Rochester Curfew Lifted as Riots Subside in Rochester
Rochester officials eased the dusk to dawn curfew after three days of Negro rioting and looting ended. Mayor Frank Lamb pledged hard action for any renewed violence while City Manager Homer warned against gatherings. Police and National Guard remained on alert with hundreds arrested for curfew violations and more than 850 jailed since Friday night.
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N. Y
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Porter W. Honer
National Guard
Homer
Tornado Strikes Wisconsin Area Killing Four and Injuring Many
United Press International reports a violent tornado outbreak across Wisconsin and neighboring states. At least four people died and dozens were injured as the storm damaged homes, trailers, and property, with crews documenting shattered windows and scattered debris in multiple communities. Severe thunderstorm alerts extended from Minnesota to Michigan as damage was reported from Minot, North Dakota to Texas.
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United Press International
Eas
Wisconsin
Cama
Send
Houston
Wis
Minnesota
Michigan
Texas
Minot
N. D
Council To Meet Thursday On City Salary Ordinance
Madison residents faced a water shortage after a city well was knocked out by lightning. Five people were injured when a line held at a special meeting at City Hall to discuss salaries for non-elected officials and city employees. The meeting was set for 5 30 pm to adopt the ordinance before August 1, with no impact on elected city officials.
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Madison
Wis
Anaerson
City Hall
Wisconsin
Aother
Farmington
Ill
Wichita Falls
Council
Ronald Fletcher
Fletcher
Goldwater Signals Readiness for TV Debates
Barry M. Goldwater told a group of 70 Republicans that he is ready to face President Johnson on television in a presidential debate. Rep. Jack Westland said the remarks came after a long closed meeting with House Republicans. Westland and others outlined campaign plans and noted doubts about heavy travel, but support for reviving televised debates amid a push to revise equal time rules.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Republican Congress
Johnson
Jack West
Land
R-Wash
House
CBS Senen House
Zea Jonson
House Interior
Westland
GOP
John F
Dakozine
Ilinois
American Legion
Westlana
Cross
Bridge
Goldwater
Auto Wrecks Injure Four In Busy Two-Day Spree
Four people suffered injuries in recent auto accidents. Kenneth Ritchhart and Linda Ritchhart were hurt on Milton Avenue when their car struck a parked Watson vehicle causing $900 damage to the Ritchhart car and $200 to the Watson car. Betty Roberts sustained multiple injuries in a two car crash at 2nd and Cedar Streets, with Earl Fred also injured in the same collision.
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Milton Ave
Kenneth Francis Ritchhart
Ranike
Ritchhart Auto
Fred Cletus Watson
Muncie
Betty Roberts
Pendleton
2Nd and
Cedar Streets
Earl Fred
Cooling Wave to Drop Highs After Heat Wave End
After nine days of ninety degree heat the weather will ease today with a cooling wave from the north. The official high was 92 at the Anderson Sewage Treatment Plant and the week’s highs ranged from 20 to 99 degrees. Scattered showers and cooler air are expected statewide, aiding crops as harvest progress and pastures improve to fair or better.
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U. S
Anderson Sewage Treatment Plant
Purdue Universit
Weather Update Forecast With Temperature Details
A cloudy day gave way to warm humid conditions with scattered thundershowers. A cooler sunny period followed with lower humidity. Thursday’s high and the previous day’s low are noted at 08 and 75 respectively with a 60s overnight. Sunset at 8 p.m. and sunrise at 5 30 a.m. tomorrow.
Good Morning With a Chuckle Opinion on Youth Fashion
The piece playfully critiques trends among boys age 12 to 16, noting observers prefer boys with longer hair gaudier clothes and higher heels. It reflects a light social commentary tone and questions conformity among youth fashion.
Guide Lamp appoints Lough as plant protection chief
G L Lists New Advancements Swonert mt. Lough has been appointed chief of plant protection at Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, announced by Albert L. McColloum, personnel director. Lough replaces Frank Seipel, who retired after a long GM career. Seipel, born in Anderson, joined Guide Lamp in 1937, rose from patrolman to captain, then chief. Lough, a Leiters Ford native, started at Guide Lamp in 1940, became sergeant in 1951, and served as deputy sheriff in Starke County and acting sheriff. He attended Indiana State Police School at Indiana University and Monterrey High School.
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Guide Lamp
Starke County
Indiana University
Leiters Ford
Ind
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GUIDE
Robert J. Lough
Guide Lamp Division
General Motors
Frank Seipel
Albert L. McColloum
Ranger Photo Maker Heads For Moon On Crash Course
Kenneth weraner was named chairman yesterday of a committee to study automobile parking in the downtown district by May or Frank Allis. Howard Webb and Richard Britton are members. The committee will study proposals to improve downtown parking, review off street facilities, and determine parking meter use. It will advise the city administration and consider an official Parking Committee by ordinance.
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Frank Allis
Howard Webb
Richard Britton
Indiana
Anderson
Aes
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United States
Cape Kennedy
Administration
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U.S
Flight Control Center
Goldstone
Calif
Faubus Smothers 3 Primary Foes
In Arkansas, Gov. Orval Faubus led the Democratic primary with about 70 percent of the vote amid light turnout. the outcome sets up a November showdown with Republican Winthrop Rockefeller. Early AP counts show Faubus won 61,028 votes with opponents Odell Dorsey, Joe Hubbard, and R. D. Burrow trailing.
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Ark
Orval E. Fau
Winthrop Rockefeller
Ozark
John D. Rockefeller
T ‘Aubus
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Odell Dorsey
Joe Hubbard
R. D. Burrow
Jerry Hinshaw
Springdate
Congress
Hal Cochran
Fort Smith
J. W. Trimble
Gathings
Harris
Wilbur Mills
D-Arx
Trimble
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockfeller
Ranger 7 Mission Provides Night Reveal At Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy AP reports Ranger 7 near perfect rocket details sought as exploring aid. The spacecraft, benefitting from marksmanship, raced Tuesday toward the Moon with a near flawless night launch and collision course to study a lunar surface.
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Fla
Moon
Halleck fights compromise on Lake Michigan park plan
Washington Republican leader Charles Halleck denounces an Indiana dunes National Park bill as a real compromise in name only. He says two identical bills would create an 11202 acre park on the northern Lake Michigan shore with a $23 million federal appropriation, opposing it on behalf of Indiana's 2nd District due to industry and constituency concerns. He warns the Senate may stall and House passage looks unlikely this session.
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Halleck
Indiana
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J. Edward Roush
Senate Public Lands Subcommittee
Senate
Ederal
Tax Base Is Set By Review Board
The Madison County Board of Review set tax bases and adjustments for 1965. It reviewed 60,000 personal property entries and real estate appeals from several towns including Anderson, Alexandria, Elwood, and Pipe Creek Township. Property owners may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners if unhappy with adjustments.
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Tom Brodber
Erick
Joseph Armington
Anderson
Sules
Madison County
Edgewood
Woodlawn Heights
Broderick
Alexandria City
Metro Unit Form Promises Optimism For New District
Dalet Prough, new superintendent, voiced optimism for the first year of operation of the Central Metropolitan School District. He avoided specifics on details but said the system would be an excellent one while noting ongoing data gathering. The board contemplates overweight truck penalties and potential civil damages totaling about 100000 as action continues in related disorders. The district plans a full teaching staff at Highland for the upcoming year. William Meyerrose was named assistant principal and athletic director, bringing eight years’ experience from Jackson Township Schools.
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Saeew Central Metropolitan
Dalet Prough
Prough
Indiana
Madison
Highland
Rena
Iscuss
William “Meyerrose
Hamilton County
Meyerrose
Jackson Township
Indiana Central College
Indiana Highway Commissioner Speaks Here Tuesday Evening
Jack Pihl of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce introduces David Cohen, chairman of the Indiana State Highway Commission, who will discuss highway progress at a dinner tonight at the Anderson Country Club. The chamber event aims to acquaint citizens with construction, planning, maintenance and safety programs. William Hovermale notes Cohen will review the commission’s three year achievements.
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Jack Pihl
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
David Cohen
Indiana State Highway Commission
Anderson Country Club
William Hovermale
Cohen
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births reported at Community Hospital show multiple families welcoming babies. Names include Larry Blackmond and spouse at 2808 Columbus Ave with a girl, Richard Schug of Pendleton with a boy, Merle Mendenhal at 1623 W Athl with a boy, James Hamilton at 1204 Cincinnati Ave with a boy, Phillip at 216 E 7th St with a girl, James Jarrett Bt. 6 with a boy, Kir Silvey Summitville with a girl, and William Parkehurst at 2023 Ohio Ave with a boy.
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Larry Blackmond
Columbus Ave
Richard Schug
Pendleton
Merle Mendenhal
W.ath SL
James Hamilton
Cincinnati Ave
Phillip
7Th St
James Jarrett
Ronald Silvey
Summitville
William Parkehurst
Ohio Ave
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Ristine
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