Asian Dispute Talks Start Between Indonesia and Malaysia
Indonesia and Malaysia have opened direct talks to end a three year undeclared border war with Thailand and Japan as intermediaries. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak in Kuala Lumpur expressed hope for an early settlement and praised Indonesia's new leadership for peace prospects.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
API
Indonesia
Thailand
Japan
Sukarno
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Tun Abdul Razak
Crime drops in Washington as Johnson notes progress
President Johnson announced DC crime reductions after nine months of intensified efforts. A report from Police Chief John B. Layton showed declines in homicide, rape, robbery, auto thefts and juvenile delinquency, with April seeing a 7.3 percent drop from the previous year.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
District of Columbia
John B. Layton
Noblesville man convicted in 1964 death case
Noblesville, Ind. Arthur Pierce Jr., 29, was convicted Thursday of first degree murder for strangling Norma Toney, 15, in an Indianapolis apartment on June 13, 1964. The jury recommended the death penalty in the electric chair and sentencing is set for May 20 by Hamilton Circuit Court Judge Edward New Jr. The mother, Mabel Toney, 42, was also strangled but Pierce faced charges only for Norma’s death.
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Noblesville, Ind
UPI
Arthur Pierce Jr
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Hamilton
Edward New Jr
Pierce
Norma Toney
Mabel Toney
Dispute Over AMSA Support Divides Pentagon Leaders
The Joint Chiefs back full AMSA development in a missiles versus bombers clash, while Secretary McNamara says only Gen John McConnell of the Air Force is committed. He asserts the subcommittee distorts the facts.
Daughter Accuses Teen Fights on Stairs Incident
The testimony describes a girl claiming she was pushed down stairs by an older girl with a second student, 15 year old Coy Hubbard, reportedly flipping the victim and causing a fall as the case unfolds on the page.
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Coy Hubbard
Sylvia
School Board Approves Salary Increase and Benefits
The Board announces its next meeting on Tuesday May 17 and approves a salary increase schedule for teachers along with added benefits. In case of death, the estate benefits are included.
Rezoning Plan for 22 Acre Site Near Mounds Mall
Lawrence H. Robbins submitted a rezoning ordinance to permit a general merchandise discount store and a supermarket on 22 acres opposite the Mounds Mall Shopping Center. It passed two readings and faces a third at the June council meeting. Other business items were addressed.
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Lawrence H. Robbins
Mounds Mall
U.S. Threats Rise as MIGs Face Increased Losses Over Vietnam
The report notes bold U.S. air power aims against North Vietnam and its bases as MiG intercepts intensify. It cites April 1965 losses, including two Air Force F105s on a bombing mission, and an allied claim of 11 MiG kills, with areas northwest of Hanoi and northern bases identified.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Hainan Island
Tonkin Gulf
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Council acts on zoning and city notices
The council passed second reading zoning for four Lora Street parcels 4603 4608 4611 and 4627 to allow two family dwellings. It denied a petition for a two family dwelling at 620 Indiana 67. It approved payments over $2000 totaling more than $40 000 and transfers between city departments over $6000. A draft ordinance to ban handbills posters and banners on city light poles and downtown buildings was recommended for later consideration.
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Lora St
Ind
U.S. Plans Actions to Avert Losses to MIGs
Officials said the United States would tailor measures to counter MIG threats on the southern city outskirts, with steps depending on the opposing forces encountered. They emphasized prudence and readiness amid evolving air defenses and potential escalations.
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U.S
Court Awards $2000 in Glass Door Negligence Case
The Superior Court jury found defendant John Kirkman negligent after evidence showed the store door swung freely without a catch or frame to prevent a cutting edge. Plaintiff suffered neurolysis of the digital nerve and finger injuries when a third party pushed the door trapping her hand. Trial ended with a verdict and Judge Henry P. Schrenker.
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John A. Farr
Chinese jets battle U.S. missiles over Yunnan training area
A U.S. controlled air strike reportedly penetrated Chinese air space northeast of Makwang in Yunnan Province at 4 17 p m. today and fired guided missiles at Chinese training aircraft. One Chinese plane was shot down in the engagement.
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China
Makwang
Yunnan Province
U.S. Air Forces Clashes Fuel Debate on China and North Vietnam
Reports describe dogfights near Hanoi with Communist MIGs, prompting questions about sources of planes and whether China supplied fighters. Pentagon officials cite North Vietnamese pilots flying Soviet‑built jets, while China is believed to have copies of MIG21s. A briefing outlined no sanctuary versus hot pursuit in potential cross‑border actions.
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U.S
Makwan
Hanoi
Kunming
Yunnan
U.S. 14Th Air Force
Flying Tigers
Claire L. Chennault
Pentagon
Com‘munist
Soviet Union
China
U.S.S.R
Washington
Yalu River
Vietnam War Officials Pledge Cautious U.S. Counter
Officials said U S forces would counter attack across the Chinese border only after a careful decision high in the U S government.
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U.S
Girl Abduction Case Sparks Large Search in Shade Gap
Peggy Ann, 5 foot 2 and 118 pounds, vanished while wearing a red jumper and white blouse. State Police, game wardens, and residents formed a mounted, radio linked posse with a helicopter and bloodhounds in a wide search of Shade Gap area after a slip was found in the woods.
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Peggy Ann
Eugene
Eggy’s Shade
CIA Controversy Roils Hearings On McCarthy Plan
Senators debate CIA influence on policy with Fulbright warning that adoption could alter past CIA conduct. McCarthy sought a 150000 inquiry into CIA effects on foreign policy including Bay of Pigs, while others say the agency may act independently of the administration.
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Bright
D-Ark
Hickenlooper
McCarthy
Fulbright
CIA
McCarthy Proposal Seeks New CIA Subcommittee Seats
The McCarthy plan would formalize a watchdog group by adding three Foreign Relations members to the CIA oversight subcommittees, likely facing Senate doubt. Senator Richard Russell opposes, noting Armed Services already oversees CIA operations since 1947 creation. A floor fight over jurisdiction could follow if approved.
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Senate Armed Services and Appropriations
CIA
McCarthy
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Fulbright
1966 JA delegates named to NAJAC with scholarships
Fifty junior achievement members receive full conference fee scholarships as delegates to the NAJAC national convention. Recipients include Steve Prichard Alma Seal Barbara Miller and others with alternates and multiple company awards for best booth and top sales at the trade fair. Two year achievers earn executive honors and top first year achievers receive junior executive awards.
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Steve Prichard
JA Nafco
Alma Seal
Conda GO GO
Barbara Miller
Robert Thompson
JAGCO
Joyce Porter
Sandra Martin
Carl Vannetta
Jasmmah
Mary Anne Stanley
Pam Talbert
Pat Skinner
Julia Yunker
Cinda Scott
JA Chalets
Kathy Richwine
Steve Schowe
Debbie Shively
Tom Fitzsimmons
Randy Lee
Nancy Castor
Jade
Gary Jenkins
Carol Millspaugh
Mark Scales
Phil O'Connor
Ira Cookman
Jafec
Carleen Bovie
Mike Dyer
Linda Cheetham
Stephen Wells
Debbie Davis
Kathy Fish
Sharon Young
Bob Thompson
Jeffery Warner
Jack Hunter
Cheri Barkheimer
Melanie Michael
Pressco
Christene Wilkerson
Don Talbert
Dave Davis
Delray
Debbie Nance
Cindy Goodwin
GL Jaco
Dr Gallagher Elevated to Assistant Superintendent in Anderson
Dr Harold the Washington School served there until 1964 when he became director of elementary curriculum. Dr Gallagher holds A B M A and Ed D from Ball State with studies at Indiana Central and Indiana University. He calls his new role the most challenging of his career and thanks Mr Ebbertt and the Board of School Trustees for the trust placed in him.
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Washington School
Gallagher
Ball State University
Indiana Central College
Indiana University
G. E. Ebbertt
Board of
Anderson Public Schools
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