Suspect Held In Slaying At Gary Tavern District
Charles B. Lane a 19 year old Gary resident was arrested on murder charges for the shooting death of Air Force Staff Sgt Richard Pajari 34 Tacoma Washington during a robbery attempt Pajari died two hours after being shot in the head at Gary Methodist Hospital Lane allegedly confessed Pajari grabbed for the gun and the weapon discharged two Gary patrolmen found Pajari dying and two men running from the scene Police said a second suspect was being sought.
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Gary
Ind
UPI
Charles B. Lane
Air Force
Lane
Richard Pajari
Tacoma
Wash
Pajari
Chicago
New York
Texas
Gary Methodist Hospital
Vacation Bible Schools Planned in Daleville Churches
Vacation Bible School events are set in Daleville with programs at Daleville Christian Church May 31 to June 10 for age 4 to 8th grade, 9 to 11 am. EUB Church June 6 to June 18 with nursery to eighth grade classes 6:30 to 8:30 pm. and Daleville Methodist Church June 6 to June 17 for 4-year-olds to 6th grade from 9 to 11 am daily. A local house number plan is being researched to fundraise via a nonprofit group. Hood Machinery in Daleville has remodeled its building area.
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Daleville
Daleville Christian Church
EUB
Daleville Methodist Church
Harold Schram
Duane Schram
Air Force
Blythesville
Ark
Wm. Shinn
Mark
Eddy
Fort Wayne
Romelle
William Shinn
Seattle
Washington
Bob Taylor
Joe Tempfer
Emery Tyner
Rea
Business Androfessional Men’s Association
Hood Machinery Company
Underground Test At Nevada Site Yields Up To 20 Kilotons
The Atomic Energy Commission exploded an underground nuclear device 810 feet below desert surface with a maximum yield of 20 kilotons. No radiation escaped the area, and the test marked the 19th underground detonation this year in southern Nevada. Residents near the test site were warned to expect possible jolts from the blast.
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Nevada Test Site
UPS
Desert
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Death Mystery Around Carl Logans Sudden Passing
Carl Logan a 16 year old from Gary Indiana died after an undetermined ailment at the Hoxey Job Corps Conservation Center Cadillac Michigan doctors at the Veter ans Hospital termed the death relatively unknown His mother traveled from Indiana aided by Cadillac residents who funded transport and lodging for the hospital stay through a community fundraising drive
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Veterans’ Hospital
Carl Logan
Gary
Ind
Logan
Hoxey Job Corps Conservation Center
Cadillac
Charles Logan
Indiana
New Zealand Plans Aid To Vietnam Under Colombo Plan
Prime Minister Holyoake announced civilian aid to Vietnam under the Colombo Plan will include trades training instructors. Urban skills will be taught to refugees from rural areas.
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Wellington
N.C
Keith J. Holyoake
Viet Nam
Eastern Hancock Students Attend Model UN Session
Five students from Eastern Hancock High School attended a model United Nations session at the Greater Indianapolis YMCA in Shirley. Speakers Lt. Gov. Robert Rock and YMCA president Dean Swift addressed 216 participants as the group wore native costumes and sang The Lord's Prayer at closure.
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Shirley
Eastern Hancock High School
United Nations
Greater Indiana
Eastside
YMCA
Tlis
Gloria Jean Camplin
Burma
Brenda Marshall
Donna Wilfong
Brazil
Jim Hurt
Bulgaria
Jim Sark
Iraq
Robert Rock
Dean Swift
Ymca of
Greater Indianapolis
Model UN
Shirley Christian Church
Local Woman Freed Of Forgery Charge
An Anderson woman, Jean Evelyn Skaggs age 31, was found not guilty in circuit court of passing a forged 47 check drawn on Gaar Nurseries. The trial before Judge Carl T. Smith began at 9 30 am and ended about 3 pm Tuesday at Gwinn s Drug Store. Local attorney John R Walsh defended her while Everett E McDaniels led the case for the state.
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Anderson
Carl T. Smith
Jean Evelyn Skaggs
Gaar
Gwinn’s
5Th
Madison Ave
John R. Walsh
Everett E. McDaniels
Girl Scout Troop 141 Earns 90 Badges At Court Of Awards
Daleville reports Girl Scout Troop 141 at EUB church held a Court of Awards ceremony. Nine badges were awarded to 32 members with Shan non Macey Jo Ellen Schlegel Marilyn Hurley and Andria Palmier taking part in the flag ceremony. Leaders Mrs J W Hurley and Mrs Darrell Luce invite girls to join a Cadet Troop.
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Daleville
EUB
Shannon Macey
Jo Ellen Schlegel
Marilyn Hurley
Andria Palmier
J. W. Hurley
Darrell Luce
Lawrence Guenthenspberger
Stanley Kroger
Cincinnati
Barbara Steder
Michigan City
E. B. Shoemaker
Morris Bowman
Missee Hartzell
Purdue University
Vita Hartzell
James Keesling
Ronnie
Lodge Favors Speedy Elections for South Vietnam
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged the Senate committee to back free elections in South Vietnam by autumn to form a constituent assembly and pave the way for a civilian government, aiming for timely, constitutional democracy despite uncertain Viet Cong participation.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Constituent Assembly
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Fulbright
Saudi Arabia Order Brings Hawk Defense Missiles
Raytheon Co. won a 126 million contract with Saudi Arabia to supply Hawk air defense missiles and to build and operate a training school for Saudi personnel in maintenance and operation. The program follows U.S. State Department policy. The Hawk system provides radar guided defense against medium to low altitude aircraft.
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Lexington, Mass
Raytheon Co
Saudi Arabia
Hawk
Raytheon
U.S. State Department
Welsh Nurses Will Not Hoist Elevator Progress at Holyhead Hospital
Holyhead AP reports Stanley Sailors Hospital seeks funds for a mechanized elevator. The 50 year old, two story facility currently uses a nurse powered hand pulley system. A board member says lifting is too much for a young nurse.
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Holyhead
Wales
Stanley Sailors Hospital
U S Combat Deaths Top Viet Nam Toll in Latest Week
American combat deaths last week rose to 82 while South Vietnamese losses were 61, marking the first time U S fatalities exceeded Vietnamese since April, as political turmoil and expanded U S commitments influence the war effort. McNamara testified that Vietnamese political disorders hinder the war but relief is expected soon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations
Journalism scholarships awarded at Indiana University
The first Kent and Sally Cooper journalism scholarships were announced at Indiana University. Kent Cooper scholarships went to Kenneth H. BredeMeier, Fort Wayne, and Robert L. McConnell, Fort Knox, while Sally Cooper honors went to Irene Grace Clare, Indianapolis, and Jo Ann M. Spahn, Louisville. Each scholarship is valued at 1,500 dollars and established by Eugene C. Pulliam and Mrs. Pulliam in honor of Kent Cooper and his wife.
Japan Allows Communist Nations at Osaka World Exposition
Tokyo reports that Japan will not bar Communist countries including Red China from the 1970 Osaka World Exposition. State Minister Takeo Miki announced the policy after the exposition project received endorsement from the International Bureau of Expositions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Red China
Takeo Miki
Osaka
International Bureau of Expositions
Soldier from Mishawaka among Viet Nam dead
Pfc. John Vandriesache of Mishawaka Indiana was among U S Army personnel killed in Viet Nam last week according to the Defense Department no further details were released by officials at this time
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Viet Nam
Washington
Pfc
John Vandriesache
Mishawaka
Ind
U.S. Army
Defense Department
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