U S Jets Hit Cong Targets In Latest Air Raids
U S war planes mounted 78 missions into North Vietnam marking the fourth straight day of heavy bombardment since the restart of bombing after the lull. Seven American planes were lost, with one F105 Thunderchief down off the coast and rescued pilot Capt Richard D Tielin of Chicago. Raids targeted Hanoi Hai Phong Dong Hoi Vinh Thanh Hoa and the Mu Gia Pass as ground forces claim Viet Cong losses of 32 in Thursday night and today, including 21 in Operation Crazy Horse near a 275 mile north of Saigon valley where 390 Viet Cong dead and 31 captured so far.
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Saigon
U.S
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Shamble S
Ervey
Richard D. Tielin
Chicago
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Thanh Hoa
Mu Gia
1St Air Cavalry Division
Elephant Grass
Surveyor space craft sends 863 clear moon photos
United Press International reports from Pasadena that the Surveyor spacecraft beamed 863 clear pictures including a potential lunar mountain. The 620 pound rover, after a successful sea of storms landing, provided panoramic and close up images, showing a dented horizon and bolts in detail. Transmission pauses aligned with orbital range and will resume.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Surveyor
Earth
California
Mojave
Russia
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Goldstone
U.S
Soviet Union
Thorntown Students Win French Summer Study Grants
Thorntown High School girls Ellen Hay and Penny Taylor earned spots in the American Pre College Program in Paris. They depart June 22 from Chicago O’Hare, tour France Italy and Switzerland, study at Foundation des Etats-Unis, and return August, with cultural excursions and Bastille Day participation.
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Thorntown
Europe
France
Ellen Hay
Thorntown High School
Penny Taylor
Paris
Chicago
O’hare
TWA
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Foundation Des Etats - Unis
Cite Universitaire
International House
Renault Automobile Factory
Les Halles
United States
Girl Cyclist Killed By Car In Indiana Toll Rises
United Press International reports Indiana’s 1966 highway fatalities rose to at least 601, including seven-year-old Rosemary Fountaine of Logansport who died after a car struck her while she rode a bicycle. Police said driver Lois Beck could not avoid the girl and nearly hit a boy nearby. The week’s other child deaths spurred warnings as school let out. Six-year-old Terry Parsley of Knox, three-year-old Karvin Baker of New Castle, and siblings Terry and Patrick Dyer of Russiaville, plus Debra Grass of Rochester, all died in motor vehicle incidents.
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Indiana
Logansport
Rosemary Fountaine
Lois Beck
R.R. 1
Burnettsville
Terry Lee Parsley
Knox
Starke
Karvin Baker
New Castle
Terry Dyer
Patrick
Russiaville
Debra Sue Grass
Rochester
Kiwanis honors scholastic winners and screens daring river film
Lebanon Kiwanis saluted Miss Sue Barton and Miss Paula Kays with scholastic awards for algebra and general math, with their mothers in attendance. The club also screened Nine Against The River, a color film about a turbine boat ascent of the Colorado River, detailing a five week, 700 mile expedition that faced deadly rapids and a life threatening ascent by Jon Hamilton and a team including four Indianapolis men Bill Austin Jim Bechtel Dick Young and George Morrison.
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Lebanon
Bob Gayer
Bob Cousins
Louisville
John C. Martin
Zionsville
Bob Harman
Arenes
Colorado River
Jon Hamilton
New Zealand
Colorado
Indianapolis
Bill Austin
Grand Canyon
Jim Bechtel
Dick Young
George Morrison
Indiana Gear Works
Reception Honoring Green At Allen Country Club
National Republican committeewoman Mrs Cecil Hardin will host a public reception for Paul Green at Allen Country Club Sunday 2 to 4. The event, sponsored by the County Central Committee, will honor the new Sixth District chairman with notable Republicans including Charles Hendricks Richard Roudebush and William Bray in attendance. County vice chairman Bernadine Burns urged all county residents to attend and meet the new district chairman.
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National Republican
County Central Committee
Bardid
GOP
Charles Hendricks
U.S
Richard L. Roudebush
William Bray
Bernadine Burns
Daffynitions Psychoanalyst Joke
A punchline about a man who leaves cracked patients broke.
Buddhist Crisis Deepens as Saigon Government Faces Fallout
Militants seize control of Saigon Buddhist leadership amid rising north Viet Nam unrest. A nun self immolates in Da Nang protesting President Johnson's aid to Ky while followers urge Johnson to withdraw U.S. support. Government troops rush to Da Nang as new leadership forms.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Hue
da Nang
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddha
Thich Tam Chau
Vien Hoa Dao
Thich Ho Giao
Thich Na Dieu Dinh
Hai Lac
U.S
Central Christian Church Fried Chicken Dinner Fund Drive
The 11th annual dinner at the 4 H Building on Thursday June 9 runs 5 to 8 pm. Mrs. Jack Breedlove chairs, with Mrs. Robert Strawmyer co chair. Proceeds benefit church activities with booths and sales on site. Tickets from members or at the door.
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Central Christian Church
Jack Breedlove
Robert Strawmyer
Cochairman
Women’s Fellowship
James Nelson
Lloyd Hopkins
Charles Wheeler
Troop Buildup Likely To Exceed August Draft Target
Washington reports the U.S. military buildup is set to surpass budgeted manpower as the Army drafts 32,600 for August. Air Force and Navy exceed their limits and total armed forces near 3,093,000 by month end. Officials say no change in Viet Nam strategy, hoping communists seek talks. The August draft call adds 6,000 above July’s 26,500 quota, more than double July’s inductions.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Air
Prayer as the Lipper Root
A devotional exhortation invoking forgiveness based on Matthew 6 12, asking Christ to cleanse sin and teach prayer in His spirit, acknowledging past wrongs toward others and seeking divine mercy through a concise liturgical prayer.
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Savior Christ
Park Is Still Cemetery Says Judge's Ruling
Judge Everett Lucas states the James Hill Memorial Park may be called a cemetery though the case against Lebanon schools continues. The ruling only covers description. a trial will decide if the school can keep using the land. potential venue change is possible.
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James Hill Memorial Park
Everett Lucas
Boone Circuit
James Hill Park
Lebanon Csd
Dave Richey
Lucas
Lebanon Junior High School
James Hill
Richey
Cernan Ready for Spacewalk On Saturday
Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan reached orbit and closed to 10 to 30 feet of the target satellite the ATDA named Glob amid a shroud issue. The crew logged a successful launch at 9 39 a m EDT with a spacewalk planned for Saturday.
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Tom Stafford
Gene Cernan
Cap Kennedy
Cernan
Thomas Stafford
Eugene Cernan
Space Twins
Stafford
ATDA
Hawaii
Obituaries of local residents William F. Bear Doris Irene Wells May R. Duff
William F. Bear aged 61, a car penter in the Zionsville area for 30 years, died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon at work. Doris Irene Wells, 62, Boone county native and chief cook at Boone County Farm, active in community groups, died Thursday at Witham Hospital. May R. Duff, formerly of RR 6, Lebanon, died early today at Ben Hur Nursing Home in Crawfordsville.
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William F. Bear
Zionsville
Doris Irene Wells
Boone County
Witham Hospital
May R. Duff
RR 6
Lebanon
Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Zionsville Colonial Days Begin With Festivities
Zionsville starts its Colonial Days festival with a Little Miss contest and a water ball duel among Boone County fire departments. Events run Friday night teen dance and pop band, Saturday parade with jet flyover, lunch, and a 2 p.m. auction led by Ed King and Gene Marsh.
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Zionsville
Shelter House
Ed King
Gene Marsh
Z-ville
Boone County
Leonard Griz
Zle
Charles Jones
Maurice McCullough
Swingsters
Zainsville Square Dance Club
Zionsville Firemen Map Rural Homes With Numbers
Zionsville firemen plan to survey six hundred rural homes, assign each a unique number, and map them for rapid identification in emergencies. Fire Chief Maynard Moore leads the effort with Captain Gerald Higbeek and Isinal Chief Claud Robey assisting. a future electro board would light a house number when dialed from a telephone circuit. The project will take several weeks to complete.
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Maynard Moore
Moore
Sveral
Gerald Higbeek
Isinal
Claud Robey
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Restroom Fund
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Central Indiana Boy Scouts
Zionsville Kiwanis
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