Niigata Quake Fire Fight Extinguishes Tides Shocks
A major earthquake struck Honshu at 1 02 pm causing widespread damage in Niigata and surrounding areas. Aftershocks rattled Sado Island as tidal waves flooded coastlines and set fires to oil refineries and gas storage tanks. U S Air Force planes assisted with chemical fire suppressants while officials reported 4 dead 250 seriously injured and 14 missing.
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Japan
Honshu
Sea of Japan
Sado
Kenichi Yamasnita
All- Nippon Airways
Niigata
Tokyo
Honshu I
Japanese Ministry of Aconomy
Us” Air Force
Tachikawa
Bye
U. S. Air Force
Nagata
Public Works Funds Voted for Rivers and Harbors Projects
AP reports the Houser backed a $4 325 969 200 public works appropriation for the fiscal year starting July 1. The 360 11 roll call sent the measure to the Senate to finance flood control programs Bureau of Reclamation Interior Department TVA AEC and other activities. The total was $46 479 900 less than Johnson requested Army Engineer funds approved for water projects in Indiana.
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Indiana
Cannelton
Ind
Evansville
Huntington
Wabash River
Mason J. Niblacky
Mississinewa
Monroe
Newburgh F
Salamania
Crooked Creek
Madison
Maumee Riv
Ohio
Sine
Higan’ City
Tribut
Weather update with warm skies and storms
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures with scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Highs around the upper 100s, lows tonight near 69, and mild conditions earlier today with a high yesterday of 69.
Teenagers Given Punishment for Street Fracas in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana two teens Joseph Montano and Robert Burns were ordered by City Judge Frank A Stodola to copy the Ten Commandments 2000 times each as punishment for a street fracas that smashed another motorist's car windows. Final disposition of disorderly conduct charges was postponed.
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Hammond, Ind
Tepair
Joseph Montano
Robert Lee Burns
Frank A. Stodola
Final Car Check Scheduled Today
Final car safety check set for today at Queens City Hall from 1 to 6 p.m. at Anderson Country Club area. inspectors will verify vehicle conditions as part of the 1964 safety campaign. Local officials note many families miss the lane due to time, ending the drive with this final event.
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Anhheck
Thisderson Country Club
Queens Sity Hall
Roy Smith
The
Trate | Department
Acerson Chamber of Commerces Safety Committee
Rockefeller Pushes Scranton Aid Amid GOP Split
New York Governor Rockefeller urged Republican leaders to back William Scranton for president in the face of Barry Goldwater’s Arizona bid. He spoke after phone discussions with Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon, and said he will back Scranton for delegates as party moderates maneuver toward the convention.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Republi
William W. Scranton
Sen Gop
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Goldwater
Cali- Jin
Scranton
I News
Dwight D. Elicsenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Peeatali
Iter
Sen
Joan Tower
Texas
Albert B. Fay
Houston
the Kampmann Jr
San Antonio
National Committee
Stanton
South
Republican Party
Animal Shelter to Clamp Down on Stray Dogs
The shelter announced a tiered fine system for stray dog pickups with $1 for a first offense, $3 for a second, and $5 for a third. A fourth pickup would carry a $5 fee plus a written request for action as the shelter expands its enforcement with another truck.
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Animal Shelter
Church Integrates Race Relations Urged At Convention
The Church of God opened its 1964 sessions by adopting a race relations statement calling for integration worldwide and support for past congregations faithful to their Lord. Over 1,000 ministers and lay leaders unanimously backed the plan, part of the diamond jubilee International Convention activities. The day featured Christ's World Service Day and a budget drive to raise 1,604,265 dollars.
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Church of God
Moveme
Ministerial Assembly
Charles V. Weber
Executive Council
Church
Action
GMA
Warner Auditorium
Charles Ludwig
Lea Tucson
Ariz
Poli
Paul Tanner
Division of World
Ing Ip Arm
Herbert It
Portland
Ore
Choi
Ae World Service
Bud
Lee
Republicans Set District Event For Indiana Campaign Meet
Republicans plan a district gathering led by state GOP leaders to mobilize support for the 1964 campaign. Indiana delegates and precinct committeemen from Madison County will attend at Russell Bontrager and Myron Seybert’s headquarters to coordinate efforts with county and district officers and the Republican State Dental Committee.
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Richard
Ristine
Marion High School South
Robert N. Stewart
Pas
26Th St
Cation Dison
Madison
Slong
Myron Seybert
GOP
Indiana
Army
Stewart Eeton
Dinensios
Stewart
Republican State Dental Committee
Seven Injured Tuesday In County Wrecks
A county wreck report lists seven people hurt on Tuesday. Four year old Anderson girl Stacey Hillsamer suffered serious injuries after being struck on Locust Street. In Elwood, two men from Cicero and Elwood were injured in separate crashes, and a Fort Wayne visitor was treated after a chain of collisions involving multiple vehicles.
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Anderson
Elwood
Cicero
Stacey Hillsamer
7Th St
Viola Dana Catt
6Th St
Phillip W. Hillsamer
Community Hospital
North E
North 2Th Streets
James Goodin
S. St. St
Deann Goforth
James Stout
Elood
Peggy Ann Rodgers
Penteton
Ind
18Th St
Larry L. Wiliams
Stewart Urges GOP To Match Dem Funds With Work
Indiana Republican state chairman Rob N. Stewart told newly named state ticket candidates they must work hard from now until November to offset Democratic fundraising. He cited alleged Dem advantages in dollars and urged broad campaigning across counties and at fairs, with Risine and Bontrager offering caution and guidance.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Welt Publican
Robit N. Stewart
Indiana
Stewart
Treasre Best
Democratic
J. Manfred Core
Wwe
Etna
Texas Delegates Give Goldwater Big Texas Support
Texas Republicans boosted Sen. Barry Goldwater to 56 delegate votes in Dallas raising his AP tally to 674 nationally, more than the 655 needed for the GOP nomination though he cautioned that more delegates are still required.
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Dallas
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Washington
Life Sentence Given In Robbery Slaying in Indiana
Charles Wesley Baker, 19, was sentenced to life in prison by Judge Joseph W. Nyikos in St. Joseph County Court for the first degree murder of Wesley McElfish 56, a service station attendant, during a robbery on November 6, 1963, in South Bend Indiana. Baker contends innocence and an unfair trial.
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South Bene
Ind
UPS
Charles Wesley Baker
Joseph W. Nyixos
Baker
St. Joseph Couit
Wesley McElfish
Russia Expands Jet Bases in Cuba Amid Cold War Tensions
UPI reports Russian jet warplanes mounting Mig02 and Migzi craft at San Antonio de los Banos airbase near Havana. Cuban exile leader Manuel Varona and Senate President cite new Soviet base near Bejucal and Cabrera with missiles and rapid fortifications.
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NEM Turk
UPI
Wesc
Aure Imam
San Antonio de Los 1
Cuba
Banos
Trainis
Manuel A
Ide Varona
Senate
San An
Carlos New
Havana
Cubal
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St. Johns Hospital to Harold Vandeender and wife a girl. John Fortweng er and wife a boy. John Warren and wife a girl. Tyrone Keelley and wife a girl. Jerry Selgart and wife a boy. Stanford Reiley and wife a girl. David Taylor and wife a girl. Thomas Leach and wife a girl. John Worley and wife a boy. Leon tex Brown and wife a girl born at Hancock County Memorial Hospital Greene eld on June 13.
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St. Joh's Hospital
Harold Vandeender
Esth St
John Fortwenger
Nichol Ave
John Warren
W. Lith
Tyrone Keeley
Pendleton
Jerry Selgart
Miler Aves
Stanford Reiley
College Haven
Community Hospital
David Taylor
Walnut St
Thomas Leach
Jexandria
John Worley
E. 4Th St
Leontex Brown
Scatterfield ,d
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greeneeld
Auto Crash Fatal To Elwood Man
An Elwood man died of injuries from an auto wreck May 24 at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Fred Bogue 33 of 1312 S E St suffered severe multiple injuries and was not found for hours after the crash near Ind 13 and Yellow Cat Rd. He was president of the Eagles Lodge and employed at Delco. He is survived by his parents and his wife Sharon Kay whom he married a year ago Tuesday. Services Friday at 2 pm at the funeral home. He will be buried in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Fred Bogue
S. E St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Yellow Cat Rd
Caepsthay
Wood
Jerome Johnson
Elwood City
Lutheran Church
Eagles Lodge
Delco
Harold F. Bogue, Sr
Evelyn Garman
Sharon Kay
Local Police Nab Escapee from State Reformatory Break
Police captured two of four inmates who escaped from a state reformatory while at a Pendleton work site. One woman was arrested near the bypass south of the city as authorities pursued the remaining escapees in Anderson and Indianapolis.
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Pendleton Insite
Anderson
Indianapolis
Here
Donald Davenport
New Himony
Ysite
Wate
Indianapollis
Maron Perry
Perry
Robert Hales
Evans
Rile
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John Monship
Paul Boots
Joe Benge
John Chaille
Madison County Farm Bureau and
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ernest and Don Gwinn
Lapel
C. J
Public Works Funds Voted
Laura Harwick Anderson
Loratch
Highland “High School
Saren Frazee
Madison Heights High School
Becky Schleeter
Mexandria
Kathy Gootee
Blood
Karen Jarvis
Frankton
Gentry
Lapel High
S ‘Ool
Hover Petgrew
Pex Heton
Patricia Laughlin
St Mary's High School
Sharon Merrill
Summitville
Tinkstonoff
Markleville
Shhool
Miss. Melly Lehr
Highland Hg School
James, Wickert
Kenneth Lewis
D. R. Weller
Lilburn Kemp
Rusell B. Johnson
William Fovermale
Pennsylvania
Ion
Robert E. Coleman
T. Franklin Miler
McOnd
Church of Bod
Icket
Richard 0. Risine
D. Russell Bontrager
U.S
Ome
Bontrager
Aistine
Cadidates
James Carroll
South Bend
Bill Shepler
White Rack Chicken Living
Bill
Herald
Montana
Treaser
Conrate
Sen Rancisco
Russia
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