Tremors Hit Honshu as Quake Sparks Fires
A powerful earthquake struck Honshu at 1:02 p m Tuesday causing bridges to collapse and piers to fall while fires spread through Niigata refineries. U S Air Force planes aided firefighting as tidal waves flooded coast, several ships ran aground, and harbor operations were disrupted for days.
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LOKYO
UPI
Tokyo
U. S
Niigata
Japan
Honshu
Sea of Japan
Rock Island
Church of God Advances Global Race Relations Policy
The Church of God opened its 1964 business sessions by adopting a race relations statement. It called for integration of all congregations worldwide and urged support by the General Ministerial Assembly for pastors congregations and members faithful to the movement.
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Church of God
Seven Injured in County Wrecks and Church Event
Seven people were injured in county wrecks including a four year old girl hit on Locust Street in Edywond. Two men from Cicero and Elwood were injured in separate crashes. The scene also notes a large church gathering with the Ministerial Assembly and International Convention activities in progress, including a keynote sermon in Springfield Ohio and candlelight service plans.
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Andersons
Edywond
Cicero
Elwood
Stacey Hillsamer
Passine
Locust St. Lenuth
Church of God
Public Works Funds Approved by House For Year
The House passed a 4.325 billion public works appropriations bill for the fiscal year starting July 1 in a 380 to 11 vote sending the measure to the Senate. The funds cover riv er and harbors flood control and various agencies, with several projects listed in Indiana and neighboring areas.
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Washington
Senate
Bureau of Reclamation
Interior Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
Republicans Set District Event for Mobilization Meet
Republicans plan a district meeting at Marion High School to discuss the Mobilization of Republican Enterprise program and strengthen county and district party organizations. Attendees include Myron Seybert and state GOP officials with a large delegation expected from seven counties.
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Richard D
Russell
Marion High School
Robert N. Stewart
Ray Pus
26Th St
GOP
Madison County
Republi
Can Enterprise
Myron Seybert
Indiana
Marion
Tipton
Howard
Clinton
Misamis Wabash
Huntington
Grant
Stewart Says GOP Work Must Offset Foes Funds
Indiana Republicans argued over campaign budgets and strategy as Stewart urged heavy field work to counter Democratic fundraising. State leaders warned against overlap and called for broad county fair campaigning as Ris tine, Bontrager, and others shared advice.
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Stewart
James Stout
Ewood
Peggy Ann Rodgers
Indiana
18Th St.a
Larry L. Williams
Cicero
Earl
Rolandswork
State Hughes
Rt. 6
J. Manfred Core
Indianapolis
UPI
Core
Richard Q. Ristine
D. Russell Bontrager
Fort
U. S
Bontrager
Ristine
Texas Delegates Boost Goldwater at State Convention
At Dallas, Texas Republicans awarded Sen Barry Goldwater 56 delegate votes raising his AP tally to 674, surpassing the 655 needed for nomination though he cautioned more delegates are needed. Goldwater urged unity and warned of possible slippage before the San Francisco convention while pledging irrefutable commitment from Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Washington
Lark
Montana
Arizona
San Francisco
Texas Republican Convention
Sen
Joan Tower
Albert 3. Fay
Houston
Ike Kampmann Jr
San Antonio
Weather Outlook With Warmth and Scattered Thunder
Cloudy to partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and scattered thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the upper 70s and tonight’s low in the 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 69 and the low 33 with sunset at 7:15 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow is 3:13 a.m.
Two Teens Ordered to Copy Ten Commandments 2009 Times
In Hammond Indiana two youths Joseph Montano 15 and Robert Lee Burns 17 faced disorderly conduct charges after a street dispute during which a motorist’s car windows were broken. City Judge Frank A Stodola ordered each to copy the Ten Commandments 2009 times in one month and withheld final disposition.
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Hammond, Ind
Joseph Montano
Robert Lee Burns
Frank A. Stodola
Final Car Check Campaign Ends Amid Safety Push
Final car safety check day runs 1 p m to 6 p m at City Hall as Captain Roy Smith notes the program audited over twenty thousand vehicles during the month long effort. The final lane targets motorists who missed earlier checks and underscores community safety goals with local officials and school participants acknowledged by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Country Club
Knnasner City Hall
Roy Smith
Traffic Department
Mel
Lhy Lehr
Highland Higby Spectors
James
Wickert
Amittee
Kenneth Lewis
D. R. Welter
An J
Lilburn Kemp
Rus‘derson
Rockefeller Seeks Scranton Aid in Delegates Fight
New York Governor Rockefeller urged Nelson delegates to back Scranton in the GOP race as a civil rights showdown loomed. He said Nixon would vote against the civil rights bill unless amended and that Goldwater may influence convention support. Rockefeller paused on endorsing Scranton while campaign chiefs push to keep delegates aligned.
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Scranton
South
Goldwater
U.S
Soviet Union
New York
Nelson
Rockefeller
Nixon
William W. Scranton
Sea
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Cali
Dwight D. Eilrights
Senate
Seadower
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Rocke- Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Scran
Iou
City Shelter Plans Stray Dog Control Drive
The City Animal Shelter announced a strict clampdown on dogs roaming free. Offense fees start at a nominal amount, rise to 3 dollars, then 5 dollars, with a fourth pickup triggering a written police request and renewed leash commitment. A new patrol truck will aid the effort.
Life Sentence Given in Robbery Slaying
Charles Wesley Baker, 19, was sentenced to life in prison in St Joseph Circuit Court after conviction for the 1953 robbery slaying of Wesley McElish, a 36 year old service station attendant. Baker maintains innocence and alleges a flawed trial.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
Charles Wesley Baker
Joseph W. Nyikas
Baker
St. Joseph
Wesley McElish
Russia Says Cuba Hosts Soviet Jet Fleet and Bases
Cuban exile leader Manuel de Varona testified to the Senate preparedness subcommittee that Soviet technicians are mounting bombs on Mig 21 jets in underground hangars at San Antonio de los Banos, with a broad buildup of bases, ammunition dumps, and missiles near Havana, Bejucal, and Menagua, all under Russian control.
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New York
Cuba
Senate
John Stennis
Manuel A. de Varona
Carlos Pria Socarras
de Varona
Casco
Stennis
Lon
Cabrera
Bejucal
Havana de Varona
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital and Local Homes
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns in 1925. Names include Harvid Vande vender at 3th St, a girl. John Fortweag ler at 1611 Nichol Ave, a boy. John Warren on W. wth St, a girl. Tyrone Keesling Pendleton, a girl. Jerry Sweigart at 1734 Miller Ave, a boy. Stanford Reiley at College Haven, a girl. David Taylor at 705 Walnut St, a girl. Thomas Leach in Alexandria, a girl. John Wortey at 2360 E 4th St, a boy. Also a girl born to Leo Rex Brown at 446 Scatterfield Ra, Hancock County Memorial Hospital Greenfield on June 13.
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St. Joh’s Hospital
Harvid Vandevender
John Fortweagler
Nichol Ave
John Warren
Mirs
Tyrone Keesling
Pendleton
Jerry Sweigart
Miller Ave
Stanford Reiley
College Haven
Community Hospital
David Taylor
Walnut St
Thomas Leach
Alexandria
John Wortey
4Th St
Leoa Rex Brown
Scatterfield Ra
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Green Field
Auto Crash Fatal For Elwood Man
An Elwood man Fred Bogue aged 33 died from injuries after a May 24 auto crash two miles south of Yellow Cat Road. He had internal injuries a fractured leg and hips and facial lacerations. He was found after over five hours. He worked at Delco Remy and was president of the Eagles Lodge. He is survived by his wife Sharon Kay and parents Harold F. Bogue Sr. and Evelyn Garman. Services set at York Dunhchny Funeral Home with burial at Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Fred Bogue
S. EB &J
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Bogue
Ind
Yellow Cat Rd
York-Dunnichay
Jerome Johnson
Elwood City
Lutheran Church
Eagles Lodge
Delco-Remy
Harold F. Bogue
Evelyn Garman
Sharon Kay
Local police nab escapee from Pendleton institution
Authorities hunt two of four State Reformatory inmates who escaped Monday from a Pendleton working detail. Donald Davenport 20 of New Harmony was linked to a drive in theater incident and a drive to an intersection south of the city. Clyde Walden 26 of Evansville was captured in Indianapolis as officers searched a home for another escapee. Mari Perry 20 of Indianapolis and Robert Hales 24 of Evansville remained missing. The escapees were serving 25 year terms for robberies.
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State Reformatory
Pendleton Institution
Anderson
Indianapolis
Here
Donald Davenport
New Harmony
Clyde Walden
Evansville
Indianapollis
Mari‘en Perry
Perry
Robert Hales
Evans
Davenport
Rothers
Robert Piease
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John Manship
Paul Boots
Joe Benge
John Chaille
Madison County Farm Bureau and
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Ernest and Don Gwinn
Lepel
C. J
Charles V. Weber
Executive Council
Llegal
Warner Auditorium
Br. Harold W. Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
GMA
Aise
Viola Dana Catt
Phillip W. Hillsamer
Charles Ludwig
Tucson
Ariz
North E
North 20Th Streets
Elwand
Ders
Public Works Funds Voted
Johnson
Army
Jngiana
Cannelton Locks
Huntington Reservoir
Wabash River
Mason J. ‘Niblack
Mississinewa
Monroe
Newburgh Rocks
Salamania
Uniontown
Brookville
Island
Crooked Creek
Madison
Maumee River
Michigan City
Whitewater River
Forth
20Th St. the
Goforth Automobile
Herman Marc
Amano
Kenichi Yamashita
Nippon Airways
Air
U.S. Air Force
SAS
Tachikawa
Tole
Kyo
Honshu Island
Niigatabor
Goforth
Sherry Henn
Fort Wayne
Mercy Hospital
York Dunniday
Harold Sherman
Aut Comer
Division of World Service
Herbert Thompson
Portland, Ore
Robert £. Coleman
Franklin Miller
McCraless
Asbury Theological Seminary
Coleman
Christian Outreach, Inc
Miller
National Board of Christian Education
Aula
Leeters OL Mvitation
James Carroll
Bill Shepler
Frankton
Bill
Herald Phato
Laura Halwick
Anderson High School
Lora Rick
Highland High School
Karen Frazee
Madison Heights High School
Becky Schleeter
Kathy Gootee
Karen Jarvis
Sherry Gentry
Lapel High School
Beverly Pettigrew
Patricia Laughlin
St. Mary's High School
Sharon Merrill
Summitville
Tinka
Sonoff
Markleville High Pahaal
Animal Shelter
Russia
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