Bliss Fires Assistant Amid GOP Desk Raid Report
Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss dismissed William Cody Kelly, longtime aide and former Cincinnati vice mayor, after Frank Kovac of the Republican National Finance Committee complained of an incident at Kovac’s desk. Columbus Dispatch reports said three finance staffers witnessed a raid, saw Kelly and an associate take a safe, and later return it. Bliss cited standards for his staff and said no deviation would be tolerated.
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Washington
UPI
Reblican National
Ray
Bliss
GOP
William Cody Kelly
Frank Kovac
The
Republican National Finance Commit
Tee
Kelly
Cincinnati
Dean Burch
Barry M. Goldwater
Citizens For Goldwater Movement
Ohio
Columbus
Kovac
Dispatch
Lucious Clay
National Finance Committee
Republican National Finance Committee
Oil Imports Curb Sought by IOCC
The Interstate Oil Compact Commission adopted a resolution urging reduced crude oil imports and called for elimination of federal price controls on natural gas. It also urged local and voluntary handling of air and water pollution and lamented delays in changing the mandatory oil import program. John R. Olvey of Plainfield Indiana was elected Optimist International president for 1965 66 at New Orleans.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
IOCC
Interior Department
New Orleans
John R. Olvey
Plainfield
Ind
Optimist International
Edward P. Sturgeon 87 of Anderson dies after long illness
Edward P. Sturgeon, 87, of 915 Hickory St., Anderson, died yesterday at West Side Nursing Home after a long illness. He moved to Anderson in 1945 from Broadhead, Kentucky, and was a retired employee of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. Survivors include his widow Allie, two daughters Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Raymond Ledford, both of Anderson, two sons Edward of Jacksonville and Marvin of New Brunswick, N.J., two sisters Mrs. Ruth Smedley of Miami and Mrs. Leola Katel of Louisville, 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. final arrangements to be announced.
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E. P. Sturgeon
Edward P. Sturgeon
Hickory St
West Side
Anderson
Broadhead
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co
Allie
Robert Smith
Raymond Ledford
Edward
Jacksonville
Fla
Marvin
New Brunswick
N.J
Ruth Smedley
Miami
Leola Katel
Louisville
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties note multiple services and survivors. Mrs Abie Atkinson of Anderson, Mrs Marcella Brown of Rochester, Mrs Mary Suylandt and others receive funeral arrangements and interment details across Indiana towns.
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Madison
Interstate 69 Area Will Be Opened
Indianapolis AP Officials of the State Highway Commission will participate in ceremonies July 1 to open 13.6 miles of Interstate 69 between U.S. 6 and U.S. 20 at the Angola interchange. Executive Director Martin L. Hayes and Vice Chairman Theodore F. Hagerman will represent the commission. Two more ribbon cutting events are planned this year to open the Pendleton to U.S. 20 segment.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
U.S. 6
US. 20
Interstate 69
U.S. 20
Angola
Martin L. Hayes
Theodore F. Hagerman
Highway Commission
Pendleton
New Harmony Library to Add Archives Space in 1966 Plan
Gov. Branigin allocated 25000 from the contingency fund for a new archives addition to the New Harmony Workingmen's Institute library. The move supports an overall plan to improve historic display facilities for the Indiana Sesquicentennial. The State Conservation Department also acquired the old opera house at New Harmony to restore for productions in the sesquicentennial year.
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Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
New Harmony
Missions Chain Continues Across Regions and Communities
The missions chain resumes with participation from Anderson, Richmond, Kokomo, Lafayette, Portland, Monticello, Marion, Bedford, Brazil, Whitely County, Shelbyville, Union City, Logansport, Lake County Hartford City, Madison, and Terre Haute. A kickoff banquet on Oct. 23 in Indianapolis will start the effort, with ambassadors delivering three to four talks daily to church groups, schools, service clubs, and women's organizations.
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Africa
Middle East
Southeast Asia
North
South America
Anderson
Richmond
Kokomo
Lafayette
Portland
Monticello
Marion
Bedford
Brazil
Whitley County
Shelbyville
Union City
Logansport
Lake County
Hartford City
Madison
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Rusk notes U S aid timing and Saigon authority
Rusk discussed when Southeast Asia can use U S economic aid and defended President Johnson's authority to deploy troops to South Vietnam. He argued air strikes against North Vietnam are necessary to stem infiltration and warned of larger Communist forces without intervention. He also made a brief non sequitur about a kangaroo's leap.
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Southeast Asia
United States
Johnson
U. S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
North Viet Nam
South
Rusk
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South Bend
Leland Powers
Alexandria Pike
Fairfield
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Rochester
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Arthur Wilson
Muncie
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Harry Moore Peace Chapel
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Indianapolis Memorial Park
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Lucy Berry
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East Maplewood Cemetery
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Madison, Nd
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Cicero
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Peru
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Cicero Cemetery
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Valorous C. Rector
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