Murphy Attacks Bureaucracy at Indiana GOP Dinner
UPI reports Senator George Murphy of California condemned Washington officials for a “controlled confusion” and warned of a possible presidential dictatorship. He attacked Johnson era policies on Appalachia education aid and foreign labor imports during a fund raising event in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Madison County
California
George Murphy
Myron Seybert
Mary Watson
Grandview
End Of Senate Debate Sought On Vote Bil
Senate leaders moved to end debate on President Johnson's Negro voting rights bill. An AP survey showed 58 support cloture with 25 against, while 17 undecided or unannounced. the vote could require 67 of 100 senators to end debate.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Associated Press
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Redistricting Test Seen Heading to Supreme Court in Indiana
In Indianapolis UPI two top lawyers on opposing sides in Indiana's reapportionment battle agree the issue will reach the U.S. Supreme Court. The dispute centers on a 1965 reapportionment law and the timing of its constitutionality ruling, with Democrats favoring a slower pace and Republicans pushing for quicker resolution.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Atty
John J. Dillong
William D. Ruckelshaus
Republican State Central Committee
Ruckelshaus
Dillon
GOP
Herald Names Sydney Omarr As Daily Astrology Writer
The Herald announces Sydney Omarr, famed astrologer, will write a daily forecast column. Known as the astrologer's astrologer, Omarr gained fame for World War II era predictions and remains a respected figure among scholars, writers, and leaders worldwide.
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Bogen
Tomorrow's Sunday Herald
Sydney Omarr
the Herald
Roosevelt
Omarr
Couple names newborn triplets after Beatles
Kenneth Green and his wife agreed to name their three sons born Thursday George Paul and John after Beatles members Ringo loses out.
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Huddersfield
England
UPI
Kenneth Green
Ringo
Green
George, Paul
John
Clouds Force Space Heat Test Delay
Heavy clouds over the South Atlantic forced a 24 hour postponement of a Project Fire heat test aboard an Atlas booster. The liftoff was rescheduled for Saturday within a 3 22 p m to 7 08 p m firing window as engineers seek to measure heat on returning Apollo ships.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
South Atlantic
Senior Doings Top St. Mary's Agenda
St Mary s Catholic School outlines final days activities under Msgr Francis Kienly. Baccalaureate Mass at 11 30 Tuesday June 8. Commencement at South Side Junior High at 7 30 p m. School closes June 11 for summer. May Procession June 2 7 30 p m. Sharon Ruth May Queen. Senior events include a Cincinnati trip June 3 and a June 4 bowling party plus a June 5 YWCA dinner dance and Aqua Gardens picnic.
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St. Mary’s Catholic School
Francis Kienly
South Side
Father Kienly
St. Mary’s Church
Sharon Ruth
Theigh
Cincinnati
YWCA
Aqua Gardens
South Side Junior High
Plot Against Key Viet Nam Leaders Halted
In Saigon a plot to topple the government was crushed by overnight raids. Leaders including Col Pham Ngoc Thao and Brig Gen Lam Van Phat were sought. one rebel officer was killed, another arrested. U S Marines, airstrikes, and naval actions followed as government forces pressed operations near Hanoi and Da Nang.
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Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Saigon
South Vietnam
Phan Huy Quat
Inh
Myrtle Kitts Dies Friday in Crawfordsville
Miss Myrtle I. Kitts 75, longtime The Herald circulation bookkeeper from 1940 to 1955, died in Crawfordsville after residing there ten years. Born Feb 2 1890 in Jennings County she grew up in Soldiers and Sailors Home and taught social studies in Knightstown and Crawfordsville. Funeral Monday 11 a.m. at Bright Funeral Home with burial in Terre Haute.
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Myrtle I. Kitts
Theerson Herald
Crawfordsville
Miss Kitts
The
Herald
Jennings County
James Kitts
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Lapel High School
Knightstown
First Methodist Church
Bright
Terre Haute
Burned by Current Bluffs Ossian Lighting Worker Critical
Burned by electrical arc while servicing street lights in Ossian, Ralph DeNeau 27 of Muncie sustained critical injuries Friday. He was working under an Indianapolis Power and Light assignment when the accident occurred.
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Bluffton, Ind
Ralph DeNeau
Muncie
Ossian
Postage Raise Favored by Advisory Panel
An advisory panel urged a postage rate increase and elimination of preferential rates to close the Post Office deficit of about 762 million dollars annually. It backed merging first class and airmail, raising the overall rate and insisting postal costs be covered by postal receipts. The panel noted nonprofit and educational discounts should end.
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Washington
Post Office Department
John A. Gronouski
Aes
Treasury
Damage suits filed in Madison County exceed 20000 dollars
Two damage suits totaling over 20000 dollars were filed yesterday in Madison County courts. One plaintiff alleges injuries from a two car winter crash, the other sues a railroad company for failure to maintain a railroad crossing. In vapor Court 2 Argness Collis sues Larry Wood for 10000 dollars claiming she was a passenger.
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Madison County
Argness Collis
Larry Wood
Wood
Colombia Declares State of Siege Over Student Protests
The government decreed a state of siege across Colombia after seven hours of cabinet talks. The order grants curfews, censorship, and alcohol bans in Bogota and other cities while Congress stays in session. About 30,000 students in Medellin, Bogota, Bucaramanga, and Barranquilla faced disruption as clashes with police began the unrest.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Colmbia
Congress
Medellin
Bucaramanga
Barranquilla
U. S
Madison County Tax Collections Hit All Time High
Madison County tax receipts for the year reached a record 7 912 568 24 dollars with Anderson residents paying 4 726 101 Elwood tallies at 622 198 and dozens of township totals listed including Adams 138 610 Boone 66 012 Duck Creek 57 583 Fall Creek 248 318 The fall tax installment is due in November.
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Madison County
Egbert Hood
Anderson
Elwood
Adams
Boone
Duck Creek
Fall Creek
Weather Snapshot Shows Warm Quiet Day Ahead
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers likely. High in the low 80s, low in the 50s. Yesterday's high 84, low 55. Sunset at 8 01 p m, sunrise tomorrow 5 38 a m.
Taylor's Plane Hit By Viet Cong Bullet
A Viet Cong bullet struck U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor's plane but did not injure him or crew. The nose was pierced above the headlight mounting and exited without harming electronic gear aboard the Da Nang bound flight from Saigon.
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Taylor
Saigon
Vps
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
da Nang
GM Officials Free Detroit Hotel Fire
More than 1,000 people including GM directors escaped a five alarm fire at the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit. Charles S. Mott and Frederic Donner fled upper floors as eight firemen were overcome by smoke. damage was about 250000 dollars with no deaths.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors Board of Directors
Statler-Hilton
Charles S. Mott
Frederic G. Donner
Mott
Donner
Eileen
Glenn Thom
Three Louisville Men Charged in East Side Drug Store Break-In
Affidavits and evidence were turned over to Prosecutor William F. Lawler following a break-in at Tam's Drug Store in the Panorama Shopping Center. James Richard Logsdon Dennis Williams and Robert Gesege Kolberg all of Louisville are charged with second degree burglary. Police arrested the suspects minutes after a witness reported three men trying to enter the store. A car description aided the arrest at Stn St and the 109 Bypass. The break-in caused no theft though a safe was attempted.
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William F. Lawler
East Side
Robert Estes
James_ Richard Logsdon
Dennis Lee Williams
Robert Gesege Kolberg
Louisville
Estes
Kenneth Huffman
Walter Smith
Tam’s
Panorama
Stn St
109 Bypass
Maj
Rebels Smashed by Junta Claim In Dominican Battle
In Santo Domingo the junta said rebel resistance in the northern suburbs was crushed as Red Cross teams evacuated dead and wounded under a 24 hour cease fire. The United Nations sought a 24 hour extension while the United States planned to begin withdrawing about 1 700 troops.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Red Cross
United Nations
Washington
United States
Junta
Antonio Impert Barrera
Francisco Caamano
Deno
Imbert
United Statates
Saneatend
U.S
Worth Bunker
Special Organization of American States
Dominican
Brazil
Bunker
OAS
New York
U.N. Security Council
Moscow Nears Formal Recognition of Viet Cong Front
Soviet sources indicate Moscow is moving toward recognizing the National Liberation Front as South Vietnam’s government though it does not recognize Saigon. China blames Moscow for not backing the Viet Cong strongly. a five member front office opened in Beijing.
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Moscow
iSoviet Union
National Liberation Front
South Viet Nam
Friy
Soviet Union
Saigon
Red China Long
Peking
China
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Front
Dang Quang Minh
Minh
South
21 Cars Derailed in Portage Train Incident
Portage Indiana railroad derailment involves 21 cars from a westbound New York Central line. UPI reports no injuries.
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Portage, Ind
UPI
New York Central Railroad
Streight
24 Aboard Ship Rescued in Treacherous Seas
In a dramatic rescue the captain and 24 crewmen of a sinking Norwegian freighter were saved from two lifeboats after a capsized liferaft stranded two men. British liner Sylvania and Norwegian tanker aided, while the Lionne from Oslo remained perilously afloat with only three feet of freeboard, and two missing mariners prompted Coast Guard actions.
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New York
APS
U.S. Coast Guard
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Oslo
GM Plans Record $1.3 Billion Spending Next Year
Detroit General Motors announces a record 1.3 billion dollar expansion and modernization plan for next year, aiming to push three year capital outlays toward about 3.5 billion dollars. Chairman Frederick Donner notes this, alongside 1.2 billion this year and 930 million in 1964, figures not including a 2.25 billion dollar larger project.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Frederick Donner
Involuntary Car Checks Begin in Safety Campaign
About 475 cars were checked at a blockade at St and Meridian Streets Thursday night as the 1965 safety campaign starts. Maj. Roy Smith said 43 were defective at one safety point, with 12 crewmen checked and preparations to expand checks. The Coast Guard and other vessels aided in rescue efforts after a sinking 740 miles southeast of Greenland, guiding two boats and a raft to safety.
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St. and
Meridian Sts
Maj
Roy Smith
Canada
Venezuela
Coast Guard
Hercules Res
Azores
Greenland
OAS Moves to Activate Inter-American Police Force
The Organization of American States votes to activate its inter-American peacekeeping force aimed at ending the fighting in the Dominican Republic. The United States plans a rapid withdrawal of about 1,700 troops from Santo Domingo as Latin American contingents move to assume roles.
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Washington
UPI
Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
New Arrivals At Local Hospitals
Born at St. Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Whited Pendleton a girl. Also born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Leh man 1622 Walnut St a boy. Mr and Mrs Carl Witsken 2020 Pearl St a boy. Mr and Mrs John Stewart Pendleton a boy. At Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Phelps 329 Manor Rd a boy. Mr and Mrs Harvey Stitt Summitville a boy. Mr and Mrs Franklin Elliott 1619 W Mth St a girl.
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St. John's Hospital
John Whited
Pendleton
Thomas Lehman
Walnut St
Carl Witsken
Pearl St
John Stewart
Community Hospital
Frank Phelps
Manor Rd
Harvey Stitt
Summitville
Franklin Elliott
W. Mth St
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