Senate rejects move to cut defense costs in Senate vote
The Senate defeated 88 to 24 a Proxmire McC amendment to force a major cut in military spending. Proxmire argued reductions would shift priorities and save about 26 billion, while supporters warned deep cuts could undermine Vietnam efforts and federal programs. The stopgap funding measure to August 6 passed by voice vote after the defeat.
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Washington
Senate
William Proxmire
Charles McC
Edward M. Kennedy
Defense Department
Tures
Colossus
Willion
Pentagon
Nixon
Vietnam
House
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ofi
Mtn
R. Youn
Noth
Dakota
GOP
Melvin R
Congress
Missionary Convention Opens with Noted Speakers
The Assembly opens with featured speaker Dr Joon Cho from Seoul Theological Seminary and other leaders including Annie Karto and Charles Spicer. Sessions cover youth ministry, church education and national mission work in Korea India Indonesia and Brazil. The death of Rev William A Gillam is noted during the event.
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Warner Vental Missionary Convention
Joon Cho
Seoul
Wills J
OMS
Youn
Annie Karto
Tawan
Anderson College
Pehang
Rascal Xatencon
William A. Gillam
Brazil
India
Indonesia
Gilvee, Lam
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals
In city hospitals this week several newborns arrived. John Herron and Mrs. Herron welcome a son. Earl Staymaker and Mrs. Staymaker greet a boy. John Rei and Mrs. Rei announce a son. A baby boy was also born to Mr and Mrs Kim.
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Main
Earl Staymaker
Reed
John L. Rei
Kim
Community Hospital
Auker Family Details and Birth Announcement Fragments
Fragmentary readout reports births and family ties including Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Auker of Birch Street with a girl born at Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie to Roe J. Kramer of Midtown and mentions maternal and paternal grandparents, Ruth Kramer, and others.
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Eugene Auker Bbe
Birch St
A Gil
Vermin Song
Hawaii
Zachary Jobo
Birkinbine
Anderson
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Roe J. Kramer
Midetown
Wills Hkteberry
Ruth Kramer
Middletown
Monitor Series Not Barred by Justice Dept on Vietnam Papers
AP reports Justice Department will not seek to halt publication of Monitor installments on top secret Vietnam materials. Editor John Hughes denies disclosure to authorities while Ligonier Indiana article notes a fatal car crash nearby. Court orders restrict other papers including NYT and Washington Post awaiting Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Ays
Pengon
Justice Department
D District
Massachusetts
Christian Science Monitor Today
John Hughes
Monitor
Department
Associated Press
Justce
Hughes
Wne
Justice Department Ligonier. Ind
Ligonier
Tuesday Night Inn
Mat
Here
Department of Justice
Departments of State and Defense
United States
U.S
Vietnam
The
New York Times
Washington Post
Supreme Court
Police Probe I Break-ins
City detectives investigate two burglaries reported Monday. Wilbur Vi 2520 Chase S% says $45 was taken from his son's wallet after a possible entry through the front door. Je kbar Sa Parvin reports $190 missing from a purse in his living room. David Lunsford, who
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Wilbur Vi
Je Kbar Sa Parvin
David Lunsford
Indiana SSS suspends draft actions amid pause
Indiana Selective Service will halt all draft activities at close of business while a national pause on inductions continues. Registrations remain required. Officials nationwide say inductions and preinduction exams are paused until Congress acts and the situation remains uncertain.
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Dianapolis
Idiana
Selective Service Office
Wayne E. Rhodes
Ate
Col Rhodes
Congress
Indiana
Joe Hendrix
Georgia
Hendrix
Maj
Charles Stephens
Florida Selective Service System
Stephens
Volunteer Army
Missouri
Selective Service
Robert Merrick
Idaho Selective Service
Quarters
Addison A. Mill
Nevada
Philadelphia
Selective Service System
Saing
Col
Robert Hope
Oklahoma
Manager Arrested in Obscenity Case in Madison County
A probable cause hearing in Madison Circuit Court led to a warrant for local adult bookstore manager Michael K. Goodnight. He was jailed on bond after a brief hearing. Storeowner Jimmy Joe Floyd’s whereabouts are unknown and the case against him is progressing. Police had purchased over $65 of material on May 18 and, after a raid on June 2, recovered more literature, four motion picture machines, and film.
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Madison
Jixige
Carl T. Smith
Michael K. Goodnight Goodnight
Madison County
Jimmy Joe Floyd
Burglary Trial Jury Selection Completed Here
Jury selection completed Wednesday morning for the first degree burglary trial of Wendell Wise Davis of Anderson Davis is charged with entering the home of Leroy Smith on February 1 An Anderson man and his wife faced theft by deception charges in May 1970 Carl Davis and his wife were ordered to stand trial during the July court term Also set for July term is theft by deception case against William McQuary McQuary pleaded innocent to the September 10 charge A charge of aggravated assault and battery against Theron E Scott by his wife was dismissed after Mrs Scott testified her husband was receiving medical care
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Wendell Wise Davis
Anderson Davis
Leroy Smith
Anderson
Toon
Itarian Green
Atus
Wiliam McQuary
feQuary
Theron E. Scott
Hospital News Of Elwood Area Admitted Patients
Elwood area hospital reports admit list including Artesta Lee Anderson Sam Cole Jr 25 N Eighth St Mrs Faye Fore 5148 L St Jamaica Hobbs 158 L St Mrs Larry Reyds 2084 N B St Heidi Amos 2235 S D St Mrs Herschell Harris A St Mrs Newton Brannen 1825 N Mrs Richard Singer Rt Michael D Morris Jr Franklin Mrs Thomas Leon id 1318 N N St Lisa K Moss Bot SaS David Haas 421 N ih St Raymond C Crull NBN 10h St Mrs Louise F Blair 2821 Main St Mrs Reta Lehman 2415 Main St Mrs Clavis Wheeler Rt 3 Mrs le Dever 2736 N D St Chris caper Jerry Reeves 2011 S J St Mrs Birch Hasecaster 2 N C S Mrs Robert Pletcher 1619 Main St Dismissed include Lisa K Moss Michael D Morris Jr Frankton Mrs Marshal D Shively Frankton Paul Gill 13228 J St Mrs Harry Reynolds 484 NB St Earl Forney 1204 Main St Dav Eula P Dickey Norwalk Jamaica Hobbs 1815 8th St Mrs Charles Williams 20 N 19th St Mrs John Record Al Robert Caplinger NYUN G St Mrs John Sterling Alexandria Nellie Pater 620 N 19th St Robert Spies Sins hiymond ral SiN st taken from Firesto
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Thomas Leonid
N. N St
Lisa K. Moss
Bot SA
David Haas
N. Ih
Raymond C. Crull
Louise F. Blair
Main S
Reta F. Lehman
Main St
Clavis Wheeler
le Dever
N. D'S
Eula P. Dickey
Norwalk
Cali
Jamica Hobbs
Charles Williams
John Record
Robert Caplinger
John Sterling
Alexandria
Nellie
Pater
Robert Spies
Sins Hiymond
Prison choir host Gunter highlights rehab via song
Sheriff Gunter leads a prison audience of more than 150 women as he sings in a jail program designed to aid rehabilitation. He performs eight songs including Whole World in His Hands and Swing Low Sweet Chariot, praising Christ as a path out of drugs. State officials observe, noting the work release program and job prep course as pioneering in the state. Judge Paul Schrenker and Warren Waymire attend to review the program's effectiveness.
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Gunter
Sherif
Sherff
Warren Waymire
Gunte
Mire
Secnet
Paul Schrenker
Heat's On Substations Sought Amid Summer Power Surge
Heat waves push Anderson's power use to a new peak of 7500 kilowatt hours. Assistant power and light superintendent Eldon Talhelm asks the Board of Works to advertise for bids on two new substations on the east and west sides to relieve overloaded lines. One is planned near Roosevelt third and Madison, with existing substations at 10th Street Sard Street Columbus Avenue and the old wet plant. Construction on the Cross Street North Side Junior High site continues, but the new substations won’t be operational for over a year.
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Cry Power and Lights
Eldon Talhelm
Board of Works
Talhelm
Madison Avenue Street
Park Road
Sard Street
Columbus Avenue
Neild
Robert Hodson
Hodson
Cross Street
North Side Junior High School
Anderson Area Deaths and WW II Reunion in Noblesville
Obituaries note the death of 90 year old Lovella Birkinbine formerly of Anderson who died at Ball Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness. Survived by daughter and two sons, service handled by Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home. Also, Noblesville hosts a Sunday reunion for World War II veterans of the 199th Field Artillery Battalion with men from Indiana National Guardsmen and central cities, after service in 1941. Burial plans and details follow at local cemeteries and a note on infant Amos, one day old, born at St. John’s Hospital with parents and grandparents listed.
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Lovella Birkinbiner
Anderson
Lovella Birkinbine
Wayne Holwager
Rt. 2
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Marion County
Central Christian Church
Earl Birkinbine
Spring|orn
Stenson
Elmer Birkinbine
Martinsburg, Town
Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home
Noblesville
199Th Field Artillery
Franklin
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Lebanon City
Camp Shelby
Miss
Indiana
38Th Infantry Division
Southwest Park
Brown and Butz
Clifford Thomas
Amos
Lowell
Saundra Sue Amos
St. John’s Hospital
Guide Lamp
Mary Alissa
Lowell Edwin Amost
William Hurd
Jray
Mary Elizabeth
Ince
Tipton County
Arlest
Ellen Jane Burton Lannold
Grace Law
Farmland
Hazel Sumner
Swayzee
K.G. Horton
Indiana State Fair Coliseum
Harold Rozelle
Ronald Massey
Anderson Memorial Park
Obituary notices from Anderson and vicinity deaths
Multiple obituaries and notices from Anderson area include Clarence D Miller 81 of 347 W Third St died after five week illness at St Johns Hospital born Hardin County Ky June 2 1890 he retired from Guide Lamp two daughters and extended family survive funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers Perry and Alvey and Pleasantview Cemtery Rineyville plus details of several other local obituaries including Ethel Horton Bernard Nelson Walter Mauck Jr Plex Key Mildred Rauch Kathryn Croy Alfred Willard Jackson Malcolm Young May Blake and Maylen others with service times locations and survivor lists
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S Anderson
Clarence D. Miller
Third St
St. John’s Hospital
Mr. Miller
Hardin County
Edward
Sarah Wallace Miller
Guide Lamp
Stephensburg
Cecelia
Kentucky
Thelma Cook Miller
Walter
Berice) Kane
Vine Grove
Arthur
Louisa) Bewley
Elizabethtown
Robert D. Miller
E. Eiler
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Perry and Alvey
Dixey Ave
Pleasantview Pane
Rineyville
Pleasantview
Walters Widow of Springfield Bakery Foreman Passes
Mrs. Allene Walters aged 58 of 2804 E. 10th Street died Tuesday afternoon at Johns Hospital after a ten week illness. She worked 13 years at the Golden Crust Bakery. Surviving: husband Jack A. Walters a City Water Department foreman. her mother Mrs. Ruth Simmons of Springfield. sister Jeanne Becker of Anderson. Funeral 10:30 am Thursday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. grave services in Springfield. Friends may call after 7 pm today.
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Bernard Nelson
Bernard J. Nelson
Gobel Nuring
Marion
Bure
Mary Nelon
Mrelton
Meadowbrook
Baptist Church
United Commercial Travelers
Ruth
James Boyer
Anderson
John B. Nelson
Indiana
Joseph
Indianapoli
Corlis Johnson
Canton
Ohio
Grangeniéren
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Charles White
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ilwuuy
Mildred L. Rauch
William A. Rauch
S. B St
Mercy Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Burlington
C. C
Anna Langett
Rauch
First United Methodists Church
Elwood
William L. Rauch
Springfield
Kathryn Croy
Alexandria
Kathryn E. Croy
Rt 2
Phillips Addition
Ova
Magid Mae Mears
Smiley
Basil Coy
Richard Croy
Air Force
Germany
Walter
Elwood City Cemetery
May Eall
Janeville
Alfred Willard Jackson
Yorktown
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Delco- Remy Division
UAW
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Gendle
Merlin
Mabel) Painter
Daleville
Ballard and Shirey
Vaughn Murray
Elm Ridge
Malcolm Young Lapel
Malcom Young
Wilma Brown
Lapel
Ceisa
Tenn
Eldon Boles
Malcolm Young
Tennessee
Upton Funeral Home
Celina
Swann
Mass
Klinger
Six Injured In Accidents In Pendleton County Roads
Six persons were injured in area accidents late Monday and early Tuesday on county highways. Richard Shrontz, 39, of Jonesboro, driver for Kravia Brothers Express, rammed a bridge on 1-69 after apparently falling asleep, suffering a skull fracture and internal injuries. Isabelle Craig, 24, Pendleton, and Jeanine Mingle, 16, Pendleton, were among others injured in a three car chain on U.S. 36 near Pendleton, with two New Jersey women identified as Edith Garwood and Isabelle Hillman hurt. Dorothy Anderson of Alexandria, aged steaver-old, sustained a right ankle fracture in a separate one car wreck on Alexandria Pike near Moonville Rd.
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Jonesboro
Robert Baldwin
Pendleton Post
Richard Shrontz
Kravia Brothers Express
Gas City
St. Rd
Baldwin
Shrontz
Pendleton
New Jersey
U.S
U.S. 96
Isabelle Craig
Moonville Rd
Oith
Alexandria Pike
Roy Ramsey
Madison County
Shenandoah High Course Changes Due Friday
Shenandoah High School urges all students seeking program changes to report to Mr Kein by July 2 and directs all new students to also report by that date as computer scheduling has been adopted.
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Shenandoah
Middletown
Shenandoah High School
Kein
Nnew
Instructors Map Crisis Seminar For City Law Agencies
The seminar on types of disasters and crime responses uses modern methods and ends with Riverdale in Crisis. It features Maj Harold Boicourt and Sgt Randy Davis guiding topics such as news, media relations and rumor control, with participation from police and sheriff departments across multiple counties. Also present are Indiana State Police, the Air National Guard and Pendley Reformatory.
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Riverdale
Harold Boicourt
LeoJack Folda
Randy Davis
Sis
Jim Joyce
Walter Smith
Pete Lewis
Divison
Incude Lake
Fayette
Delaware
Alles
Marion
Elkhart
Madison County
Sherif'f
Anderson
Elwood
Richmond
Kokomo
Edgewood
Noblesville
Shelbyville
Swayzee
Columbus
Michigan
County budget items approved and pending police group vote
County Council allows sheriff's office funding and outlines allocations including 185 for deputy Ralph Lynch salary 101.87 for office supplies 4701 for county police plan and 2189 for commissions personal fund. Debated 700 for County Police Group Insurance. decision delayed for more data. Additional 2000 for juvenile home heat and electricity. 111250 from Highway Fund approved including 15000 fencing and 96250 county share. Transfers include 4000 from microfilming and 1202 proseculors, 200 in Soil and Water and 440 in Health Fund. Next meeting July 8 at 10 am. 0% Own Homes London notes Britain near half housing owned or occupied.
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Ralph Lynch
Fall Creek
Pipe Creek
Ceunty Renda
County Soil and Water Conservation District
School Boards to Elect Officers After Midnight Meeting
Dr Carlyn Johnson cites state orders for annual reorganizations. boards will elect officers for next year as meetings run late. Checks for emergency funds proceed. 16 schools requested funds with 14 percent awarded. 19 applied and 3 were ineligible.
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Carlyn Johnson
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Karla Kyle
May Blae
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