Delco-Remy Appoints Four Managers at Anderson Plants
Delco-Remy announces George W. Griffith named manufacturing manager at Anderson plants. Everett B. Foust promoted to production control manager, with James C. Norfacturing overseeing GM division operations, following J Stewart Garlic and Richard K. Williams changes. Griffith, West Point graduate, Korea veteran, has held multiple divisions roles since 1950. Foust, GM Institute graduate, joined Delco-Remy in 1937 and rises to methods and plant layout leadership. The appointments align with GM Hydra-Matic, Anderson plant quality control and reliability leadership restructuring.
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George W. Griffith
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Perry W. House
Mr. House
Everett B. Foust
Griffith
James C. Nor
General Motors
J. Stewart Garlic
Richard K. Williams
Delco- Remy
Garlic
Purdue University
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Shafer
Purdue Unigraduate
Dedsoleny
Geal
Mili
Tary
Allison
Frank M. Lucas
Foust
General Motors Institute
Flint
Michigan
James C. Norris
Russell M. Shafer
Jets Rain Bombs on DMZ as North Vietnamese Press Attacks
US jets pounded the demilitarized zone with Phantoms and Canberra bombers while North Vietnamese artillery shelled south of the DMZ. The strikes hit the northern edge of the zone as U S forces continued B52 raids and naval bombardments in retaliation.
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Dmz
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Con Thien
U.S
Izvestia
Hanoi
Haiphong
Indiana University approves all events hall bids
IU trustees unanimously approve base bids totaling 8.3 million for the all events hall with additional costs pushing the project to about 12.5 million. Opponents led by IU student body president Guy Loftman protested the project outside the meeting as bids from Wilhelm Construction Freya Bros and Sanborn Electric were revealed.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Guy Loftman
Loftman
F. A. Wilhelm Construction Co
Indianapolis
Freya Bros
Sanborn Electric Co
General
Summitville Post Official Named Campaign Chairman
James R. Kirkwood acting postmaster of the Summitville Post Office is named chairman of the Madison County United Fund drive for the city. He served 17 years in the postal service and is a World War II and Korea veteran. The county goal is $585,000 to support 32 health welfare and character building agencies in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Kirkwood
Summitville
Madison County United Fund
Kirkwood
Israelis, Egyptians clash along Suez Canal as war fears rise
Israeli and Egyptian forces exchange mortars and heavy fire across the Suez Canal for a third day. Reports from Israeli and Egyptian sources vary on casualties with Israel claiming four dead and six wounded, Egypt reporting more than two dozen Israelis killed. U N truce supervisor Gen Odd Bull travels from Norway to assess the outbreaks.
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United Press International
Israel
Suez Canal
East Bank
Cairo
U.N
Odd Bull
Norway
Teak
Jordan
Isaeli-held
Sinai
Ismailia
al Ahram
Kantara
Seven Flooded Rivers Add To Misery
Seven major Texas rivers flooded at record levels after Hurricane Beulah causing nearly a billion dollars in damage. Beulah left 37 dead and thousands displaced as more than 144000 sought Red Cross shelter. Rio Grande and six other rivers along the Texas coast swelled flooding vast areas and marooning hundreds of thousands.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
UPI
Texas
Beulah
Weather Bureau
South Texas
Rio Grande
Guadalupe
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Caribbean
Red Cross
National Guard
Agriculture Department
Texas- Mexico
Aransas
Neuces
San Antonio
Navidad
Lavaca
Rio Grande City
Rio Grande Valley
Bolivia claims Guevara leads Bolivian guerrillas with photos
Bolivian officials presented 21 slides and diaries they said prove Fidel Castro's aide Ernesto "Che" Guevara directs guerrillas in Bolivia. President Johnson urged force against subversion while OAS ministers debated next steps.
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Washington
UPI
Bolivia
Fidel Castro
Ernest
Che” Guevara
Dean Rusk
Guevara
Johnson
Havana
Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Nevara
Castro
White donkey missing from Terre Haute lawn
Richard Simpson reported police a white concrete donkey with pink ears was stolen from his yard overnight. He valued the whimsical lawn statue at $20.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Richard Simpson
Intangible Tax Fund Checks Distributed Across County Schools
Intangible tax distribution checks are mailed by Auditor Roy L. Boicourt. Eight county school units share $240,463.78 of the total $272,618.37, with the County receiving $68,154.59. Fall 1966 and spring 1967 figures are noted, including Anderson City and Elwood City school disbursements, Alexandria Community School Corp., Central Madison County district, and South Madison Community School Corp. The fall settlement largely drives total refunds from the 1966 tax year payable in 1967.
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Roy L. Boicourt
Christine McCormick
Ist
Anderson
Elwood School City
Ceive
Alexandria Community School Corp
Madison County
South Madison Community School Corp
Madison - Grant United
Compromise Likely on Tax Raise Talks
Representative Al Ullman a key Democrat on the House Ways and Means Committee said real hope exists for a compromise tying Johnsons 10 percent surtax to spending cuts. He expected statements from the President and a deal in the next 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Congress
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways & Means Committee
New Arrivals at Anderson and Nearby Hospitals
A list of newborns announces several families welcoming babies at Anderson and Cookimrealty Hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs James Jones Knightstown a boy and Mr and Mrs Donald Alexander 7711 Main St a boy, plus other local couples receiving newborns in Pendleton and Anderson communities.
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St. John’s Hospital
James Jones
Knightstown
Cookimrealty Hospital
Donald Alexander
Main St
Jay
Loral Dr
Jilam Holbert
Anderson
Ann Smith
E. 40Th St
D. Co. Holloway
Davis Lane
Jet Teague
W. 18Th St
2Nd
Timothy Kutscheid
Pendleton
TV Network Technicians Strike Hits ABC Outage Visible
New York union members walkout at ABC television and radio networks after failing to reach agreement with ABC and NBC. Supervisory crews took over operations, with 1,450 workers involved and picket lines set at major stations in New York Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Peter Jennings News program was the first live show affected causing ad libbed reporting and minor technical glitches.
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New York
UPS
American Broadcasting Co
ABC Television
ABC
National Broadcasting Co
William Davis
NABET
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Wabc-Tv
John Schubeck
Ellis Moore
Davis
Peter Jennings
Queen Mary
Jennings
Texas
Senior Citizens Center Dedication Service Held at Madison County
An open house is planned from 1 to 5 p m today and Sunday at the Madison County Senior Citizens Community Center located at 1405 Range Line Rd. The center opened May 10 replacing an older building at 2108 W 8th St to support county recreation for retired residents and those on disability pensions. Membership is open to qualified Madison County residents.
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Madison County Senior Citizens Community Center, Inc
Range Line Rd
County
W. 8Th
Madison County
Gaming Raid Nets Fourteen Arrests by Vice Squad
The Ander vice squad raided Johnsons Recreation at 1019 W 16th St last night, arresting 13 people on charges from operating a gaming house to carrying a pistol without a permit. Police report $25, a gun, knives and dice found. raid marks seventh since three year period amid local gambling concerns.
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Andervice Squad
Johnson's Recreation
16Th St
Harlan Vaughn
Doyle T. Wright
Vaughn
James Edward Wright
Ira Tanner, Jr
Cedar St
George Howard
Nelle St
George Dobbie
Harry Walker
Locust St
Don Glazebrook
W. 16Th St
Herman Jennings
Dewey St
David Johnson
W. 17Th St
Robert H
Morton St
Reuther Says Talks Stall at Ford Bargaining
United Auto Workers president Walter P. Reuther returned to the Ford talks but reported no progress. He said Ford was not ready to bargain, with the strike idling plants in 25 states. Next session set for Monday morning as he planned to observe a session or two next week.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Ford
Malcolm Denise
Goldberg Asks For Political Solution Test
United Nations dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denouncing U S peace efforts in Vietnam as a sea bubble and warning fighting could expand. He condemned U S actions as ritualistic and stale charges while urging dialogue toward peace. He said US aims to keep its forces in Vietnam and hinted at bombing North Vietnam, with Britain and the Soviet Union co chairing the Geneva Conference only with Soviet consent.
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Cuba
Arze
Organization of American States
OAS
Hall of Americas
Pan American Union
United Nations, N. Y
Andrei Gromyko
U.S. B
Vietnam
U.S
Arthur J
My ’S Sions
Gromyko
Goldberg
Assembly
North Vietnam
Assem
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Indochina
Hitch Named UC President After Kerr Departure
Charles J. Hitch, a former Defense Department efficiency expert, was elected unanimously Friday as president of the University of California to succeed the fired Clark Kerr. Hitch, then vice-president, will take office January 1, 1968, at age 57.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles J. Hitch
Defense Department
University of California
Clark Kerr
Hitch
Bliss Sees GOP Chance in 1968 Presidential Race
AP reports GOP national chairman Ray Bliss says Republicans have a real chance to win the White House in 1968 if the political climate stays favorable. Bliss notes President Johnson may seek re election and cites Vietnam and poverty spending as major concerns. He also mentions a push to fund about 800 marginal House districts to gain control next year.
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Indianapolis
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Johnson
White House
Republican National Finance Committee
Indiana
Walter R. Beardsley
Elkhart
Paign
House
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
GOP
Temperature swings sweep Indiana in coming days
Indiana Weather Outlook shows ups and downs over the next several days with warming Saturday, cooling Sunday and Monday, then a midweek warmup. Friday highs reach the upper 60s to mid 70s, with light overnight lows and a five day precipitation total under a tenth of an inch. In political news, Democrats target about 31 House seats next year, with Indiana among potential districts.
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United Press International
Indiana
Wilson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Goodell
House Committee On Planning and Research
Weather brief for the day and upcoming week
The forecast shows sunny and cloudy periods with milk high today and a low tonight. Yesterday reached 65 with sunrise at 6 32 a m and sunset at 6 41 p m. Sunday expected with mid 70s and mid 50s and a 48 degree low.
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Korea
Nelco- Remy
Miami
The
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United Nations
Adolfo G. Merino
S. Guevara
la Paz
Alfredo Ovando
Ovando
Nancahuaza
Senior Citizens Center
Gaming Raid Nets
Gop Chance
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