Hartke Defends Remarks On Postal Clerks Complaints
Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana says his comments about postal clerks were misunderstood and that he did not deny their right to complain. He notes general public complaints about government should be watched to prevent undermining the U.S. system. He explains a missed name recall during a photo with Mrs. Reimann was a misunderstanding.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Victor Reimann
Evansville
Dunn
Hartke
Rival dog food ad questions dog approval of friends
A playful ad suggests dogs cannot speak their opinions on friends, then promotes Rival dog food. It claims Rival provides meat vitamins minerals and nutrients in regular beef or liver flavor. It asserts feeding Rival alone yields a healthy happy dog, though may not improve opinions of friends.
Dentists Urge Doctors to Stop Lollipops in Waiting Rooms
Washington dentist Dr. Hector E. Castro appeals to physicians to curb lollipop giveaways to children in medical waiting rooms. He argues sweets harm dental health and notes dentists use gadgets instead of candy to encourage cooperation, urging care for the mouth as the gateway to overall health.
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Washington
Hector E. Castro
Castro
District of Columbia Dental Society
Medical Annals of
District of Columbia Medical Society
Bever
IU Researchers Build Economic Model To Forecast Indiana
Profs Robert Turner David Martin and Irvin Gros of Indiana University are developing an electronic economic model to project Indiana’s economic moves. With IU Foundation funding, the model will use computers to estimate employment income defense spending federal taxes consumer spending and business investment changes.
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Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Robert C. Turner
David D. Martin
Irvin M. Grossack
Indiana University
Indiana University Foundation
Indiana
New Improved Bomber Due for Roll Off Production Line
VAN NUYS California United Press International reports the first of 40 two engine B26K Counter-Invaders, an upgraded bomber, will roll off the line by month’s end under a 12.6 million contract. The aircraft features heavier wings, 2,500 horsepower engines, and extra jungle warfare armament for anti guerrilla missions including Vietnam, as On Mark Engineering officials state.
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Calif
UPI
On Mark Engineering Co
United States
South Viet Nam
Florida
Vietnam
Illiam H. Boone
On M
Rock Receives Labor Backing in Demo Governor Bid
The AFLCIO 5th District COPE endorsed Robert L. Rock for Indiana governor on the Democratic ticket. The unanimous vote, announced by Arnold McFarland, followed a May 16 meeting in Marion with labor delegates from the district, marking the Sun District COPE as the first in the state to act.
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5Th District Committee On Political Education
COPE
Robert L. Rock
Marion
5Th Congressional
Arnold McFarland
Representative Rock
Sun District
Congressional Cope
McFarland
Kathy Sopezak 15 Falls Into Ravine At Turkey Run Park
Kathy Sopezak a 15 year old from Griffith Indiana fell into a ravine during a school outing at Turkey Run State Park near Marshall. She was carried more than half a mile to a park building for aid and her condition improved from fair to satisfactory.
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Kathy Sopezak
Turkey Run Park
Gary
Ind
UPI
Griffith
Turkey Run State Park
Marshall
Thomas Mann Named Notre Dame Commencement Speaker
In South Bend Indiana UPI reports Thomas C Mann assistant Secretary of State and Alliance for Progress coordinator will speak at Notre Dames June 7 commencement Mann will receive an honorary degree At the same ceremony Raul Cardinal Silva Henriquez archbishop of Santiago will celebrate a solemn Pontifical Mass and Miguel D Miranda archbishop of Mexico City will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
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South Bend, Ind
Shot Fatal for 3-Year-Old in Indianapolis
Robin Glanton, age 3, died after a gunshot wound suffered Sunday night. The child reportedly found a .38 caliber pistol on his bed headboard and shot himself while playing.
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Indianapolis
Robin Glanton
Wild deer runs through Cloverdale shops causing damage
A young buck deer trotted through Cloverdale Indiana causing thousands in damage. It crashed plate glass at Murphy's Li Store and Sargent's Variety, toppled merchandise, and fled to a filling station restroom where officials corralled it. The animal left a trail of destruction as bystanders and traffic spooked it.
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Cloverdale
Ind
Ypi
Putnam County
Murphy's Li_ Store
Sargent’s Variety Store
IU Announces Changes For Student Help
IU will grant credits for superior student performance through examinations in subjects of strength. Freshmen from high schools with foreign language study will face exams in those languages. June tests cover history government chemistry analytics and calculus. Advanced placement and recognized test exams may earn graduation credits and be noted on transcripts. passing without credit remains unrecorded.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Jay
Leees
First Captivity Born Giant Panda Is Well
News agency reports the first captivity born giant panda at Peking Zoo last September is thriving. Separate note confirms Holland operates 350 producing oil wells.
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Holland
Posthumous Honor Restores Civil War Discharge for Indiana Colonel
Indiana Senator Richard Roudebush announced that Col Orville S Hamilton of Lebanon, a Civil War colonel later dishonorably discharged, will receive a posthumous honorable discharge. Hamilton served in the Union Army of the Cumberland and led the 86th Indiana Volunteer Infantry amid scrutiny before earning respect for his front line actions at Stones River.
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Washington (Ap
Orville S. Hamilton
Lebanon
Roudebush
Hamilton
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Horatio P. VanCleve
VanCleve
William S. Rosecrans
Army of the Cumberland
86Th Ment
Stone’s River
Rosecrans
Lebanon Pioneer
Knights of Columbus Hold 63rd Convention in Indianapolis
The four day 63rd annual convention of the Knights of Columbus opens in Indianapolis with delegates from lodges nationwide assembling for meetings, elections, and charitable activities.
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Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus
House Panel Shaves Johnson Budget Across 25 Agencies
The House Appropriations Committee cut 13.3 billion from President Johnsons proposed 1970 budget for 25 independent agencies including the civilian space program. The space budget lost 245 million while civil defense and urban renewal funds faced multi million reductions. The panel also approved 25 thousand for Mrs Kennedy to answer mail since President Kennedys death.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
United States
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Civil Defense
John F Kennedy
Albert Thomas
Tex
Child Dies After Playing With Gun in Indianapolis
A 3 year old, Robin Glanton, died at General Hospital after a bullet wound to the abdomen from a gun found by the boy in his father’s possession. He had reportedly carried the firearm to bed after being put to sleep the night before. Parents said they were moving into a nearby apartment when the accident occurred.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robin Glanton
General Hospital
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