Goldberg Speaks Out On Religion At National Jewish Welfare Board
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg told the National Jewish Welfare Board convention that Christians and Jews should meet as brothers but keep their distinct identities. He praised pluralism and noted anti semitic barriers are fading while warning against losing Jewish identity as American life broadens. He called for room in national life for spiritual ideals from both Testaments and for diverse visions of God within Christianity and Judaism.
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New York
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
National Jewish Welfare Board
Justice
Louis) Brandeis
America
Vacationers Pay Separately For Lodging Food At Indiana Parks
Indiana state park inns switch to European plan effective April 1 1959 allowing separate charges for lodging and meals. Director John E Mitchell says the change adds flexibility with diverse accommodations and broader menu choices. He notes mixed early results but expects higher revenues and easier off season rate adjustments.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Park Inns
John E. Mitchell
Department of Natural Resources
Mitchell
Candidate Emery Konrady Dies During Campaign Speech
State Sen. Emery L. Konrady 47 dies of a heart attack Sunday night while speaking at a Canadian Legion meeting in Gary Indiana. He served as a WWII pilot in the British and American air forces. Elected to the Indiana Senate in 1964, he sought a four year term and would have a replacement named by the party if nominated. He ran for mayor in 1963 and as an independent in the fall. He operated fuel oil and beer distributorships. widow and five children survive.
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Gary
Ind
Emery L. Konrady
Konrady
Canadian Legion
Royal Air Force
Senate
Fail To Account For Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Indianapolis AP report State officials say agents and subagents failed to account for more than 60000 dollars in licenses. An audit lists 72367.67 dollars with updates lowering the figure by several thousand. Some discrepancies stem from unsold licenses not recorded.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Accounts
State Department of Natural Resources
Boone Democrat Assessor Ad Prompts Public Checks
A political ad by John A. Boone promotes tax assessment review services. The message targets voters, urging citizens to verify assessments and determine if they are paying more than their share.
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Harry P. Blake
Johnson denies jilted girlfriend report at White House
President Johnson says New York Times misquoted his young companion Courtenay Valenti and jokes the claim is humiliating. He notes Courtenay answered Prez and asked Pat Nugent to bring beagle puppies, while veterans visiting the White House listened.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
New York Times
Little Courtenay
Lynda Valenti
Jack Valenti
White House
Courtenay
Prez
Pat
Patrick J. Nugent
Notice of Divorce by Publication in Madison County
In the Madison County Superior Court a divorce action has been filed by Sisco against Emzy Sisco. Defendant must answer by July 1 1966 or risk default. Clerk Gene Creammile addresses and attorneys Busby Austin Cooper represent plaintiff. Case number 866 253.
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Indiana
Madison County
Superior Court
Po Gee Sisco
Emzy Sisco
Gene Creagmile
Busby
Austin
Cooper
Chou En-lai Attacks U S and Soviet Union in Peking Address
In a rally in Peking honoring an Albanian delegation, Premier Chou En-lai denounced the United States and the Soviet Union. He accused Moscow of aiding Viet Nam while opposing China, warned of further U S defeats if Vietnam talks fail, and said the Soviet Union seeks to form an anti Chinese ring. He condemned U S peace talks as a trick and warned of wider Indochina and China conflict.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
China
Albania
Viet Nam
Chou
Peking
Mehmet Shehu
New China
Shao-chi
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Communist Party
Indochina
First Negro federal marshal sworn in for Southern Ohio
Arthur C. Elliott, 46, was sworn in Monday as the first Negro federal marshal in the United States. He becomes the marshal for the Southern Ohio District, taking the oath from U.S. District Judge John W. Peck, succeeding the late Fred Hoh of New Richmond, Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPI
Arthur C. Elliott
United States
Elliott
U.S
John W. Peck
Fred Hoh
New Richmond
Mary Jessee Named Hoosier Lady of the Year
Miss Mary L. Jessee a Gary bank executive will receive the Hoosier Lady of the Year honor at the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in French Lick on May 21. The second item notes that Dover England and Ramsgate hovercraft service across the Channel began with passenger craft departing for Calais.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Madison County
Indiana
Commissioners Court
Anderson
Said
Richard
Columbus Ave
Joe A. Harris
Indianapolis
UPI
Mary L. Jessee
Gary Bank
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
French Lick
Dover
England
Channel
Britain
France
Ramsgate
Calais
Office Hours Have Saturday Availability for Assessments
A notice states the office will be available at all times for fair assessments including Saturdays. It mentions the assessor and polling process.
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Redbud
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Russell Welch
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
Anderson Ministerial Association
Park Service
Dale Tollerud
Salvation Army
Phil Edwards
First Eub Church
Lloyd Lambert
Christian Center
John Bouvier
St. Mary’s Church
Ken Getter
Meadowbrook Church of Christ
LBJ
Department of the Interior
Executive Departments of the
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John
Abe’’ Boone
Democrat
Boone
Wig
Municipal Light & Power Dept
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Tate of
Board of Works
TY OF
Howard V. Ehrhart
J. E. Flanagan
Thurman E. Rinker
Roberta Carter
Red Leader
Edward C
Ted’’ Jordan
Anderson Township
Frankton High School
United States Air Corps
Ball State University
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Veterans Administration Service
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