GOP Convention Changes Studied
Washington reports the Republican National Committee formed a special panel Tuesday to study reform and modernization of presidential nominating conventions. Eisenhower hailed the move after urging drastic curbs on circus like atmospheres and noise to restore order and dignity, as millions watch on live TV.
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Washington
UPS
Republican National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
National Committee
Kessler Named GM Vice President and Buick Chief
General Motors announced five top management promotions at a New York board meeting. Robert L. Kessler, an Anderson native and former Delco Remy official, was elected vice president and named general manager of Buick. Edward N. Cole, Semon Knudsen, Edward D. Rollert also got promotions, with DeLorean becoming vice president and Pontiac manager. Astronaut rating earned by Air Force Capt. Joe Engle with X15 flight. Bliss outlines GOP organizing plans to rebuild urban support and enhance campaign infrastructure for 1968 convention.
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General Motors Corp
Robert L. Kessler
Anderson
Delco-Remy Division
GM Board of Directors
New York
Kessler
Anderson High School
Purdue University
Aid of Directors
Buick Motor Division
General Motors
Edward N. Cole
Semon E. Knudsen
Edward D. Rollert
John Z. DeLorean
Mr. Cole
Louis C. Goad
Knudsen
E. Rollert
Rollert
Buick
DeLorean
E. M. Estes
Pontiac
Estes
Edwards Afb, Calif
Air Force
Joe Engle
National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Eisenhower
Marshall Brooks
Swafford
Banningl
Bliss
Lyndon Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
A Dateh courist pulled into a on to get his oil one after driving 7 miles from Amsterdam. A hitchhiking cat, hedeagered out scorched, seaped out from under the hood. The tourist adopted it despite its acid burns from perching on the battery.
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Dion
France
Amsterdam
AWOL airman James L Hyatt tied to theft case
James L Hyatt aged 19 of 2028 Pearl Street was arrested Friday by officers Johnson Rouse and Davenport for being AWOL and returned to Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Detectives found three fraudulent checks in Anderson. Maj. Estes filed theft by deception affidavits with Madison County Prosecutor William F Lawler Jr. Hyatt to be moved to Anderson to face charges. An affidavit for vehicle taking against Albert Wayne Durham was filed with the prosecutor.
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James L. Hyatt
Pearl St
Johnson
Rouse
Davenport
Hyatt
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Anderson
Maj. Estes
Madison County
William F. Lawler Jr
Estes
AHS Coaching Positions Filled
Anderson High School fills its 1965 football coaching staff with three assistants. New head coach Pete Russo names Phil Sullivan, Woody Moore, and Don Anderson as assistants, building on Sullivan’s two years as an AHS aide and Moore’s IU and Ball State experience. The article notes Russo’s promotion and lists the three coaches chosen.
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Anderson High School
Derson
Anderson
Lef
Phil Sullivan
Anderson High
State University
Woody Moore
Indiana
Ball State
Theversity
Don University Cardinals
Markleville Rd
Brandon
Anderson Col
Ind
Jeve Star
Pete
Sullivan
Russo
Ome
Redkey
Moore
Tipton High School
I.U
Fools
AHS
Anderj
South Side Junior High
Jast Son High School
U.S. Troops Join In Saigon Area Combat Offensive
U.S. paratroopers and allied forces initiated a major offensive north of Saigon with 1200+ helicopters carrying units of the 13th Airborne Brigade. Four Marines died in nearby clashes as U.S. jets probed toward the North Viet Nam border and bombed Thuan Chau barracks.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Thuan Chau
Hanoi
United States
North Viet Nam
South
L Ithe
Sai‘gon
U.S. Army
1?3Rd Airborne Brigade
Cape Kennedy strike ends as workers return to jobs
Cape Kennedy construction crews end a three day walkout after McGregor-Werner and unions reach a wage negotiation agreement. About 2,300 workers remained away Tuesday, crippling construction on the Saturn I B launch complex and threatening the winter launch schedule. A federal court order had been sought to end the picketing.
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Ildeat
Wed
McGregor-Werner
McGregor-Werternational Alliance of Theatri Ner, Inc
Washington
Cape
Space Center
McGregor
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Tampa
Fla
Cal and
Stage
Aflcio
Federal Space Agency
Hor Heap
Space Cen
NLR R
Cloudy and Warm with Showers Forecast Near Law
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with occasional showers or thundershowers today and tomorrow. Warm conditions persist with high near the upper 80s yesterday and mid 60s to 70s tonight. sunrise and sunset times noted with minor timing adjustments.
Senate tightens duty free limits on tourists buying abroad
The Senate defeated Johnsons plan to raise exemptions for U S tourists abroad to $100 duty free goods and one quart of liquor. House approved $100 limit with one gallon for some locales and allowed gifts or shippable items up to $10 value. Conferees to reconcile differences. effective date set Oct 1.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Johnsonjed
House
U. S
House-Senate
Virgin Islands
Guam
American Samoa
Everett M. Dirksen
Parade plans for 1965 Babe Ruth World Series parade
JC Coen and Al Tibbetts announced local sponsors will furnish floats for queens and hostesses from nine teams during the Babe Ruth World Series boys classic August 21 to 28 at Anderson Memorial Field. Parade assembly at 9 a.m. with departure at 10 a.m. for entrants call 644-8821 for details.
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Queens
Anderson Memorial Field
JC. Coen
al Tibbetts
Bra 1
Messrs
Et Nog Coen
Tibbetts
Lsan Altery
Bos
Sabana Grande de Baya
Ranart Ta Ha Follaciane Santo Domingo
UPI
Majority Favor New High School At Hearing
Elwood held a public hearing Monday ahead of a rental agreement signing with the Elwood School Building. About 150 attendees heard officials say the Santo Domingo area was quiet and under control of Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera. A majority supported the proposed new high school.
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Elwood
Elwood School
Santo Domingo
Corporation
Parchant Tele
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Balaguer Returns to Press for Dominican Provisional Gov
Exiled former Dominican leader Balaguer arrives in the capital and urges a provisional government to end the crisis. He doubts Caamano or Imbert can win public backing for a return to normal politics and says he may run in elections, while observers note his long exile in New York since 1962. Separately, a high school project near Callaway Park carries a $5.15 million cost with $3.02 million base and $2.13 million interest, to be paid via annual $180,000 lease rents over 29 years, with remonstrances to be filed before signing.
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Joaquin Balaguer
Rafaeli L. Trujillo
Balaguer
Dominican Republc
Air Force
iGen
Pedro Rodriguez Behevariria
New York
Balsguer
Jof Caamano
Imbert
Elwood Taxpayers Association, Inc
Tay Foto
Postwar year may set record for traffic deaths
Figures from Associated Press show the first half of 1965 nearing a grim milestone with at least 665 traffic deaths in Indiana. Comparisons to 1964 and 1941 reveal a troubling trend of rising fatalities and multiple-vehicle crashes, including a five-fatality wreck near Gary involving two teenagers.
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Associated Press
Gary
George W. Jones Jr
Jones
Cannon
John Powell
Charles R. Burris
Athens
Michigan City
Hearing Set on Elwood School Board Contention
The Henry County Circuit Court will hear whether the Elwood Community School Corporation interim school board naming should be restrained. Judge Wesley Ratliff issued the order at Metro District request, while Judge Carl T. Smith and the County School Reorganization Committee seek a writ of prohibition and possible injunction. The case echoes a prior county election restraint, with the Supreme Court awaiting a hearing before Ratliff decides if a trial is needed. The hearing is set for 1 p.m. today in New Castle, with a possible temporary injunction on the table.
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Madison County
Henry County
Central Metropolitan
Elwood Community School Corporation
Wesley Ratliff
Madison Circuit
Carl T. Smith
County Election Board
Supreme Court
Elwood
Ratliff
Metro
Smith
County School Reorganization Committee
Henry
High Court
Henry Circuit Court
New Castle
Metro District
Rainy relief for parched lawns and Indy weather
Rain fell across Anderson easing drought with .64 inch total while hot humid conditions linger. Severe weather bulletins were in effect in Madison County with no damage or injuries reported. River height reached 7.5 feet as pumps ran high amid continuing storms and threats across Indiana.
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Anderson
Madison County
Pendleton S Tate
Indiana
Lafayette
Flaming Jet Drama Saves 143 Passengers In Panic Landing
An in-flight emergency aboard a four engine Boeing 707 near San Francisco ends with a controlled emergency landing on three engines. Pilot Grover Brown and crew maintain calm as passengers witness a wing fire and engine separation. A ground crew safety test at White Sands is also noted alongside human-interest details.
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Vara
ETA
Pam
Grover Brown
Sa Francisco
Travis Air Pores Base
Nor Hwae Cant Hare Ho
Kimoe
Man Ring
New Arrivals In Ander Sites List of Newborns
Parents welcomed several babies at local hospitals. At St John’s Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Alfrey of 4961 28th Street South Loop. A boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Gary Stanley of 7 Delaware Street. A girl joined Mr and Mrs lae Rose of 2602 Bach Street. At Community Hospital a girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Taga of 9 Bittersweet Lane. A boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Melvin Allgand of Mounds Road. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Billy Boons of 11744 7th Street. A boy was welcomed by Mr and Mrs James Shannon of 35 Longwood. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Thomay Ingila of Alexandria. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs ieichardmith of PAW 7th Street.
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St. John's Hospital
Larry Alfrey
Gary Stanley
Delaware St
Lae Rose
Bach St
Community Hospital
Dace
William Taga
Bittersweet Lane
Melvin Allgand
Jail Mounds Rd
Billy Boons
James Shannon
Longwood
Thomay Ingila
Alexandria
Sal
Ieichardmith
Paw
Two Million in Local Construction Permits Issued
City and County inspectors report about 194 permits totaling 1,580,367 and 33 permits for 448,391 in June. Notable projects include Roselyn Bakeries Drive-in Bakery at 1640 Nichol Ave, Indiana Credit Union at 1107 H 21th St, and First Baptist Church Educational Unit 40 by 60 feet.
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C. E. Brown
Gene van Briggle
Roselyn Bakeries
Nichol Ave
Purnell-Graham
Indiana Credit Union
H. 21Th St
First Baptist Church — Educational Unit
W. Mth
Zion Baptist Church
Piense Tirata
Cumas
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