Suspect Held In Slaying In Gary Tavern
Police report Gary mortarman Lane 19 confessed to shooting Staff Sgt. Richard Pajari 34 of Tacoma during a tavern robbery near the Gary Tavern District. Pajari died two hours later at Gary Methodist Hospital after being shot in the head with an .38 caliber weapon. Lane said Pajari grabbed his gun arm and the weapon discharged. A second suspect remained at large as officers pursued leads.
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Gary
Ind
UPI
Charles Jaii
Lane
Pajari
Air Force
Richard Pajari
Tacoma
Wash
Chicago
New York
Texas
Gary Methodist Hospital
Vacation Bible School Planned At Daleville
Daleville reports VBS plans at three churches with varied dates from May 1 to June 18 for children from age 4 to grade 8. Daleville Christian Church runs 9 to 11 am May 1 to June 10. EUB Church offers 6:30 am to 3:30 pm June 6 to 18. Daleville Methodist Church holds June 6 to 17 from 9 to 11 am for ages four through sixth grade. Also notes visiting relatives, a house numbering project by local committee, and a remodel of Hood Machinery Company on Road 2.
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Daleville
Daleville Christian Church
EUB
Daleville Methodist Church
Harold Schram
Duane Schram
Air Force
Blythesville
Ark
Seattle
Washington
Bob Taylor
Joe Tempfer
Emery Tyner
Business Androfessional Men’s Association
Hood Machinery Company
Death at logan boy mystery still unsolved
Carl Logan a 16 year old from Gary Indiana died after an undetermined illness at the Hoxey Job Corps Conservation Center near Cadillac Michigan. Medical authorities said the cause of death was unknown. His mother was aided by Cadillac residents who funded travel and lodging for her stay at the Veterans Hospital during his illness.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPD
Veterans’ Hospital
Carl Logan
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Underground test at Nevada site yields low power detonation
An underground nuclear device produced up to 20 kilotons at the Nevada test site 810 feet underground. The Atomic Energy Commission reported no atmospheric radiation and noted this was the 18th underground test this year in northern Nevada. The test city warned residents near the site could be jolted by the blast.
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Nevada Test Site
UPS
Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Nouthern
Nevada
AEC
New Zealand Plans Civil Aid for Viet Nam Practice
Prime Minister Keith Holyoake announced Colombo Plan civilian aid to Viet Nam. The program will provide trades training instructors and urban skills for refugees from rural areas.
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Wellington
N.C
Keith Holyoake
Viet Nam
Eastern Hancock Students Attend Model UN Program at Eastside YMCA
Five Eastern Hancock High School students joined a model United Nations session at Eastside YMCA in Indianapolis area. Delegates included Gloria Jean Camplin as Burma, Brenda Marshall and Donna Wilfong as Brazil, Jim Hurt as Bulgaria, and Jim Sark as Iraq. Lt. Gov. Robert Rock spoke at a banquet as Dean Swift welcomed attendees.
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Shirley
Eastern Hancock High School
United Nations
Greater
Indianap- Eastside
YMCA
Gloria Jean
Camplin
Burma
Brenda Marshall
Donna Wilfong
Brazil
Jim Hurt
Bulgaria
Jim Sark
Traq
Robert Rock
Dean Swift
Greater Indianapolis
Model UN
Easiiern Hanesck High School
Shirley Christian Church
Cottrell
Forrest Humphries
Adams County Hospital
West Union
Ohio
E. H. Glaze
Sinking Springs
Edwin Pasko
Brighton
Columbus
Indianapolis
Local Woman Freed Of Forgery Charge
Jean Evelyn Skaggs, 31, was found not guilty in Judge Carl T. Smith's circuit court of forging a $47 check drawn on Gaar Nurseries and passed at Gwinn's Drug Store on November 14, 1965. The trial began at 9 30 am and ended about 3 pm. Local attorney John R. Walsh defended she was acquitted with Everett E. McDaniels presenting for the state.
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Atverson
Carl T. Smith
Jean Evelyn Skaggs
Gaar
Gwinn’s
15Th
Madison Ave
John R. Walsh
Everett E. McDaniels
Girl Scout Troop Awards Ninety Badges In Court
Girl Scout Troop 141 held a regular meeting at the EUB church. A Court of Awards program was given and nine badges were presented to 32 girls. Leaders Mrs. J. W. Hurley and Mrs. Darrell Luce invite new Cadet Troop members.
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Daleville
EUB
Shannnon Macey
Jo Ellen Schlegel
Marilyn Hurley
Andria Pahmier
J. W. Hurley
Darrell Luce
Lawrence Guenthemsober
Ger
Stanley Kroger
Cincinnnati
Barbara Stetler
Michigan City
E. B.J .Shoemaker
Morris Bow
Marygayle Hartzell
Purdue University
Imother
Vita Hartzell
James Keesling
Ronnnie
Indiana University awards first Kent Cooper journalism scholarships
Winners announced for the Kent Cooper scholarships at Indiana University. Kenneth H. Bredemeier, Fort Wayne managing editor of the Indiana Daily Student, and Robert L. McConnell, Fort Knox campus editor, receive honors. Eugene C. Pulliam and Mrs Pulliam sponsor the awards in memory of Kent Cooper.
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Bloomington
Ind
Kent
Sally Cooper
Indiana University
Kent Cooper
Kenneth H. Bredemeier
Fort Wayne
Indiana Daily Student
Robert L. McConnell
Fort Knox
Eugene C. Pulliam
The
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Pulliam
Associated Press
Irene Grace
Clare
Indianapolis
Ann M. Spahn
Louisville
Markleville
Wes
Jthe AC
Anderson
Tea Table
Eyan Service Guild
Cheryl Biddle
Markleville Methodist Church
Lima
Peru
Vivienne Sandefur
Deeann Kin- Markleville
I Sey
Vici Abney
Lilly
Eva Anderson
Debbie Gilley
U S Combat Deaths Exceed Viet Nam’s For Week
American combat fatalities last week topped South Viet Nam’s losses by 82 to 61, raising this year’s U S death toll to 1,386 among Saigon’s 255,000 troops and the broader alliance to 3,234. Defense Secretary McNamara noted ongoing political turmoil as Ky’s regime faced elections and civil rule challenges amid mounting U S commitments.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
Nguyen Cao
South Vietnam
Robert S.jyear
McNamara
Japan To Permit Red Fair Exhibits In Osaka Case
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan backing free elections and a civilian government in South Vietnam. Lodge press position supported elections. Senate inquiry noted mixed optimism about a genuine free vote. Ky aims to stay in power until after Vietnam elections amid ongoing discussions on a constitutional assembly.
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Japan
Tokyo
Washington
UPI
Amy Johnson
Eebassador
Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee Massabor
Peat Taare Paeeil
Osaka
South
Viet Nam
Bureau of Expositions
Lodge
Viet! Washington
Pic
Nguyen Cao Ky
J. William Ful Cong
John Vandriesache
Mishavwa- Bright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Keika
Ind
U.S
Viet_Nam
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Raytheon Wins $126-Million Hawk Missile Contract
Raytheon Co. announced a $126 million contract with the Saudi government to supply Hawk air defense missiles. The deal includes equipment, construction, and the setup of a training school in Saudi Arabia for maintenance and operation of the Hawk system under U.S. State Department policy. The radar-guided Hawk protects against medium to low altitude aircraft.
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Lexington, Mass
Raytheon Co
Saudi Arabia
Hawk
Raytheon
U.S. State Department
Welsh Nurses Refuse Elevator Hoist at Hospital
In Holyhead Wales AP report Stanley Sailors Hospital plans a mechanized lift after a two story fifty year old building used a nurse powered hand pulley system. A board member says hoisting is more than should be expected of a young nurse.
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Holyhead
Wales
Stanley Sailors Hospital
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