World News Digest Roundup From Laos To El Salvador
Vientiane officials reportedly allowed travel amid Laos crisis rumors of a possible provocation. In Vietnam, an all night bomber attack with flares staved off a Viet Cong overrun 80 miles southwest of Saigon. Soviet Albanian tensions and Cyprus skirmishes alongside Hungary and Algeria recitals fill dispatches as UN patrols pause near Mansoura. An El Salvador quake area reports a brief tremor with no damage noted.
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Ple
Fread
Rad Gee
New China News
Eee Sat
Saigon
Viet ‘Namese
Lap Vo
Traffic Death Toll Climbs to 516 in Indiana Monday
United Press Internasoma reports Indiana's 1964 traffic toll rose to 516 after a weekend crash near the Indiana Ohio line. A car truck collision on Indiana 57 north of West Harrison claimed Mrs. Gloria Streicher and her 3 week old daughter Robin, with three others injured including Streicher's husband. Other incidents killed Edward Ler and injured several, while Thomas McCormick died from injuries after a car overturn near Selma.
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United Press Internasoma
Evansville
Indiana
Edward Ller
Petersburg
Lynnville
West Harrison
Indiana-Ohio State Line
Gloria Jean Streicher
Cincinnati
Robin
Elden Huber
Brookville
Streicher
Stanley Lee
Sanregret
Nan Ney
Irs
Georgia R. Seimer
Overhead Door Corp
Hart Is
Marion
Indi
Ball Hospital
Thomas R. McCormick
Albany
Selma
One Death From Shooting Spree In Indianapolis
An Indianapolis near north side residence shooting left one man dead and four others wounded after a marital quarrel escalated. Police detained George Thomas Dillard, 20, in connection with the incident and reported his estranged wife Delana Ann, also 20, among the injured. Also hurt were David Coleman, 40, and Gloria Stewart, 2, with their relationship to the couple not immediately clear. The wounded were in fair condition at General Hospital.
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Indianapolis
Thevii
George Thomas Dillard
J. Dillard
Delana Ann
General Hospital
Dillard
David Coleman
Gloria Stewart
Indianapo
City Works Board reviews alternate manufactory for mobile sweeping unit
The Works Board discussed an alternate manufacturer for a new mobile sweeping machine telot and a drive in laundry. A petition to access premises on Sween High and Ninth streets was tabled pending city engineer investigation. The board will also weigh a repaving petition for Main Street from 9th to 24th, dating back to July 1962. Delco Remy proposals to reroute power lines for plant sites were presented, with city easement and maintenance conditions. Action deferred until an agreement is reached between attorney William Peck and Sam Peck for Delco matters.
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Telot
Own
Sween Hight
Ninth Streets
Main
9Th Street
24Th Street
Works Board
Fergus Jon
Delco Remy
Delco
Delco - Remy Division 1
Byttorney
75th Annual to Robert L Morgan at Warner Auditorium
The 75th annual event in Warner Auditorium features pastors Rev Charles W Wood Rev Tom Nitksche Rev Bobby R Cole directing mass meetings with major speakers from Andersonians. Rev R Eugene Sterner serves as opening worship chairman and Rev Kenneth G Prunty presides at the afternoon service. Sessions, conferences, and classes on church life fill the day, including pianist guides and Christian Education admin.
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Robert L. Morgan
Lan
Warner Auditorium
Charles W. Wood
Middletown
Ohio
Tom Nitksche
Flint
Mich
Bobby R Cole
Louisville
R. Eugene Sterner
Sterner
Kenneth G. Prunty
International Youth Fellowship of
Forest F. Carlson
Akron
Ind
Park Place
Eisenhower forum shapes GOP platform leadership
Eisenhower urged cooperation over domination at a forum with more than 1,000 attendees guiding the GOP Platform Committee for the national convention. He argued the United States must lead without being a boss and warned alliance strength waned due to leadership methods and personalities.
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Fiat
Laos Premier Denies Charges In Laos air dispute amid claims over Khang Khay
Laos Premier Souvanna Vongvongsa denies American bombings or jet reconnaissance over Khang Khay and says no American jet flights occurred on June 11 12 and 13. Peking Pathet Lao accusations of raids on the Chinese mission are noted while American embassy says no flights occurred. The Laotian air force operates about a dozen U.S. supplied planes. Nearby items include miscellaneous notices and local obituaries.
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Pathet Lao
Peking
Ameran
Khang Khay
Souvenna
Souvanna
Aumericant
Pathet Lao Titu
Prince —Souphanouis
Chinese Economic and Cultural Mission
Laos
Laotian
Mrs J S Alldredge Dies Here at 99 Active Churchwoman
Mrs J S Alldredge 99 of 1225 Home Ave died Monday at 3 35 pm after a six month illness She was widow of John J Alldredge a former four term state legislator Surviving are a son John Cromer Alldredge a daughter Mrs Russell L Showlater five grandchildren and six great grandchildren Born November 19 1873 near Daileville she moved from Yorktown to Anderson in 1894 and was last charter member of Anderson Church of the Brethren and first president of its Ladies Aid Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 30 pm at the Church of the Brethren with burial in Jones Cemetery Muncie at a later date
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Daleville
William M. Chatfer
Markleville
Delco-Remy Division
Methodist
Indianapolis
Delaware County
Madison County
Delco Division
Estella
Wallace Shaffer
Joe Shaffer
Yorktown
Shirey Funeral Home
Cross Roads Lutheran Church
Edwin Helm
Miller Cemetery
Midletown
Keatny L
Tu) Aildredge
Home Ave
John 3. Alldredge
John Cromer _Allredge
Atorney
Fate of
Russell L. Showalter
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Church of the Brethren
Eldon Petry
Jones
Isit S. Winifred Graham
Winifred Pearl Graham
Finley R. Graham
Harry Young
Noblesville
Harry L
Young
Cumberland Ré
Thes
Harold E. Rozelle
Riverview Hos
Pital
Hamilton County
B. H. Bruner
Theister
East Lynn Christianson
Harry and Lilly Darrah
East Maplewood
Graham
East Lynn
Julie Elizabeth Ison
Frank Albert
Franklin
Janice
Harlock
Ison
Community Hospital
Nettie Fowler
Pendleton
Nettie
Delco-Remy
M. Fowler
Chester
Fowler
N. Harbison St
Madi
Kienly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Brownjit
Gov. Scranton
Sherley Brothers
Drex
GOP
Henry ‘Cabot "Lodge
Cornell
Bright
South Viet
William Hill
Brook
Nam
Eub Church
Grove Church
Ceme
William Seegar
Scranton
New Castle
William J. Seeger
Penns Ata
HL Ave
New Cat
Johnson
United States
Sammouss
Alta Kianapolis
Michael
Fowerton Methodist Church
Richard
Dallas Sparks
Charles Johnson
Jerson
Robe Lert Sparks
Carles Sparks
Dallas Sparks Jr
Butte
Mont.re
Albert Rider
Fowler‘on Methodist Church
Park Cemetery
Pairoun
Anderson Obituaries Mixed Death Notices in Indiana
Amy details list deaths of Winifred Graham Harry Young Harold Rozelle William Seeger and others with birth places, family ties and funeral arrangements. The report notes Mrs Graham a longtime Noblesville resident and World War II veteran, while Young and Seeger are described with service histories and burial plans. The blurred column references local hospitals and funeral homes in Noblesville Pendleton and New Castle as communities absorb losses.
Miller Graduated From Wabash College
Philip George Miller son of Mr and Mrs Warren P Miller of 1003 Forrest Dr recently graduated from Wabash College where he made the Dean's List served as treasurer of the senior council and vice president of the Inter fraternity Council He plans to study at the Goethe Institute in Germany for six months starting September Also noted an obituary style item: Mrs Bertie Azile Banks mother of Mrs Donald Hiday of Lapel died Sunday during a visit Her body was sent to Manchester Ga for services and burial Surviving include the husband Leo Banks two other daughters a brother and three sisters and eight grandchildren
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Philip George Miller
Warren P. Miller
Forrest Dr
Wabash College
Wabash
Miller
Goethe Institute
Germany
Lapel
Bertie Azile
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Manchester
Hiday
Leo Banks
A Thought to Remember Short and to the Point
A brief meditation on how many words shape memory and influence. The piece contrasts common daily speech with famous short texts like the Lord’s Prayer and the Gettysburg Address, illustrating how brevity can carry lasting impact and meaning.
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Lincoln
St. John
Jesus
Local Man Held on Marion Charges in Preliminary Hearing
The Skaggs woman was returned to Muncie and held on a 4000 dollar bond after a preliminary hearing Monday. The report mentions towns including Richmond Columbus Franklin Shelbyville Bloomington Evansville Pendleton Wood Peru and references New York City sewers.
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Haute
Richmond
Columbus
Franklin
Shelbyville
Bloomington
Evansville
Pendleton
Wood
Peru
Smith
Marion
Skaggs
Muncie
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el Salvador
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Daugh
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Ton College
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Sormer
Lakefield
Moses Marsden
Libra
Poe
GMA
School of Theology
E. Third St
W.W. Ting
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Wil Eelien
Trinidad
Juanita Leonard
Ina St
Colomian
Vb Gem
Anderson, Cotege
Acon
Ices Park Place Church
God Sanctuary
F. Dale Bengston
Boose ‘Club
Kane
General Ministerial Assembly
J. S. Alldredge
Madison
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Matt Seeger
Henry County Hospital
Charles
Lansing
Mit
William Seeger
Lavon
Tucker
Jo Ann Downey
Ames, Alta
Michael Armsenenen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Agen
Khrushchev
Per D. Haekkerup
Colunist
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Republic of Congo
French Congo
Chew Chow Yeh
Massamba
Galawater
Texasepublican
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Montana
Goldwater
Berlin
Erfurt
Capron
Bueny
Anapolis
Pam
Onjc
S. Anderson St
Robert L.jackley
Moon
Sinclair Oil
Pany
Jeannette
Jack
J. C. Wilson Funeral
Warsaw
Miller Graduated
Eavey
Anderso
Meridian ST
Hug.tite Pumps Mahony
Alexandria
Elwood Street
Reehm's Flower Shop & Greenhouse
Broadway Anderson, Ind
New York City
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