Europeans pay last respects to Kennedy
Europeans joined in mourning Senator Kennedy with prayers and tributes across Rome Belgrade London Dublin and Sofia. At the U S Embassy in Belgrade over 3000 Yugoslavs signed a condolence book while Bulgarian Premier Spiljak sent sympathy from Sofia. Ireland's Eamon de Valera led a Pontifical Requiem in Dublin Cathedral and Britain's Chief Rabbi Immanuel Jakobovits spoke at St John’s Wood Synagogue. The universal grief was noted as the world condemns the act that killed Kennedy.
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Britain
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Indiana Traffic Toll Rises to 579 in Weekend Fatalities
Indiana's 1968 traffic fatality toll rose to 579 after a weekend with 13 deaths, the worst single day this year. Six deaths occurred in a single crash on U.S. 20 in Porter County, with a school bus, truck and car collision noted in nearby areas, as Pike and Hendricks Counties also reported fatalities.
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Indiana
Henryville
U.S. 20
Porter County
Slate
Natick Fair Funds Bandstand Build with Community Help
Natick Mass AP reports a new bandstand will rise from funds raised by two Natick Women's Club Evening Division children's fairs. Natick High School's band and other groups supplied music as about 3000 attendees enjoyed hamburgers hot dogs cakes and cookies plus antiques and a variety of rides and games to boost proceeds.
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Senate Votes On Space Bill Amid Conflicting Cuts
The Senate approved a space authorization bill totaling 4.01 billion after amendments, with cuts proposed to reduce costs from the administration’s request. Democrats largely opposed further reductions, while Sen. Frohmire championed lowering overall federal spending. House action remained unsettled as conference talks loom.
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Tennessee
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Ray's Brother Surprised by James Earl Hay Breakout
John Ray recalls his brother James Earl Hay, a Missouri convict who escaped in 1967, being surprised at capture in London while denying ties to racist groups. He says the family believes James would do anything for kin and describes him as hot tempered with strangers.
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Governor Denies Funds For ABC Enforcement Cars
Indiana Governor Branigin refused to release an extra $21,000 to keep Alcoholic Beverage Commission enforcement officers in state cars through July. The ABC sought $162,000 for enforcement this fiscal year, but the legislature cut $21,000, leaving a $141,000 appropriation with a $340,000 fund balance. Branigin suggested using other state cars or permanent posts to cover the officers.
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Unloaded Gun Carrier Seized At Cathedral
A Syracuse man, Gary J. Dedell, 2?, was seized at St Patrick's Cathedral entrance with an unloaded revolver in his briefcase. He was taken to a stationhouse for questioning as details of the incident and his background, including his ties to the Kennedy funeral attendance, emerged.
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Computer Runs into Trouble in Political Fund Drive
Washington dispatch reports a Democratic National Committee fund drive letter urging a $10 contribution signed by Democratic Chairman Takha Mf Reihaw, dated April 40, with a Texas target note to back party briefs. The mix includes unrelated items on Nazi files found in Berlin and local incidents.
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Command Performance Cadillac Promise
A Cadillac drives with power conveniences a variable ratio steering and noted balance and stability making every mile a pleasure. The dealer is proud of the car and invites you to schedule a personal drive before the trek ends to discuss a favorable deal.
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New Candidates File For State Auditor
Two more candidates announced for the Republican nomination for state auditor in Indianapolis. Timmons of Montello White County GOP chairman and Harrigan of Hobart paid their June 18 convention assessments. Timmins, linked to the party control favoring Edgar Whitcomb for governor, says he is not a vilated candidate. Harrigan, a real estate dealer, previously ran unsuccessfully for Congress. Trudy Etherton of South Bend planned to announce next, wife of a sportscaster and former Penn High School teacher. First to announce was Nick Pojus of Anderson.
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Newell
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Monteello
White County
GOP
Albert F
Pete) Harrigan
Hobart
Timmons
Bulena Chaney
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Harrigan
Trudy Slady Etherton
South Bend
Penn High School
Etherton
St. Joseph
Supreme Court Justice Douglas Receives Pacemaker
Washington reports Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, age 69, received a cardiac pacemaker at Walter Reed Army Medical Center on June 4 and is listed as satisfactory. He may return home soon to recuperate as he adapts to the implanted device. President Johnson plans a Walter Reed visit to see Douglas and Eisenhower, who is recovering from a heart attack.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Douglas
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Walter Reed
Johnson
Dwight TD. Eisenhower
California
Mourners File By Kennedy Gravesite
Arlington crowds mourned at Kennedy gravesite paying respects to Robert F. Kennedy who was buried the previous night. Thousands endured heat at Arlington National Cemetery as veterans and civilians placed floral offerings and honors on the senator’s grave. One visitor, Mike Balestring, 78, described as a retired coal miner and veteran of multiple wars, recalled his service in Italy and the U.S. expeditions in 1916.
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