South Bend teachers defy board over pay strike
In South Bend Indiana striking teachers defied a school board ultimatum to return to classes. Superintendent Alex Jardine said dismissal notices would be issued next week as the AFL-CIO South Bend Federation of Teachers voted 322 to 13 to continue the boycott now in its fourth day. Notre Dame faculty supported the teachers with a petition for higher pay.
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South Bend, Ind
UPI
Alex Jardine
Afl-Cio
South Bend Federation of Teachers
South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Ardine
Jardine
Notre Dame
Ednes
CEA
Kosygin Sees No Indication Of Nuclear War
Premier Kosygin told Indian reporters in Moscow he saw no direct threat of nuclear war under current circumstances. He downplayed recent Soviet warnings about U S action in Vietnam and said no sane person could imagine using nuclear weapons as global nuclear danger remains.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Ce
U.S
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Ministr
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
China
Shastri
Rebel Attacks Increase in Santo Domingo
UPI reports a sharp rise in Dominican rebel attacks on U.S. installations in Santo Domingo with heavy firing Friday night. Two paratroopers killed earlier, about 90 wounded, total U.S. death toll at 20. 270+ Inter-American force arrives. UN calls for cease-fire.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
Washington
State Department
Ozama River
U.S. Army
New York
Security Council of the United Nations
George Washington Avenue
Dominican Republica
Three Hurt In Area Wrecks In Anderson County
Three persons received minor injuries in separate accidents in the Anderson area. Frank M. Watson, 14, was hurt on Iown Street near 12th Street while riding a bicycle in a crash with George F. Covey, 31. Bessie Sauder, 70, was injured at 12th and Fletcher Streets in a two car collision involving Charles J. Sauder, 71. Lonnie R. Brooks, 17, was driver in a separate crash at Indiana 9 and 67 with Greely Davis, 55, and Mary E. Zebart, 51, was also involved in a collision on West 11th Street.
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Anderson
Frank M. Watson
Pearl St
Esterday
Iown St
12Th St
Watson
George F. Covey
Isabell
Bessie Sauder
Central Ave
Charles J. Sauder
12Th
Fletcher Sts
Lonnie R. Brooks
E. High St
Pendleton
Ind
Greely Davis
3Rd St
Mary E. Zebart
11Th St
Two Private Planes Crash in Lodi Area Killing One Pilot
Two single-engine private planes collided in a populated Lodi New Jersey area. One pilot David Stein of Clifton New Jersey was killed instantly. The second pilot James Berg age 20 of Westbury New York survived and was taken to Hackensack Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Lodi
N.J
UPI
Seips
David Stein
Clifton
Newark
James Berg
Westbury
N.Y
Hackensack Hospital
Marine Dies In Red Viet Nam Ambushes
Near Da Nang Air Base Communist guerrillas killed a U S Marine and wounded seven others in two ambushes. Marine jets and Army helicopter fire aided embattled troops as officers reported routing a 600 man Communist battalion 105 miles southwest of Saigon. Viet Cong losses included 215 killed and 58 captured with seized weapons. Page 2.
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Saigon
UPI
U. S
da Nang
U.S
21St Infantry
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Alexandria Garage Blaze Destroys Two Cars
A late afternoon fire destroyed a three car garage used as an auto body shop in Scott Addition Alexandria. Two automobiles were burned and an adjacent house suffered heavy scorching but was saved by joint efforts of Alexandria Summitville and Pipe Creek Fire Departments. The origin remains undetermined.
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Alexandria
Summitville
Pipe Creek
Scott
Queen Dedicates JFK Memorial At Runnymede
Queen Elizabeth II dedicates a white stone memorial at Runnymede for John F. Kennedy, with Jacqueline Kennedy by her side. Secretary of State Dean Rusk accepts on behalf of the American people as Mrs Kennedy gives thanks and reflects on Britain’s role in shaping her husband's life.
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Runnymede
Britain
UN Four Powers Meet in Vienna Marking 10th Anniversary
In Vienna the foreign ministers of the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union gathered for the Austrian independence treaty anniversary. Informal talks on Viet Nam and UN finances were anticipated alongside the official celebrations at Belgrade Palace and a private dinner hosted by Austrian Foreign Minister Bruno Kreisky. Quaison-Sackey of Ghana urged a formal push toward a compromise on UN peacekeeping funding.
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Vienna
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Bruno Kriesky
Alex Quaison-Sacke
Ghana
U. ‘General Assembly
Quaison-Sackey
U.N
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy and warm with increased humidity and scattered showers possible. Highs near the low 80s today, with a 508 high yesterday and a low around 54. Sunset 7:53 p.m. Tonight will see sunrise at 5:43 a.m. into tomorrow.
U N C council orders cease fire in Dominican Republic
The Security Council unanimously calls for a strict Dominican cease fire and asks Secretary General Thant to send a on the spot report. Thant will dispatch Maj. Gen. Rikhiye and an advance party to prepare for a personal visit as the U N seeks full cooperation from all parties.
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Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Papal Nunciate
Organization of American States
OAS
U. N
Thant
Indarjit Rikhye
India
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
United Nations
UPI
Security Council
Council
Neweye
Russia
U.N
Sixty JA Members Honored At Banquet
More than 60 Anderson Junior Achievement members were honored at the Future Unlimited Banquet at Anderson College with 350 attendees. The event highlighted top award winners in JA SPARKS and JA SHAMCO among others and announced scholarships to the national convention at Indiana University.
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Anderson
Future Unlimited
Anderson College
7 C. Echols
Any
Bell Telephone Co
Indianapolis
Tte
Mary Thacker
Jasmmah
Sears Roebuck and Co
Ann Addington
Jamash Company
Ja‘sparks
Guide Lamp
Robert Cahoon
del Jaco
Delco-Remy
Barbara Patterson
Jasparks
Sandy Martin
Paulette Ashby
Aljaco
Anderson Loan Association
Mary Stanley
JACO
Nicholson File Co
Indiana University
Barbara Miller
Junach II
Sharon Young
al Seal
Jashamco
Jassparks
Alex Satterwhite
Debbie Bauer
Starr Eldridge
Judith Amine
Larry McKinney
Carol Eutchison
David Jones
Pat Skinner
Stephanie Gritter
Ron Shadday
Max Supica
James Davies
John Tuttle
Diana Richwine
Patty Jones
Jeff Walker
Nancy Thompson
Karlene Eldridge
Alma Seal
Frank Henry
al Watson
Service Station Break-In Reported At Haskett's Pure Oil
Maj. Robert Estes of the Anderson Police Department said a break-in occurred at Haskett's Pure Oil Station at 32nd Street and Columbus Avenue. Officers Huffman and Minnick reported the 1:55 a.m. entry through a south window. The cash register was ransacked and $25 in pennies taken from a cigarette vending machine.
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Haskett
Pure Oil
32Nd St
Columbus Ave
Robert Estes
Anderson Police Department
Huffman
Minnick
Indiana General Education Commission faces parochial pupil counting question
The Indiana General Education Commission weighed whether parochial students enrolled in public school classes part of the day should count toward state funding under the shared time program. The discussion acknowledged constitutional questions and potential state-constitution barriers, with no immediate decision. The panel also approved formula adjustments to distribute the 1965 67 funds and approved extensions for Alam High School and Chapel Hill School, authorized mobile classrooms purchases, and an emergency loan for Greentown School following tornado damage.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana General Education Commission
Luke White
Covington
U.S. Supreme Court
Eldon R. Crawford
Crawford
Alam High
Montgmery County
Chapel Hill
Monroe County
Coal City
Owen County
Marion, Terre Haute
Spencer
Commission
Wilber E. Stewart
Greentown
Howard County
Veterans’ Memorial School Fund
R. R. Ryder
Compromise On Service Merger Likely
Washington United press report says a face-saving compromise on merging the Army Reserve into the National Guard is forming. Defense Secretary McNamara and Rep. Hebert plan a joint news conference to discuss delaying but not shelving the merger with a July 1 start, amid calls for congressional approval and cost-saving claims of 150 million dollars annually.
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Army Reserve
National Guard
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Edward F. Hebert
D-La
Capitol Hill
McNamara
Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
cNamara
Pentagon
Frances Perkins Dies First Woman U S Cabinet Member
Frances Perkins aged 83 longtime U S secretary of labor under F D R and first female Cabinet member died Friday night at a New York hospital. She helped push Social Security and unemployment insurance during the Depression era and served from 1933 to 1945.
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New York
UPI
Frances Perkins
U.S
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Harry S Truman
Morton to Address State GOP Women Luncheon in Indianapolis
Senator Thruston B. Morton R Ky will speak at the Indiana State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs luncheon on June 3 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom. About 1000 women are expected with participants including Mrs Cecil Harden of Covington GOP national committee woman who served a decade in Congress from the 6th District.
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Indianapolis
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Indiana State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Esther Guthridge
Federation
Republican
Indiana Roof
Cecil Harden
Covington
GOP National Committee
Congress
Rusk and Wilson Discuss Asia Crisis Before Vienna Trip
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson at Wilson's residence for about 45 minutes to discuss Southeast Asia and the Viet Nam crisis before he travels to Vienna. Sources say the talks touched on crisis in the Dominican Republic and potential peace moves in Viet Nam.
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London
UPI
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Harold Wilson
Vienna
Wilson
Aan Street
Rusk
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Johnson
America
France
Michael Stewart
Andrei Gromyko
Cambodia
Laos
Maurice Couve de Murville
Clerk Harold L. Doyle Named to Indiana City Board
Anderson city clerk Harold L. Doyle was named to the Board of Directors representing second class cities at the Indiana League of City and Town Clerk and Clerk Treasurers convention. Doyle and Deputy City Clerk Mary Dent attended the two day session in Indianapolis.
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Harold Ll. Doyle
Anderson
Indiana League of City
Doyle
Mary Dent
Indianapolis
China reports second nuclear blast defends its purpose
Tokyo dispatch says Radio Peking announced a second atomic test, calling it defensive. U.S. officials doubt deliverability, noting similarities to the first blast in Lop Noi, Takla Makan Desert, Sinkiang Province, with an explosive yield around 20,000 tons of TNT.
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Tokyo
China
U.S
Peking
United States
US State Department
Lop Noi
Takla Makan
Sinkiang
Newborns at Local Hospitals Highlight Parents and Addresses
New arrivals reported from St. John's Hospital and Community Hospital. At St. John’s Hospital Mr and Mrs David Harrington welcomed a daughter at 328 St. Rd. 67 W. Mr and Mrs John Li welcomed a girl at 4212 Main St. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Jackie Barker welcomed a boy at 1816 Fairview St. Mr and Mrs Eugene Groover welcomed a girl. Mrs Gene Walter listed at 321 W 10th St.
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David Harrington
St. Rd
John Li
Main St
Community Hospital
Jackie Barker
Fairview St
Eugene Groover
Ena
Gene Walter
10Th St
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Guild of Hairdressers
Rglars
Ae Hoceed
Red
Andrei A. Gromyko
Belvedere Palace
Speedy Report
Francisco Caamano Deno
Kou
Jottin Cury
Caamano
Cury
San Isidro
Cary
Radhakrishna Ramani
Malaysia
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
FDR
Morton
Anderson and Vicinity
St. John's Hospital
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