Israeli Air Attacks On Egypt Mark 38th Straight Day
Waves of Israeli warplanes pounded Egyptian military positions along the Suez Canal for the 38th day in a row. Premier Golda Meir warned there will be no limited cease fire and said Arabs are not ready to stop fighting. Egyptian President Nasser met Soviet leaders in Moscow amid talks on a peace plan announced by U S Secretary of State Rogers. Jordan reported artillery duels on the Jordan River front as regional tensions escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Suez Canal
Jordan
Uel
Israel
Jordan River
Yront
Jerusalem
Golda
Meir
U.S
Launach
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
Cairo
Ebemnc
Ant
Amman
Sprkea
Israpus
Milikun
Supreme Court
Pub
Galilee
Jenemy
William P. Rogers
Jin
Washington
Palestine
Income Tax Surcharge Ends Tonight in Vietnam War Context
The report outlines a US policy shift with the income tax surcharge cutting to 5 percent, plus rising personal exemptions. It notes effects on South Vietnamese forces, troop movements south, and projected social security and military spending, with Treasury and Defense officials detailing anticipated economic impacts amid the Vietnam conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Washington
Pentagon
Tun
Coty
Congress
Saigon
Defense
Melvin
Hil'Grelaé
Fornam
Treasury
Feder
Laos
Hanoi
Kennedy and Kopechne in car crash speculation denied
Mrs. Kennedy disputed rumors about Ted Kennedy and Mary Jo Kopechne heading to a midnight party when the crash occurred. She said Kennedy left the party early to rest for the sailing the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kennedy
Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
New Arrivals Born at Community Hospital
Birth announcements list multiple families in Pendleton and surrounding areas. A girl to John and Mrs Toberd Takacs at 4745 Jackson. a boy to W B Ledbetter at 217 Church Dy. boys to Pendleton and Brail families. several girls reported with various addresses including Brown, Third St, and Linda Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
Toberd Takacs
Jackson
W. B. Ledbetter
Church Dy
Robert Cole Pendleton
Marvin Brooks
Kenneth Hastings
Brown
Roy
Latford
Pendleton
David Dery
W. Dath St
Burm
Gregory Grahem
W. Third St
Fowler
Elwood
David Sheldon
Bruce Debrutil
Stephen Meglimees
Linda Lane
Larry Young
Phillip Judson
Lamper Lath
Steven Mason
Indiana Avi
Jenni Frazier
Shepard Re
Charles Gilmore
Orchard Lane
Donald Poor
Pendleton Aye
Fragmentary British migration note from page one
Incomplete OCR fragment describes English movement and settlement patterns among Irish Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. Mentions Pro-1 instant settlers and shifting religious demographics as part of a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donderry
Tatre
Northern Ireland
Patestant
Nightly Harness Races and City Building Dedication Fireworks
Nightly harness racing begins at 5 p.m. at the grandstands through Friday with a special fireworks display after sunset on Thursday. The City Building dedication program features alternating bands and a Catholic civil rights campaign amid the week’s events. Incendiary device discoveries in Belfast stores suggested a plot against the provincial government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devlin
Prison Hearing Addresses Reduced Sentence In Groce Case
In Madison County Circuit Court Judge Carl T. Smith heard petitions for post conviction relief from Willie Charles Groce, life term inmate convicted in February 1967 for stabbing and robbing a west Anderson woman on Sept 1, 1966. The hearing followed prior appeals and focused on trial counsel experience and accusations of legal mishaps impacting sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Tadn
Indiana
Drilson
Madison
Carl T. Smith
Willie Charles Groce
Afndison
Groce
Anderson
Thdtana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Grace
William J P. Lawler Jr
Grogelt
Lawler
Judge Unpler
Ronald Ivan Richardson
Richardson
Madison County
Indiana State Prison
New Orleans
Smith
Hoosiers To Attend Honor America Day
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana March 1959 Hoosiers will attend Honor America Day in Washington on July 4. More than 129 people will travel by a charter of at least five buses, an official said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Chutopher Columbus
New York City
Columbus Circle
Station Unity Day
Indianapolis
Washington, D.C
Losses in South Vietnam clash and voter turnout reported
An American unit in a night position west of a sweep operation faced an estimated enemy platoon attack with three killed and four wounded, two enemy troops killed, and 19 wounded Americans. Government sources say at least 22 killed and 61 wounded nationwide as elections loom. Officials report heavy voter turnout in council elections across 44 provinces and six self governing relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusy
South Vietnam
Anderson area death notices pile up in obituary list
A string of obituary notices from Anderson and surrounding towns lists survivors and service details. Entries mention names such as Jo Ann Patton, Edward Tobin, BerNice Kinnman, and others with affiliations to local churches, funeral homes, and cemeteries, noting births, marriages, and death dates and locations. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings across multiple families in Madison, Elwood, Alexandria, and Noblesville.
Marion woman Lucille Golden dies after long illness
Mrs Lucille Golden 55 of Marion died Friday afternoon after a two year illness at Marion General Hospital. A Grant County native, she worked at Issurker Drugland Gas City and belonged to the American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by husband Eddie, daughter Carol Jeanne Lodge, son Verlla Harmon Jr, sisters Jean Fear BerNice Pyles Betty Fisher Barb Richway, brothers Robert Thompson Richard Thompson William Thompson, and nine grandchildren. Services held at Needham and Sons Funeral Home Marion with interment at Wie JOOF Cemetery Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lucille D. Golden
Betty Fisher
Anderson
Marion General Hospital
Grant County
Golden
Issurker Drugland
Gas City
American Legion Auilary
Eddie Golden Toe
Danville
Carol Jealiné Lodge
Verlla Harmon, Jr
Obituaries Span Multiple Indiana Towns in One Issue
The notice lists multiple deaths from Marion County to Elwood and Alexandria. Charles Bowden 66 of 1923 W fath St interred East Maplewood Cemetery with pallbearers named. Paul G. Smith 35 of Bryant died at Bluffton Clinic, survived by wife children and siblings. Ethel Schultz 9 of Rt 2 Summitville dies after months of illness, service details at Summitville church and Eastern Star. Hernice Viola Jackson 34 of 1507 S 2nd St Aldood dies, services at Clark Chapel and Acadia Cemetery. Bert Cramphall 8 of Rt 1 Jonesboro final rites at United Methodist Church Mathews. Herma Elsten 83 Lapel final rites at Fisher Bros Funeral Home. Lacy Sherman Middletown obituary notes church affiliations. Jane Harvey Lewallen Elwood 85 obituary, later biographical notes. Funeral notices also include civic and church affiliations for listed survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Cortrecht
Lebour
Jallen
HN River Park
Daugh
Pat. Marsklay
SS John's Ters
Madassah Pogey
Bronson
Mich
Ella Tess
Enice
Fla
Marthaisiye Plummer
Windfall
Dee
Bone
Ann Morgan
Venice
Srich
Lucille Rominger Gap
Biwood
Evs-Lou
Imier
Merion
Hisjin
Alexendria-Elwood
Roma -Lewellen
Phoenix
Hobbs Methodist Church
Lillie Mie Deverles
Feteka Rae Markleville
Moriah Masonic Lodge
Anderson
Sroilish Rite Valley
Indianapolis
Janet Housé Cortrecht
George I
Marshall Cortrecht
Elwood
Miles Cortrecht
Astern Star
Wales, Children
Congregation Church
Aud Xandia
Paul G. Smith
Bryant
Alexandria
Bluffton Clini
Relen Durell Smith
Paul William Smith
James Simmons
Bluffton
Fred and
Earl Smith
James Smith
Vincennes
George McFerran
Goldin Devine
Onesies
iHardy and Hardy Mortuary
Geneve
Ethel Schultz
Summitville
Rt. 2
Jemes
Madison County
Charles Schulz
Christian Church of
Women's Fellowship of the Church
White Shrine
Jerusas
Georgia Relfe
Fallmount
Frank Schutta
Ter
Alwood
Hernice
Viola Jackson
S. 2Rd St
Morey Hospital
Flor
Morgan County
Waller
Alma Cunningham
Fred Jackson
Weslyan J Methodist Church
Women of the Moose
Kenneth
Rosetta) Green
Saranda Hallman
Edwood
Raymond
Colleen) Herry
Marton
Charles
Mar-sha} Murdock
Vernon L. Jackson
Walter G. Jackson
Airs
Olive Starr
Griffin
Hazel Mosbaugh
Cicero
Morathy Nance
Arcadia
Ztarami
Bram
Lacy Sherman
Middletown
St. John’s Hospital
Law
Rence Sherman
Sixth Street Christian Church
Fall Creek Homemakers Club
Greenfield Brotherhood and Sisterhood
George
Ruth) Cronk
Richard Ssollowsk
New Castle
Perry
Kath-Komptraller
Pepsi-Cotherine
Baker
Chesterfilal Batling
Aialand
Faye Sherman
Muncle
Asslat- Bhi
Rates Ad
RKO. Geners Kermit Lain
Newe), Inc
Oye
Sacilowski
Ballard
Shirey Fuseranderson High
Schoo
Fle
Mur
Harold Reeves
Pepsi-Cola
Buriwil
Millerland
Anderson Pepal Street
Urban League message echoes in unfolding rights struggle
In a Page One discussion on poverty and unemployment the Urban League frames the fight for national rights as gaining practical meaning. Ford notes enduring discrimination while optimism grows that past visions become tangible realities, ending with Norman Corwin’s challenge that brotherhood can be real rather than a distant dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Norman Corwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Egypt
Sentinud Hem
Cizeus
Millikan
Iadyr-School Board
Sigmund Beck
Byers
Mons
United Mine Workers
Michigan
Stile Court
Gary
Millikani
High Court
Anderson Uiths
Cambodia
John's Hospital
Oxfords
Mahony
Schoolinieest
Tom Page
Galen Gethers
Indiana State Reformatory
Gregory Allen Smith
Grant’s
Jak Dee
Tommy Tee Brown
Iimecent
2 Lip
South Carolina
Robert Kinickewicz
Burke Pharmacy
Hunter Lee Roberts
Indiana State Farm
Johnson's Nearty
Pmttara Rye
Irish Republic
Jack Lynch
Hoosiers
Harper
William B. Harper
Jeff
Anderson Urban League
League
Allel
William McCorry
Mrs. Harper
Harald
Jon Boys
Harvey Cortrecht
Mrs
Martha Morgan
John] L. and
Mary Adin Counter Walters
Cunimbulla
Wales
United States
Sim Nyy Ut Hobbs
Mani
Copher
Fesler
Baker Brothers Fux
Jo Ann Patton
Jon
Lucy Martin Siyers
Greensburg
LeAnn Ration
Hanes Agon
William Lee Bischmer
Francisco
Calif
Vera Dinwiddie
Gary Allbritten
Edward Tobin
Edward Toutin
RG 2
Community Hospital
Jobin
Ida Tobin
Tipton County
Pipefitter's Union of
Emma Baker Tobin
Pred
Margaret
Ralph Tobin
Charles Tobin
Bob Tobin
Elizabeth, Handley
Albert Neber
First Baptist Church
Noffze
Fork View
Turerall
Bernice Kinnman
Noblesville
Mulberry St
Mordsy
Evelyn Hardy
al Bara
Nobbesville
Thomas
Nellie Wagner Weal
Hardy
Alice Wise Miller
Ella Mae William
Kokomo
Ater
Lea
Touls West
Edward West
Tucson
Ariz
Loyd Hargett
First Church of God
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Fishers
Mrs. Lucille Golden
Charles Bowden
Biial Rley
Bethesda Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Charlie Shields
Richard Page
Dick Osborn
the Weatherly
Sam Hunt
Leroy Chappall
Ike Parker
Ed Eldeidge Glazebrooks
Bill Davis
Amos Jack
Joyce Morgan
George W. Morgan
Farley Funeral Home
Ventre
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
Miami
Bernice Jackson
Bert Campbell
Jonesboro
Pam
United Methodist Church
Mathews
Bert, Cramphall
Rt. 1
Jerment
Park Cemetery
Fairmount
Herma Elsten
Lapel
Fisher Bro Nets
Nermért
Brookside
James Lewellen
Janes Harvey Lewallen
Mercy Hospital
Joseph and
Heddassah Jane Lewellen
Ff. J. Sillers Co
Urban League
Baker Brothers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!