Johnson visits wounded veterans at Walter Reed and Eisenhower
President Johnson flew to Walter Reed Army Medical Center to meet Viet Nam wounded, Eisenhower, and Senate Leader Dirksen. He presented the Purple Heart to five service members and spoke with amputees while conference with Lt. Gen. Heaton. Luci Johnson accompanied him as they toured wards and suites on the third floor.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Eisenhower
Dirksen
Walter Reed
Luci
Viet Nam
Frederick W. Straub
Rochester
N.Y
Maj
Boyd D. Parsons Sr
Poca
W.va
Vietam
Spec
Antonio Delloso
Newark
N.J
Douglas D. Harlow
Harrisonburg
Leonard Heaton
Army
White House
Toll barrier tale sparks honesty praise and bra gag
Washington officials heard a toll road tale when John Pershing of the Richmond Petersburg Turnpike Authority said 98 percent of motorists are honest at automated stations. He recalled a humorous incident when a rubber brassiere was found inside a machine and a barrier still opened without a coin.
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Washington
UPI
House Public Works Subcommittee
John Pershing
Richmond - Petersburg
Turnpike Authority
Pershing
Subcommittee
Walter May
Safety Patrol Week Observed in Indianapolis
Indiana observes School Safety Patrol Week by proclamation of President Johnson and Governor Branigin. Patrols are sponsored by schools, police departments, and American Automobile Association clubs.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Johnson
Roger D. Branigin
American Automobile Association
Youth Shot By Police In Indianapolis
Michael Randle a 15 year old in fair condition after police fired four shots while pursuing him for stealing a car on Indianapolis near north side and fleeing into northeastern Marion County. He initially eluded officers and later told his mother he had been abducted and shot.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Michael Randle
Randle
James Chapman
Sheriff's
Marion County
French State Workers Plan One Day Strike
Paris reports thousands of state employees including electrical workers pilots teachers mailmen and radio announcers will strike next Tuesday. The walkout aims to press for higher wages and may paralyze wide sectors of the economy as the government resists wage increases to curb inflation.
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Paris
Indiana Crime Council names new chairman
The Indiana Citizens Council on Crime and Delinquency elected Episcopal Bishop John P. Craine as chairman to succeed J. David Baker who had served seven years. Mrs. Wayne Weber of Lafayette was re elected vice chairman.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Citizens Council On Crime and Delinquency
John P. Craine
J. David Baker
Wayne Weber
Lafayette
Postal Clerks Convene in Indianapolis With Rival Leaders
Four Democratic leaders headline the Indiana Federation of Postal Clerks convention in Indianapolis. Speakers include Mayor John Barton and AFL-CIO state president Dallas Sells amid recent party dispute. Also on the program are former mayor Charles H. Boswell and Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Federation of Postal Clerks
John Barton
Afl-Cio
Dallas Sells
Marion County
Sells
Barton
Branigin
Gordon Angelo
James Beatty
Charles H. Boswell
Robert L. Rock
Westmoreland Credits Mud Over Politics Slowing War
Gen William C Westmoreland arrived in Honolulu from Saigon to meet Pacific commanders and visit family He blamed the monsoon mud for slowing the Viet Nam war not political turmoil He warned the conflict would be long and not wrap up soon and noted no morale drop among US troops Cancer kills more children under 15 than any other disease.
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Honolulu
UPI
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
Saigon
U.S
President Johnson
Appointment of Administratrix for Mary Lucinda Willhide Estate
Notice announces Margaret Levis appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary Lucinda Willhide on May 9 1966 in Anderson Indiana. Creditors must file claims with the Madison County Superior Court within six months of first publication or be barred. Estate described as solvent. Court Clerk Chambers Byer & Gans attorneys. May 9 1966.
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Albert Boyer
Pauline R. Osborne
Superior Court
Madison County
Eugene Creagmile
Superior Court of
Madisonunty
Indiana
Byer & Gaus
Mararet Levis
Mary Lucinda Willhide
Anderson
Ind
Chambers
Byer & Gans
Public hearing set on zoning changes in Anderson Indiana
City Plan Commission of Anderson Indiana will hold a public hearing May 26 1966 at 7 30 P M in City Hall on amendments to Zoning Ordinance 2439 as part of the Master Plan. Proposals include Final approval of Rolling Hills Plat Two Western Hills Third Continuation and a rezoning from R 2 to B 1 on Tract 1 with detailed boundary descriptions and lot lines.
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Municipal Light & Power Dept
Anderson
Indiana
Board of Publicorks
Board of Public Works
City Hall
State Board of Accounts
State of
Board of Works
City OF
Howard V. Efehrhart
J. E Flanagan
Thurman E. Rinker
City Plan Commission of
Main Street
Property parcels describe sections in Anderson city
Legal survey describes Tract 1 of 1 785 acres in the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter Section 31 Township 19 North Range 8 East with a 20 foot highway strip to Madison County. Tract 2 covers 1 acre with a 432.5 foot south boundary and 100.71 foot east west offsets. Tract 3 begins 1059.13 feet west and runs 432.5 feet south with a 100.71 foot offset to the beginning.
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Township
Rolling Hills
Recorder's Office
Madison County
Indiana
Lot
Western Hills
Township 19
West 8Th Street
Lot 46
Section 31
Christopher Whisler
Madison Superior Court
Anderson
Motorola
Walther
LeBlond Engine
Guide Lamp
Riverside Addition
Irondale
Mount Pleasant Addition
Indiana Avenue
Proposed zoning changes in Anderson seek B-1 local business zoning
The notice describes a zoning amendment moving B-2 Residential parcels 189 through 195 in Mathers Addition and Lot 122 in Mt Hope Addition to B-1 Local Business. The lots lie on the east side of Broadway in North Anderson. Public input is invited at the City Plan Commission hearing, with written or verbal presentations accepted. James D. Priest, City Planning Director, C-3230-May 13-20.
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Columbus Avenue
Mathers
City of
Anderson
North Anderson
Mt. Hope
Broadway
City Plan Commission
Indiana
James D. Priest
C-3230
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