Death of H V Kaltenborn Shocks Radio History Fans
New York state mourns H V Kaltenborn longtime dean of radio commentators died at Roosevelt Hospital after heart failure He pioneered on air news analyses starting in 1922 and interviewed world leaders including Hitler Mussolini Chiang Kai shek and Pope Pius XI His absence leaves a gap in broadcast journalism and his legacy includes 102 broadcasts in 21 days during the 1938 Munich crisis.
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New York
Aps-H
V. Kaltenborn
Indianapolis
Robert N. Stewart
Palm Beach
Fla
State Committee
Roosevelt Hospital
Stewart
Colum
Arty
Charles O. Hendricks
Speed
Theodore Sendak
Crown Point
First District
Richard ©. Ristine
Ristine
Crawfordsville
Kaltenborn
Edward R. Murrow
Hitler
Mussolini
Chiang Kaishek
Pius XI
Munich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Courthouse News Court docket items and civil suits listed
Courthouse News item lists new suits filed in Circuit and Superior Courts including Karen Chambers vs John W E Chambers Jr for support, Cora Talbert vs Rose mary Ruth for contract cancellation, 33 Properties Inc vs Jerry and Herb Herb for possession, Barbara Gibson vs J B Gibson divorce, and several divorce and habeas cases. Also court minute notes on James W Hemmings habeas petition quash and dismiss, plus findings of divorce for Evelyn Bond and Norvin Steger, and custody in Diana Kay Stone case. Also mentions Romano Italian ministry approval for Messina bridge and Army contract for American Electronic Laboratories.
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Karen Chambers
John W. E. Chambers, Jr
William F. Lawler, Jr
Cora Mae Talbert
Rosemary Ruth
J. Bayne Burton
33 Properties, Inc
Jerry &. Herb
Shirley M. Herb
Whitehead and
Whitehead
Barbara Gibson
J.B. Gibison
Robbins’ and
Dietzen
James W. Hemmings
John WW. Buck
Indiana Reformatory
Indiana
Evelyn M. Bond
Keith
Bond
Norvin Steger
Joanriger
Diana Kay Stone
Michael Eugene Stone
Ina M. Wiles
Larry Li
Wiles
Chicago Welcomes Gemini 5 Space Team With City Parade
Vice President Humphrey joined a jubilant reception as McDivitt and White returned to Chicago after a Gemini mission. Rockets and celebratory crowds filled the Loop, with about 35,000 people converging around City Hall and along State Street. McDivitt, a native Chicagoan, was honored by relatives and local leaders amid a homecoming marked by confetti and cheers.
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Gregory
Hubert H. Humphrey
Space Twins
Kennedy Expressway
City Hall
Big City
Dong Xoai
Space
McDivitt
Chicago
White
la Salle Street
Broad State Street
Cadet Edmundson to Report for ROTC Summer Camp
Cadet M. Sgt. Daniel C. Edmundson of 16 Holly Lane will report for Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Riley Kansas on Saturday June 26. He is a Purdue University student among about 80 Purdue ROTC members attending the training program this summer.
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Daniel C. Edmundson
Holly Lane
Fort Riley
Kan
Edmundson
Purdue University
Riley; F
Ailes Called In By Congress Over Finance Firm Stock
Washington United Press article reports Army Secretary Stephen Ailes summoned to testify June 18 before the House subcommittee investigating Federal Services Finance Corp. stock holdings. Ailes acquired 200 shares in 1956 for his four children. Pentagon says he did not participate in the firm’s operations. query centers on potential conflict of interest amid broader probe.
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Washington
UPL
Army
Stephen Ailes
Congress
House Domestic Finance Subcommittee
Ailes
Federal Services Finance Corp
Defense Department
Federal Services
Pentagon
Rep
Wile
Liam B. Widnall
Widnall
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Woman's Body Identified and Funeral Planned in Pendleton
The article records the identification of Mrs. Neely as the deceased, with funeral arrangements at Cornell Bright Funeral Home in Pendleton set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday officiated by Rev. Eugene Vickery. Survivors include her husband T. V. Neely six children and extended family in Tennessee Arcadia and Allen. Search and police aided by multiple fire departments and state troopers.
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Marshall Brooks
Lou Lacy
Norman Johnson
Anthony Bowman
Mike Carpenter
Baldwin
Shawl
Marion Fire Department
Summityv He Fire Department
Hamilton County
Neely
Community Hospital
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Eugene Vickery
Fairfax Church of the Nazarene
Allen, Tenn
J. B. Hunter
T. V. Neely
Ford
Indianapolis
Michael
Sandra
Deborah
Donna
Melinda
Jennifer
Atl
Tennessee
Janez Lewis
Arcadia
Dinner committee named for Queens Dinner event
The committee in charge of the Queens Dinner at Madison Heights lists Mr. Lewis as chairman Don R Welter as vice chairman Lilburn Kemp Russell B Johnson George Pancol and William F Hovermale among the organizers.
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the Rinker
Madison Heights
Willa Ford
Lapel
Jan Zettel
Alexandria
Bobbie Heniser
Frankton
Cara Lou Brown
Pendleton
Marsha Burton
Elwood
Eloise Allen
Summitville
Annette Cook
Anderson High
Barbara Crull
St. Mary's
Mr. Lewis
Don R. Welter
Lilburn Kemp
Russell B. Johnson
George Pancol
William F. Hovermale
Vietnamese Rangers probe jungle for bodies after grim battle
A Vietnamese Ranger unit searched the jungle seeking bodies and survivors after a government force was defeated by the Communists. Heavy Viet Cong fire forced a withdrawal after 20 minutes, leaving about 200 dead and wounded. Rangers found over 100 bodies seven wounded, a U.S. helicopter wreckage and an American dog tag. In Da Nang area U S directed artillery barrages at Viet Cong concentrations Saturday night. Toll confirmed at 66 dead with 104 U S planes and 118 strikes against Viet Cong positions Sunday including an arms factory northwest of Da Nang.
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U.S
da Nang
Senate debate reshapes aid for Latin America and Southeast Asia
The measure reevaluates foreign aid, trimming $200 million but including $89 million for a broad South Vietnam Laos Thailand program. Senator Fulbright adds a new OAS role with $55 million in military aid for Latin America and sets joint-planning requirements for future arms support, amid inter American concerns. A local note mentions a Cream Social and fire station event in North Anderson.
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House Agriculture
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Laos
Thailand
House
Sen. J. JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Organization of American States
Latin America
Fulbright
OAS
Latin American
U.S
Dominican Republic
Coug Fulbright
Moves in Anderson area Methodist pastors take new posts
A series of immediate clergy reassignments reshapes several area congregations. Dr. Robert Bickel moves from Geneva to lead Madison Avenue Methodist. Rev. Harold Leininger replaces Bachert at Fort Wayne Aldersgate. Rev. Edwin Grant departs Alexandria First for Tempe. Rev. James Grattick takes Alexandria post.
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Fort Wayn Aldersgate
Robert Bickel
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
Bachert
Fort Wayne Aldersgate
Harold Leininger
Fort Wayne Epworth Methodist Church
Edwin Grant
Alexandria
Tempe
Ariz
James Grattick
England
Arville Renner
New Burlington
James Murray
Waiton- Salem
Walter Neal
Perkinsville - Beall's
Riley
Terre Haute
William H. Lawson
Fairview
Harold Schram
Cambridge
Mass
Daleville
Harold Gechsle
Columbia City
Robert D. Wright
Avilla
Fortville Methodist Church
Everett L. iLandrey
Mministry
al Kundenreich
Redkey
Markieville - Mechanicsburg
Starling E. Wamsley
Indianapolis
Advance
Lebanon
Edwin C. Williams
Noblesville
Mt. Zion- Bethel Church
Philip Gerber
Boehmer Emmanuel Church
Lloyd Willett
Lee
Deyo
Noble Street
Anderson Ministerial Association
Association of Churches
Kiwanis
Windfall
Syracuse
Mikhart
First Methodist Church
Wabash
Dr. Bickel
Anderson
Geneva
Ind
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Mt. Hope
N. Madisoni Ave
Wright remembered as banking leader with Indiana ties
Noted Hoosier pur shied Mr Wright a progressive banking executive connected with seven Indiana banks. He served as president of inland and Van ee arene to WOM an VLE Buren Banks in Upland and chaired Elwood Financial. He directed Citizens Bank of Elwood Bank of Henry County Shirley Bank of Shirley Gaston Banking and Citizens Bank of Columbia City. A Upland native, he belonged to Upland Friends Church Scottish Rite Fort Wayne Arcana Masonic Lodge and held a 32nd degree. Survived by wife Mary three sons Theodore Upand Kenneth of Columbia City Robert of Shirley one brother Brunell Marion a sister Oma Anderson Marion and 16 grandchildren. Memorials at 2 p m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home Upland with Rev Evan Bergwell officiating. Burial Jefferson Cemetery outside Upland. Honorary pallbearers include Carl Erskine and Leland Boren. Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday at the funeral home.
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Elwood Financial Institution
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Bank of
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Gaston Banking Company
Citizens Bank of Columbia City
Mr. Wright
Upland Friends Church
Scottish Rite of
Fort Wayne
Arcana Masonic Lodge
Mary
Theodore
Upand
Kenneth
Columbia City
Robert
Shirley
Brunell
Marion
Oma Anderson
Jones Funeral Home
Evan Bergwell
Carl Erskine
Anderson
Leland Boren
Pierce Industries
Wright
Fmeral
Brake Incident Injures Children on Central Avenue
Louise Donna Carpenter of 2704 Horton Dr told police a boy crossing Central Ave failed to watch for traffic and was struck by her car. He received treatment at Community Hospital for head, shoulder, and body injuries. A girl of 9 from 1734 Brown St suffered bruises after dashed into the street chasing a ball and was treated at St John’s Hospital. Authorities note a separate line about tobacco products in the era.
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Louise Donna Carpenter
Horton Dr
Central Avenue
Carpenter
Community Hospital
Ith St
Central Ave
Ronda Lee Cantrell
Brown St
Lois Anderson
Sherman St
Anderson
St. Jahn's Hospital
Anderson College Alumni Dinner Highlights Military and Mission Service
Lt Col Boyd VIII Piva a veteran with Silver Star and Bronze Star honors, served in Korea and the Southwest Pacific then Germany. Miss Randall, longtime Church Extension official, is a noted home missions contributor. Mr Romano, a veteran layman, completed missionary tours in the Far Pacific. Dr John A Morrison, president emeritus, spoke at the alumni dinner with Joe Espey as master of ceremonies.
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Utepan
Guam
Korea
Germany
United States
Boyd
Hampton Institute of Virginia
Anderson College
Southwest Pacific
Randall
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
Church of God
Department of Home Missions
Romano
Anderson
Ilinois
Far Pacific
John A. Morrison
Joe Espey
Sleeping fugitives from Muncie jail caught sleeping
Two Delaware County Jail escapees Tilford Jones aged 28 from Parker and Leroy Wright aged 25 from Jamestown were captured Monday on Indianapolis Northwest side as they slept in a house. They had escaped during a Sunday car washing detail in Muncie and now face possible kidnapping and other charges.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Delaware County
Tilford Jones
Parker
Leroy Wright
Jamestown
Muncie
Simon Myers
Indianapois
Church Session to Open General Ministerial Assembly
Church leaders gathered in Anderson and St Joseph prepare for the General Ministerial Assembly with Rev Herbert Thompson of Portland delivering the opening sermon on Amazing Grace. The day includes worship, conferences, institutes, and alumni events as preparations continue for 1965 66 planning and a 25 000 attendance target.
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Ted Rigdon
Columbia
General Ministerial Assembly
National Woman’s Missionary Society
Roscoe Snowden
Anderson
GMA
Kenneth E. Jones
Gulfy Coast Bible College
Houston
Tex
Church of God
Warner Auditorium
Anderson College
iByrd Memorial
Graduate School of Theology
Robert H. Reardon
Gene Ww
Newberry
Ander-son College
Anderson Obituaries Mrs M Baker dies after long illness
Mrs Mery Belle Baker 86 of de Berth Street longtime Baker Brothers Funeral Home associate died Monday at St John s Hospital after a three month stay and six month illness. Born June 26 187H in Hancock County to Elijah and Isabelle Parsons Marshall she was a First Methodist Church member. Husband Grant Baker died in 1909. Survivors include two sons Russell G and Marshall W Baker two grandchildren Mary Beth Baker of San Francisco one brother Rom Marshall of Anderson and two nephews Private funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. 2 pm today at the mortuary.
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William Case
Noblesville
William Aneil Case
Hannibal St
Hamilton County
Howell
Linnie Case
Anderson
Elizabeth Raison Case
Five Childern
Betty Baker
Marion
Joan Rether
Mabel Miller
Crownland Cemetery
Marry Belle Baker
Mery Belle Baker
Russell G
Marshall W. Baker
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Mary Beth Baker
San Francisco
Calif
Rom Marshall
Andersen
John Siner
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Herbert Lauderbaugh
Sells and Rowe
Herbert Dale Lauderbaugh
Columbus Ave
Delco-Remy Division
East Maplewood
Lauderbaugh
St. John’s Hospital
Delco - Remy Division
Uaw-Cio
Switzerland County
Ind
Hazel Neff
Mt. Dora
Fla
Harold Lauderbaugh
Kokomo
Couple's Shooting Incident Tied to Mental Hospital History
Police said McLemore regained consciousness and drove to a Vincennes filling station for treatment after head wounds. Their four year old son Christopher slept through the shooting and is with relatives in Kentucky. The couple met while McLemore was a patient at Western State Mental Hospital in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, where Mrs. McLemore was a student nurse in 1959 and 1980. Sheriff Marion Youngstatel mentioned Knox County.
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McLemore
Vincennes
Christopher
Kentucky
Western State Mental Hospitals
Hopkinsville
Knox County
Marion Youngstatel
Fair Weather Carries Through Week With Warm Temperatures
The Associated Press notes continued fair weather through the last full week of spring with midday readings from 65 to 76 across Gary and Evansville. Temperatures rise to the 70s Tuesday and 80s Wednesday, overnight lows in the 40s to 50s, and rainfall totaling up to three quarters of an inch later in the week. An additional item estimates a modern railway dining car costs about 150000 dollars to put into service in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Old Sol
Gary
Evansville
Slimmest Eve rless Hearing Aid by Sonotone Model 75 THINLINE
A new Sonotone Model 75 THINLINE introduces the slimmest earwear hearing aid. Built into fashion-smart temples for men and women, it houses a transistor circuit for moderate to severe hearing loss and uses a button-size battery. A transparent tube connects the device to an ear tip for discreet use.
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Sonotone
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