Wagner King Confer Local Leaders Angry Over Race Talks
Mayor Wagner and Martin Luther King Jr held marathon discussions on New York racial problems prompting anger among Harlem and Brooklyn Negro leaders who said they were not consulted. A summit with SCLC leaders is planned. The Teamsters lifted liquor deliveries embargo to Harlem and Bedford-Stuyvesant to prevent violence, with deliveries set before 2 p.m.
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AEW York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Roy Wilkins
Whitney M. Young Jr
James Farmer
Southern Christian Leadership Council
SCLC
Eek Kegbeem
Spirit King
Steaday Iolk
Gracie Mansion
Waype
Harlem
United Councils of
Onecare
Devotmend Wagner
Ving King
T Ao
Jengithim
Livingston Wingate
Harlem Youth Unlimited
Haryou
Austin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ban League
Teamsters Union
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Teamsters
Nero
Lester Connell
Ponderosa Hearing Continues in Madison Court
In Madison Superior Court 2 Judge Nelson Bohannon hears the ongoing Ponderosa affair with the defense presenting cases. State Attorney William Lawler and Deputy Ard Kreegar lead the prosecution as five witnesses prepare to testify regarding alleged late May sex parties at a Ches ee farmhouse raided by deputies and Elwood police, eight Anderson men charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors.
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Madison Superior Court
Cheseee
Paul Ravage
Elwood
Anderson
Mers Fa
Goldwater Leads In 13 States Election Note
The Christian Science Monitor reports Indiana among 13 states controlling 103 electoral votes with 270 needed to win. It notes Nixon’s edge in four Western states five Southern and border states one New England and three Midwestern states amid Harlem unrest and potential backlash, with 16 more states showing strong positions.
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Christian Science Monitor
Indiana
The
Monitor
Johnson
New England
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Maine
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Nebraska
Kansas
New York
Harlem
Bids Opened On Indiana 9 Project Area
Tuesday bids opened for a $6.7 million highway plan from Greenfield to Ind 67 near Anderson. John R Jurgensen Co of Cincinnati bid $96 710.50 for resurfacing on Ind 9 as part of two interstate bridge projects.
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Anderson
State Highway Commission
John R. Jurgensen Co
Cincinnati
Greenfield
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Sweden's Gesta Olander draws athletes and others to methods
Reader's Digest promotes Gesta Olander as transforming body conditioning. Olympic athletes, business people, and housewives seek his easy natural method to reduce tension fatigue and bulges. August issue on sale.
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Sweden
Gesta Olander
Reader's Digest
Missing unemployment checks recovered after disappearance
Samuel Bernstein, employment security administrator, announced recovery of 27,000 in unemployment compensation cash missing with 527,000 in checks. He said the agency expects to recover the funds in a few days and gave no further details.
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Xuicaly Vos
Samuel C. Berntein
Bernstein
Professional Woman Stabbed To Death in Mishawana Home
A 51 year old professional woman, Dorothy Handley, was found stabbed to death Tuesday in her living room in Mishawana. Police roped off the residence while Chief Pat Portolesi stated they are seeking the weapon. Handley was a veteran and Republican delegate who once ran for city clerk in 1955.
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Mishawana, Inc
Dorothy Handley
Pat Portolese
Resurfacing Progress on U S Highway 36 and Interchanges
Reports state Rieth and Riley contractors have completed most of the resurfacing on U S 36 between Ind 109 and Ind 67, about four miles, with similar work on Ind 9 and 32 through Anderson. Contractors are advancing on I-69 through Madison County as bids near for a bridge near Perkinsville and Duck Creek. State hopes to finish the interstate section between Pendleton and east of Marion later this year as two interchanges near Daleville near completion.
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Everett Schuemyer
Pendleton
Marion
Madison County
Daleville
Perkinsville
Duck Creek
Rightists Near Moung Kassay In Laos Saigon Three-Way Conflict
Right-wing Laotian troops moved within about half a mile of the Communist held Moung Kassay village as they pressed toward Pathet Lao forces at the Route 13 and 7 junction in Plain des Jarres. A second unit advanced south toward Sala hott Kout, the other Laotian held town, about 120 miles north of Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Moung Kassay
Pathet Lao
Plain Des Jarres
Sala’ Hott Kout
Hentiane
Tornadoes Hit Texas and Oklahoma Bases Cause Damage
Weather records show a 110 degree high at Imperial California and cooler Canadian air lowering temperatures across the northern Rockies. Rain totals reached nearly two inches in Olathe Kansas with flooding near Rochester Minnesota and thunderstorms delivering close to an inch in New Orleans.
Prosecutors urged to file civil suits for overweight truck fees
Prosecutors must pursue civil actions to collect civil assessments. Madison County reports a failure to collect 3,306 tied to overweight trucks. Statewide practice allows police to hold trucks until fees are paid. Other counties report varying amounts: Marion 80,627 Hancock 3,681 Boone 1,174 Hamilton 1,130 Kosciusko 1,076 Johnson 717 Bartholomew 636 Hendricks 500.
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Madison County
Marion
Hancock
Boone
Hamilton
Kosciusko
Johnsson
Bartholomew
Hendricks
Halleck Decries Dunes Park Concession In Port Bill Debate
In a tense session Halleck attacked Southern Democrats and Republicans over Indiana dunes park funding. He warned the bill threatens industrial growth and urged resistance to a state port plan while supporters argued a compromise could unlock federal aid and a larger port project. The debate mentions Bayh Hartke and lawmakers urging action.
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Halleck
Roush
Indiana
Indiana Dunes State Park
House
Johnson
Stewart Udall
Wayne Aspinall
D-Coro
House Interior Committee
Paul H.douglas
D-Mi
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Bayh
Hartke
Close-Up Camera 115000 Miles From Earth Mission
Ranger 7, 115000 miles from Earth, reaches halfway to its Moon target with speed slowing as it dives deeper. No issues reported. Six television cameras will capture hundreds of images in a 13 minute 40 second session before payload crash at about 8:45 am EST Friday. Images transmitted instantly to Goldstone for processing.
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Earth
Ranger 7
Goldstone
Jineers
U.S
King
Cape Kennedy
Ranger 6
William Pickering
Sugtor
Jet Propulsion
JPL
Pasadena
Calif
Nedy
Pickering
California Institute of Technol
Ogy
Ranger
JPLA
Congress
National Aerof Rautics and Space Administration
Ravage dies at 60 in Anderson area
William J Ravage 60 of 3643 a Milton died at 12 55 pm at St Johns Hospital after a six month illness. He was born in Alexandria son of William J Ravage and Mary Ravage. He lived in Anderson most of his life, member of St Ambrose Church Polish Lodge and Eagles. Survived by widow Jennie D Ravage, mother Mrs Mary Ravage, five brothers, four sisters and many relatives. Funeral arrangements and rosary details provided.
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Jam Ravage
William J. Ravage
Milton
Ob John's Hospital
UN Velle
Ravage
Alexandria
Tures
Dham
William J
Aus
Jennie D. Ravage
Dept
Delco
Remy Division
Mary Ravage
Anderson
Ernest
Joseph
John
Chester
Paul Ravage
Victoria Janowski
Alice Sibera
Joseine Carroll
Brown and Butz
St .Ambrose Catholic “Church
Thomas Heilman
Mary's Cemetery
Marcia Or Fen
Velva Gi
Normandy Christian Church
Guy W. Purvis
Phoenix
Arnz
Riley
Ernest Purvis
Kekomo
Hhen
Gustave
Gustave H. jNoetzel
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Anderson Memorial Cemetery
Baker Brothers Funeral
Kalamazoo graduates slated to receive degrees at Waldo Stadium
Commencement ceremonies set for Friday July 24 at 6 30 p m in Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo with Dan Ryan as featured speaker The event marks the completion of degrees for graduates from Kalamazoo West and nearby districts while notes mention a Vatican encyclical anticipated by sources ahead of August 6 Transfiguration feast day.
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Butler Uni
Waldo Stadium
Dan Ryan
Kalamazoo
Vatican City
UPI
Atican
Paul VI
Will
Tax Base Figures Include Several Townships and Towns
Tax base figures list towns and amounts including Frankton Lafayette Township Ingalls cape Markleville Orestes Pendleton Summitville with sums varying from three thousand to forty thousand dollars. A note states the name coffee derives from the Ethiopian province of Kaffa where the shrub still grows wild.
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Frankton
Lafayette
Ingalls
Cape
Markdevile
Orestes
Pendleton
Summitville
Kaffa
Obituaries from Anderson and nearby towns
Obituaries list services and deaths across Anderson and nearby towns. Lesther R. Smith 76 of 2315 Locust St Madison Avenue area. Lula Huston Parker City. Ira G. Dawe of Anderson. William Purvis Goldsmith Tipton. Mrs Ethel Dye Marion. Clyde Cummins Middletown. Gustave Noetzel Anderson. Blanche Gibson Anderson. Services announced at various funeral homes with interments in Elm Ridge Central Christian and local cemeteries.
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Lester R. Smith
Alexandria
Finsdl
Hazel M. Thurs
Lester Ray Smith
Sam S. Thurs
Locust St
Rt. 2
Karl M. Kyle
Arcaitia
Christian Church
Baker Bro
Absarsea
Vernon Thornburg
Nobles
G. Davisville
Guy
Ira G. Dawe Ruble
Muncie
Glen Ruble
van Buskirk Rd
Albany
Kenneth’ Ruble
Park
Virgil Ruble
Selma
Hartive Thornburg
E. Rozelle
Parker
Charles
Monroe Schuster
Dunmoyer
Central Christian Church
Woodlawn
Farm
Anderson Memorial Park
Nesday
Ine
Alyce Cummins
Middletown
Clyde Cummins
S. 12Th St
Ballard and Shirey
Lloyd Dellinger
Miller Cemetery
Anderson Youth Honored at GMI for Engineering Honor
Larry W. Nixon of Anderson earns membership in Alpha Tau Tau at General Motors Institute Flint Michigan. He is among 23 super classmen to qualify for the honor based on scholastic achievement. Delco Remy Division of General Motors sponsors him.
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Larry W. Nixon
Oakwood
Anderson
Alpha Tau Tota
Ateneral Motors Institute
Flint
Michigan
Larry
GMI
Delco-Remy Division
Geneeral Motors
Property Surveys Topic at Finlay’s Luncheon
Anderson Board of Realtors gathers at Farris Cafeteria for a weekly luncheon. Bob Hodson, president, will conduct the meeting with Harer Urban as program chairman.
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Finlay
Anderson Board of Retors
Farris
Bob Hodson
Harer Urban
Faubus Faces Opposition In Arkansas Gubernatorial Race
North Little Rock opponent attacks Faubus on term limits while Hubbard resigns from Arkansas Technical College to run. Burrow of Walnut Ridge campaigns in northeast Arkansas. Panama's population centers are Panama City and Colon, housing about a quarter of the nation’s 1.1 million residents.
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Faubus
Little Rock
Hubbard
LOTC
Arkansas Technical College
Russellville
Walnut Ridge
Arkansas
Panama
Panama City
Pacific
Colon
Atlantic
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David Streaty
Ander Kurtz
Los Angeles
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Beecher
Rera Pepsi-Cola Company
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Pepsi-Cola
Maier
An- Bottling Company
Kurtz
Phillip William Morris
Gretchen E. Smith
Ronald Lee Pierce
Cinda Sue Shaffer
Donald Joe Newton
Peggy Ellen Estep
Dalesville
Bennie Eis Snyder
Catherine Kay Chism
Harold E. Barnes
Mary I. Hoover
Billy Dean Lee Switzer
Judith Ann Lee
Robert Eugene Richardson
S Muncie
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Sheridan Dickie Reiley
Marcia Jeanette
Dowden
Guy Dale Nave
Judith Ann Pearson
Dennis Michael Ward
Lapel
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Ander
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James Barron Diamond
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Tren Newman
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Mary Helen Larrance
Alex
Raymond J. Neely
Mary Evelyn Newby
Richard T. Babb
Phyllis Joan Orr
Thomas Leroy Thompson
Alica Mae’ Willey
Charles Edward Owens
New Castle
Dollie Darlene ‘Nuck Pls
S&m
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company
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Sea of Showers
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Dayton
Sam Page
Cohen
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Viet Nam
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Ethel Dye Marion
Ethel Dye
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Second Baptist Church
J. D. Williams
Oof
Watkins Funeral Home
Jallatin St
Blanche, Gibson
Blanche B. Son
16Th St
Harold E. Rozelle
George Skinner
Jackson Ark
Madison
Norge
Model Home Stores
Fagan
E. 12Th St
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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