Santa Barbara Fire Kills One Firefighter In Major Brush Blaze
A 10 mile blaze near Santa Barbara destroys or damages 106 homes and evacuates thousands. One fireman was killed and 40 injured as 2,000 firefighters fought the flames that scorched 30,000 acres, threatening Montecito luxury homes and other property. Losses exceed 3.5 million with precious art and sports treasures lost for Avery Brundage and Robert Hutchins.
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UPI
Oceanside
Montecito
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Robert Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
University of Chicago
U.S. Forest Service
Warren Commis- Combre
Sion
John
Upper Goleta
Here
San Marcos Canyon
Paradise
Downtown
Santa Bar
Kennedy Death Report Delivered to President by Warren
President Johnson received the Warren Commission report in the White House Cabinet Room after the Dallas assassination. Chief Justice Earl Warren presented the blue bound volume, calling it heavy as reporters observed. Johnson pledged careful study and urged all Americans to heed the findings.
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F. Kennedy
Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Earl , Warren
Warren
White House
Commission
Homecoming Parade Tonight Sets Parade and Queens
Several hundred students and 47 decorated floats will escort three Homecoming Queen candidates through downtown Anderson as the annual celebration opens. The event features a police escort, parade marshals, AHS marching band, student council, and various homerooms and clubs. During halftime the queen is crowned and finalists include Maria Hernandez and Linda Green among others.
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Anderson
W. Leo Sanders
Jack Macy
AHS
Highland High School
Linda Tyler
Maria Hernandez
Venezuela
Linda Green
Peggy Mayer
Teressa Dale
Precinct May Be Declared Void in Election Suit
The suit brought by Commissioner Harold Foust against Everett Stottlemyer faces a potential decision to void all ballots from a precinct after six envelopes were labeled forged. Testimony questioned whether the signatures matched, leaving judges to decide if entire precinct votes must be discarded in the ongoing case. Washington updates note Senate investigators to release Estes scandal findings next week.
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Harold Foust
Everett Stottlemyer
Dale Preesnell
Washington
UPI
Senate
Billie Sol Estes
Estes Report to Senate On Fraud Case Ensuing Campaign
Estes, Pecos businessman, built a multi million dollar farm empire before a fraud and conspiracy conviction. He faces 23 years in prison and has appealed while free on bond. Senate subcommittee delayed report due to Civil Rights filibuster and heavy workload.
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Estes
Texas
Pecos
Tex
Senate
McClellan
Agriculture Department
Department
Asssistant
Texan
Bankers Gather for Indiana Region 3 Meeting at Anderson Club
More than 200 bankers attended the Region 3 annual meeting of the Indiana Bankers Association at the Anderson Country Club. Wilbur Roby moderated the discussion, with Burr S. Swezey Jr. presiding. Panel members included Rolland H. Neese and Frances J. Moore, along with state and local banking officials.
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Anderson Country Club
Wilbur
Roby
Anderson Banking Company
Delaware
Grant
Blackford
Henry
Howard
Jay
Randolph
Tipton
Wayne Counties
Madison County
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Lafayette National Bank
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Mr. Swerey
Rolland H. Neese
Governor's Bank Law Study Commission
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Union Bank and Trust Company
Franklin
Frances J. Moore
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
American Fletcher National Bank and Trust Company
Indianapolis
For sale husband in good condition says Mrs Monaghan
In Toton England Mrs Linda Monaghan withdrew a posted ad offering to sell her husband Donald after a quarrel. The 31 year old mother of two claimed it was a joke but drew many inquiries from locals who criticized the post office for the publicity. She said she would not swap him for tea in China.
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Toton
England
Linda Monaghan
Donald
Post Office
Goldwater Drops Charge From Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater deleted a section accusing President Johnson of using a 25,000 government kickback in 1960 from a major Boston speech. He did not include the charge in his delivery at Fenway Park. Local Republicans and supporters applauded while protesters filled the venue.
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UPS
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Goldwater
Fenway Park
Thhree
Leverett
Senate Votes Mild Measure On Districting
The Senate backed a nonbinding request for federal courts to slow districting by population, easing an obstacle to Congress adjournment. The 44-38 vote approved Mansfield’s rider to the foreign aid bill, with Dirksen’s approach aimed at delaying court orders for years. The House must yet concur.
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Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mansfield
House
Texan Star Calhoun To Address Madison County GOP Event
Rory Calhoun the Texan TV star will speak at Linders-On-The-Point to boost Republican efforts. Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine and Fifth District candidate John Feighner join a daylong GOP caravan across Madison County for the November election push.
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Nobdy
Rory Calhoun
Linder’s-On
the- Point
Calhoun
Myron Seybert
Indianapolis
Madison County
Richard C. Ristine
Anderson Municipal
John Feighner
Masson
Congress
Fifth
GOP
Southdale
Fred James
County
Young Republican Group
John Guion
Cheryl Caldwell
Indiana
Herald
UAW Exempts Parts Makers From Walkout
The United Auto Workers exempt Delco Remy and Guide Lamp parts makers from a strike as 260,784 GM workers are set to walk out today if no contract is agreed. Locals 662 and 663 report for work, while Indiana plants in Indianapolis Muncie and Marion face separate actions. The union plans an unlimited extension and directs part makers to stay at work until further notice.
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Detroit
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General Motors
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American Motors
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UAW
Indiana
Indianapolis
Muncie
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Louis G
Seaton
Walter P
Reuther
Southdale
Police Testify About Riot Aid at Indiana Girls School
Indiana state police officers testified at a legislative hearing that they received little help from school staff while quelling a riot at the Indiana Girls School involving most of the 170 inmates. They described mats and fire hoses being used by staff but discouraged by police.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Girls School
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission
Statehouse
Marion County Grand Jury
J. R. Rees
Columbus
Richard Bodine
Mishawaka
Cochairmen
Legislative Committee
Forrest Dimean
Gene Chaney
Cpl
Richard Jones
Indiana State Police
Indiana Correction
Arthur Campbell
Baker to Testify on Kickback in Kennedy Johnson Campaign
Senate Rules Committee chair Sen. B Everett Jordan said Robert G Bobby Baker will be called to testify about a kickback to the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund in 1960. He named two others involved Philadelphia builder Matthew McCloskey and insurer Don Reynolds and hoped for results before the November election.
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UPI
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Kennedy-Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D.nec
Philadelphia
Matthew McCloskey
Democratic Party
Don. IB. Reynolds
Jordan
Auto Makers Keep 1965 Basic Prices for Sixth Year
Ford Motor Co and Chrysler Corp followed General Motors in announcing that basic prices of their 1965 cars will remain unchanged for the sixth consecutive model year. GM made the first companywide announcement on Wednesday before previews in dealer showrooms nationwide.
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Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Hesburgh Granted Private Audience by Pope Paul VI
Father Theodore Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame was received in a private audience by Pope Paul VI in Vatican City on Thursday, according to official sources.
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Vatican City
UPI
Father Theodore I.M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
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State Farm Progress Show Ballot Favors Goldwater For President
At the Farm Progress Show in Brookston Indiana 1068 voters across three days completed machines tallying 57.6 percent in favor of Goldwater and 42.4 percent for Johnson. The event hosted by Prairie Farmer Publishing Co drew about 200000 visitors and asked ten agriculture questions per voter with results showing strong support for farmer bargaining power and cooperative ideas.
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Brookston, Ind
Goldwater
Johnson
Fletcher, Wessel and Enright
St. Joseph
Chilly Showers Drop Temperatures Across Indiana
A band of chilly showers moved from Northern Indiana with temperatures forecast to fall into the 40s statewide. Friday highs range from the upper 60s to the low 70s with additional clouds possible Saturday after sun on Friday. The report notes continued cool conditions across the state.
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Associated Press
Indiana
St. John’s Hospital
Russell Hollo
Indiana Ave
Abou.t South
Donald Comel
Donald Comel— Tka
Bramble Way
Community Hospital
Ays
New Arrivals From Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. James Deeter Lingalls welcomed a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shively at 5815 Fletcher St. had a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ltoyd at 4213 E. Lynn St. had a girl. Mr. and Mrs. John Kantner of Alexandria had a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Odell Chamberlain at 2257 Walton St. had a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Main Pendleton welcomed a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Martin at 310 E. Bist St. had a girl. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jerry Bruce at 140 Lennox St. had a boy. Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace at 316 B. 3rd St. had a boy.
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James Deeter
Lingalls
Larry Shively
Fletcher St
Glenn Ltoyd
E. Lynn St
John Kantner
Alexandria
Odell Chamberlain
Walton St
Richard Main
Pendleton, & Boy
Darrell Martin
E. Bist St
A. Jerry Bruce
Lennox St
James Wallace
B. 3Rd St
Sunny and Cool With Increasing Clouds Today
Fair and cool conditions prevail with increasing cloudiness. A warmer Saturday is expected as highs reach the 43 to 50 range tonight with a low around 43 to 50. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:32 a.m. Sunset today at 6:40 p.m.
Campaign Issues Ring Doorsteps Across Madison County
In the 1964 presidential race a county wide effort will reach every home in Madison County. Some 500 Goldwater campaign workers start their outreach on October 10 and 17, aiming to bring the candidate’s views to voters, with volunteer teams operating nationwide.
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Madison County
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater Victory
David
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