India Hit by Heat Wave and Food Shortages Amid Disasters
Reports from New Delhi describe a severe heat spell with temperatures up to 108.3 in the capital and 120 in parts of Bihar. Authorities report widespread food shortages, mysterious gastroenteritis, and outbreaks of cholera, while emergency shipments are sent to hard‑hit districts. The monsoon begins but may not reach northern regions in time to avert crop losses.
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Conference To Hear Church Merger Report
Indiana Conference South delegates meet June 21 24 in Indianapolis to learn progress on the proposed union of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Methodist Church The conference represents 270 southern Indiana churches Dr Harry Denman general secretary of evangelism of the Methodist Church for 25 years will address the June 21 session at Indiana Central College New York Heart disease statistics show one in hundred white males 50 will develop coronary disease this year
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Johnson weighs Viet Nam pause amid pressure from students and leaders
U S officials reject plans for a new bombing pause as President Johnson faces calls from students and lawmakers including Sen Fulbright. Eisenhower advised backing the president while Indian Prime Minister Shastri floated a pause for peace talks amid monsoon clashes with Viet Cong forces.
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GOP Governor Alleges Johnson Boondoggles In Federal Funds Push
Kansas Governor William H. Avery charged the Johnson administration with using expensive vote grabbing boondoggles to build a political machine through federal subsidies. He urged action to strengthen state government during a National Young Republicans luncheon and warned of a pattern of federal grants weakening state control.
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Broad Way Chapter 591 Holds Obligation Ceremony
Broad way Chapter No 591 of OES observed an Obligation Ceremony on June 9 at the Fellowship Temple 1022 Broadway. Pro tems for the evening included Roberta Utterback Mable DeLanter from Anderson Chapter No 154 Gladys Higgins Fredrick Teter Jack Mann and George Hoffner. Next meeting set for June 23 at 7 30 p m with Fathers and Master Masons to be honored.
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