County Auto Toll Top Deaths After 3-Car Crash
The county reports 1965 traffic fatalities totaling 17 after a three vehicle crash near Indianapolis. Second victim Donald R. Horiie died at Methodist Hospital from skull fractures and internal injuries. Raymond C. Redman died at 4 45 a m. Dale R. Lee and Joy Redman were treated. Redman's widow Joy also injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Raymond C. Redman
Glen View Dr
Elwood
Donald R. Horiie
Dale R. Lee
Muncie
Ball Memorial Hospital
Joy Redman
Mr. Redman
Otto V. Redman
Ball State
Stevens Spring Corporation
East Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Ball State Alumni Association
Rural Youth of
Madison County
Joy
Cynthia Joy
Sonya Rae
Donald Wilburn
Merle Pike
Meredith Clouser
Winchester
Ronald
Mother Charged in Delinquency Case In Madison
In Madison Superior Court 2 Grace Patton 1511 Miller Ave faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors after evidence showed she knew her two teen children were stealing. The court ruled two youths aged 16 and 14, plus two other 14 year old girls, are under juvenile custody with placements in Hillcrest School for Girls Indiana Boys' School and Indiana Girls' School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Superior Court
Nelson Bohannan
Grace Patton
Miller Ave
Bohannan
Hillcrest School
Indiana Boys’ School
Hillcrest
Indiana Girls’ School
Hib Crest
Taylor Returns Washington After Viet Nam Posting
General Maxwell D. Taylor, U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, will arrive at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland at 9 30 am EDT Sunday, for consultations, according to the State Department.
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Taylor
Washington
UPI
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
South Viet Nam
State Department
Indian mine blast near Dhanbad leaves hundreds dead
An explosion at Bhori colliery near Dhanbad in eastern India killed more than 200 miners and left hundreds more feared trapped or dead. Officials and a board of inquiry rushed to the scene as rescue and firefighting efforts battled intense flames and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Dhanbad
Ministry of Labor
R. K. Malviya
Bhori
Calcutta
Ministry of Mines
Bokaro Ramgarh Group
Bokaro Steel Mill
United States
McDivitt
Cape Kennedy
Earth
Elwood Man Charged With Family Mistreatment To Stand Trial
Harold Richard McCorckle about 40 faces family mistreatment charges for alleged sexual relations with his teenage daughter in 1963. He pled not guilty and a jury trial is set for July 13 before Judge Carl T. Smith. مزید
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Madison
Harold Richard McCorckle
McCorckle
William F. Lawler, Jr
Carl T. Smith
Fred Douglas Jackson
Roberts Auto
Douglas
Smith
Panorama Shopping Center
Dennis Lee Williams
James Richard Logsdon
Robert George Kolberg
Franklin R. Wood
Wood
Ienter
Tornado Warning System Upgraded for Midwest Bureaus
Rep. Betts of Ohio announced the U S Weather Bureau will tighten tornado warnings in the Midwest. Toledo Mansfield Cleveland Columbus Akron and Dayton bureaus will receive new improved warning equipment per Dr. Robert M White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Midwest
Toledo
Mansfield
Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Robert M. White
Betts
Motor Vehicles Total Nears Ninety Million
The Commerce Department reports 86,297,133 motor vehicles registered in 1964, with projections near 90 million for this year. The 1964 gain was 3,575,485, a 4.3 percentage rise, compared with 4.5 in 1963. Registrations included about 72 million passenger cars, 305 thousand buses, and over 14 million trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Ellis Island funds seek approval to boost visitors
The Interior Department asked Congress for 6 million dollars to develop Ellis Island and attract about 3 million visitors annually, signaling a major expansion plan backed by federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Island
Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Congressional
Plan President's Vote Passes Park Petition
The City Plan Commission approved a rezoning request favored by developers Broderick and Barrett and landowner Arthur Badgley. Commission President Ralph J Brown voted aye amid 50 remonstrators. The petition moves to the City Council with further approvals required for park type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Plan Commission
Ralph J .Brown
Mobile Home Park
al Woolbert
Broderick and Barrett
Arthur Badgley
Plan Commission
Ial
Priest
Poverty War Defense Divides Democrats and Republicans
Washington Democrats say the war on poverty is well begun and soundly conceived as the House Education and Labor Committee backs a 1.5 billion dollar request for the program starting July 1. Republicans condemn it as the least coordinated and in danger of collapse if bungling continues. Rep. Sam Gibbons accuses the GOP of irresponsibility in their report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPN
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Uest
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
UPI Report Links Dominican Crisis Mediation Shift
Foreign diplomats said no immediate political solution, choosing to restore normalcy in Santo Domingo. OAS Secretary Mora, Ambassador Bennett, and Cyrus Vance led talks to pause mediation, establish a halt in authority conflicts, and remove combat status, with OAS taking control of the central bank and paying public workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Imbert Berrera
Francisco Caamano Deno
United Nations
Santo Domingo
OAS
Dominican Central Bank
U.S
Central Bank
Mora
Two Anderson Men Die From Gas Heater Incident
Henry Miller and his son James F. Miller were found dead in a camping trailer near Brazil in Clay County. State police said carbon monoxide fumes from a portable gas heater caused the deaths, and initial reports indicate they planned a Thursday fishing trip on a strip pit site. Henry Miller owned Church Equipment Company. James taught at Chesterfield School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Henry Miller
Lafayette St
James F. Miller
E. Post Rd
Putnamvile Post
Brazil
Clay County
Glenn van Horn
Church Equipment Company
James
Chesterfield School
Van Slyke Joins City School Staff as Assistant Superintendent
Anderson City School Board names Frank A. Van Slyke to assist superintendent G. E. Ebbertt. Formerly director of School Finance in the State Department of Public Instruction he will oversee budgets maintenance transportation and non instructional admin as the district expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. van Slyke
State Department of Public Instruction
Anderson City
Supt
G. E. Ebbert
G. E. Ebbertt
van Slyke
Ebbertt
Millions Begin Holiday Weekend Travel Across Nation
The first holiday weekend of warm weather drew millions of motorists to the highways as travel was expected to be heavy. Weather varied with cool northern conditions and scattered wet spots, while the National Safety Council projected 430 to 510 motor vehicle fatalities during the Memorial Day period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
National Safety Council
Memorial Day traffic toll comparison record set
The record traffic toll for a three day Memorial Day observance was 431 last year. A low tally for such holidays in recent years is 204. The Associated Press surveyed traffic deaths during a recent three day nonholiday weekend from 6 p.m. to page seven.
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Associated Press
Fifteen Injured In Train Wreck Near Marseilles Ill
A Chicago Rock Island passenger train derailed after an apparent switch error near Marseilles Illinois injuring fifteen. All victims were treated at Ryburn Ki Hospital Ottawa none gravely hurt four admitted with others released after care.
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Marseilles
Ill
UPI
Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago
Ryburn Ki Hospital
Ottawa
Charles Mattix
Omaha
Neb
Weather outlook with mild temperatures and wind
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies today with wind and cooler conditions. Temperatures expected around 70 high 40s low with a slight warmup Sunday and fair conditions.
Local Scout Executive Appointed for Blue River District
Howard E. Wile of Anderson is named Blue River Valley District executive for Kikihawenund Council, Boy Scouts of America. Wile, a Herald editor and Navy veteran, succeeds Hal King who moved to Grand Rapids to lead the Grand Valley Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River District
Howard E. Wile
Anderson
Kikihawenund Council
Boy Scouts of America
Blue River Valley
Wile
The
Herald
U.S Navy
Hal King
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Valley Council
Marine Walkout Threat Overhangs U S Shipping
Washington AP government and union spokesmen warned of a looming crisis as contracts expire June 15 risking a nearly total strike across Atlantic Pacific and Gulf shipping. Union officials blame unclear federal maritime policy for undermining U S shipping and pushing ships to foreign flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio Seafarers’ International Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Wirtz
New Arrivals at Community Hospital Reported
Mr and Mrs Robert MacClintock 1005 Lindberg Rd greet a boy. Mr and Mrs Mas Cahill Pendleton welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Charles Hall 903 Vineyard St and Mr and Mrs Kermit Lyons 1612 W 13th St announce two births. Mr and Mrs Gold Chesterfield welcome a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MacClintock
Lindberg Rd
Mas Cahill
Pendleton
Charles Hall
Vineyard St
Kermit Lyons
W. 13Th St
Gold
Chesterfield
Coe
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Vung Tau
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White
Isidro
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U. S
Edward H. White
Federal Space Agency
James A. McDivitt
Snem
Otdil
Hawaii
Pe Ak
Manwhile
MacDivitt
Soviet Union
Space Agency
Virgil Grissom
John W. Young
F. van Slyke
Howard R. Ring
Mr. Ring
Shane Allen
Leroy Hyatt
Cedric A Dunkerly
James Ferkes
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