Israelis Strike Egyptian Canal Targets On Anniversary
Israeli warplanes pounded Egyptian canal targets along the Suez Canal for about 6 hours as Arab demonstrations marked the sixth day of the 1967 war anniversary. A senior Israeli general said the strategy is continuous action to counter war, with Arab forces warned against internal feuding as Kadafi urged a united Arab front.
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Indiana official hones plans amid withdrawal and rumor mill
Statetreasurer candidate Snyder confirms no federal offer despite security checks while noting extensive private sector interest. He attends a Dallas celebration for Hoosiers abroad as a withdrawal and district primaries stir political maneuvering.
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Ronald Halbert Named Assistant Pastor at Grace Baptist Church
The Rev Ronald K Talbert, native of Yorktown and Bob Jones University graduate, has been officially called as assistant pastor at Grace Baptist Church 2 W Hartman Rd Mansfield. He will focus on youth and creation duties and previously served as pastor of Grace Church in Mansfield and as a Masons director for Word Of Life camp Schroon Lake New York. He is married to Rosalie Brown and they have one son.
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U S Jobless Total Reaches Eleven Million
The May unemployment rose by 160000, lifting the jobless rate from 4.8 to 5 percent. Manufacturing and construction losses hit hardest, with weekly hours and wages cited, and calls for policy action from labor leaders as inflation erodes purchasing power.
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Ellington Honored by Seminary in Indiana Commencement
Jazz great Duke Ellington received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis during its 12th annual commencement. Others honored included a minister and a Hebrew scholar as the Friday ceremony highlighted sacred music contributions.
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Indianapolis
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Weekend Revival At Local Church Opens Doors For Public
Revival services continue at the Church of Christ in Christian Union at 5217 Hazlett with Evangelist Jo anna Burton. Services start 7 40 each evening through Sunday and a 2 pm Sunday songfest features local and town singers. Bruce and Aly Robertson note the events are open to all.
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City Park Summer Programs For Elementary Children
City parks offer a summer schedule directed by Mrs. Sue Shubert for elementary and pre school children with crafts and sports options. The program runs across multiple schools and parks including Riley Award School Greenbriar Park Meadow Brook Park Park Place School North Alderson School and Brentwood School with instructors Bliss Janet Bledsoe and Ann Barnett and activities from crafts to softball under supervision.
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Linda Sears
Jerry Wiliams
Stewart
Hiley
Hazelwood
Westvale
Northslde
Madison Heights High School
Red Spacemen Ride Luxury Spaceship in Orbit
Moscow reports Soviet cosmonauts Ardrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov circling Earth Friday aboard a two compartment Soyuz craft described as a comfortable ship with a sofa mahogany fittings and bookshelf. The mission aims for a record length possibly up to eighteen days, exceeding Gemini 7’s 1965 record.
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Local Women Injured in Indiana Road Incident
Two local women escaped with minor injuries after their car ran off Indiana 28 near Orestes Road and struck a concrete drain culvert. Mary A. Daughhetee, 50, and Dorothy Liniville, 64, were treated at Community Hospital and released. Walter S. Norton, 35, of Muncie, reported no injuries. County officer Aaron Peckinsy said the driver swerved to avoid a trailer being passed from behind. the incident remains under investigation.
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Muncie
Ten Antiwar Protesters Convicted In Draft Board Break-In
A Chicago federal court jury convicted 10 antiwar protesters on charges tied to a May 25 1969 break in at a Selective Service board on the South Side. Four claimed cultural insanity and asked the jury to deem them not guilty by reason of insanity. The verdict marked a rare trial over protest methods aimed at destroying draft records and disrupting the draft system.
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County and City Deadlock on Barton-Aschman Contract
County Area delayed Barton-Aschman contract approval until local financing is settled. Elwood council president Darrell Miller tabled matters to June 19 while representatives in Prinst said the contract would be dealt with after a delay. Separately, sentencing for 19 defendants proceeded with hearings noting potential two year prison terms and fines up to 22000 each.
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Open house reunion for Alexandria High School class of 1924
Alexandria holds an open house tonight as part of a reunion for the class of 1924 graduates. Friends and former school chums plan to gather at Barn Community Hospital hospitality rooms and First Savings and Loan Building at 61 o'clock with spouses invited.
Boone seeks Democratic nomination for Indiana state superintendent
Harold C Boone an education consultant announced his candidacy for state superintendent of public instruction at a news conference in Indianapolis He joins Rep Mohr Loughlin and Dr Larry Haat in the race Boone criticized incumbent Richard D Wells and said Wells aims to keep a rubber stamp commission Boone filed the $900 fee with party chairman Gordon St Angelo at party headquarters
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Gordon St. Angelo
Fragmented confession in riots era notes and hijack tale
Fragmentary text recounts alleged plots involving drugged cookies to influence troops and a hijacking incident. It references individuals such as Miss Pollyeaye and Shamrock, comments on peace movement leaders, and mentions a hijacker handled in Dulles with crew members involved.
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Miss Pollyeaye
Myron Pollyenye
West Branch trooper finds wife and friend dead in crash
State trooper Donald Betts discovered his wife Bennis Kay Betts 38 and friend Lois Christiansen 22 dead after a head on collision west of West Branch. The other driver Paul Dy Banning 22 was seriously injured and hospitalized with a broken jaw.
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