Rick Monday Signs $100000 with Kansas City A's
Rick Monday 19 year old slugging outfielder from Arizona State University signed by Charles Finley for a $100,000 bonus with the Kansas City Athletics. He will report to Lewiston Idaho for seasoning after meeting with the club. Monday hit .362 with 11 home runs for Arizona State and plans to continue his education during the off season.
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A’s
Rivals Team Up In All-America Football Game
New York AP report notes Army’s Rellie Stichweh and Navy’s Renee Staubach join the East squad against the West in the June 26 Buffalo game. East coaches Ara Parseghian. West bolster by Len Casanova with Frank Broyles. Pro plans loom for most players.
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NEW York
Rellie Stichweh
Army
Renee Staubach
Navy
Buffalo
Roger
Stichweh
Craig Morton
California
Larry Elkins
Baylor
Brian Piccolo
Wake Forest
Len Casanova
Oregon
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
American Football, Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
Purkhiser Signs With Minnesota Twins After Purdue season
Bluffton Indiana AP Purdue star Purkhiser signed a contract with the Minnesota Twins and will train in Florida for two weeks before joining a Class A affiliate, leaving Purdue with one semester remaining. He also excelled in basketball, averaging 20 points per game last season and finishing second in Boilermaker guard scoring.
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Boilermaker
Purkhiser
Bluffton High School
Powder Puff Derby Set For Saturday Night at Sun Valley Speedway
A Powder Puff Derby joins the weekly race card at Sun Valley Speedway on Saturday. Over 100 stock cars expected. time trials begin 6 50 p m EST with the first heat at 8 30. Notable entrants include Noah Goen of Anderson and Art Cox, with several out of town drivers like Dick Hinsaw and Don Andrews also in the field.
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Anderson Track
Anderson
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Bob Fields
Greenfield
Fields
Art Cox
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Don Andrews
Mimeie
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Jim Brewer
Jerry Robinette
Noblesville
Sam Sherman
Marion
Poe
Viet Cong ambush hits two government patrols near Saigon
Reports from Saigon indicate one American soldier was killed three seriously wounded and one missing after an ambush on two government patrols 50 miles southwest of Saigon. An airport bombing injured 46 people, including 36 U.S. servicemen.
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U.S
FASTEE TH TEETH Safe Powder Keeps Plates from Slipping
FASTEETH powder promises to secure upper and lower plates without sliding rocking or slipping. It is alkaline non acidic and leaves no gummy taste while helping control odor. available at drug counters everywhere.
U S Enters World Games Teams for Budapest Event
The United States will send track and field, swimming, tennis and basketball teams to the World Games in Budapest August 20 to 29. About 35 to 40 U.S. athletic stars, including Bill Bradley and Don Schollander, will compete against 2,000 athletes from 40 nations, with events limited in fencing gymnastics volleyball and water polo. The swimming squad comes from the AAU meet in Maumee Ohio August 12 to 15. The track and field squad will be selected from eight to 15 athletes to face the Russians in Kiev.
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UPI
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Budapest
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
L James D. Fowler
U.S. National Student Association
Hungary
Inter‘Nation University Sports Federation
Princeton
Bill Bradley
North Carolina
Bill Cunningham
Indiana
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Dick van Arsdale
Davidson
Fred Hetzel
San Francisco University
Ollie Johnson
Maumee
Ohio
Don Scholander
Yale
Roy Saari
Southern California
Carl Robie
Michigan
U.S
Kiev
Airliner Slides Off Runway in Denver Thunderstorm
A United Air Lines Boeing 727 slid off a Stapleton International Airport runway during a heavy thunderstorm. Eighty aboard, including sixteen United employees, escaped injury. 74 passengers and six crew members were on board.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Stapleton International Airport
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School calendars and NATO reports feature in regional notices
The piece outlines a Sept schedule of teacher business visits and enrollment events, a NATO France participation note for the 1965-66 air defense program, and a proposed federal boxing commission hearings starting July 6. It lists a long school calendar from Aug to Jan with holidays, vacations, and teacher meetings.
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France
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Labor Paris
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Boxing Agency Washington
House Commerce Committee
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Oren Harris
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Federal Communications Commission
E. William Henry
McNamara says U S troop buildup to 75 000 in weeks
McNamara outlined a plan with 70 000 to 75 000 U S troops within weeks as six battalions arrive. Ground combat strength would run about 21 000 with most forces in support roles. He warned the buildup could exceed 75 000 if necessary to meet objectives.
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U.S
McNamara
Norway Convicts Air Force Officer as Soviet Spy
In Oslo a Norwegian court sentenced former air force captain Kristen Gjøeen to 12 years in prison for spying for the Soviet Union. He allegedly disclosed Norwegian air force roles in Western defense plans during wartime.
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Norway
UPI
Soviet Union
Kristen iGjoeen
Assassin of Iranian Premier Executed in Iran
Mo hammed Bokharai a 21 year old fanatic and three accomplices were executed by firing squad for the January assassination of Iranian Premier Has san Ali Mansour. Nine conspirators remain in jail. Mansour died five days after being shot outside Parliament.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Mohammed Bokharai
Hassan Ali Mansour
Mansour
Cool Nights Persist In Indiana Across Several Days
A dry air mass keeps temperatures cooler after sundown across Indiana for several days. Some areas need rain for young crops but none is expected before the weekend or early next week. The five day outlook calls for 2 to 5 degrees below normal with mid June norms of 58-81 in the north and 67-88 in the south.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Oil tax repeal negotiators edge toward final plan
Lawmakers reconcile a 4.7 to 4.8 billion dollar oil tax package. The Senate and House firm up a repeal of a three cent per gallon tax on certain lubricating oils, with a Senate vote to retain it disputed. A Senate amendment to repeal a one cent per pound tax on pipe tobacco and related products remains in play.
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Jacob K. Javits
Goldwater Faces Critics in Senate Run Backlash
The article reports Barry Goldwater advocating prompt withdrawal of promises in Southeast Asia with emphasis on sea and air power, while opposing expanded ground forces. It covers Javits addressing Republicans, urging civil rights vigor, and hints at a 1963 Senate bid by Goldwater possibly against Senator Hayden.
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Goldwater
U. S
Southeast Asia
Scottsdale
Aiz
Senate
Sen
Larl Hayden
Federal training program aids youth out of school and work
Applications are now available at the local Employment Service office for a federally sponsored training program to help solve youths' problems. Selected trainees will receive free room and board tuition and transportation, plus a weekly allowance under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Training begins July 6.
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Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Armstrong
Gasoline tax windfall details shared with towns counties
The windfall distributed across towns and counties allocates 45 percent to counties for street and road work. Wednesday’s second half totaled 11.4 million with 6.3 million to municipalities and 5.1 million to counties. Regular monthly disbursements follow the old quarterly formula: 53 percent to the State Highway Commission, 32 percent to counties, and 15 percent to cities and towns.
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State Highway Commission
House Creates Office of Community Development in White House
The House established the Office of Community Development with sub Cabinet status and rejected Rep. John Erlenborn's bid to grant FHA special status in the new department. Lawmakers also refused an amendment to rename the agency the Department of Urban and Suburban Development.
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John Erlen
R-Nl
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Department of Urban and Suburban Develment
Mrs Holloway Named Director of Accident Prevention Work
The National Red Cross appoints Mrs Holloway as a director of accident prevention. She plans safety guides for schools and community programs, earned a doctor’s degree at New York University, and received fellowships from the Association of Casualty and Safety Companies. She has authored safety books and articles and serves on the steering committee for women’s organizations in traffic safety.
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New York University
Association of Casualty and Safety Companies
Center For Safety Education
Holloway
President’s Committee For Traffic Safety
Local Pedestrian Hurt In Cement Truck Accident
Continued fears wereing to cease nett 23 of 1010 J E 38th St suffered foot injuries when a cement truck ran over his foot in front of 2920 McKinley St Cornett was taken to St Johns Hospital and released after treatment of injuries. He was hurt while repairing a sidewalk in front of the McKinley address when the truck driven by Charles E Norris 26 2515 Jackson St ran over his cat. Jean Ann Robbins 15 passenger in a car driven by Stephen C Page 16 of Muncie received minor injuries in an accident yesterday at 129 p m on the 109 Bypass near 8th St. Driver of the other car involved was Ralph W Smith of Grassy Missouri.
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Stephen C. Page
Muncie
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Missouri
Titan 8C Rocket Combines Three Boosters For Rise
The Titan 8C, described as the most powerful and unusual rocket, uses a central Titan 3A liquid-fuel core flanked by two 85-foot solid stages. The trio, wider than 30 feet, aims to reach about 25 miles altitude with a 2.4 million pound thrust burst. Cloud cover could delay liftoff due to required optical coverage.
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Anderson Obituaries and Deaths Chronicle
Obituaries include David Ausley 10 of 802 Woodlawn who died after a long illness in Fort Wayne. Surviving family members include parents Mrs. and Mr. Ausley and several relatives. Services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Bronnenberg Cemetery. Also listed are notice for Cloe H. Davis of Clearwater Florida and Herbert Dale Lauderbaugh of Columbus Avenue with service details and burial at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Pearl Strasnider
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William J.davis
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Blue Mound
Kansas
Taron Springs
H. E. Lauderbaugh
Herbert
Dale Lauderbaugh
Columbus Ave
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
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East Maplewood Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties include Mrs Gloria Shirk of Yorktown and Claude W Sparks of Wilkinson. Gloria Shirk’s rites are planned Friday at 2 p.m. at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria conducted by Rev Donald Davidson. Claude Sparks services set for today at Conner and Son Funeral Home with burial at McCray Cemetery near Wilkinson.
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Alexandria
Rt. 1
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Karl M. Kyle
Donald Davidson
Vermillion Christian Church
Claude Sparks Wilkinson
Claude W. Sparks
Condo and Son
Glenn Cunningham
New Castle
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