Scranton Pushes For Delegates In Kansas Rally
Gov William W Scranton campaigns in Kansas as he seeks support from uncommitted delegates for the Republican nominating contest. Early returns show 14 favor Scranton, 12 uncommitted with Goldwater backers divided and 11 of 26 delegation seats still in play.
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Kan
William W.’ Scranton
Kansas
Scranton
Penn
Frasia
Barry Goldwater
Ari Es Ee
Goldwater
Topeka Previotyro
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Warna
Iowa
Des Moines
T c
Landon
Gov Iernment
Judy Garland Reveals Marriage to Mark Herron and Japan Plans
Judy Garland says she wed traveling partner Mark Herron once and may marry again in Japan. She travels with Wu the nurse to care for her amid recovery from illness in Hong Kong. Garland calls Sid Luft “my ex husband” when asked about their divorce.
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Trav ‘Ling
Mark Herron
Wice
Japan
Judy
Herron
Hong Kong
Miss Garland
Sid Luft
Whethher
Ina
Indiana corn growth below normal in 1964 crop report
Lafayette Indiana crops report shows corn runs lagging with only 5 percent of soybeans planted and similar amount of corn laid by. Rain aided recently planted crops while pasture conditions worsen to mostly fair. Soybeans stand about three inches high, alfalfa hay harvest ahead, spring oats headed and wheat harvest expected to start this week in southern fields.
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Robert E. Straszheim
Purt
Terre Haute Hosts Tajimi Sister Cities Visit
A Terre Haute Rotary luncheon hosted a delegation from Tajimi Japan marking the continued sister city relationship begun in 1962 by Mayor Ralph Tucker. The visitors included Sigetaka Aoki ex mayor of Tajimi and Dr Takeshi Haruki director of the Institute of International Relations.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Rotary Club
Tajimi
Institute of Iltertional Relations
Shunzo Alo
Indiana State College
Party of
Vistors
Kate
F Aute Industries
Indianapolis
Nelson G. Gul
Hulman Feld
DeIndianapolis
Sion
Welsh
John Barton
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Ft. Cane
Japan
da Ivile
State Senate
Bethany
Ethel Pell
Senate
Grills
U. S
Ean Poole
Hazel Smith
Mary ‘App
Betty Raper
Susie
John J. Quinn
Bulan
Braner
Clara
Aldi Elstelty
Sue
Hobert/ Mey
RAF & Precinct
Ant Gonenaers Hurst
12Th
Martha Jones
Nancy
T Wollam
Sharon Vaught
di Thuienrae
Tech
Orecianne Smith
Miss
Anderson
Sisan
Nay
Carl Moore
North Vernon
Virgil Lawler
Mona Bluher
Greenfield, Ind
Charles
Stream Board Orders Halt To Pollution
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board orders hearings on alleged water pollution in Ion Porter and Edgewood. They approve a 24 million sewage works project and waste disposal actions for Midwestern steel and chemical plants in Indiana. Plans include sewage facilities at Milltown Hendricks County Camp Harry Oldfe in Cincinnati area and expansions for Hammond Lagrange and River Estates subdivision.
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Uywianapolis
Indiana
Lake Ie
Porter Pine
South Bend
Reitar Carica
Indiana ‘Imestone’ Co
Hestiian” Mil
Bedford
Mock Cit Sone Co
Blocag
Milltown
Hendricks County
Harry Oldfe
Cincinnati Boys’ Club
Dearborn County
Semers
Hammond and Lagrange
River Estates Subdivision
Redwood Mobile Home
Allen Count
Butler to Visit Soviet Union for Khrushchev Talks
British Foreign Minister R A Butler said he will travel to the Soviet Union during the parliamentary summer recess to confer with Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He spoke in the House of Commons and stressed a patient search for understanding.
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London
UPI
R.A. Butler
Soviet Union
Nikita
Khrushchev
Butler
House of Commons
ST. Louis
Strike Curb Ruling Delayed At Markleville Scout Program
A temporary injunction delaying a labor strike at the Aluminum Co. of America plant in Markleville was argued in court as Scout Pack meeting activities proceeded. Den leaders and families organized a May program with acts by Cubs and a focus on community participation.
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Lafayette
Ind
Aluminum Co
Marklev
Cus
Mark Camplin
Danny
Ietan Potteroff
Wag
ALCOA
Den
Tony Hamlin
Alasena
ALCON
Charles Mock
Hymera
Goldie
Mock
U S Refuses Arms Demand At Geneva Conference
Reported by United Press in Geneva, the United States rejects Soviet calls for prearranged total disarmament while offering to discuss its own proposals. Soviet Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin insists the Soviets will discuss only their terms and not Western suggestions.
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Geneva
UPS
Valerian A. Zorin
Ituation Disarmament
Bil
Soviet Union
William C. Foster
Zorin
Miss Dianna Weesner Honored At Bridal Shower
A large shower at the home of Mrs. Maurice Matthew honored Miss Dianna Weesner of Summitville, bride elect of John A Matthew. Guests from Summitville and nearby towns attended a spring themed event with a showing of kitchen gift packages and a guessing contest won by Mrs. Gladys Featherston.
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Lillian Merkel
Ruby Matthew
Katheryn Merkel
Mt Indianapolis
Marcella Weesner
Elenor Merrill
Jamet Weesner
Shim Merrill
Beverly Merrill
Summitville
Sdna Manning
Halsie& Swindell
Theadus McKin
Rose Hensley
Jaymire
Lee
Urial
I Tuttle
Catherine Smith
Myrtle Swindell
Hazel Thurston
Lillie Mite Thew
Mildred Myers
Rosalyn Fink
Marilyn Mei¢ Kinley
Lynn Smith
Ollie Shaffer
Ed Matthew
Smith
Offie| Shaffer
John Feath- Being Etswee
Eve" Apelyn Donel
Pansy Stephenson
Lawrence Odom
Lois Waymire
Margaret & Curts
Laura Ellen Modflin
Lola’ Retherford
Martha Humpries
Ruthy Brown
Marie Foust
Janet Collins
Lola Dillon
Pat Dillon
Marjorie
Hand
Sorority Honors At State Convention and Anniversary
The Markleville Psi Pi Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi celebrated its fifth anniversary at a state convention in Indiana. Charter members were honored, a state parliamentarian named, and awards given for educational programs. The event featured music, talks, and gifts, with numerous members and guests in attendance.
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Marker
Marrett Hotel
Indiana
Markleville
Psi Pa
Kappa Data Phne
Horace Hays
Alphalsary
Desstitate Board
Baker
Anderson
Nancy Elsworth
Penny
Cole
Janet
Getend Jylus
Martha Bell Shaw
Siory
Sullivan
Opal Spall
Met
Prises
Paul Becky Hammer
Barbara’ Ginter Keller
Era
Penny Cale
Fares
ESA
Cleo Padgett
Randall Me
Cormack
Wayne Moore
Marilyn Byrd
Rman Thornburg
Don Morrison
Don Dennis
Lawrence Beckner
Fred Cooper
Studebaker Equipment Sale Reported by Officials
Studebaker officials announce a transaction involving an engine block production line and tooling in the machine shop. Chrysler is reportedly buying the equipment for removal to another site. President Byers A Burling did not disclose cash details.
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Studebaker
Chrysler
Byers A. Burlingame
Navy Chief Sees Franco in Madrid on Courtesy Visit
Admiral David L. McDonald U.S. chief of naval operations met with Francisco Franco in Madrid for a three day courtesy call. He declined to reveal details of their discussions.
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Navy
Franco Madrid
UPS
David L. McDonald
U.S
Naval Operations
McDonald
Franco
Shower honors Rosemary Jobson and guests in Frankton
A baby shower for Rosemary Jobson and her daughter Isa was held at hostess Charlotteight’s home. Prizes went to Janice Adams, Lois Steven, and many others. attendees included Mrs. Ralph Etchison and visiting families from Jackson Ohio while local residents of Frankton joined in the celebration.
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Kanktun
Hosenary Johnson
Charlotte|aight
Nola Aight
Janice Adams
Lois Steven
Ruth Johnson
Pegay Johnson
Blanche Fish
Betty ‘Bangle
Mfuette Jones
James East
Hazel Grose
Beverly Suler
Alexandria
Atrs. Toletevens
Trosemary Blake
Nellie King
Janie
Ralph Etchison
Jackson
Ohio
Robert ¢ Benhem
Frankton
Bernice Wise
Myrtle Weaver
Chester Foust
Arch Jackley
Naber Tick Olver
Detar Thet King
Jack
Ear Daugherty
Sam Welborn
Lucy
George Shell
Torn
Samuels
Daleville Cub Pack Holds Indian Theme Meeting
Daleville Cub Scout Pack 3010 will hold its monthly meeting at Cummins JER out of Bae on Sunday evening. Warren Nottingham will perform as sack leader with Post 210-01 Anderson scheduled to participate in the event.
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Daleville
Cummins Jer
Bae
Suday
Anderson
Warren Nottinghams
Walkout Ends as Six Railroads Resume Normal Operations
ANSAS CITY AP Most of the six railroads hit by a surprise strike Monday were back to normal today but pickets remained at the Houston Port Terminal Railroad. Jerry Turner port general manager said the port could lose about 100000 dollars daily since 60 percent of its business comes from rail. About 50 cars of wheat arrived Monday still awaiting transfer to port. Some redwood trees have bark two feet thick.
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Ansas City
Houston, Tex
Port Terminal
Jerry Turner
Manater
World Trade Group Seeks Global Poverty Abolition
In Geneva a three month conference closed with a final act urging aid through trade to the underprivileged nations. The act aims at cooperation to end world poverty divide. Ambassador John Leddy signed for the United States with reservations memo. A 78 nation bloc formed a third force for a new economic order.
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Geneva
United
John Leddy
United States
U.S
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Flood Control Work Project Wins Approval in Evansville
Washington AP reports a 54542 contract to George Ryan Co. for a 200 foot concrete flood wall vaults and gatewells in Evansville. Senators Bayh and Hartke announced Urban Renewal Administration approval for Riverside development funding to proceed with federal aid.
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Washington
Uesday
Vansville
Army Engineers
George Ryan Co
Nansville
Indiana
Democratic _ Sens
Lired Bayh
Vance Hartke
Ise
Urban Renewal Administration
Riverside
Evansville
Dozens Die as Storms Hit Pakistan Barparkar District
More than 100 people died and hundreds were injured as severe storms swept Barparkar district near Hyderabad over the weekend, a Pakistan civil agency reported Tuesday night.
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Pakistan
Hyderabad
West Pakistan
Barparkar
Pakistan Civil
Harlan-Chase Wedding Rites Solemnized
Shirley Miss Mickey Karen Harlan and Dr Walter William Chase united in marriage May 31 at Wilkinson Church of Christ. Double ring ceremony followed by reception. Bride wore silk alpaca gown with floral veil. Attendants included Marilyn Miller and Martha Harlan. Bride a nursing student at Indiana University. parents listed.
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Shirley
Mickey Karen Harlan
Howard €. Harlan
Wilkinson
Walter William Chase
Victor W. Chase
Marion
Wilkinson Church of ‘Christ
Lilburn Simmons
Wilkinson Church of Christ
J Cupp
Marilyn Miller
el Paso
Mztha Harlan
Tampa
Fla
Weady
Ian Massey
Arthur McCall
Detroit
Mich
Terry Lynch
Bloomington
Robert Harlan
MacDill Air Force Base
William Harlan ii
Harlan
Carl Collins
Vernon Aacey
John Garner
Indiana University School of Nursing
Br Isa
India Reed,y
Earlham Lege
China and Tanganyika Zanzibar Sign Trade Pact
TOKYO AP reports a signed economic and technical cooperation treaty between Communist China and the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in Peking. No further details or dates were provided.
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China
Tokyo
Peking
United Republic Tanganyika
Zanzibar
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Lafayette, Ind
Stream Board
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Aleville
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Sharon ‘Newton
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Alice Pellector
Peggy Richman
Marygayle Hartzell
Deleggate
Vida Hartzell
Vivian Stevenson
Elsie Woods
Knightstown
Wiliam
Wright H.W. Wiggins
Mamie Johnson
Muncie
Tri Lakes
Herman
Smith and Family
M.J. Brew
Taylor University
Miss D. Weesner
Eleanor Keck
Mary Gustin
An Mae McCormack
Alice Wal Curiae Gerrand
Bett Fredrick
Greta Breece
Dor
Markléville
Adams 7
Quipment
Rom Studebaker
Anderson Evind
Smace
Church OF God
Elmo Flatt
Col. Saunders
14Th & Jackson
R. Johnson
Daleville Cub Pack
Horsley
World Trade Group
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Federal Reserve Bank
Dwest Food ST
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Imac
D.A
Midwest Food Service
Harlan-Chase
Rolland Hartley
Aneessaee
General Electric
Bill” Kleibocker
Anderson Refrigeration Equipment Co
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