Bogus Doctor Case Studied In Michigan
A fake physician, Thomas M. Novak, trained by wearing a white coat and sitting in classes at three colleges, operated a Detroit practice from 1960 onward earning up to 40 000 annually. Investigators traced his four year deception after he failed a medical-licensure check, risking charges for practicing medicine without a license.
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Detroit
UPI
Thomas M. Novak
Frank J. Kelley
Lansing
Kelley
Novak
Michigan
Wayne County
Samuel Olsen Novak
East
Wayne State University
Johns Hopkins University
University of Michigan
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Kelly
William Long
Kentucky Star Maurice Moorman quits Kentucky football
Maurice Moorman a 246 pound tackle and top sophomore SEC prospect quit the University of Kentucky squad saying he has had it with football. He left the school at his Louisville home and expressed doubt about his future plans, not intending to play football again.
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Lexington
UPI
Maurice Moorman
University of Kentucky
Louisville
Moorman
Two Persons Hurt In Vehicle Mishaps
Laurinda Pryor a two year old of 517 Lonsdale Street was injured yesterday at 5 25 p m when an unattended car rolled into her near her home The child was taken to St John s Hospital where her condition was reported last night as good Robert Marsh twenty four of 2423 Tamarack Street sustained a back injury yesterday at 6 10 p m at the intersection of Cross and Silver Streets Marsh was hurt when his car collided with an auto driven by Aurel Hershberger seventy two of Argos
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Laurinda Pryor
Lonsdale St
St. John's Hospital
Robert Marsh
Tamarack St
Cross St
Silver St
Marsh
Aurel Hershberger
Argos
Mountbatten to Visit Greece in September
Admiral of the Fleet Lord Mountbatten Britain's defense chief will visit Greece September 14 to 19 to review and meet units of the Greek armed forces, the Defense Ministry announced.
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London
Lord Mountbatten
Britain
Greece
Defense Ministry
Missionary Kilbourne to Speak at Ovid Church Conference
Dr Ed win Kilbourne field director for Korea in the Oriental Missionary Society will speak at the annual missionary conference at Ovid Church with Rev John Summers announcing. Kilbourne born in Japan has spent 37 years in the Far East including 18 years in active missionary service and 16 years in Korea. He will discuss Christianity and Communism in Korea during his talks.
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Ovid Church
Edwin W. Kilbourne
Korea
Oriental Missionary Society
John K. Summers
Kilbourne
Japan
Far East
Peking
Erhard Bid To Khrushchev Creates Issue
Bonn in Germany faces political strain as Chancellor Ludwig Erhard invites Soviet Premier Khrushchev to discuss talks this winter. Khrushchev accepted, drawing opposition criticism over foreign policy, Berlin, and German reunification ahead of next year’s elections.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Khrushchev
Erhard
Berlin
German Reunification
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Adenauern
Brandt
Social Democratic Party
Erhardt
Soviet Union
West Germany
Europe
East Germany
Braves Sign Peters to 1965 Contract
The Milwaukee Braves announced they signed right handed pitcher Phil Peters of Worcester Massachusetts, 20, to a 1965 contract with the Binghamp ton farm team in the New York Pennsylvania League.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Phil Peters
Worcester
Mass
Binghampton
Goldwater Campaign Promises Draft End As GOP Celebrates
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch praised Goldwater for pledging to end the draft "as soon as possible" and called the Prescott kickoff a campaign triumph. Johnson aides released a Defense Department note opposing ending the draft before a substitute system exists. Goldwater outlined high morality and lawfulness as top issues while preparing cross-country appearances and airport sendoffs with the Miller campaign entourage.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Dean Burch
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Burch
GOP
Republican Party
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Prescott
Goldwter
Sky Harbor
William E. Miller
Millers
Goldwaters
Lockport
N. Y
Miller
Paul F. Wagner
Kennedy Quits Cabinet to Seek Senate Seat
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy resigns from President Johnson's Cabinet to run for the Senate from New York. Kennedy cites incompatibility with campaigning as the reason, and Nicholas Katzenbach becomes acting AG. Johnson plans to choose a successor after the November election, with Leon Jaworski as a possible option.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
New York
Massachusetts
Virginia
Kenneth B. Keating
White House
New York State
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Justice Department
Leon Jaworski
Texas
Drainage Factor in Australia with Vast Interior Drainage
A historical note states that about one half of Australia has no surface drainage. The fact highlights the arid interior and the unique geographic layout of the continent.
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Australia
Bennett 80 Co-Owner of Central Barber Shop Dies
Ollie E. Bennett 80 of 908 West Ninth Street died Friday at St. John’s Hospital after illness since May. Born February 18 1884 in Danville Illinois he belonged to First Methodist Church Mt Moriah Masonic Lodge 77 Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis Madison County Scottish Rite and El Zagal Temple Fargo North Dakota. Surviving are widow Carrie Owen Bennett two daughters Mrs Mary Ketterman Anderson and Mrs Ruth Smith Indianapolis and a brother N Harry Bennett Duncan Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements were set at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Ollie E. Bennett
9Th St
Central Barber Shop
St. John’s Hospital
Danville
Ill
First Methodist Church
Mt. Moriah
Masonic Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley of Indianapolis
Madison County
E] Zagal Temple
Fargo
N.D
Carrie Owen Bennett
Mary Ketterman
Anderson
Ruth Smith
Indianapolis
N. Harry Bennett
Duncan, Oklo
Harold E. Rozelle
Bees Depart Leave House With Problems
In OWASCO Indiana Mrs Bess Bluemke's bees nested between floors since 1934. The bees dripped honey staining wallpaper until summer when the second story floor was removed and the insects died leaving wax moths and a hive of white worms. Bee experts say the worms will disappear, allowing repairs and normal life again.
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Owasco
Ind
UPI
Bess Bluemke
Bluemke
Mrs Rock To Lead Candidates Wives Tour State
Mrs Mary Jo Rock wife of Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Robert Rock of Anderson will head a group of candidates wives touring the state to promote their husbands bids.
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Mary Jo Rock
Robert Rock
Anderson
Johnson and Humphrey share quips during nursing bill signing
President Johnson and Vice President running mate Hubert Humphrey bantered as Johnson signed a 287 million nursing training bill calling it the most significant nursing legislation. Johnson said the aid would attract young women to nursing to ease a short supply now and projects 300,000 more nurses needed by 1970 with a max of 30,000 graduates per year.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U. S
Mrs Emma Abbott 70 Anderson Realtor Dies After Illness
Mrs Emma M Abbott wife of Lee Roy Abbott of 1502 E 8th St Anderson realtor died Friday at Rahbek Nursing Home after an extended illness. Born Feb 1 1894 in Thorn Germany she moved to Anderson in 1926 from Island Falls Maine. Survived by husband son Howard and grandson Paul Abbott and niece Gertrude Nez. Friends call after 7 pm today. Services Monday 10 am at Park Place Church of God with interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Emma M. Abbott
Lee Roy Abbott
E. 8Th St
Anderson
Rahbek
Thorn
Germany
Island Falls
Maine
Park Place Church of God
Philadelphia
Penn
Howard Abbott
Paul Abbott
Gertrude Nez
Denver
Colo
Harold E. Rozelle
Hillery Rice
Park Place
Court Minute Highlights From Indiana and Nevada Docket
Franklin Finance Co. sues Raleigh and Keesling for note. Deavers and Larkin divorce actions noted. Page lists various county court filings, damages, injunctions, and affidavits. Indiana criminal docket includes Paul Golden escape case. Isom McIntyre and Elmer McIntyre jailbreaking affidavits with six months on the state farm. Nevada counties report federal land ownership.
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Franklin Finance Co
Raleigh
Carolyn Keesling
Beckman
Rotruck
Schuyler
la Pierre
Elouise Ebbert
Bernard
Mary Deavers
Dorothy May Larkin
Jerome Allan Larkin
Robert R. Robbins
Marie L. Page
Robert Lee Page
Superior Court
Horace E. England Jr
Mariam Jean Fields
al S. Woolbert
Joan Shull
Raymond
Shull
Board of County Comm
Frances A. Wilhelm Co
Central Trucking Co
C. C. Cooper
Doyle Cofer
Pearl V. Pearson
George Pancol
Russell W. Mitchell
Donald R. Summers
Campbell and Jones
State of Indiana
Paul Golden
William F. Lawler Jr
Circuit Court State of Indiana
Donald Isom McIintyre
William F. Lawer Jr
Indiana State Farm
Elmer McIntyre
Shares Gain Moderately On Wall Street As Auto Talks Loom
The market rose modestly in a holiday week ahead of a key auto labor deadline. Chrysler hit a fresh high as steels and rubbers held steady. United States Steel and peers advanced while Republic Steel and Armco slipped. The Dow gained 2.29 to 848.31 with 642 up and 429 down. volume 4.22 million.
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New York
Auto Labor
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Lukens
Republic Steel
Armco
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
U.S
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Rails
National Steel
Jury Acquits in Madison County Murder Trial
The jury acquitted Sims and Myers on murder charges in the slaying of Penn near a rural north Georgia road. Defense argued witnesses placed the defendants 24 miles away at the time, while prosecutors pressed the case as an assault on state honor. Lackey’s confession and multiple statements were cited by the state.
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Sims
Myers
Penn
Clete Johnson
State of Georgia
John S. Dorsey
FBI
Madison County
White House
Justice Department
Dorsey
Robert J. Carter
State Board of Corrections
Army Reserve
Washington
North Georgia
Ft. Benning
James E. Hudson
Athens
Hudson
James S. Lackey
Lackey
Milwaukee Braves purchase pitcher Jay Hook from Mets farm club
The Milwaukee Braves bought the contract of Jay Hook from their minor league affiliate after acquiring him from the Mets this spring. Hook will report to Cincinnati for a weekend series with the Reds. He owned a 0-1 mark with the Mets, and in his major league career is 29-62 with a 5-6 record at Denver this summer.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Jay Hook
Nver
New York Mets
Hook
Braves
Reds
Mets
Roy McMillan
New York
Denver
Scheduling Hearings Sets Week of Budget Talks
The council will name another member next week as the adjustment board can reduce budgets and levies but not raise them. A detailed hearing schedule lists township and municipal sessions from Sept 14 to Sept 16 with multiple units and libraries on the docket. Also notes Neptune’s distance from the sun and a statement on the Sioux Indians' seven major tribes.
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Adams
Anderson
Boone
Duckcreek Township
Fallcreek Township
Green Township
Jackson Township
Lafayette Township
Monroe Township
Pipecreek Township
Richland
Stonycreek Township
Union Township
van Buren Township
Madison-Grant
Madison County
Pendleton
Alexandria- Monroe Msc
Elwood
Alexandria
Anderson Civil City
Pendleton Civil Town
Fairwood Bluffs Conservancy
Chesterfield
Edgewood
Frankton
A.m
Gimco
A.m. Ingalls
A.m. Lapel
A.m. Markleville
Orestes
Summitville
Daisy Russell 84 Lapel Banker’s Wife Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Daisy Rus sell 84 wife of O R Russell Lapel banker died Friday at 2 am at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after long illness Funeral Sunday 2 pm Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Rev Donald Barnes with assistants Rev Neal Anderson Rev George Fenstalmarker Rev Herman Conway Interment Brookside Cemetery She was born Sept 17 1879 in Cicero daughter of Vincent and Amelia Case Surviving husband two sons Dr O Raymond Russell Conway S C and H E Russell Lapel a sister Mrs Leo Lively Cicero Friends receive after 10 am today at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
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Daisy Russell
O. R. Russell
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Donald Barnes
Muncie
Neal Anderson
Cicero
George Fenstalmarker
Upland
Herman Conway
Malta
H. E. Russell
Lapel
Leo Lively
Fisher’ Brothers Funeral
Allende Concedes Defeat as Frei Builds Lead in Chile Vote
Chilean voters watched as Allende a 56 year old senator admitted the election results were adverse and vowed to continue fighting while Frei led with a commanding margin. Duran trailed and police watched polling sites across Santiago under a warm late winter sun.
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United States
Vatican
Allende
Frei
Julian Duran
Radical Party
Santiago
U. S
Freid 53
U.S
Iao Alessandri
Sen
Julio Duran
Branson Unharmed After Car Slams Wall at IMS
Indianapolis veteran Don Branson escaped injury when his rear engine car slammed the outside retaining wall during a tire test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He said he only felt his pride. the car was extensively damaged after skidding out of the northeast turn.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Don Branson
Champaign
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Branson
Thai air force plane crash near Mekong kills 28 aboard
A Thai air force transport plane crashed near the Mekong River border with Laos killing 28 of 36 aboard. Three passengers were missing and five injured. All victims were Air Force personnel.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Mekong River
Laos
Mellott Infant Dies at Birth in Shelbyville
Susan Sabina Mellott infant daughter of Kenneth L. and Chrystel Kramer Mellott died at birth at 8 15 am Friday at W S Major Hospital Shelbyville Funeral services were held at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in St Marys Cemetery Surviving are two brothers Michael and Timothy at home Charles W Foster 85 retired Reynolds Gas Regulator Company employee funeral at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Matilda L Albertson 91 wife of James W Albertson of 1429 W 3rd St Last rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home Trinity Episcopal Church interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Mellott
Susan Sabina Mellott
Kenneth L
Chrystel Kramer Mellott
Berkeley Dr
Shelbyville
W. S. Major
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Frances Kienly
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Michael
Timothy
Charles W. Foster
Reynolds Gas Regulator Company
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Matilda Albert
Matilda L. Albertson
James W. Albertson
Baker Brothers Funeral
David Barclay
Trinity Episcopal Church
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notices report Avery D. Smith 57 of Wilkinson dies at Hancock Memorial Hospital Greenwood, with services in Wilkinson and burial at McCray Cemetery. Betsey McGregor 83 of Indianapolis to receive final rites at McCordsville church grounds. Ada Mary Stottlemyer 91 to have last rites at Evans Godby Trout Funeral Home with services at First Friends Church in Lapel.
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Betsey McGregor
Fortville
Indianapolis
Andrew Abernathy
Harvey Helm
Rt. 1
McCordsville
Paul C. Cory
Ada Stottlemyer
Noblesville
Ada Mary Stottlemyer
Evans-Godby- Trout
Wayne Markward
Clarksville
Goldwater Criticizes Draft Change Pledge Response
A brief report notes Goldwater defending Social Security unemployment benefits FDIC and SEC as fixed policies. Dean Burch accuses the Johnson administration of shouting me too after Goldwater pledged a rapid end to the military draft.
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Federal Deposit Insurance and Security Exchange Commission
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Pikup
Burch
Robinson Wins NL Player of the Month for August
Frank Robinson of the Cincinnati Reds was named National League Player of the Month for August after hitting .400 with 40 hits in 100 at bats, eight home runs and 24 RBIs in 27 games as Cincinnati climbed to second place. Jim Bunning finished second in voting after going 4-0 in August with a 1.69 ERA.
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Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phils
Bunning
Robinson
Reds
First federal gasoline tax introduced in 1982
The record notes that the initial federal gasoline tax was imposed in 1982 marking the start of national diesel and petrol taxation. The historical note situates the shift in federal policy affecting fuel prices and transportation funding.
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Kentucky
Mary Carter Paint Store
Ee Ave
State RD
N Marsh
Tam’'S
Ieatess
Flynn
O. E. Bennett
Mrs. Rock
Courthouse News
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Federal
Reno
Nevada Counties
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Staten Island
Berkeley
Neptune
Charles Foster
Madison
Avery Smith Wilkinson
Avery D. Smith
Wilkinson
Hancock County Memorial Hospital
Greenfield
Austin and
Mable McKinsey Smith
Ford Motor Company
Condo and Son
Floyd Johnson
McCray
Smith
Connie
Gloria Jean Jones
Carson Smith
Sara Mable Hornick
Decatur
Mary Rose Sif
Knightstown
Joe
Bernita
Chuck
Avanelle Huffman
Audrey Chandler
Sulphur Springs
Bud Smith
Friends Church
Raymond Breakers
First Friends Church
Our Church
Georgia Lee Breaker
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