Negro Vote Complicates Brown and Yorty Campaigns
In Los Angeles the coming primary faces a test of courting the heavy Negro vote amid fears of white backlash. Brown and Yorty spar over outreach in Watts and Bakersfield while racial tensions rise and Prop 14 housing rulings loom.
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Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
California
Apt
Bakersfield
Watts
Brown
Demaogues
Thomas W. Braen
State Board of Education
Yorty
Billy Mills
Chrysler Sales Rise in May Half to Lift Auto Rally
Chrysler Corp reports its car sales for the middle 10 days of May rose 17 percent from the first 10 days, reversing part of the industry slump. Retail volume reached 41,233 cars, with a year earlier rate of 4,895 per day and a first-10-days rate of 3,902. Through May 20 total retail Chrysler cars stood at 562,721, up five percent from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Muncie Youths Jailed After Chesterfield Laundry Theft
Three Muncie youths Jim Hathaway 18 Alvin Shinkle 18 and Jim Shinkle 17 were jailed on theft charges tied to two purses taken from a coin operated laundry in Chesterfield. Witnesses in the laundry identified the suspects and provided a license plate aiding pursuit. The purses held over 100 dollars.
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Muncie
Chesterfield
Jim Hathaway
Alvin Shinkle
Jim Shinkle
Tom Grant
Jack Kitchen
Kitchen
Street Closures Named By Steeg For Sewer Project
Henry B. Steeg & Associates list street closings due to sewer construction. Closed: 13th St Lincoln to Jackson. Chase Brown Delaware from 12th to 14th. Harter Ave south of 9th. Sunnyside Dr 109 By-Pass to Loral. 49th St Fletcher to Pearl. Saddle Lane Pearl to Southview. Sunset Blvd 109 By-Pass East. Longwood Dr North Shore to Sheffield. Costello Dr 18th to 20th. Raible Ave Sheffield to Cross. Drexel Dr St Rd 32 to 18th. Raible open locally Oakwood to Cross. Sunnymeade Dr 12th to Nichol. Southern Ave Saddle Lane to Wedgewood open to local traffic. Highland Ave Raible to Longwood closed except local.
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Henry B. Steeg & Associates
13Th St
Lincoln
Jackson
Chase, Brown
Delaware
14Th St
Harter Ave
9Th St
Sunnyside Dr
Loral St
49Th St
Fletcher
Pearl Sts
Saddle Lane
Pearl
Southview Dr
Sunset Blvd
Longwood Dr
North Shore Blvd
Sheffield Dr
Costello Dr
18Th
20Th Sts
Southern Ave
Wedgewood Ave
Highland Ave
Raible
Longwood Ave
Drexel Dr
St. Rd
18Th St
Raible Ave
Cross St
Oakwood Dr
Cross St. Sunnymeade Dr
12Th St
Nichol Ave
Top Court Judge Named Chief Justice
In Indianapolis UPI Supreme Court Judge Frederick Rakestraw of Rochester was named chief justice after a few months on the bench. He recently filled the vacancy created by Judge Frederick Landis resignation and rotates into the post under a six month cycle.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Supreme Court
Frederick Rakestraw
Rochester
High Court
Rakestraw
Branigin
Frederick M. Landis
Russell Smith
Laporte
George Prime
Scottsburg
Walter Myers, Jr
Less Meat and Lard Exports Drop for U.S. in 1965
Norfolk Va United States meat exports declined to about 86 million dollars in 1965 from 113.9 million in 1964. Lard exports fell to 50 million dollars from 69.8 million. Sausage casings shipments also slid from 9.3 million to around 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
U.S
Noted Surgeon To Be Lions Guest Speaker
Dr. Richard Bowers, a local surgeon just back from South Viet Nam, will speak at the Lions Club meeting this Thursday. He served six months with a volunteer medical team aiding native civilians, and pins for perfect attendance will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bowers
South Viet Nam
Lions Club
Tokyo Area Opens First Nuclear Reactor for Power
Tokyo area begins commercial power from its first nuclear reactor. Output will rise from 52,000 kilowatts to 120,000 with plans for 16 reactors across Japan over seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Inmate Suspect Faces Life Term In Stabbing Case
Testimony from a witness in the October 6, 1965 confrontation describes the assailant entering a classroom, fleeing with the victim Jerry Lee North and another man, and the defendant Noble allegedly stabbing North. Public defender J Bayne Burton did not cross examine. Judge Smith ordered jurors to avoid notes or discussion until deliberation. Court adjourned until 9 am with more witnesses expected.
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North
J. Bayne Burton
Harris
Noble
Jerry Lee North
Lafayette
Smith
Lawler
County GOP Meeting Highlights Women’s Involvement
County GOP women discuss activity and upcoming events including the Anderson Free Fair July 29 and a June 2 State GOP Women’s conclave in Indianapolis. Reports show about 600 members. Joe Clark, GOP candidate for State Representative, spoke to the group.
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Rice
Congress
Supreme Court
Mesdames F. A. Schaefer
Read Canaday
C. E. Thomas
John Raber
Warren Miller
Robert Shearer
Kay Grenda
Opal Gilliam
Martha Nealis
Hilda Anderson
GOP
Indianapolis
Donald Bruce
Ial Affairs Committee
Joe Clark
Law student Robbins elected Phi Delta Phi president
Bloomington Indiana University junior in law William H Robbins was chosen president of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity for 1966 67 Rebecca Robbins his wife was elected president of the I U Law Wives Club Robbins is secretary of the fraternity Mrs Robbins a 1965 IU graduate is daughter of Kenneth Collings of Anderson and the late W Hunter Robbins of Greensburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
William H. Robbins
Robbins
Indiana University
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Rebecca
I.U. Law Wives Club
W. Hunter’ Robbins
Greensburg
Phi Delta Phi
I.U
Kenneth Collings
Boulevard Way
Anderson
Memorial Day Cemetery Services Planned in Madison County
Memorial Day observance in Madison County features buglers Kenneth De Lanter and Marion Palmer at two cemeteries with an avenue of American flags. Marvin Lowash chairs the event with Zula Clem as secretary, Joe Upchurch as vice-chairman, and Agnes as treasurer. Rev. J. E. Heyde will speak at both sites. Mrs Agnes Vess, president of the Womens Relief Corps, arranged speaker details. Flags will be placed on every veterans grave Thursday and Friday in preparation for Memorial Day.
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Rade Marshal
Kenneth de Lanter
Marion Palmer
Marvin Lowash
Zula Clem
Joe Upchurch
Agnes
J. E. Heyde
Church of God
Agnes Vess
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Civil War Veterans’ Organization
Madison County
Pagoda siege and monks clash split reporters amid Da Nang standoff
In Da Nang a tense scene unfolds near the pagoda as Buddhist rebels allegedly clash with Ky era troops. Journalists march away under threat, sparking questions about who bears responsibility for possible massacres and the role of the press.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Tinh Hoi
da Nang
Gemini 9 rerun pushed to May 31 after launch halt
Ground electrical fault halted today's launch attempt as engineers prepared the Explorer. Technicians continue around the clock to ready an Atlas rocket and a makeshift target satellite for the Gemini 9 rerun on May 31, while Surveyor’s moon landing mission remains set for May 30.
Intersection collision on Ind 9 and Ind 128 injures drivers
Chief Deputy James Leer cites failure to yield as the likely cause after two cars collided at the Ind 9 and Ind 128 intersection. The crash occurred about 9 30 p m with unclear travel directions of the drivers at press time.
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James Leer
Baniszewski Family Drama After Murder Verdicts
Courtroom scenes followed last week’s verdicts in the Sylvia Likens case as Paula Baniszewski faces life for second degree murder and her mother Gertrude appeals. John Baniszewski Sr. recalled years with Gertrude and expressed regret over not leaving sooner. Coy Hubbard’s mother cried for her son while other relatives comforted him amid the tense atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John Baniszewski
Gertrude
John
Paula
Sylvia
Ralph Hubbard
Woodrow Hobbs
Judge refuses leniency, upholds reformatory terms
Rabb stated after sentencing the five boys that despite investigators recommendations he would not suspend terms. He noted the jury could have recommended leniency but chose not to. The remark followed mention of a mother dying of cancer who stayed home to care for younger children.
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Rabb
Party primaries reshape control in four state races
In the 4th Congressional District Goldwater James Thompson and George Ratterman vie for the GOP nomination while State Sen. John J. Moloney narrowly leads state Rep. Gus Sheehan in the Democratic race. Cooper clinches renomination. John Young Brown advances to face him in November as Dems pick their candidate. Oklahoma runoff sees Preston Moore leading over Raymond Gary for the Democratic nod to succeed Gov. Henry Bellman. In the GOP statewide contest John N. Camp leads over Dewey Bartlett with Pat Patterson ahead of Don Kinkaid for the Senate seat to oppose Fred Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
George Ratterman
GOP
John J. Moloney
Gus Sheehan
Cooper
Sherman Cooper
John Young Brown
Oklahoma
American Legion
Preston Moore
Raymond Gary
Henry Bellman
John N. Camp
Dewey F. Bartlett
Pat Patterson
Don Kinkaid
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Clergy Couple Withrow Named Pastor and Educator
Pastor and educator Rev. Withrow, after a successful Sikeston ministry, has served Yazoo City and Belfontaine. A 1955 Anderson College graduate, he earned a 1961 Bachelor of Divinity from School of Theology and contributes to the Church of God Publication Board and Vital Christianity. His wife Laura Belle Benson, a 1955 Anderson College graduate, taught in public schools. they have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow
Anderson College
Withrows
New Car Sales Rally But Lag Behind 1965
Detroit AP reports May sales rose for new cars in the 11 to 20 period to 242 407 units, up about 50 000 from the first 10 days. Yet the period’s totals lagged roughly 33 000 behind the same span in 1965 as GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors posted gains over the early May but remained below last year’s pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bac
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Viet Nam Conflict Update Amid Rioting and Attacks
Battles and raids across Viet Nam leave 79 reported dead in scattered skirmishes as American forces suffer light losses. B52s target a Communist concentration west of Quang Ngai, while two planes and one pilot are lost in Monday operations. U S officials, including Secretary of State Dean Rusk, see cautious signs of stabilization amid the crisis.
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Quang Ngai
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
District Boundary Changes Affect Local Schools
New school attendance shifts place west side residents at Brentwood and Southview Elementary areas on revised boundaries. Brentwood sits on Brentwood Drive near 18th Street on a 942 acre campus. Southview occupies eight acres by Federal and 38th Streets. Boundary lines were drawn by retiring Russell Davis and Dr. Harold Gallagher, prompting changes in Franklin Westvale Roosevelt and 25th Street districts.
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New York Central Railroad
Guide Lamp
Raible Ave
38Th St
25Th St
Brentwood
Brentwood School
Brentwood Dr
18Th St
Southview
Southview Elementary School
Federal Dr
45Th E
Eaton and
Pitt Ss
Brown St
40Th
41St Sts
Main St
Russell Davis
Harold Gallagher
Franklin, Westvale
Roosevelt
Legion Poppy Sale Underway At Post Home On 9th Street
American Legion unit led by Mrs. Amy Radabaugh and Mrs. Louis Abel coordinates sales. Mrs. Harry Hedges to provide Friday evening meals at the Post Home, 26 W 9th St, for George Hackett Juniors and Sons of the Legion. Junior girls and Sons of the American Legion assist with selling the Legion Poppy. Street workers and other volunteers listed.
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Amy Radabaugh
Louis Abel
Harry Hedges
George H. Hackett
Sons of the Legion
Post Home
W. 9Th St
Legion
Margaret Herbert
Diane Mullins
Carol Meager
Marcia Herron
Laura Meager
Sharon Meager
Jessie Herbert
Vickie Hinshaw
Sharon Mullins
Patty Hollenberger
Sons of the American Legion
Messers
George Graham
Robert Collins
Ag Wilson
Roy Manord
Burdsall Reaches Township GOP Chair as Nance Resigns
Pipe Creek Township Republican group met Monday night with twelve of thirteen precinct officials present. Robert Nance and Francis Reichert resigned as chairman and vice chairman. John Burdsall was elected township chairman for two years by unanimous vote and authorized to select the remaining committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burdsall
Pipe Creek Township
Robert Nance
Francis Reichert
Burdsall
Author Harold Sinclair Dies At 59 In Bloomington
Harold A. Sinclair, 59, author of The Horse Soldiers and other works, died Tuesday following surgery for cancer in Bloomington Illinois. He was known for his novels set in military history and his literary contributions to wartime literature.
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Bloomington Ill
Harold A. Sinclair
Anderson Obituaries and Local Funeral Notices
Obituaries and funeral notices list services for Tobe Davis Sr 86 of Montgomery Ruby L Hamilton 53 of New Castle John Holtzleiter 84 of Rt 5 Norma Shou lts 39 of Anderson Arthur Lup ton 91 of Indianapolis Morris Scott 66 of Pendleton and Derrick Reed four days old of Daleville with service details, burial sites and attending funeral homes.
Former Judge Seeks Return To Post In Indiana Appellate Court
Rushville businessman James C. Cooper announced he will seek nomination at the Republican State Convention on June 21 to return to the Indiana Appellate Court. He is the second Republican candidate for the Southern Indiana seats, joining incumbent Judge Joseph O. Carson who sought renomination ten days earlier. Cooper previously served on the court from 1956 to 1964 after nine years as Indiana public defender and was nominated for the Indiana Supreme Court in 1964 but defeated in the Democratic sweep.
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Rushville, Ind
Indiana
James C. Cooper
Rushville
Cooper
Joseph O. Carson
North Vernon
Indiana Supreme Court
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Lapel William Enoch Passwater 86 died at River View Hospital after living in Lapel area since 1920. Surviving son-in-law Maurice Ledbetter and several nieces and nephews. funeral arrangements pending. Pendleton Margaret Van Duyn 86 died at her son's home. Born December 20 1879 she moved from Anderson to Pendleton recently. services Thursday at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park.
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Lapel
William Enoch
Nick) Passwater
Riverview Hospital
Durbin
Milnie Gerrard
Esther Mae Ledbetter
Lapel Methodist Church
Maurice Ledbetter
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Pendleton
Margaret van Duyn
John van Duyn
Middletown Woman Ma mie McIntire Dies at 68
Mrs. Ma mie McIntire 68 of Rt. 1 Middletown died Monday at home. Born February 20 1898 in Cambridge City Indiana she lived in Anderson before moving to Middletown 14 years ago. Survived by husband William Frank McIntire a daughter Mrs Curtis Simpkins Marion two brothers Jesse and William Goodwin Richmond seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home conducted by Rev C Edward McClarnon Middletown Methodist Church expected to visit after 1 p.m.
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Middletown
Mamie McIntire
Rt. 1
Cambridge City
Ind
Anderson
William Frank McIntire
Curtis Simpkins
Marion
Jesse
William Goodwin
Richmond
Ballard and Shirey
C. Edward McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites set for Lawrence Morris Wilkin son
Lawrence Morris Wilkin son 75 of Rt 1 Charlottesville will have funeral services at 10 30 a m today at Condo and Son W W Shields Noblesville officiating Burial in Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown Clyde L Conway 88 Pendleton Rt 1 will have service at 1 p m today at Fisher Funeral Home Burial in Gravel Lawn Cemetery
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Ruby Hamilton
Ruby L. Hamilton
Arrow Ave
Macer
New Castle
R. E. Pavey
Mt. Summit Cemetery
John Holtzleiter
Rt. 5
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Msgr
Francis Kienly
Michael Holtzleiter
St. ‘S Cemetery
Kriende
Baker Brothers
Norma Shoults
Norma Ruth Shoults
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Russell Bodenhorn
East Maplewood Cemetery
Arthur P. Lupton
Indianapolis
Maurice Lupton
Anderson
Shirley Funeral Home
Irvington
Grandview
West Lafayette
Morris L. Scott
Ind
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Sterratt Nash
Shiloh
Lawrence Morris Wilkinson
Lawrence (Caley) Morris
Rt. 1
Charlottesville
Condo and Son
W. W. Shields
Noblesville
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Clyde Conway
Fortville
Clyde L. Conway
Fisher Funeral Home
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Indiana Jobs Claims Dip as Small Layoffs Reported
Indiana Employment Security Division reports another small drop in layoffs with 12,367 claims filed last week, down 1,145 from the prior week and 4,681 below the May 1965 level. Director Lewis F. Nicolini notes the total is the lowest since fall 1952.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Nicolini
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