Toll at 33 dead 75 wounded on Liberty attack naval toll shifts
The USS Liberty attack left 33 dead and 75 wounded as it limped toward port. The Pentagon later listed 4 known dead 24 missing 73 injured with 15 seriously. Officials fear the missing are likely dead after flooding in forward compartments. President Johnson expressed deep grief and urged a cease fire as top U.S. officials argued about Israel’s mistake explanation.
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Washington
Liberty
Defense Department
Navy
Israel
Phil G. Goulding
Defense
Pentagon
Johnson
George Christian
United States
Christian
U.S
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Pleiku Hit by Second Communist Mortar Attack
Communist forces launched a heavy mortar assault on Pleiku city and its U.S. military base early Saturday, marking the second such attack in as many days. At least two American soldiers were killed and 35 wounded. civilian casualties were not immediately known.
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Saigon
APD
Plaiki City
South Vietnam
Pleiku
U.S
Hue
North Central
Fred Haddock
Greenville
North Vietnam
South
FIC
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Sai Fon
Malheur
Manhatta
U.S. List
South China Sea
Prviceman
Zuri
Columu
Sunday Event To Honor Anderson College Theology Seniors
Eight Anderson College theology seniors from Anderson College of Theology in Wash ington and Elma will be honored at a 7 pm Sunday baccalaureate service in Park. The event recognizes the bachelor of divinity and master of divinity programs as trustees update nomenclature and degrees. Rev. Philip Kinley will lead worship with Dr. Robert H. Reardon and Dr. John W. Smith assisting, while Dr. Irene S. Ell will present the dedication prayer. Senior Dennis Ashley, Daleville. Bruce Avery, Allen s Pa. Gary Corbi, Bedford Pa. Paul Van Dobson, Val Nuss, Call. Frank Moses Hyde, Hammond La. Gene Kuehn, Davenport Iowa. Ron.
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Jsld
Warald Knipschield
Elma.ing
Thomas Herbert School of Theology
Ander McCracken
Anderson, Son College
Anderson College
American Association of the
Philip Kinley
Mission
Japan
Robert H. Reardon
Kinley
George Burg
United States
John W
Smith
Irene
Church of God
St. Joseph
Gene W. Newberry
The
Pradwaie Divisists
Pirates
Dennis Ashley
Daleville
Bruces
Douglas Avery
Allens
Gary George Corbi
Bedford
Panl van Dobson
Val Nuss
Frank Moses Hyde
Hammond
Gene Raymond Kuehn
Davenport
Iowa
Ron
Church Attendance Drops Despite More Donations
In Muncie Indiana a meeting of Methodist leaders from 434 churches reports rising donations but declining attendance. Rev J Vergil Liberal of New Castle notes the trend mirrors a nationwide pattern among major denominations.
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Muncie
Methodists
Indiana
J. Vergil Liberal
New Castle
Lileral
Viet Cong Aims to Curb American Style in Saigon
A captured Communist document instructs cadres to stop dressing in American attire and to abandon Western hairstyles. The ruling targets show an effort to suppress Western influence among guerrilla forces and align with local moral codes and government broadcasts.
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Saigon
Seminary music fills service with traditional hymns
The host pastor Dr Hillery Rice gives the offertory prayer as organist Linda Deihl plays Ameno by Franck. Special music features the Seminary Chorus performing Onward Christian Soldiers and To God Be the Glory, with prelude selections Andante Soli Deo Slovia and Nun Bitten Wir. Processional You March Tromaine and recessional Danke We All Our God set the ceremony to Rarg Elert.
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Hillery
Linda Deihl
Franck
H. Hungerford
God
Crosby
D. Buxtehude
Tromaine
Rarg-Elert
Area Fire Chiefs Seek Ruling On Smoke Bomb Sales
Fire Chief Jack Richardson announced that area fire chiefs seek a ruling on the legality of selling smoke bombs now on sale in several stores. The bombs do not explode but burn and produce colored smoke, sparking controversy about their hot sale and use. Authorities say youths reportedly dropped one into a physician’s office mail chute, prompting warnings against extreme reactions.
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Jack Richardson
Richardson
Uthovites
Cvercine
End Of Friction In Middle East Near Future
UPI reports the United States sees Arab recognition of Israel and an end to hostility as a prerequisite for peace. Israel must show moderation, Arabs face a difficult forgiveness, and Soviet U S cooperation on a ceasefire may wane amid policy differences. White House pledges territorial integrity. Rusk says more work needed for an effective ceasefire.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Russia
Jetasetire
Middle East
White House
U.S
Mideast
Araly
Dean Rusk
Hiwk
Senate
Beta- 42
Gatun F
Mease ‘Sota
Two Arrested On Car Thefts in Madison County
Al Wortville man and two Ingalls men were arrested Friday on pre charges of auto theft linked to stripping and burning 12 cars in Madison County since April 166. They face Madison Circuit Court for thefts from Nanter Chevrolet and Mounds Mall as police noted most stolen cars were stripped and some burned. An Anderson girl, Linda Bailey, 18, was injured when her motorcycle collided with a car at 414 Andover Rd. She was treated and released at St. Julys Hospital.
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al Wortville
Ingalls
Madison County
Indiana
Michael Brattain
Yorthville
Gordon Councellor, Jr
Mike Councellor
Madison Cursait
Nanter Chevrolet
Mounds Mall
Sel
Asa
Baker
Shull
National
Audio Theft Bureau
Anderson
Andover Rd
Linda Bailey
Moron St
Andrew A. Dooley
Muncie
Norman Johnson
St. July's
Middle East Ceasefire Clash Escalates At UN Again
United Nations reports show Israel and Arab nations accusing each other of wholesale ceasefire violations as heavy fighting continues in the Middle East. Thant says Syria and Israel each pledged three ceasefire orders to field commanders amid ongoing bombing and artillery attacks. Ambassadors from Egypt Jordan and Russia present sharp countercharges as the Security Council debates the war’s origins and possible action.
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United Nations
UPI
Israel
Arab Nations
Middle East
Vilence
He Qang
Thant
Security Council
Syria
Fedorenka
Cairo
Srael
Sy Harbrachi
Iisrael
Council
Isreel
Hir Field Corminanders
Orien
UAR
Mohamert Awad el Kony
Ilhet
United Arab
At & A.m
Conunin
Yorktown Faces 165 Percent Water Rate Hike With New Meter Plan
Indianapolis dispatch reports Yorktown residents will see an average 165 percent increase under a new water rate schedule and construction plan approved by the Indiana Public Service Commission. Yorktown will install meters replacing the flat-rate system, with immediate flat-rate hikes taking effect on upcoming bills. The new metered rates are not expected to exceed the new flat rates, and improvements aim to expand service.
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Indianapolis
Yorktown
Indiana Public Service Commission
New Arrivals In Anderson Vicinity
Fragmentary report notes births at St. Joseph's Hospital and Cannitabiy Hospital with families named Hurley Clancy Raym Lanny Wosztar and Cinder. Mentions residential changes and metered utilities in Anderson area, and a singer among communities.
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Anderson Ont
Rales
WU St. Jo's Hospital
PSO
David
Hurley Patrick Clancy
Minde
Cannitabiy
Mather
Mir
Raym
1100 Dacksan S
Amd
Lanny Wosztar
Les Clan Py
Sayal Vom
Colum
Muncie Convo Approves Methodist EUB Merger
Muncie Convo approves the Northeast Indiana merger of the Methodist North Indiana Conference with the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Delegates from 434 Methodist congregations voted 477 to 01 in favor. Ratification by two-thirds of the total voting in the two denominations is required before the 1960 General Conference decision in Dallas.
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Munch
Ind
Methodists
North Meditna
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dallas
Tex
Oy Gelewates
Dalles
He Hevy
Virgil
Fort Waynes
Dorald Barnes
Kokomo
Gerald Jones
New Waven
Ryan Bergwail
Forti Wayne
Robert Fribley
Anderson
Obese Ag
Owen DeWeese
Elwood
Milton
Jschubert Jr
Columbia
Roy Raudedush
Rex Pope
Cherehatkindalien
Carling
Virgil Liberal
New Castle
Richmond
City Street Crews To Begin Paving On Moss Island Rd
Assistant Street Commissioner Ralph McCoy announced city crews will start paving Moss Island Road. Work begins at 9 am Monday and continues until finished, with residents advised to expect traffic impacts during resurfacing of surrounding Wick area.
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Moss Island Rd
Ralph McCoy
Moss Island
Mandy
McCoy
Romine
Twisters and hail sweep I State area with damage reported
United Press International notes a line of tornadoes and severe storms from the Rocky Mountains to the Midwest. Denver roofs ripped, Casper roofs torn off, towns flooded in Iowa, Minnesota, and northern Illinois. Kansas City area stormed with tail winds and hail. No injuries reported.
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United Press International
Rocky Mountains
Fhe
Midwest
Denver
Wyoming
Casper
Lowa
Granger
Minnesota
Iowa
Onta Ily
Mui
Versuns
Int Law Press
Kansas City
Indiana
Four 1US Football Players Sentenced in Theft Case
Four Indiana State University football players were sentenced to two days in jail after pleading guilty to thefts totaling about 500 dollars from Midtown Motel. Kenneth Swain Martin Friedman Richard Bortone and Michael Hoke, all in their early twenties, faced fines suspended plus costs. Friedman had been a captain of the 1967 Sycamores. The judge noted full restitution was made and a university spokesman said no decision yet on their status.
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Terre Haute
Ind
API
Indiana State University
iOtell
Edward
jEverett
Kenneth D. Swain
South Bend
Martin C. Friedman
Richard, Bortone
Mishawaka
Michael D. Hoke
la Porte
Friedman
Sycamore Ifeam
Jintge Hverell
Soviet Bloc Demands Israel Withdraw From Arab Lands
Moscow and seven socialist states led by the USSR call for Israel to pull back from all territory seized this week. The joint statement warns of a resolute rebuff if Israel does not withdraw beyond the truce line, while pledging aid to Arab nations and signaling possible military action.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Israel
Hungary
Poland
Bulgaria
Czechoslosakia
East Germany
Yugoslavia
Tass
Agercider
Middle East
Arab East
Czechoslovakia
Nasser Resigns Then Reverses Course Amid War Turmoil
Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced resignation citing grave setbacks in the Arab Israel war, but Cairo's cabinet and national assembly reportedly rejected the move and Nasser appeared to reconsider. The Moscow led ultimatum and Soviet allied power urged Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab lands, while fighting raged with reports of napalm used near Damascus and renewed orders between Syria and Israel despite a UN cease fire.
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United Press International
Egyption
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Soviet Union
Mideast
Syria
Damascus
Egypt
Cairo
Nasser
National Assembly
Thalt Nasser
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