Russia veto blocks U N Syria censure over border deaths
The U N Security Council rejected a U S British resolution condemning Syria for the Sea of Galilee killings of two Israeli farmers as Russia used its 101st veto. Morocco supported the Arab position while Venezuela abstained. Moroccan amendments failed.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Russia
Syria
Biblical
Sea of Galilee
Security Council
Morocco
Venezuela
Dey Ould Sidi Baba
Thant
Odd Bull
Norway
Saff
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervision Organization
Wallace blocks Tuskegee schools again as federal threat looms
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace deploys state police to bar school integration at Tuskegee and rushes forces to Birmingham for a new clash with Washington. The Justice Department declares Alabama schools will integrate, while Birmingham asks Wallace to keep troopers out.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Tuskegee
Justice Department
Washington
Wallace
Alabama
Steel City
Tornado Damages Lynchville Area In St Marys Pennsylvania
A tornado 11 miles west of St Marys Pennsylvania struck the Lynchville district causing over 1 million dollars in damage. 20 people treated at St Marys Hospital with four admitted. 100 to 150 houses destroyed and trees uprooted. Police and firefighters restricted to volunteers for area recovery.
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St. Marys, Pa
UPI
Here
Lynchville
St. Marys
Tal
State Police
Ridgway
Pennsylvania
Leslie Stilwell
Bucktail Trail
Washington Street
Service Station Robbed of $75
Imperial Gas Station at the Ind 67 and Ind 9 intersection was robbed of 75 dollars late last night. Attendant John Crooks 2300 W 8th St described two men in their twenties fleeing in a 1955 or 56 model sedan with a license plate prefix 48B. Sheriff deputies investigate. Hugh Cravens is the station manager.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Imperial Gas Station
Ind. 67
Ind
John Crooks
8Th St
Crooks
Hugh Cravens
Weather summary for today and yesterday
Cloudy and cool with scattered showers. High in the 70s today, low around 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 80 and low was 64. Sunset at 7 17 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6 14 a.m.
Indiana State Fair Near Record Attendance
The Indiana State Fair neared closing with crowds pushing toward a record. Officials reported 345,961 attendees in the first 10 days, including 44,943 on Labor Day, and predicted one of the better crowds since adopting a two weekend 12 day format two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cuts Expected In Madison County Budget Session
The Madison County Council three day budget session may reduce the $1.11 county tax rate. A $1,000 cut was made from the sheriff budget for two new cars while other departments cleared. Salary schedules for 1964 may bring major cuts and several operational budgets were approved including county clerk, auditor, treasurer, recorder, surveyor, board of education, soil and water, coroner, agent and registration.
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Madison County Council
County Board of Tax Adjustment
Board of Education
Soil and Water Conservation District
William Havermale
The
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Armington
Christine McCormack
Associate Members Guests at FOP Fish Fry in Anderson
The Anderson Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 48 hosts the annual fish fry for associate members at the Anderson Badge and Gun Club off Mounds Rd. Serving begins about 6 30 p m with co chairmen Leon Murphy and Hobart Chandler guiding the event. Approximately attendees are expected.
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Anderson Fraternal Order of Police
Lodge No. 48
Anderson Badge and Gun Club
Mounds Rd
Leon Murphy
Hobart Chandler
Order of Police
Doyle Wright
Oscar Eykes
Charles Hamilton
Charles Hulett
Hobart
Tip) Chandler
Kennedy Defends Diem as Saigon Angrily Responds to Criticism
A Saigon spokesman rejected President Kennedy's critique of Diem policies while signaling continued U.S. military aid. Kennedy urged Diem to broaden support in Viet Nam, warning against halting aid valued at about 500 million dollars yearly. The U.S. Embassy sheltered Buddhist monks as Saigon and Washington dispute drift.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Diem
U.S
Hyannis Port
Mass
U.S. State Department
State Department
Viet Nam
Ngo Din Nhu
United States
Washington
Mexico City police ordered clean shaven present on duty
Mexico City's traffic policemen must shave off mustaches or beards and appear on duty clean shaven. The order aims to enforce a neat appearance for officers in the field.
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Mexico City
Johnson and family escape helicopter landing mishap in Sweden
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson his wife and children were unharmed when a U S Army helicopter skimmed a fence at a Stockholm heliport during a five nation goodwill tour. Two other helicopters landed safely moments earlier as Johnson toured Sweden and spoke on trade and cooperation with Sweden’s leaders.
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Stockholm
UPS
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Iceland
Greenland
Grand Hotel
St. Erik's
Sweden
United States
Fellin offers to lead rescue at Hazleton mine
David Fellin urged again to search for miner Louis Bova as officials abandon a steel lined tunnel plan saying it is not feasible. Fellin, freed from Hazleton State Hospital, spoke at a news conference and said he would go down to the mine site if needed. Authorities have nearly lost hope of finding Bova alive as experts warn tunneling under the slope would be unsafe.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Louis Bova
Fellin
Hazleton State Hospital
Henry Throne
Bova
Throne
H. Beecher Charmbury
Gordon Smith
Albert Grableski
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Clarence Kushner
Shamokin
Independent Miners Association
Charmbury
Polite Youth Dismisses Burglary Case
In London AP report Frank Clarke, 19, interrupted a burglary hearing to claim responsibility for the crime, saying it was him not Derek Cooper. The judge dismissed Cooper, 21, and ordered Clarke jailed pending his trial.
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London
Frank Clarke
Clarke
Derek Cooper
Cooper
Judges Set Tax Arguments For Sept 19
The Indiana Supreme Court scheduled oral arguments for September 19 on the 2 percent sales and use tax law. Chief Justice Walter Myers Jr. said each side would have one hour to argue constitutionality, with possible late September decision. Attorneys for Sells and Welsh, plus Amicus briefs from Steers Sedgwick Grills, feature in the case.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Walter Myers Jr
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Myers
Indiana
Afl-Cio
Dallas Sells
Matthew E. Welsh
Edwin K. Steers
John L. Niblack
Marion
Sells
Marvin A. Sedgwick
Valparaiso
Nelson G. Grills
Hoosiers For Good Government
North Hammond Businessmen’s Association
Grills
Sedgwick
Indiana Supreme Court rejects review of Anderson annexation case
The Indiana Supreme Court refused to transfer the remonstrance against Anderson City's 1957 annexation ordinance. The court’s action ends the case, based on a unanimous Appellate Court decision upholding a special judge's ruling that the remonstrance failed to meet statutory ownership thresholds.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Anderson
Walter Myers Jr
Supreme Court
Myers
Harold Achor
State Court
Albert W. Ewbank
Anderson Township
Edgewood
River Forest
Country Club Estates
Woodlawn Heights
Alva Cox
Madison Superior Court
Cox
Tribe in Jamboree Leaves Questions in Local Vote Status
The article notes about 8 000 voters in annexed areas face a doubtful November city election participation due to legal questions. Mayor Ralph Ferguson warns remonstrators may pursue new action and decisions hinge on local or state authorities. The annexation would extend Anderson’s corporate limits to County Road 400.
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Ralph Ferguson
Anderson
Car Averts Dog: Driver Suffers Serious Injuries
Ernest R. Wilkins, 37, of Muncie, suffered deep lacerations to the head and was taken to St. John's Hospital after his car crashed into a utility pole on Mounds Rd while trying to avoid a dog. Deputies said he swerved off the road and reeled back onto the pavement before the collision.
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Ernest R. Wilkins
Muncie
Wilkins
Mounds Rd
Here
St. John’s Hospital
Sky-Diver Relates First Trip Down
A veteran Anderson sky diver recounts his first jump from a warming plane at 3 500 feet. He describes the tense approach to the exit, missteps at the door, being pushed back by wind, and the moment the parachute finally opens.
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Anderson
Pherson
Shelby
Soviet Sneak Test Seen Could Threaten Nuclear Pact
Washington AP report on Gen Maxwell D Taylor and Gen Curtis LeMay testimony on Soviet minitest aims and potential treaty ratification. Senators weigh risks of atmospheric tests and Soviet cheating worries as debate on ratification begins next week.
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Washington
Senate
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Soviet Union
Avnantad
U.S
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
John O. Pastore
D-R.j
LeMay
New Arrivals Born at Local Hospitals Noted
At St. John’s Hospital and Community Hospital, several families welcome newborns. Names include Ayers, Short, Stoops, Elliott, Harshman, Smith, Waymire, Gossage, and Kimmering. Genders vary with multiple girls and boys reported.
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St. John’s Hospital
Harold Ayers
Fowler St
Kenneth Short
E. Lynn St
Robert Stoops
E. 6Th St
Community Hospital
William Elliott
W. 30Th St
John Harshman
Donald E. Smith
Lexandra
Donald Waymire
Crystal St
Bobbie Gossage
David Kimmering
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Borja
United Nations
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Anderson College
E. 3Rd St
Graceland Ave
F. A. Wilhelm Construction Co
O. C. Lewis
Martin Hall
Herald
Tage Erlander
Erlander
Tribe
Lafayette
Indians
Lebanon
Kokomo
Wildcats
Jim Carter
L. V. Youngblood
Youngblood
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