Lindsay Leads In New York Republican Primary Contest
Early returns show Mayor John V. Lindsay ahead of State Sen. John J. Marchi with NBC predicting Marchi will win 54 percent. In the Democratic race Herman Badillo moves ahead of Wagner Procaccino and Scheuer, while Norman Mailer and James Scheuer trail. Lindsay, 47, seeks re election with Liberal party backing as five Democrats compete.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
John J. Marchi
NBC
Marchi
Bronx
Herman Badillo
Puerto Rico
Robert F. Wagner
Mario A. Procaccino
Norman Mailer
James H. Scheuer
Lindsay
Staten Island
Conservative Party
Liberal Party
Wagner
James H. Schever
Apollo 11 go for July 16 moon mission launch
A nine hour flight readiness review concluded Apollo 11 is go for launch on July 16. Lt. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips said the team is go at this time subject to remaining tests as preparations continue at Cape Kennedy.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Samuel C. Phillips
Marshals and Firemen Meet to Review New Town Laws
Madison County marshal and volunteer firemen gather at 6:30 p.m. at the Anderson FOP Badge and Gun Club for a session hosted by the Madison County Town Marshal Association. State Sen. Alan Helms of Fortville will speak on new town laws set to take effect after the 1969 Acts.
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Madison County
Anderson Fop
Madison County Town Marshal Association
Ted Jordan
Edgewood
Alan Helms
Fortville
Madison
Hancock
Henry County
Public Safety
Tipton Boy Killed Crossing Highway
John R. Miller age 10 of Tipton was struck by a car and killed while running across Indiana 19 in Tipton on Tuesday.
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Tipton
Ind
John R. Miller
Indiana 19
Jet Seized Hijacking Forces 2700 Mile Cuban Flight
A sky bandit seized a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 an hour after departure from Oakland and forced a 2700 mile hop to Havana. The 87 aboard landed safely four hours and 19 minutes after takeoff with 79 passengers, seven crew, and one stewardess.
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Miami
Trans World Airlines
Oakland
Calif
Cuba
Havana
TWA
New York
Wilson Creek
Ney
Hancock County REMC to Get $759,000 REA Loan
Rep. David Dennis announces a $759 000 Rural Electrification Administration loan to Hancock County REMC to finance 32 miles of new distribution lines serving 500 new consumers and improvements to 27 miles of existing lines and facilities across Hancock Marion Madison Rush and Hamilton counties.
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Washington
UPI
Hancock County Rural Electric Membership Corp
Rural Electrification Administration
David Dennis
R-Ind
Dennis
REMC
Hancock
Marion
Madison
Rush
Hamilton
Reagan Rescued 7-Year-Old Girl From Pool In Youth
Sacramento report says Ronald Reagan, then a life guard, jumped into a residential pool fully clothed to save Alicia Berry a seven year old who did not swim. Alicia was at a staff party with about 200 attendees when she slipped toward a raft and sank in four feet of water.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Alicia Berry
Marlene Murphy
Sheriff's crackdown on dog packs targets sheep losses in Madison County
Madison County Sheriff Joe Brogdon warns deputies to shoot dogs seen chasing sheep or running in packs after farmers report multiple sheep deaths. Owners risk fines for letting pets roam. enforcement of trespassing and animal-killing laws will be strict. Also警警警警 three teens found swimming at a gravel pit despite a No Swimming sign. parents urged to keep children clear of unguarded pits.
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Madison County
Sheriff's Department
Joe Brogdon
Brogdon
William F. Lawler Jr
Postmasters Told To Reduce Unneeded Business Deliveries
The Post Office Department announced that starting July 1 postmasters nationwide will cut unnecessary multiple daily business deliveries. In major cities daily deliveries drop from three to two, smaller cities may see one daily delivery in downtown areas, and Saturdays will have a single business delivery nationwide.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Five Men Appear In Elwood Court Tuesday Night
In Elwood City Court five men faced varied charges with trials set in July. Roy Sizelove pled innocent to public intoxication. Frankie Miller’s case continued to June 20 on motion. Burt Anderson claimed innocence to burglary and assault. Melvin Richardson was fined for public intoxication. George Kahn pled innocent to public intoxication.
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Burt Stephen Anderson
S. H St
Melvin Richardson
N. 12Th St
Four Injured In Crash North Of Elwood On Indiana 13
A Fairmount woman and three others were injured in a two-vehicle crash seven miles north of Elwood on Indiana 13 Tuesday around 5 pm. Mrs. Charles Purtee 24 was treated at Mercy Hospital Elwood in fair condition after her car struck by a semi driven by Jerry Summers 27 of Lagro. Also injured were Beulah Leechman 46 John Purtee 5 and Tereza Purtee 3 all treated and released.
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Fairmount
Elwood
Ind
Charles Purtee
Rt. 1
Mercy Hospital
Jerry A. Summers
Lagro
Purtee
Summers
Rt. 4
John Purtee
Tereza Purtee
Transfer Rules Shape Indiana School Boundary Debate
Metro officials cited the Ind 37 boundary as a reason to deny several transfer requests. Students may appeal to the General Education Commission if denied by their resident district. A temporary transfer boundary remains in effect until reorganization. Elwood officials praise the boundary extension amid Metro’s historically high transfer disapprovals.
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Metro
Ind. 37
General Education Commission
Robert Jerry
Wells
Riley Sharp
Elwood Community Schools
Elwood
Inmate case details reveal officer Snider on investigation
Snider testified about knowledge on Kosak and hearsay during the probe. Cross examination touched on his glasses change date and his portrayal as a “pretty good cop.” Lab experts linked AB and B blood on T shirts and a knife. Hodges identified a statement by the defendant quoting, I did, I hope I killed the.
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Snider
Kosak
Burton
Shoulders
Danny Storms
Lawler
Estel Hodges
Anderson
Hodges
Reformatory Testimony Details Kosak Case Inmate Accounts
Testimony tracks a 22 year old inmate and another prisoner describing Kosak as a homosexual and a knife carrier. Prosecutors question prior residency and sexual threats while defense probes conversations and prison dynamics. Court recessed to 9 a.m.
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Lawler
Richard Kreegar
Reformatory
Kreegar
K-4
Kosak
Burton
Nixon Made Honorary Member of Press Club
President Nixon is named an honorary member of the Washington National Press Club. John W. Heffernan of Reuters presented a gold membership card at a White House ceremony.
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Nixon
Press Club Washington
UPI
Washington National Press Club
John W. Heffernan
Washington Bureau
Reuters
National Press Club
White House
Vocational School Planned On 28 Acre Southwest Site
A new vocational school on a 28 acre site southwest of 38th and Brownets will serve over 800 high school students. Operated on a shared time basis, students will receive academics at their high schools and technical instruction at the vocational school. An extensive adult education program is included with facilities for electronics, graphic arts, auto mechanics, data processing, automobile body work, food services, printing, machine shop, building trades, licensed practical nursing, business administration, and special needs classes. Parking for more than 600 cars is planned.
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38Th and
Brownets
Convention dent's reception and religious talent hour at college and church
Hundreds of visitors gather at the convention grounds on E 5th Street for a weekend in Olt Student Center and Warner Press Assembly Room events. A Youth-In for high school and older youth occurs in Park Place Church of God courtyard while Anderson College alumni join a pie and coffee hour at 9 30 p m in Olt Center. Institutes, workshops and sessions cover church life and run through Saturday.
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Olt
E. 5Th St
Poverty line set by House Committee and tax rules
The House Committee established a poverty line after which allowances scale down and vanish. A two child couple would owe no income tax below 3500 dollars, with 74 dollars at that threshold. The bill also lets businesses depreciate full equipment purchases for five years to curb pollution, retroactive to midnight April 18, inviting earlier orders to qualify.
New Arrivals and Births Reported in Area
New arrivals include a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mingle Pendleton Rt 2 and several other families across Noblesville Middletown Alexandria and Dunkirk. Births at Community Hospital list boys and girls for Patterson Inglis Sigler Pucket Laster Lineberry Meyer Windham and Phillips. Department of Housing and Urban Development grants announced for Indianapolis and Gary Indiana totaling 76285 and 18280 for beautification programs.
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Gordon Mingle
Rt. 2
Pendleton
J. A. Busby
Noblesville
David Hubble
S. Madison Ave
Community Hospital
John Patterson
Rt. 1
Middletown
Robert Inglis
Alexandria
Gary Sigler
Dunkirk
Richard Puckett
Donald Laster
Steven Lineberry
Robert Meyer
Lonsvale Dr
Willie
Washington
UPI
Department of Housing and Urban Developmnt
Indianapolis
Gary
Ind
Final rites held for Jessie B Clark and Joseph Rich
Final rites for Jessie B Clark 98 of 2312 E Ninth St were conducted at Bear Creek Baptist Church near Scipio Jennings County. Interment followed at Bear Creek Cemetery. Final rites for Joseph D Rich 48 of 830 Harter Blvd were held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Jessie B. Clark
Ninth St
Bear Creek Baptist Church
Scipio
Jennings County
Bear Creek Cemetery
Joseph D. Rich
Harter Blvd
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Final rites for Darrell E Roberts
Darrell E Roberts age 24 of 1140 Lindberg Road will have funeral services at 1 30 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Burial follows at Anderson Memorial Park.
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Darrell E. Roberts
Lindberg Rd
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
John Helpingstine Final Rites Set for 60 Year Old
Final rites for John L Helpingstine, 60, of 255 Ringwood Way, will be held at 10 am Thursday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. Burial is planned at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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John L. Helpingstine
Ringwood Way
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Martha Ann Eldon scheduled Thursday
Mrs. Martha Ann Eldon aged 69 of 1311 East 23rd Street will receive funeral services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 p.m. Thursday. Interment follows at Sunset Memorial Park in Elwood.
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Martha Ann Eldon
E. 23Rd St
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Elwood
Final rites set for Mrs Betty Hojaboom in Kokomo
Betty Lou Learner Hojaboom 49 formerly of Anderson will be buried at Crown Point Cemetery Kokomo after funeral services at Ellers Chapel. Visitation hours are 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Betty Lou’ Learner Hojaboom
Anderson
Ellers
Crystal (Criss) M. Abbott
W. Main St
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Verlin Smith
Whetstone Christian Church
Chatterbox Tavern
Park Cemetery
Greenfield
Social Security Disability Benefits Advice From Anderson Office
Herman E Landes of the Anderson Social Security Office urges immediate action for those injured or ill and off work expected to last a year. Benefits require sufficient Social Security credits and inability to work. The office at 216 East Ninth Street, Anderson, is open 8 30 a m to 5 p m weekdays and until 7 p m Wednesdays for assistance.
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Herman E. Landes
Anderson Social Security Office
Pople
Landes
East Ninth Street
Anderson
Grovertown Boy Drowns In Pond
Michael Anderson a 13 year old resident of Grovertown Indiana drowned Tuesday at Harness Pond about a mile from his home. The boy who could not swim went under while crossing from an island to a pier float. His brother and three other boys unsuccessfully attempted a rescue. The body was recovered about an hour later.
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Grovertown
Ind
Michael Anderson
Rt. 1
Harness Pond
Starke County
Dan Rannells
Two More Indiana Servicemen Die in Vietnam
Defense Department reports two Indiana soldiers killed in Vietnam. Air Force Sgt. David L. Collins of Lowell died in action, while Army Spec. 4 Richard M. Randolph of Kuromo died from non combat causes.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Indiana
Vietnam
Air Force
David L. Collins
Earl Collins
Lowell
Department
Army
Richard M., Randolph
Kuromo
William E. Randolph
Keating Sworn In as Ambassador to India
Former U.S. Senator Kenneth B. Keating took the oath as ambassador to India, administered by Secretary of State William P. Rogers on Tuesday.
Desalting Plant on Colorado Farm Attracts Global Visitors
Visitors from Russia, Belgium, England, Israel and others tour Gilbert Dalpra’s farm near Denver to study a U S government desalination project. The system pipes 5 000 to 6 000 gallons daily to his house and cow barn, while researchers test brine disposal and the cost of large scale operation. Dalpra notes milk quality bonuses tied to the experiment and credits the water for higher butterfat content.
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Longmont
Colo
Russia
Belgium
England
Israel
Gilbert Dalpra
Denver
U.S
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
Dalpra
Charles B. Masin
Reclamation Bureau
Fred Culp Named To NCASP Post
Middletown leader Fred Culp, a Wallace campaign figure, is named chairman of the National Committee of Autonomous State Parties speakers bureau. He also serves as Indiana Independent Party state chairman and was appointed by William K. Shearer.
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Middletown
Fred Culp
George Wallace
Association of Independent Parties
Culp
Indiana Independent Party
State Parties
William K. Shearer
Los Angeles
Richard Weimer
Amish Education Clash Pushes Wisconsin Court Case
The Monroe County case targets three Amish fathers for not sending high school–age children to public school. State argues public schooling contradicts religious rights. Amish insist on homegrown, faith-led education through eighth grade and apprenticeship, maintaining a private community system.
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New York
Midwest
Monroe
Wis
William B. Ball
Harrisburg
Kansas
Iowa
Dean M. Kelley
National Council of Churches
Europe
Liquor Casess Taken Under Advisement by City Court
Thirteen liquor establishment workers faced city court yesterday before Judge Robert Robbins. The defendants were charged in May with selling liquor to minors after two police cadets acted as plants to catch violators. Each was released on $50 bond. penalties if found guilty could reach $50 fine and up to six months in jail.
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Robert Robbins
Seventeen Unknowns Motorcycle Club Members Arrested
In Michigan City Indiana police rounded up 17 members of the Unknowns on warrants from Pines. The charges accuse riot linked to an incident on June 5 when the gang allegedly removed railroad ties from an alley as a property owner restricted traffic.
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Michigan City, Ind
UPI
Michigan City
of Pines
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Hancock County Remc
Elwood Court
George Kahn
N. F St
Cora Coburn
29Th St
House
Anderson and Vicinity
St. John’s Hospital
John Helpingstine
Martha Eldon
Betty Hojaboom
NCASP
Detroit
Paul F. Chenea
Purdue University
General Motors Corp
Chenea
Lawrence F. Hafstad
Wisconsin
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