Humphrey Reports Intensive Vietnam Policy Review
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced an intensive, ongoing review of U S Vietnam policy. He said true peace requires Communists to negotiate honestly and criticised others for vague proposals without specifics.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Senate
Comrao
Rusk
Washington
White House
George Christian
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
John Kennedy
Kennedy to Attend Binghamton Dinner Amid New York Democratic Feud
In a split within the state Democratic Party, Governor Burns faces charges as New York Democrats plan a testimonial dinner in Binghamton for the state chairman. Ted Kennedy reverses plan to bypass his brother and will join the event as 40 of 62 county leaders are expected.
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Johnson
Burns
Binghamton
Kennedy
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
California
O'Connor
Senate
New York
Pilate urges apostles as Jerusalem trouble nears
A fragment shows Pontius Pilate urging Jesus’ followers to bring him there as the looming annual feast approaches. Pilate rises, steps out, and the trouble in Jerusalem grows closer.
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Pilate
Jesus
Jerusalem
Senate ethics code debate ends with amendments and reversals
The Senate voted to permit salaries above ten thousand dollars for aides to handle campaign funds, with names filed with the secretary of the Senate. A late reversal allowed private contributions for certain senator office expenses. Aiken called the debate amendments a farce of the year.
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Senate
Aiken
Code of Ethics
Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Life Sentence
The Indiana Supreme Court on Friday affirmed the life term for Robert Davis of Fort Wayne. Davis was convicted of second degree murder for fatally shooting an unidentified man during an argument over a gambling debt.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
Robert Davis
Fort Wayne
Copters Sink 30 Sampans Running Guns
U S helicopters attacked a large group of gun running sampans in the Mekong Delta near the Cambodian border sinking 30. U S military officials say Cambodia has become a key conduit for Communist war supplies into the Delta and Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
U. S
Mekong Delta
U.S
Cambodia
Delta
North Vietnam
Long Giai
Hanoi
Red China
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen Cao Ky
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
da Nang
Iron Triangle
Israel Gaza clash sparks UN push for censure
Russia said Israel failed to crush Arab commandos in Al Karamah as Israel claimed. Israel said guerrillas abandoned the camp after the attack. The UN Security Council met again as Afro Asian members sought a resolution censuring Israel. Pope Paul VI urged renouncing force amid the fighting. A Soviet statement demanded Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands conquered last June. Jordanian communique reported lighter Friday fire near the Sea of Galilee with one Israeli casualty and no Jordanian deaths.
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Lawton
al Karamah
Israel
China
United Nations Security Council
Mideast
Paul VI
Bakoura
Sea of Galilee
Amman
Governor backs added Humphrey and Nixon clash in Wisconsin
The governor lauds Humphrey as a peace candidate while criticizing Nixon for partisan tactics in Wisconsin. Nixon’s campaign has one active GOP rival Harold Stassen. McCarthy travels from Wisconsin to Detroit where 500 students greet him, shouting for peace as he claims liberal support fading in Michigan.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Vietnam
Wisconsin
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
McCarthy
Detroit
Michigan
Notable local businessman and civic leader profile
First Savings officer with Harvard B A and MBA, WWII Navy veteran, 1953 to 1965 Madison County Civil Defense director. Currently chairs Advisory Council, is vice president of the Kikthewen and Area Council Boy Scouts, serves on Water Resources Advisory, Rotary past president, Young Man of the Year 1955, member of First Presbyterian Church.
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Harvard College
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
U.S. Navy
Madison County Civil Defense Program
Madison County Civil Defense Advisory Council
Kikthewen and Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Anderson
Anderson Rotary Club
First Presbyterian Church
Brethren District Conference Set at Local Church
The Church of the Brethren hosts its Southern District conference from 2 45 to 8 30 p m with 350 members from 25 congregations gathered for worship and business The Rev Dean L Frantz Manchester College director of church relations speaks on Let Go And Let God A dinner at 5 30 p m precedes an evening service featuring the Al Lucas quartet and Frantz message The conference is led by Dr John Wagoner conference moderator and local organizers include John Showalter Russell Showalter and Irvan Krall.
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Church of the Brethren
Marior
Ohio River
Dean L. Frantz
Manchester College
John Wagoner
Frantz
Howard Burnett
Robert Ward
Anderson
al Lucas
Anderson College
Brethren
John Showalter
Russell Showalter
Irvan Krall
Arvie Spall
Ernest Heagy
J. B. Jones
Kenneth Norris
Cromer Alldredge
Fred Wiley
Harry Stoner
James Hervey
John Childes
Harold Braden
Gary Johnson
Melvin Wagner
Carl Fry
Gene McKilwain
Ruth Petry
Jack Bowman
Beulah Spall
Pat Wiley
Chester Ritterskamp
Robert Simmons
Jane Schuyler
D. M. Looper
Richard Stanley
Leonard Robert
J B. Jones
Edna Krall
Beverly Showalter
Judith Hoover
Ellen Ward
Cathy Thomas
Nan Johnson
Jack Childes
Leon Heagy
Elsie Nichols
Helen Wagoner
Alice Lambour
Jacky Burnett
Myrtle Simmons
St Johns Hospital Renovation Phases Move Toward New Facility
St Johns plans to finish current phase as the new hospital nears occupancy with a move anticipated near end of April. The Hickey Memorial Fund has pledges totaling 1,345,409 and cash receipts of 558,562. Phase One cost 386,463 included boiler expansion and a 20,000 pound boiler installed, hot water heating and chilled water cooling near the boiler plant, plus a north parking lot at 22,748 to ease congestion.
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St. John’s Hickey Memorial Hospital
Novotny Quits as Reform Push Spurs Change
Jan Sejna, a Novotny protege who fled to the United States after an abortive bid to keep Novotny in power, breaks against him. The reformist leadership under Alexander Dubcek exposes the case and broad corruption, swelling publicity as Novotny’s support withers.
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Jan Sejna
Novotny
United States
Alexander Dubcek
Tremor Strikes Belice Valley in Sicily
A tremor hit the Valley of Belice in central Sicily, registering four on the Mercalli scale. No damage was reported according to the Messina University Geological Institute.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Belice
Messina University Geological Institute
Two East German Teens Escape Across Border to West Berlin
West Berlin police report that two East German youths aged 16 and 17 slipped through barbed wire early Friday and reached the French sector of Berlin without being spotted by Eastern border guards.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
John L Hook to Celebrate 101st Birthday in Washington
John L Hook of Washington Indiana will celebrate his 101st birthday Saturday. He looks forward to spring to supervise pruning of rosebushes and grapevines by his son in law and daughter as a family tradition.
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Washington, Ind
UPI
John L. Hook
Hook
Johnson outlines Westmoreland move and Vietnam strategy hints
President Johnson disclosed that Westmoreland will be replaced as top U.S. commander in Vietnam by July and that General Wheeler will stay on as Joint Chiefs chair for a year. He also discussed war funding needs, possible strategy shifts, and the riots commission's mixed recommendations.
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Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
The
Pacific
Sharp
Congress
Kennedy—Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Shriver
Kennedy
Commission
Funeral set for Fortville Marine Cpl Frank Marks
Funeral services for Lance Corporal Frank Marks 20 killed in Vietnam March 8 will be held Monday at 10 30 AM at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville with the Rev Gilbert Schreiber officiating. Military rites by Marines from Indianapolis Post. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include parents George and Loretta Marks three sisters Collette Deborah Dinah three brothers Gary Thomas Donald and grandmother Mrs Vivian Marks.
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Fortville
Frank Marks
U.S
Vietnam
Fisher Funeral
Gilbert Schreiber
Cpl. Marks
Marine Corps
Grady
IGA
George
Loretta Marks
Ohio St
Collette
Deborah
Dinah
Gary
Thomas
Donald
Vivian Marks
Beech Grove
Heavy Snowstorm Hits Indiana With Sanded Roads
Snowfall exceeded six inches in Louisville region while Evansville and Charlestown measured four to five inches. A second heavy snow in a week caused icy roads on U S 40 and Interstate 70 and a 65 crash near Seymour injured four. two Fort Wayne teens were hospitalized in fair condition.
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Louisville-New Albany-Jeffersonville
Evansville
Charlestown
Jasper
Indiana
U.S. 40
Interstate 70
Seymour
U.S. 30
Fort Wayne
Diane Cramer
Jeanette Close
Wet Snowstorm Clamps Memphis Halting City Efforts
A heavy wet snow and ice blanketed the region from Louisiana to the Great Lakes, crippling transport and power lines. Memphis reported 16 inches by noon, with airports closed and a mass march by sanitation workers canceled. Dr. Martin Luther King was to lead the planned downtown event. Northern helicopters and utility crews aided restoration as telephones went out across the area.
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Alabama
Louisiana
Great Lakes
Maine
Memphis
Nashville
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Clarksdale
Oxford
Here
Monroe
Greenwood
Tupelo
Miss
Bowling Green
Evansville
Ind
Jackson
Louisville
Dyersburg
Tenn
Fulton
Martin Luther King
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Dignitaries and WWII Vet
John A. Edwards 54 of 3228 SW 25th St died Friday after months of illness. He was a Muncie native, WWII veteran, and longtime Anderson resident with four children and two sisters. Funeral Monday at Brown and Butz with burial in Riverview Cemetery Monticello. Pearl C Bitner 91 formerly of 1101 Main St dawn service at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. David Burns 81 plant superintendent for Delco Remy. services at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with cremation in Indianapolis. Emaline Shoup Jackson 80 former Anderson resident active in Democrat affairs died this week. survived by sister, niece, nephew. Details scarce on rites.
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John Edwards
John A. Edwards
25Th St
Meridian Hotel
Muncie
William
Augusta Edwards
Muncie High School
Anderson
Monticello
Augusta Brower
Pearl Bitner
Pearl C. Bitner
Main St
Sells and Rowe
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
East Maplewood
David Burns
E. 38Th St
Delco - Remy Division
Harold E. Rozelle
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Emaline Shoup Jackson
W. 4Th St
France eyes fresh ideas as common market ministers meet
The French government signals fresh ideas to replace the dollar and pound as reserve currencies. De Gaulle condemns the two currencies and calls for gold standard and stresses the tests of Common Market cooperation. Gold prices in Paris rose to $38.95 an ounce with a 2.2 pound ingot at $1,237, while Zurich quoted $39.25.
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Brussels
de Gaulle
Paris
Zurich
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