
Foster Parents Committee
Memorial Field
Hail Park
New Arrivals in Ander and Community Hospital Births
A list of newborns from Ander and Community Hospital births includes multiple families welcoming boys and girls. Names include Mr and Mrs Larry Hurley, Ivan Ebbert, Laurel Blake, Wilfred Pritchett, Robert Stoge Miller, Harold Sylvester, Robert Ashton, Virgil Michael Rit 2, Jerry Mandrell, David Ashby, Fred Dietz, Robert Dailey, John Westet, Kenneth Pickering, William Decker, Kenneth Wagner, Thomas Swan, Willie Rayford, Phil Clemens, John Stanley, and Harold White, with addresses across Seminole, Johnson, Middletown, Alexandria, Walnut, Raible, and other streets.
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St. John's Hospital
Larry Hurley
Seminole Dr
Ivan Ebbert
Johnson Ave
Laurel Blake
Middletown
Wilfred Pritchett
Alexandria
Robert Stogemiller
Walnut At
Harold Sylvester
Ingalls
Robert Ashton
Raible Ave
Virgil Michael Rit
Wospita
Jerry Mandrell
David Ashby
Fred Dietz
Robert Dailey
Chase St
John Westet
Hopper
Kenneth Pickering
William Decker Chesterfield
Kenneth Wagner
Main St
Thomas Swan
Columbus Ave
Willie Rayford
W. 20Th St
Phil Clemens
Halford St
John Stanley
Harold White
King Leads Mass Chicago Rights Protest March
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led thousands through Chicago's Loop during rush hour in a lengthy protest demanding an end to racism and the ouster of Chicago schools chief Dr. Benjamin C. Willis. King, weakened by illness, praised the march as successful and urged mayor Daley to facilitate Willis' departure.
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King
Chicago
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Grant Park
City Hall
Benjamin C. Willis
Richard J. Daley
Willis
Rev
Area Entries Win Events At Muncie Fair
Mervin Shuter and family showed the champion Red Poll heifer while Clifton Paddock and family from Lafayette Two exhibited the reserve champion Hereford Keifer at the 20th Muncie District Gold Medal Beef Show.
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Becky Paddock
Clifton Paddock
Lafayette Township
Muncie
Mervin Shuter
Family
Clifton
Lafayette Two
Passenger Train Derails Near Denver After Flooded Tracks
A UP passenger train derailed 12 hours after tracks were weakened by flood waters near Rollinsville Colorado. Nine cars left the rails causing one crew member to suffer a broken hip and several others minor injuries. Fire, steam, and sparks were observed as the City of Denver Zephyr and California Zephyr routes were disrupted.
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Sterling
Colo
UPI
Union Pacific
Ofi
Robert Angel Sterling
Jof
Denver
Rinaldo
City of den
Denver & Rio Grande
Cook Hiawatha Allen
Chi- Western
California
Zephyr
Jcago
Den
Rollinsville
Hector Rinaldo
Gers
Chicago
Portland
Ore
Stephen Horn
Ronald A. Rollinsville
Horn
Frankton
Rio Grande
Crewsi
Vin
Cent
Larry Norris
Elate
Zist
Silo Ant
Paul
Alex
Neal Smith
A. D. Martini
Vernon Sheppardson
Grand Junction
Indiana Increases Fire Insurance Rates on Dwellings
Indiana’s Insurance Department approved a rise in fire insurance rates for owner-occupied and some unfenced dwellings by up to 50 percent for new or renewing policies. The change excludes homeowners with package policies and does not affect wind hail or tornado coverage. Examples show a $5 000 policy rising from 11 to 16 50 in Indianapolis and other cities, with higher increases for towns of similar size and waterworks.
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Indiana Insurance Department
Indian ‘Rating Bureau
Joseph Wood
Wood
Insurance Department
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Vinccennes
Michigan City
Municie
Wabash
LaPorte
Tipton
Break-In At Local Home But Noted Amount Taken
About $80 was taken during a break-in at the home of Anna Smith at 1814 Fairview St, detectives said yesterday. Entry occurred last week via a cut screen door with $50 in currency and $30 in coins stolen from the residence. Deputies also reported a break-in at Zingo Service Station at State Road 32 and Lone Oak Road, with an undetermined amount from a cigarette vending machine after someone pried open the front doors.
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Anna Smith
Fairview St
St. Rd
Lone Oak Rd
Hearing Scheduled for 1957 Fire Investigation
A State Fire Marshall hearing is set for August 3 to reopen investigation into the February 11 1957 blaze that destroyed the Anderson Bowling Center at 4002 Main St. Howard Boegaholtz of the State Fire Marshall's Office will conduct the hearing and has issued multiple subpoenas.
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Anderson
Main St
Howard Boegahholtz
Boegaholtz
Local Livestock Show Results Highlight Alexandria Entries
Vandria placed 12th and 14th with summer Angus bulls and 5th in the get of fire class. Lewis Hannah of Alexandria tops junior yearling heifer. Harold Morehead and Family of Alexandria earned 4th and 6th with Please Turn to Page 2, Column.
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Vandria
Angus
Lewis Hannah
Alexandria
Harold Morehead
Family of
Strike Begins In Greece Amid General Labor Walkout
In Athens the Leftisti General Confederation of Labour led a 24 hour strike testing strength against the royal backed government of Premier George Athanasiadis Novas. The government branded the move illegal and ordered workers in utilities to continue work or face prosecution as security forces stood by for possible unrest.
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Athens
General Confederation
Labar Tbegan
George Athanasiadis Novas
Piraeus
George Papandreou
Athanasiadis Novas
Papandreou
Center Union Party
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Center Union
Mystery Caller Burns Out Car Lights in Mistaken Identity
A man phoned Steve Mize in Atlanta and apologized for wrecking his car. He said he mistook Mize for his ex wife’s boyfriend and kicked out tail lights punctured two fenders smashed headlights cracked windshield tore off wipers and chrome then hung up without identifying himself.
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Atlantaa
UPI
Steve Mize
Mize
Middletown honors Quasquicentennial with alumni dinner
About 400 people attended Middletown’s Quasquicentennial finale alumni dinner. Eugene Lovett gave grace, classes mingled for picnics, Van Jameson hosted, and special musical numbers were performed by Verna Van Hoy Whitworth Eloise Van Hoy and a school trio. Grave remarks from John St. John and Orville Haven. Dallas Hunter elected president of a permanent alumni association. Birch Bayh guest speaker announced to be recalled to Washington.
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Middletown
Eugene Lovett
van Jameson
Middletown School
Verna van Hoy Whitworth
Eloise’ van Hoy
Virginia Reedy
Marilyn Montgomery
New’ Castle
Rosemary de Peuw
Indianapolis
John St. John
Rebecca William Graves Sr
Orville Oy Haven
Frank Smith
Dallas Hunter
Betty Wood
Mary Jane Dresser
Dora Mattox
Birch Bayh
Court Dominated By Theft Cases One Is Sentenced
Six theft cases were heard in Madison Circuit Court yesterday. Elmer Sloan Jr. received a 1-3 year suspended sentence at the reformatory for a May 15 auto theft after pleading guilty. Booker T. Braxton faced an arrest warrant for failing to appear. Four cases were continued to Sept. 11. Other defendants included Robert Ray Hampton, James L. Ryatt, and Albert Wayne Durham.
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Madison
Indiana
Elmer Sloan, Jr
Sloan
Carl T. Smith
Reformatory
Booker T. Braxton
Sycamore St
Braxton
Robert Ray Hampton
Eckhouse St
James L. Ryatt
Albert Wayne Durham
Rotary Formed Image Group Boosts Anderson Image Plan
A new Anderson Rotary Club committee named Anderson the Beautiful Community Image Committee aims to boost the city’s image through events, Welcome to Anderson billboards, a possible parade float, and an “Anderson the Friendly” campaign. The effort includes a community image award and coordinated club participation.
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Veseey
Anderson
Anderson the Beautiful
Meise
Heavy U S and Viet Cong losses as raids continue
U S and Vietnamese forces struck over 260 targets in North and South Vietnam on Monday while avoiding Hanoi after a Soviet supplied missile apparently downed an Air Force F4C Phantom. Government troops claimed victory near Pleiku as raids pressed toward the coast, with U S pilots steering clear of Hanoi and North Vietnamese claims of more shoots downs.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Sunda
Pleiku
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Three Alex youths hurt in wreck near Summitville
An Alexandria youth, John W. Goodman, 17, was seriously hurt when a 1957 model car driven by William Vanetta, 19, rolled over several times near Summitville on Summitville Road. Goodman suffered a head injury and a deep cut. Vanetta and Bruce G. Womack, 16, were listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital.
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Alexandria
Summitville
John W. Goodman
Community Hospital
William Vanetta
Bruce G. Womack
Vanetta
Sheriff's Depties
Sheriff's Office
Goodman
Walter Kulevas
Lincolnshire
Cross St
Highland School
Phyllis Wilson
Crime Commission Created
President Johnson created a high level commission led by Assistant Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach to conduct the first nationwide study of crime. The group is asked to deliver detailed anti crime measures within 18 months as FBI data show rising crime in 1964. Suburban areas saw the sharpest increases and 48.4 percent of serious crimes involved under 18s.
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Washington
UPC
Johnson Monday
Ait
Nicholas Katzenpach
Rime
FBI
U.S
Barry M. Goldwater
Johnson
Study Commission
Colums
State Forecaster Sees No 90 Degree Week In Indiana
The state will not reach 90 degree temperatures this week as a cooler air mass moves in. A thunderstorm-producing front that ended the hottest day of the year will linger, keeping daily highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s. Rain is light, totaling about one tenth to one fourth inch north and half an inch south, with most rain midweek.
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United Press International
Indiana
Delco-Remy Names J Stewart Garlic Works Manager
DR Promotions announce J Stewart Garlic named new works manager for the Delco Remy Division of General Motors. Perry W House becomes general manager of the division and Garlic will oversee manufacturing at 14 plants in Anderson and four other cities. Richard K Williams succeeds Garlic as manufacturing manager of the Anderson plants. Williams is a Purdue graduate and former US Army Air Force officer. Don L Boyes moves to a senior GM position.
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J Stewart Garlic
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Perry W. House
Garlic
Anderson
Delco
House
Richard K. Williams
Don L. Boyes
Mr. Williams
Summitville
Indiana
General Motors Institute
Flint
Michigan
Anderson Rotary Club
Society of Automotive Engineers
Anderson Country Club
Williams
Purdue University
US Army Air Force
Toremar
Rvtvsitn
Colin T
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