Percy Claims Israel Must Protect Self Borders
Indiana fund raising dinner drew 4000 to 4500 Republicans as Senator Charles Percy urged Israel to establish defensible borders against future Arab aggression. He warned against U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam, supported escalation limits, and said policing the world is beyond U.S. resources.
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UPI
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Israel
United Press International
Indiana
Percy
Johnson
Vietnam
United States
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Indiana Gov Branigin Declares Back Our Men in Vietnam Day
Indiana Governor Branigin proclaims July 15 1967 as Back Our Men in Vietnam Day urging Hoosiers to support servicemen in Southeast Asia and promising White House backing. Ceremony attended by American Legion officials and patriotic groups in Indianapolis.
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UPI
Branigin
Vietnam
Johnson
American Legion
National Legion
Asia
Ito
Lin
Roger D. Branigip
Lernor
State of
Indiana
Gunmen Bind Woman and Maid in Indianapolis Jewelry Heist
Three gunmen surprised Mrs. Noyes, an Ed Lilly & Co. executive, in her Indianapolis home about 3 a.m. in an upscale district. They bound the woman and maid, ransacked the residence, and fled with roughly $100,000 in jewelry and $100 in cash. Noyes was reportedly not home at the time.
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Indianapolis
UFI
Gorton France Elected to ICC Alumni Board
Gorton France elected to represent ICC Alumni Association on the board of trustees. He is superintendent production at Delco Remy Division of General Motors in Anderson and serves on the Anderson City Council. Broadway On the Wabash in Vincennes opens with Rita and Mike Perry as headliners. tickets $1.50.
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France
Kieldgest Dr
Indiana Centre Alumni Association
Re- Filent Ff
Delco Remy Division
General Motors
Anderson
Vincennes
Ind
Vincenti University
Rita
Mike Perry
Groundbreaking for Riley Hospital adds 7.7 million unit
In Indianapolis the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children invites a noted figure to turn the first shovel for a 7.7 million expansion. Darrell, a 7 year old burn survivor, inspired the event after his severe burns and skin grafts by inmates at Indiana University Medical Center. The project plans include a modern burn unit. King Hussein has left Oxford to study in Germany, per AP.
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Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Tarrell
Darrell
Manila
Riley
Indiana State Reformatory
Indiana University Medical Center
Germany
London
Jordan's
Hussein
Oxford University
Anderson College Drama Trio Prepares Summer Tour
An Anderson College drama trio led by Milo Miller will tour 10 states this summer. The group, joined by Kenneth Wade and Mona Hoffman, will perform two plays with Gail Eels as admissions counselor. They will visit churches in Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas.
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Anderson College
Reh of Jed
Norman Search
Milo Miller
Toledo
Ohio
Kenneth Wade
Atlanta
Mona Hoffman
Church of God
Jesus
Albert J
Mary P. Hamlin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Red Clemens
Huntington
Hendy Wade
Clemens
J. Wayne
Linda S. Mier
State Rd
University of Denver
Denver
Colo
Communist leaders to attend U S Soviet session report
The AP dispatch from Indianapolis notes expected attendance by Communist premiers Jozef Cyrankiewicz and Jeno Fock, with Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag also linked. The piece mentions possible talks including Johnson Kosygin and a potential trip to New York by Wilson, amid a Western leaders delegation setup and UN diplomacy context. Rev Lawrence E Lucas is cited as a Harlem-born priest connected to the Federation of Greater Indiana.
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U.S
Lawrence E. Lucas
Harlem
Jens Otto Krag
Ducer
Greater Indiana
Diploas
Indianapolis
Johnson
Viet Cong attacks and leaflets target US Marines
Turbulent fighting north of the Demilitarized Zone includes heavy mortar fire that pinned Marines and required tank bombardment to break the positions. Leaflets promises amnesty flood the battlefield as Hanoi warns of retaliation if POWs are executed, naming three prisoners but withholding numbers and identities.
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U.S
Saigon
Hanoi
Si van Caen
Bui van le Chau
Viet Cong
Reds
Mass Camp Meetings Draw Leaders From Across Nation
The Church of God convenes a major gathering with about 20 key clergy and lay leaders addressing mass meetings. Attendees come from the United States and abroad, using all local housing facilities including Anderson College, hotels, motels, and private homes. Daily services run 9:30 a.m, 2:45 p.m, and 7:30 p.m with concluding services at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m and 2:45 and 7 p.m. The event is described as the nation’s last great camp meeting.
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United States
Anderson College
Swaim Dies At 99 In Alexandria Family Notices
Mrs Sarah H Seale 99 formerly of Madison died Friday morning at her daughter Myrtle Holder’s home in Alexandria She was married to Joseph B Swaim in 1895 and he died in 1928 Born March 20 she lived 14 years in the community coming from Frankton Surviving daughters Myrtle Holder Mary Hab Frankton a son Rus Wwaim four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral Monday at 10 from Karl M Kyle funeral Home Rev Dee Jenderson will officiate Burial in S of P Cemetery Frankton Friends may call after 3 p m Sunday
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Sarah H. Seale
Lot
Myrtle Holder
Joseph B. Swaim
Madison
Alexander
Holder
Ina Simmons
Ina M. Simmons
Marine Dr
Ward - Stilson
Baker Brothers Funeral
Fuenral
William Mathys
First Methodist Church
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John Wine
First Church of the Nazarene
Jast
Maplewood Cemetery
IRS
Anna Lou Secrest
Anna Lou Gwinn Secrest
Gurney Secrest
Miami
Fla
Dade Memorial Park
Mami
Secrest
Jessie Gwinn
Lapel
Anderson
Florida
Thomas Secrest
C. W. Jones
E. M. Conrad
American firms brace for Middle East crisis impact
Urged Mid East firms whose religion forbids alcohol face uneasy notes as American banks airlines and other majors expect only temporary dislocations. Many evacuated reps and families from Arab states while banks limit credit amid shaky economies. Monsanto in Tel Aviv lost most Israeli staff and operated on a skeleton crew. The Singer Co said sales outlets survived but normal business will be delayed. American Motors reported being out of touch with a Cairo plant yet Arabian distributors halted shipments. Arab American Association for Commerce and Industry said firms are exchanging cables to gauge return readiness. No certitude exists in this fluid situation.
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Monsanto
Tel Aviv
Singer Co
American Motors Corp
Cairo
Libyan Demand to Liquidate Wheelus Base Casts Shadow
UPI reported Libya told the United States to liquidate Wheelus Air Force Base, the last U.S. military installation in Arab lands. Libya served eviction notices but negotiators hinted time for talks before actual withdrawal. earlier calls echoed by Libyan officials via Tripoli media, with U.S. State Department confirming ongoing discussions.
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United States
Wheelus
Air Force Base
Arab Sol
Bes
State Department
Middle Eady
Tripoli
Britain
Obituary notices for Blanche Schlegel Ina Simmons and others
Blanche O Schlegel 76 widow of Leslie C Schlegel dies after months illness with home in Anderson and family in Fort Fountain City. Ina M Simmons 80 of 412 Marine Dr employed at Ward Stilson dies after long illness. Orville Vaught 66 longtime Anderson bus lineman dies at Community Hospital after six months ill. Debra Lynn Ohler infant buried Moonville Cemetery. William Closser 86 final rites set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Also war news: Israel defends actions amid Arab charges as Egypt-linked mine kills two Israeli soldiers near Gaza. Eban urges direct Israel-Arab talks and Soviet balance.
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Nichol Ave
Anderson City
Community Hospital
Anderson
Illinois
White County
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Amanda Stone Vaught
Eagles Lodge
Modern
Woodmen
Cecile
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Joe
Richwine l
Marion
Charles Vaught
York
Penn
Ellen Walker
Columbia
D. C
Ethel Tucker
Seal Beach
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Ray Funkhouser
Laura Lovell
William Benefield
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
William Closser
Arrow Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Syria
Israel
Abba Eben
Middle East
Bet
Erotayim
Gaza Strip
Egyp
Tian
Eban
United Nations
Race Trouble and Burglary Cases Highlight Friday News
A chaotic Friday issue details charges against 36 people in a burglary and larceny case, funeral rites for Claude Fisher, and numerous community notices. It also reports labor tension in Cleveland and unrest in Cincinnati with extensive arrests and property damage, plus multiple obituaries and commencement updates.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Miss Ines Teague Pendleton 73 of Glen Rock New Jersey a retired teacher died at St Josephs Hospital in Mishawaka after a two day illness Funeral services were set for Pendleton with burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery Pending hours at the funeral home Miss Teague born June 2 1894 was a daughter of William and Annie Teague She belonged to First Presbyterian Church in Patterson New Jersey Surviving are three sisters and a brother
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Ines League
Glen Rock
N. J
Pendleton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kishawaka
Cornell Bright
Walter House
Coalbush Eub
Mishawaka
Grove Lawn
Cool Air Forecast Across State With Showers
The forecast tracks showers and thundershowers across the state Friday through Sunday. Temperatures should crest in the 90s Saturday before cooler air lowers highs to the 82 to 88 range. The five day outlook predicts average temperatures about 3 degrees below normal in the northwest and near normal to 3 degrees above normal in other regions, with total precipitation about three quarters of an inch.
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Muncie Boy Drowns In Neighbor's Pool
A seven year old Muncie boy named Rogert Walker drowned in a neighbor's private pool Friday afternoon. He was found at the bottom by a passerby who alerted Officer Joe Rowe and neighbor Dick Stucky, who removed the body. Robert Walker Sr. and Mrs. Walker are his parents. He died shortly after rescue.
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Muncie, Ind
UPI
Muncie
Rogert Walker
Robert Walker Sr
Joe Rowe
Dick Stucky
Robert
Glue sniffing concerns cited by Anderson police
Lt Murphy warns glue sniffing among youths is rising and easy to spot by odor and secretions. Judge Ne says juveniles risk random violence and theft. families should monitor children. Indiana reports link glue sniffing to murder and memory loss. local cases note driving by youngsters and aggressiveness when confronted. Public urged to report sightings to police before harm escalates.
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the Herald
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Anderson
Lteri
Funeral rites for Emerson J Manger at Forkner Manger Lumber
Emerson J Manger 85 of Rt 1 co founder of Forkner Manger Lumber Co is to be honored Monday at 10 am at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev Joseph Templer of the Daleville Church will officiate with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Ohio
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Reba Goldsberry
Reba
Episcopal Church
David Barclay
Anderson Memo
Trial Park
Eastern Hills Coal & Lumber
Baker Brothers Funeral Co
Madisonville
Home
Emerson J. Manger
Rt. 1
Forkner-Manger Lumber
O,, Inc
Taker Brothers Funeral
Joseph Templer
Daleville
Anderson Memorial Park
Long Seeks Reverse Vote Principal in Senate Censure Fight
In a Senate debate on a censure resolution for Dodd, Long pressed to reverse the voting order while Ethics Chair Ktenmis objected. Dirksen called it a slight shift to soften language, Mansfield denied knowledge of such moves, and Long hinted at replacing Dodd’s name with his own in the rebuke. He praised Dodd as honorable amid the crossfire.
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D-Miss
Ethics Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Long
Senate
Dodd
Tom Dodd
Fatal crash report marks citys first traffic death
A seven year old car driven by Gi Ja Talmage 17 of 3145 Raile Ave was southbound on Fletcher St when the other vehicle stopped at a crossing and the collision occurred. Herbert Egan of Spiceland died in the Rangeline Road and Ind 236 crash about three feet east of the city limits. Irene B Carr died January 8 at 36th and Henry Streets.
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Gi JA. Talmage
Fletcher St
Ehices
Aeters
John
Union Towns
Michael
Roy B. Smith
Rangeline Rd
Ind
Herbert Egan
Spiceland
Union Township
Irene B. Carr
Henry Sts
Services for Mrs Gertrude Boyden Set for 2:30 Today
Services for Gertrude Boyden, 38, of 1425 Walton Street, are scheduled for 2:30 PM today. The notice lists the deceased’s name and residence with funeral arrangements pending further details.
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Gertrude Boyden
Gertrude. Boyden
Walton SL
Soldier Richard A. Cable Killed in Action in Vietnam
The Defense Department reports Army Specialist 4 Richard A. Cable, son of Mrs Grace M. Cable of Shelby Indiana, was killed in action in Vietnam on Friday.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Richard A. Cable
Grace ML. Cable
Shelby, Ind
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