Meredith March Taker Shot Wounded in Memphis
Governor Paul Johnson condemned the attack as Mississippi's Meredith began a 220 mile trek to Jackson to push voter registration. Aubrey James Norvell, a Memphis resident, was captured after a 16 gauge shotgun attack that left Meredith with multiple superficial wounds. President Johnson ordered federal help to bring the sniper to justice and Dr King denounced the act as requiring swift justice.
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Paul Johnson
Chicago
Dick Gregory
Hernando
Meredith
Charles Evers
Medgar
University of Mississippi
John Gaston Hospital
Memphis
William Bowld
City of Memphis Hospital
Jackson
Mississipi
Ole Miss
Walter Lee Meredith
Aubrey James Norvell
Norvell
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Martin Luther King Jr
Administration of Justice
Congress
Joe Crittenden
James
Sherwood Ross
WOL
Washington
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
A New healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H suppositories or ointment reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids stops itch and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors noted rapid relief and long lasting improvement in cases spanning years. The claim covers diverse hemorrhoid conditions with no narcotics or astringents used.
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New York, N. Y
Meredith Shotgun Injury Reported After Civil Rights Walk
Gaston Hospital in Memphis reported Meredith in satisfactory condition after being struck by shotgun pellets in the side and head from about 30 yards. Meredith had followed his own path rather than aligning with other civil rights groups during the early miles of his walk.
Reagan tops polls as California campaign ends
Unite Party Bill Reagan, leading public opinion, vows to keep the Republican party united on his final campaign day. He denies Eisenhower and Hoover support for Christopher and cites statements from their era in campaign literature. Voters will choose nominees for 38 congressional seats and key state offices.
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Unite Party
Bill Reagan
Republican Party
Christopher
Eisenhower
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
San Francisco
Fatal and serious injuries in multiple car crash near Anderson
The westbound Chester L. DeBord and Moore cars collided killing Mrs DeBord and Moore. DeBord suffered severe injuries. Martha DeBord Zona Saunders and Williams among the injured. Mrs DeBord’s funeral plans announced with service in Bryant Wisconsin. A second crash north of Indy killed Nancy Jo Mateer and injured Mr Stidham and Goldie Stidham.
RCA lowboy Color TV at Frank Krall's
Walnut cabinet RCA lowboy color TV with new picture tube offered by Frank Krall for 195 dollars.
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Frank Krall’s
Funeral for Coaltrin Home services in Norton Virginia
Coaltrin Funeral Home announces final rites for a deceased individual to be held in Norton Virginia on Thursday. The procession will proceed to the Norton cemetery following servicios.
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Coaltrin Funeral Home
Norton, Va
Gemini 9 Splashdown Returns Home amid Celebration
After a searing reentry, astronauts Stafford and Cernan were winched aboard the USS Wasp fifty minutes after a 10 a.m. EDT splashdown. Frogmen helped secure the capsule as the band played Anchors Aweigh and flags waved. They later flew to Cape Kennedy aboard S2E aircraft, were greeted by officials, and named honorary Wasp crew members as President Johnson spoke by telephone from Texas.
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Navy
Wasp
Stafford
Cernan
Cape Kennedy
Hanger Bay
Adm
William M. Leonnard
Annapolis
Air Force
Johnson
Wasprom
Johnson City
Tex
GOP Youth Rally Plans Across Counties Near Madison County
Republican youth groups from Miami and Huntington Counties converge on Hotel Anderson around 4 p.m. to collect 20 year old Madison County voters as Don Williams leads local mobilization. More than 3 000 people expected for the event with Elwood hosting 150 Republicans tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the YMCA for GOP candidates and treasurer Bob Nance introduced.
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Miami County
Huntington County
Anderson
Madison County
Don Williams
Seybert
Elwood
Pipe Creek Township
Unty
GOP Central Committee
Bob Nance
John Burdsal
GOP
View Creek Two
Nance
Pipe Creek
Polus Seeks Republican Nomination for Secretary of State
Nick Polus, 315 Elder, Anderson industrialist worker, paid his $825 assessment to seek the party nomination at the Republican State Convention. He joins Charles W. Edwards of Spencer and Berry S. Hurley of Greenfield as announced candidates. A Madison County Teen Republican Organization meeting is set for tonight at 7 p.m. at Opal Gilliam’s home.
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Two
Seybert
Mary Watkins
Alexandria
Nick Polus
Anderson
Polus
Charles W. Edwards
Spencer
Berry S. Hurley
Greenfield
Madison County
Teen Republican
Opal Gilliam
Delaware Court
Steve Lortz
ACA Meeting Preview With Roy Scher And Mrs Pihl
ACA of Madison County presents a formal chart er presentation to neighborhood meeting chairmen led by Roy Scher current president. Mrs Jack Pihl entertains guests with songs by George M Cohan and selections from Call Me Madam backed by Gay Crandall. Inquiries to ACA Madison County 1102 East 9th Street Anderson Indiana 46016.
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Roy Scher
ACA
Jack Pihl
George M. Cohan
Pihl
Gay Crandall
Madison County
East 9Th Street
Anderson
Indiana
Cello Concerts Set for June Weekend at Riviera
Three performances run Friday Saturday and Sunday June 10 11 and 12 at 8 15 p m with a Sunday matinee at 2 p m One matinee offered and unreserved tickets remain at Riviera Theatre box office Mounds Mall or by writing to Anderson Civic Theatre P O Box 2123 Anderson
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Riviera Theatre
Mounds Mall
Anderson Civic Theatre
P.O
Anderson
City considers annexing church into Edgewood
A letter notes a church property nearly surrounded by Edgewood limits seeks annexation. Discussion suggests support. Also set dedication for a new electric sub station at 32nd St and Columbus Ave on Wednesday June 8 at 2 30 p.m.
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Anderson
Edgewood
32Nd St
Columbus Ave
Hobbs 1-3 for further investigation on theft charge
Hobbs 1 3 for further investigation into theft alleged on or about Jan 12 1963. Manis represented by Robbins and Dietzen. Judge Smith granted request and continued bond to June 27 at 2 pm. Public Defender J Bayne Burton appointed for two men charged with escaping from Pendleton Reformatory. James Lloyd 25 Terre Haute not guilty plea. jury trial set Oct 3 1966. Timothy Baker 22 Elk Hart had no funds for an attorney. Burton appointed. Baker pled guilty and sentencing June 20. Pre sentence investigation ordered. Cheshier faces jury today for stealing a television from Indiana Motel 67. Burton defends. Welch and Robertson represent. trial today. Howard pleads guilty. suspended sentence. Harvey and Bowen to stand trial today for passing forged instruments.
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Manis
Robbins and Dietzen
Smith
J. Bayne Burton
Pendleton Reformatory
James Lloyd
Terre Haute
Timothy Baker
Elkhart
Burton
Baker
Reformatory
Donald Clay Cheshier
Indiana
Ind
William F. Lawler, Jr
Cheshier
David Welch
Halford Street
Fred Robertson
James Howard
Indiana State Farm
Robert Lee Harvey
George S. Bowen
Funeral services for Howard L. Sharpe
Funeral services for Howard L. Sharpe 78 of 14 W 38th St retired Anderson school teacher will be Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Dr Robert Fridley of the First Methodist Church will officiate Interment will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may gather after 3 p m today at the funeral home Sharpe taught in the vocational machine shop at Anderson High School from 1919 to 1956 He attended Indiana and Purdue Universities and was a member of the Retired Teachers Association He belonged to the First Methodist Church and the Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge Born December 26 1887 in Curtisville to Dory and Eula Sharpe resided in Anderson most of his life Surviving are his widow Ethel married in 1941 three daughters Mrs Leroy Merritt Mrs Mort Benham of Anderson and Mrs Wendell Gourley of Bonita Springs Fla two sons Cecil Sharpe of Brownsburg and Norman Sharpe of Anderson two sisters Mrs George Graham and Mrs Lorena Baker both of Anderson two brothers Raymond Sharpe of Milwaukee Wis and Lowell Sharpe of Los Angeles Calif and 14 grandchildren.
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Chester L. DeBord
Markleville
Moore
Williams
St. John’s Hospital
Burford
Constance
Ronald Jr
Mr. de Bord
Martha DeBord
Indiana Ave
Anderson
Zona W. Saunders
Madison County
Cecil Carmichael
DeBord
Ind. 37A
116Th St
Riverview Hospital
Nancy Jo Mateer
Indianapolis
Stidham
Tousley Construction Company
Wise
Noblesville
Church of God At
Norton
Goldie
Ronnie
Brenda
Judy
Larry
Linda
Nellie Stidham
Eolia
Howard L. Sharpe
W. 38Th St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Robert Fridley
First Methodist Church
Terment
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Sharpe
Anderson High School
Indiana
Purdue Universities
Retired Teachers Association
Mt. Moriah
Wendell Gourley
Bonita Springs
Fla
Cecil Sharpe
Brownsburg
Norman Sharpe
George Graham
Lorena Baker
Raymond Sharpe
Milwaukee
Wis
Lowell Sharpe
Los Angeles
Calif
High profile retrial bid in Sheppard case debated
Prosecutor Corrigan to decide on Tuesday or Wednesday whether to open a new trial on second degree murder charges. Lawyer F Lee Bailey urges a retrial in Ohio. Judge Blythin faced criticism for media control and courtroom disruption during the original trial, which began July 4, 1954, after a Bay Village home invasion and murder.
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Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Worcester
Mass
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Supreme Court
Ohio
Clark
Edward A.blythin
Bedlam
Blythin
Hugo L. Black
Bay Village
Lake Erie
Ohio Supreme Court
Sawyers
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Weinmar
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Vietnamese refugees returnees and air strikes noted
VC strike tors caught in South Viet Nam and sent back home. Leaflets promise humane surrender to the North and accuse leaders of holding Americans. An Air Force Bird Dog crashed north of Saigon killing the pilot. Navy jets from Enterprise and Ranger attacked targets near Vinh and Thanh Hoa. a Soviet SAM was seen but caused no damage.
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South Viet Nam
South
Saigon
7Th Fleet
Enterprise
Ranger
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Navy
Hoosier GI Nominated for Silver Star
Spec. 4 John Landon 24 of Bristol is nominated for the Silver Star for bravery after his helicopter was shot down south of Chu Pang Mountain near the Cambodian border. He killed 15 Viet Cong close to his machine gun position.
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Bristol
John Landon
Chu Pang Mountain
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties headline regional losses
Obituaries list Irvin V Heritage 79 of Muncie and others from Noblesville Millersburg Fortville with details of life, survivors, service times and burial plans. Heritage was a Ball Foundation gardener and former Indiana Traction motorman. Other notices include Gessie Daubenspeck and Everett Brenton with funeral arrangements and burial sites.
Hoosier Professor Arthur Cope Dies in Cambridge
Dr. Arthur Cope 56 chemistry professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and chairman of the American Chemical Society board died of a heart attack Saturday night. A native of Dunreith Indiana, he was a 1929 Butler University graduate.
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1.C.C.F
James Main
Soverign
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
Ralph E. Ulery
Patriarch
Militant Order of the Lodge
Sam Mathews
Main
Harry Weathers
Ernest Tatman
Noble Grand
Ulery
Maxine Huff
Frank Allis
C. D. Greenwood
Joe Lavengood
Paul Hunter
C. B. Widker
Donna West
Frances Christy
Muncie
Herald
California
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Phane
America
IBM
Indiana Business College
13Th and Meridian
ACA Readies
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Fredric J. James
Imrs
Grace Crull
Grace M.crull
Fairview St
Harold E. Rozelle
Edwin H. Helm
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Ingalls
Louis
Viola’ ‘Wiseman
Louisville
Ernest Crull
Huband
R. G
Hilda) Stone
Robert Wiseman
Paul Wiseman
Warrington
Keith
Arnold Wiseman
John W. Kennedy
Redlands
Augusta
Fre Edwards
Herman L., Kennedy
San Mateo
Lee Simmons
Mr. A
Flossie Johnson
Flossier L. Johnson
Fred M. Johnson
Brown St
Rusell Deitch
East Lynn
Madison
Irvin Heritage
Irvin V. Heritage
Hoyt Ave
Ball Memorial Hospital
Indiana Traction Company
Ball Foundation
Minnetrista Blvd
Emma
Perry
Arthur V
Eugene
Winston
Ore
Myrtle McCune
Parson Mortuary
George Cole
Vinson Memorial Park Cemetery
Sumimitville
Bessie Daubenspeck
Gessie Gipe Daubenspeck
William B. Daubenspeck
Riverview ‘Hospital
Hamilton County
Bert
Richard Daubenspeck
Wayne
Ligonier
Howard
Wilma) Macy
Lapel
Fletcher Gipe
Pendleton
Evans - Godby - Trout
Don Tousley
Crownland Cemetery
Everett Brenton
Millersburg
Everett FE
Brenton
Tipton County Hospital
Tipton
Leon Justice
Justice
Arcadia
Shafer- Hartley Funeral Home
Arcaia
Robert Benefield
Arcadia Cemetery
Lola Brenton
Jesse
Enos Brenton
Winchester
Justice of
Myrtle Davidson
Fortville
Myrtle M. Davidson
George Davidson
McCordsville
Fisher Funeral Home
Robert Wright
Fortville Methodist Church
Gravel Lawn
Sonotone
Citizens Bank
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