Deepening Laos Crisis Tops List On Asia Affairs
In Honolulu AP report for U S policymakers, Dean Rusk and Robert S McNamara led talks behind closed doors on Monday to craft new moves aimed at reducing military pressure against Communist North Vietnam amid a deepening Laos crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Asia Affairs
Honolulu
U. S
North Tet Nam
An Yuu Tho
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
North Viet Nam
South Viet Na
Policy Makers Meet In Honolulu GOP Nominee Hints At Next Race
In Indianapolis a bitter attack targets Democratic gubernatorial front-runner Roger Branigin as State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer claims party generals run the show. Other Democrats are named, with entry of John J. Gonas and remarks from Rep. Robert Rock as filing fees loom.
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Honolulu
Goldwater
Rocky
California
Minne
GOP
Indianapolis
UPI
Roger Branigin
Marshall F. Kizer
Ker
Kizer
Branigin
Welsh
Bill Fortune
Robert Rock
Anderson
GOP Readies Convention Delegates for Indiana Meeting
Madison County GOP organizes a pre convention caucus at Linders Sunday at 1 30 p m with 58 delegates from the county to the Republican state convention in Indianapolis next Tuesday. The Fifth District Republican caucus meets Monday at 6 p m at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. Delegates and alternates will select preferences for the national convention in San Francisco July 13 and actions on state nominations for U S senator governor and other party leaders. Alternate arrangements and assignments are to be determined as the county delegation prepares to return to Indianapolis for final discussions.
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Madison County
Indianapolis
Linder’s
GOP
Myron Saukart Pate
Columbia Club
Ments
Miami County
Seybert
Dele Leates
Blackford
Clinton
Jay
Wabash
Grant
Huntington
Howard
Tipton
Miarai
Hvat
Fred Bridges
Lafayette
Serash
Paulmains
Gale Gammon
iHoleman
Chesterfield
Ind
Iwrater
Culumn
Church Leaders Killer Sought Amid Convention Turmoil
A Michigan murder case ties to a Plymouth area minister as investigators search for the killer of Gary Smock, an Anderson College graduate and Plymouth teacher. Police probe a trunk discovery and missing husband case while state GOP nominees for national and state races loom at a convention in Michigan.
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Newburgh
Plymouth Roads
Salamazoo
Mich
Livonia
Anderson College Grad Schrader
Gate
Plymouth
United States
U.S
Peece
Gary Albert
Michigan
Laos
Smock
College
Arabc Uo
Paul Verden
First Church O God
St. Joseph
Alleson Cour
Cording
Battle Creek
Mich Mazoo
Western Michigan University
Allegan County
Cynthia
Diana
Travl
Old Memorial Stadium
Detroit
I.A
Allegan
Elvis J. Stahr
David M_ Shoup
U.S. Marine
eCorps
Reuben H
Anderson College
Af Mueller
Ter
Michigan Evangelical United Brethren State University
Gordon N. Ray
John Simon Day
Riverside Church of God.Guggenheim Memorial Fund
Fierce Pygmy Rebels Near Congo City
Reports from Leopoldville and Bukavu describe fierce pygmy rebels near Congo City advancing toward Hanover College area. Townsend Albright, 22, was seriously injured in a 50 foot fall while picnicking with friends. He sustained a dislocated hip, fractured foot, facial injuries, and other wounds as authorities and rescuers responded.
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Towsend Albright
Hanover Col
Townsend S. Albright
Legel
Maxine Albright
King's Daughter
Fair End
Albright
Jefferson County
Atpright
Waday
Thejpash College
Crawfordsville
Congo City
Bukavu
Hanover
Congo
United Na
Albright Tions
Albright III
Leopoldviiles
Hanover College
Ohio
U S and Soviet Sign Consular Accord in Moscow
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a consular convention in the Kremlin marking a step toward normalized relations. The pact allows establishing consulates and followed earlier nuclear treaty momentum, with officials including Andrei Gromyko present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Catemony Mulway
Lee Awa
Wasin Assearanenen
Spirdenovka Palace
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S. Senate
U.S
United States
Inter- Union
Britain
Chicago
New York
Goldwater Rockefeller Duel Shapes California Nomination Fight
The California GOP primary looms as undecided voters may swing toward Barry Goldwater or Nelson Rockefeller. In New York, violence stories mix with political talk as vigilante rhetoric and alleged assaults on whites surface amid debates over the Republican path. Eisenhower hints at a forward looking nominee, while Goldwater supporters note potential delegate strength if California tilts his way.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Stan - New York
Dwight D
Staten Island
City Commission On Human Rights
Aileen B. Ryan
Bronx
Goldwater
Farnhead
Former Agent Reveals Secrets Deals and Testimony
A former intelligence agent testifies about alleged deals on secrets and U.S. consulate arrangements in Leningrad. Witnesses discuss interviews with Gessner, Benson, and others, noting admissibility of statements and ongoing court proceedings as jurors are kept in hotel quarters during testimony.
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Gessner
Benson
Ft. Hood
Tex
Gesssner
Albert V _ Clark
Weather Outlook With Unclear Details
The report notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies, cool temperatures, and a chance of light showers. It mentions a warm spell midweek with Wednesday possibly fair to partly cloudy. A high near 7 and a low in the 40s are listed, with yesterday’s high 72. Sunset and sunrise times are given, though some figures appear garbled.
Methodist Pastors Given Assignments Across Districts
Bishop Richard C. Raines announced 86 pastor changes at Mishawaka session. Rev Alfred J. Moore moves to New Castle Trinity. Rev John A. Pattison to Summitville area. Rev Edwin H. Helm to Emmanuel M E Church. Rev Wayne Baxter reassigned to Russia ville. Rev Herbert L. Schuckers leads Grace M E. Others include Pendleton, Suramit ville, Markleville, Elwood Grace, and Muncie High Street affiliations with several associate posts.
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Richard C. Raines
An-Jedist
New Castle
Muncie
Madison County
James B. Willyard
Pendleton
Muncie High Street Methodist Church
Fred Vincent
Suramitville
Chester - Webster
Starling Wamsley
Markleville
Roscoe Pheneger
Elwood Grace
Jamestown
Maurice D. Kessler
Muncie High Street
Jack King
Elwood
First Methodist Church
Kokomme
Loose Dog Crackdown In City Planned
Police chief Doyle Wright announced a city crackdown to strictly enforce a dog ordinance. The plan targets loose dogs and owners who fail to confine pets, with penalties under the ordinance. A Bloomington man, William S. Meadows, 46, was killed when his pickup hit a rail car near a Monon Railroad crossing, lifting the toll for the year to a reported total as officials note holiday counts.
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Doyle Wright
United Press International
Indiana
Divine Run
Mit
Wright
la Es
Bloomington
William 5
Meadows
Youth Hurt When Car Strikes Utility Pole
An 18 year old Chesterfield youth suffered minor injuries when his car hit a utility pole near Columbus and Ohio Avenues. Dennis Lyle Hern told police he fell asleep at the wheel. He was treated at St. John's Hospital and released with head and chest injuries. Damages to the car were about $1500. The crash occurred around 6:45 a.m.
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Chesterfield
Leary
Columbus
Ohio Avenues
St. John’s Hospital
Dennis Lyle Hern
Good Morning Start The Day With Chuckle LISBGN
Portuguese police warn cyclists against carrying umbrellas or wires on bicycles as traffic accidents surge. A fine of 1.60 dollars is issued for violations.
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Lisbgn
Portugal
Local graduates listed for IU 125th commencement
Sixty six area residents are listed among 5 350 candidates for bachelor master and doctoral degrees at Indiana University 125th commence. The turnout includes Alexand ria Jane Allebaugh and Sylvia Gall among others noted by Registrar Charles E Pimentel. The list covers June degree requirements and those completing in June plus those pursuing May ceremonies.
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Mon Luan
de Pin Malakul
Mihistar
Odagrees
Indiana University
Toni Thailand
I.u.’S
Charles E. P
Harrell
Sylvia Gall
Indian yearbook at Anderson High posts record subscribers
Anderson High School's 1963 Indian yearbook follows seven straight national awards and will be distributed to 1,850 subscribers this morning at 32 o clock. The 1964 edition, prepared by local firms and students, marks the largest subscriber base since 1956 and features four different calendars in its art work.
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Anderson High School
Pam Parsons
Corliss Matto
Herald
Makling
AHS
National Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University Scholastic Press Association
Focal Hudson Pease
New Arrivals In Andersen and Vicinity
Birth notices from St Johns and Community Hospital report numerous newborns. A boy to Lawrence Parson Fortville. boys to Weather ford Fortville. a girl to Shepard Pendleton. twins a boy and girl to Harless. multiple other births listed with parents and addresses across Andersen area. Paternal and maternal grandparents named for Gwynn and Niccum.
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St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Parson
Fortville
James Weatherford
Cottage Ave
William Roundtree
Chesterfield
Frank Johnson
Forkner St
Thomas Davis
Jerry Halifarth
Victor Shepard
Pendleton
Jerry Wood
W. 16Th St
Community Hospital
Robert Farringston
E. Bth
Edward Ruskjson
Alexandria
Bennett Temes
Matunds Rd
Larry Hatfield
Oakland Dr
Donald Burton
W. Y2th
Leslie Goin
Brown St
Kenneth Mercer
Gilbert Harless
Earl Gader
Ronald Frost
Alexendria
Thomas Carpenterr
E.eth
Paul Gwynn
Whitman ‘Afb
Missouri
Paul Gwyne
Stoner Dr
Ora Niccum
Main St
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Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pacific Military
ASN Dome de
John 8. Gonas
South Bend
J. Manfred Core
Reck
Pathet Lao
U.S. State Department
Santhead Adnenat
Johnson
South Viet Nam Tha
Ty Sheriff's Office
Meer Oe
Governmor. i
Alare Ruccall Rantronan Dms
Donald Bruce
Conao
Russia
Arizona
Gromyko
Leningrad
Betay
Clark
Odessa
George John Gessner
Gessner Carrate
Ruceia
William V. Benson Jr
EiBenson
Pasta
Fiedler
Arthur Fiedler
Boston Pops Orchestra
Iries
Beetle Wight
Boston
Pops
George Hanen
New Albany
Tlinois 145
Harrisburg, Til
Edgewood
Soviet Union
Jane Allebaugh
Andersen and Vicinity
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