Johnson Addresses War Critics At Democratic Dinner
President Johnson challenged Asian critics during a Democratic fund raiser at Washington Armory and urged voters this fall that America will persevere until peace comes to Vietnam. He defended the Great Society and noted Senate critics led by J William Fulbright.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Viet Nam
Fulbright
South Viet Nam
Congress
America
Armory
Walter Reed Medical Center
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sa Wilson
House
Franklin Roosevelt
Hubert H. Humphrey
Roosevelt
Alvin York
Sg. York
Nog
Senate
Former Madison County official dies in New Brunswick
William R. Rowland aged 54 of 14 N Garden Terrace East New Brunswick New Jersey died Thursday morning of a heart attack. A former Madison County treasurer and past county Democratic chairman he lived in New Brunswick since nine years with Delco Remy General Motors Plant. He leaves widow Eleanor M two sons Michael Rex East New Brunswick William Charles New York City and daughter Patricia Crump Kentucky. Funeral arrangements to be set after relatives arrive. He was born in Anderson Indiana April 11 1912 and belonged to the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Rowland
N. Garden Terrace
E. New Brunswick
N. J
Delco-Remy
New Brunswick
General Motors Corp
Presbyterian Church
Madison County
Anderson
William
Leone Houston Rowland
Harold E. Rozelle
Eleanor M
Michael Rex
East New Brunswick
William Charles
New York City
Patricia Crump
Kentucky
Phoenix missile fires first guided test at Point Mugu
The Navy announced the first guided firing of the Phoenix air to air missile was successful. The Phoenix was launched from an A3 Skywarrior at a target drone controlled by the Point Mugu center and piloted by a Hughes Aircraft test pilot from Culver City California.
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Point Mugu
Calif
API
Navy
Bayh denies pact breach with Dirksen over reapportionment
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana rejected reports he reneged on a deal with Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois on reapportionment. Bayh said Dirksen never accepted his conditions and that his alternative plan for legislative apportionment was not met.
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Washington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D - Ind
Senate
Everett M. Dir
Illinois
Dirksen
Bayh
Dirksen Recovery Progress Shown
Sen Everett M Dirksen 70 in Walter Reed Army Medical Center shows progress recovering from a fractured femur He stood briefly in a wheelchair and sat up with therapy and a hospital spokesman saying he is in satisfactory spirits and making steady progress after admission for tests following an incident early Tuesday.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Spoksman
Dirksen
Senate
Illinois
Wheeler Approved for Two-Year JCS Chair Term
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Gen. Earle G. Wheeler for a second two-year term as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on Thursday.
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Washington (Ap
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Final rites for William W Rose 49
Final rites for William W. Bill Rose a New York Central Railroad engineer since 1942 will be held this afternoon at 1 30 p m at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. The Rev Marion King of the Lapel Methodist Church will officiate. Interment follows at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Call at funeral time.
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William W
Bill) Rose
Range Line Rd
New York Central Railroad
Baker Brothers
Marion King
Lapel Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Un American Activity Films Shown Tonight at UL Post 127
George Hackett Post 127 hosts night program showing The Watt's Riots in California and The Un American Activities on the College Campus at Berkeley. The free 8 p.m. event includes a Q and A session and discussion of the W E B Dubois Scholarship at IU and the American Flag at Purdue under Madison County American Legion auspices. Cmdr. Jeane Troyer will preside.
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Watt
California
Berkeley
Cal
George Hackett
Legion
W.E.B.D. DuBois
Purdue
Madison County Council of the American Legion
Cmdr
Jeane Troyer
Armed Forces Day Open House At Bunker Hill AFB Indiana
Indiana Governor Branigin proclaims May 21 1966 as Armed Forces Day to promote public visits to Bunker Hill Air Force Base the state’s only active base. Open house starts 11:00 a.m. May 21 with display of B 58 Hustler and related activities.
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Bunker Hill Afb
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Air Force Base
Peru
Kokomo
U. S. 31
Logansport
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple obituaries from Madison and surrounding areas report deaths of Mrs. Helen D. Beaver of Lapel, Mrs. Ann E. Wood of Huntsville, Mrs. Blanche Dunham of Summitville, Mrs. Margaret Richey Hewitt of Tipton, and Rev. T Harvey Stanley of Middletown. Details include ages, family relations, birthplaces, churches or affiliations, and funeral arrangements or pending details. Survivors and funeral homes are listed for each case. Continued notices reference service times and burial plans.
Farmers Urged to Verify Fertilizer Analysis and Facts
Indiana farmers should demand guaranteed analysis on all fertilizer, says Purdue chemist Dr. E D Schall. Avoid unlabeled products and report unsubstantiated claims to the Indiana State Chemist in Lafayette. Also notes a report about a large Navy hydrofoil project and a used Motorola TV sale.
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Indiana
E. D. Schall
Purdue University
Schall
Indiana State Chemist
Purdue University Lafayette
Ind
Agricultural Experiment Station
Indiana State
William H Spoo 73 longtime resident of Anderson dies
Final rites for William H Spoo 73 of 623 W 24th St set for 9 a m Monday at St Ambrose Catholic Church with Rev Thomas Heilman. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. He died Thursday, lived 36 years in Anderson, born April 26 1893 in Tarentum Pa. Survived by widow Anna M three sons a daughter a sister and 16 grandchildren. Rozelle Funeral Home and Park Place minister. burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Also cousin Mrs Etta Learned of Redkey dies. funeral set 2 p m Saturday at Redkey Methodist Church.
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William H. Spoo
W. 24Th St
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Thomas Heilman
East Maplewood
Brown and Butz
Suna
Spoo
Tarentum
Hubert
Catherine Spoo
Alexandria
Guide Lamp Division
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Anna M
Leroy
Anna M.) Slater
Anderson
Downey
Calif
James E. Spoo
Indianapolis
Robert E. Spoo
Phoenix, Ariz
Paul
Mary) Adair
Gary
Mrs. Marcella Porter Rice Dies in Anderson at 44
Mrs. Marcella June Rice 44, wife of Wayne W. Rice, died Thursday morning at St. John’s Hospital after a year of illness. Born June 3, 1921 in Anderson to Charles and Mrs. Porter, she worked 23 years at Delco-Remy and belonged to Local 662. Survived by husband, son Randall, stepdaughter Patsy Trout, mother, four sisters, two brothers, and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. at the mortuary with Rev. Marvin Baker officiating. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Ann Wood
Huntsville
Ann E. Wood
Arthur E. Wood
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Jack Barkdull
Turner
Minnie Brandenburg Jarvis
Ingalls
Supper Club
Pendleton Astern Star
George Wood
William
Donald
Buzz) Wood
Vivian Boyer
Marcella June Rice
Wayne W. Rice
Loral Dr
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Charles and
Mirs Carver Porter
Delco-Remy Eo
Randall Wayne Rice
Patsy Trout
Middletown
Mirs Porter
Russell Corn
Harold Shirley
George Friend
Jess Bagley
Charles
Leon Porter
Baker Brothers Funeral
Marvin Baker
North Anderson
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President Johnson
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Mexico
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Roann
Charles H. Martindale
Salsberry
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Claude A. Stanley
E. Lynn St
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Agnes Seegers
India
Nnapolis
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Legg
Charles Robert Legg
E. 19Th St
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
Leroy Hines
Chesterfield ‘Pilgrim Holiness Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
William Hearld
William D. Hearld
E. 29Th St
Harold E
Bunker Hill Base
Branigin
Dearborn County
Aurora
State Tax Board
Larry R. Mohr
Madison
Helen Beaver Lapel
Helen D. Beaver
Russell Beaver
Rt. 1
Lapel
John
Maudie DeWitt
Beaver
Methodist Church
WSCS
East Wayne
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Blanche Dunham
Summitville
Kenneth Dunham
Lexington
South Shore Hospital
Chicago
Louis
Nora Winn
Karen
Herb Winn
North Manchester
Ewing Funeral Home
Margaret Hewitt Tipton
Margaret Richey Hewitt
Alva Hewitt
T. H. Stanley
T. Harvey Stanley
Daisy Stanley
Miller Cemetery
John Abshire
Middletown Nazarene Church
Elbert C. Frazee
Motorola
Frank Krall Appliances
Lynn Ph
Mv's Mounds Mail
Shop Wasson’s
Regina
Electrik
Ey FA WU
Kea
Wasson’s
Tor
Electrik Broom
William Spoo
Rozelle Funeral Home
Gene Smith
Park Place Methodist Church
Etta
Walter
Redkey
Redkey Methodist Church
Jones Mortuary
Wasson’s Mounds Mall
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