Egypt Denies U.S. Involvement in Middle East War
Secretary of State Rusk at the White House dismissed Cairo and Radio Cairo claims that the United States and Britain aided Israel. He labeled the accusations false propaganda aimed at creating trouble in the Middle East. The Defense Department said the 6th Fleet remained distant from active fighting as President Johnson urged a ceasefire.
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Ponder
Washington
UPI
United States
U.S
America
Middle East
White House
Johnson
Dean Rusk
United Arab Republic
Israel
Rusk
Radio Cairo
Britain
Karachi
Pakistan
Defense Department
6Th Fleet
Cairo
Indiana may adopt first water quality standards in U S
Indiana may become the first state to adopt new water quality standards under a 1965 clean water act. Governor Branigin announced after the Indiana Stream Pollution Board approved the standards, pending final approval by the governor and attorney general. If Udall approves, federal grants for municipal pollution projects could rise from 30 to 50 percent.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana
Congress
Roger Branigin
Branigin
Indiana Stream Pollution Board
Blucher Poole
Udall
Administrators salaries set in county school unit
Pay hikes total 16000 annually, adding about six cents to the tax rate. A three year contract tops the list at 18500 yearly for the head of the largest district, replacing 16500. Leonard Tavern to be assistant superintendent at 14575. Kenneth Dooley’s principal pay rises to 14502. Assistant principal Jim Gabard up from 9912 to 11699. Principal pay based on teacher scale plus extra increment for two months. Elementary principals listed with new salaries. Junior High post tied to years’ experience plus 1000 for eleven months.
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Leonard Tavern
Tavern
Lebanon
Kenneth Dooley
Jim Gabbard
Robert McFrye
Lindbergh
Jerry Bohhanan
Perry Worth
Naomi Smiley
Stokes
George Westfall
Central School
Indiana Guards Run Two-Week Field Training at Camp Grayling
More than 6,000 Indiana National Guardsmen of the 38th Infantry Division head to Camp Grayling Michigan for a two week field exercise starting June 10. They will be joined by over 3,000 Michigan Guardsmen and move more than 2,500 military vehicles along U.S. routes 27 and 131. Indiana Reservists from both states add 1,000 personnel bringing total force to about 9,000 in brigade level drills for the first time since World War II, with main maneuvers ending by June 25.
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Indianapolis
UPS
Camp Grayling
Mich
Indiana
38Th Infantry
Michigan
U.S. 27
U.S 131
Indiana- Michigan
Noble F
Guardsman
Astros Givens Killed As Car Misses Curve
Pearland Texas reports Astronaut Astro Givens died when a compact foreign car crossed center line and crashed into a ditch. Two Air Force officers were injured, one critically, as the crash marked the seventh American astronaut death. Givens, 37, from Quanah Texas, was married to Ada Eva Mauss of Bedford Massachusetts with three children.
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Pearland,tex
UPI
Air Force
Givens
Houston
Southeast Baptist Memorial Hospital
Russia
Vladimir Komarov
Francis Dellorto
Chicago
Maj
S. Hall
Meadville
910Th
Youngstown
Ohio
Ellington Air Force Base
Space Center
Dellorto
Halll
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Rodger Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Charles Bassett
Elliot Lee
McDonnell Aircraft Co
St. Louis
Theodore Freeman
Billington Air Force Base
Quanah
Tex
Ada Eva Mauss
Bedford
Mass
Catherine
Edward G
Sugar Creek Bridge Work Gets Approval
County commissioners were told a new 150000 bridge in Sugar Creek Township could begin later this summer or early fall. The bridge replaces two overpasses over Prairie and Sugar Creeks east of Thorntown with costs 38000 and 90000 respectively. Funds include 60000 in the cumulative bridge fund and 33347 in expected federal aid. Engineering firm notes federal releases and waivers may cover the difference. design is 20 percent complete and drawings ready this year.
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Sugar Creek Township
Prairie Creek
Sugar Creek
Thorntown
Robert McCann
Boone
Butler, Fairman and Seufert
Ned Fairman
Indiana
Miller Monday riot disrupts Chicago courtroom
In a detention cell Miller Monday tore free a wash basin causing a flood in the courtroom before he was sentenced. The incident occurred in Chicago and was reported by UPI.
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Chicago
UPI
Miller
Courthouse Sidewalk Bids Fail To Materialize
Boone County Commission faced no bids for courthouse sidewalk repairs as notices may have been missed. County Surveyor Carl Anderson will contact contractors to solicit bids while aligning with a city street paving effort. A $30,000 transfer funds spraying Prairie Creek through Center Township for post project work. Also petitions for West 266th Street road blacktopping north of Thorntown await review.
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Boone
Carl Anderey
Oeers
Anderson
Prairie Creek
Center Township
Thorntown
266Th Street
271St Road
Ten Apply For ILC Top Post In Indianapolis
Ten applicants for the Indiana Legislative Council director position were reviewed or interviewed in Indianapolis today. The post offers 15000 to 20000 dollars annually as part of a 1967 legislative program to strengthen the lawmaking branch. Candidates include former lawmakers William T. Sebree M. Maurice Goodnight and Mary Garrett as well as Ed Thuma and several other professionals from state and university offices and legislative commissions.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Legislative Council
ILC
Wiliam T. Sebree
Anderson Democrat
M. Maurice Goodnight
Lafayette
House
Mary Garrett
Ed Thuma
Indiana Department of Commerce
Robert L. Rock
ILS
Richard J. van Mele
Bal State University
Edward D. Summers
Kentucky Legisative Research Council
Frankfort
Miller Keller
Carmel
Robert D. Stover
Jon M. Templin
Sunbeam Handicapped Center Forms Local Board
The Sunbeam School in Boone County formed its board of directors to support the newly established training center for intellectually handicapped children. Barbara K. McCoy heads the board with Peter Obremskey as vice president and Don Spaulding as secretary-treasurer. members include George McDaniel, John Michaelson, Mrs. Robert Parr, and Rev. William Tresslar. The school emphasizes abilities and independence in a sheltered setting, with staff from Whitestown and Lebanon areas. Major funding comes from the Lebanon Jaycees, with contributions from Psi Iota Xi, Medical Society Auxiliary, Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division, American Legion, Shumate Corp., and others. contributions may be sent to Spaulding at 513 East Main Street.
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Sunbeam School Board
New Sunbeam School
Boone County
Barbara McCoy
Don Spaulding
Treasur
John Michaelson
William Tresslar
George McDaniel
Peter Obremskey
Robert Parr
Sunbeam School
Barbara K. McCoy
Jamestown
Joe Gennaro
W. H
Leonard Tavern
Sichtan
Richard Harrell
Claude Potts
Miss McCoy
McPherson
Shaefer
Harold Good
Russell Roberts, Jr
Myron Wheeler
Mire
Joe Garoffolo
John’ Miller
James Rosenstihl
Spaulding
The
Lebanon Jay
Cees
Omega Chapter of
Psi Iota Xi
Medical Society Auxiliary
Women’s Division of Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Shumate Corp
Central Christian Church Circle
Earl J. Heick
New Prices New Policy at Lebanon Seashore Pool
The Lebanon Seashore Swimming Pool will open Sunday June 11 with limited daily admissions to prevent crowding and protect safety. Manager Rigard Payne and assistant Stuart Rahrer announce higher season ticket prices, revised hours, and new filtration equipment. ongoing repairs and painting, with sale of tickets Friday and Saturday.
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Ming
Rigard Payne
Payne
Indiana University Law
Stuart Rahrer
Lebanon High School
John Bumps
Janni Hawkins
Donna Chambers
David Truitt
Susan Clark
Rosemary Whitaker
Donna Stencel
Beth Caldwell
Kent Frandsen
Mark Morello
Bruce Clark
Connie Roark
Egypt Syria Algeria Break Off with U S
Arab states sever relations with the United States amid a Middle East crisis as Israel advances against Jordan and Egypt, Syria, and Algeria cite U S and British intervention. U S and Britain deny the charges as Arab unity teeters under military pressure. Meanwhile at Monmouth Park a blackout prompts jockeys to improvise workouts in the sweat room.
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U.S
United States
Syria
Algeria
Washington
Old
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
Middle East
Pariliiament
Oceanport
N.J
UPI
Monmouth Park Racetrack
Eigh
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