Waves Of Jets Bomb North Viet Nam Camps
Waves of U S and South Vietnamese planes bombed two North Vietnamese camps scoring direct hits on army barracks. A total of 52 planes flew nearly 100 sorties. An arsen al of Chinese Communist weapons was captured near the border. Eight U S Marines died in helicopter crashes. Major raids included carriers Bon Homme Richard and Midway against Vinh. Ground fighting yielded 80 guerrillas killed and 60 wounded near Da Nang.
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Space Twins In 62 Orbits Plucked From Ocean County
A sudden 1.3 inch downpour with high winds and hail struck Boone County Sunday afternoon. The storm drenched Lebanon area, toppled a WISH Channel 8 tower in Indianapolis was interrupted, and left three inches of surplus rainfall for the county. No injuries or tornado reports in the county.
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Boone Weekend Fires Hit Lebanon Thorntown Yet No Injuries
Firemen in Boone County battled minor blazes with no injuries. A shed at 510 West South Street Lebanon burned badly from an undetermined origin around 2:50 p.m. Saturday. At 212 West Church Street in Thorntown a gas range pilot light ignited glue causing $300 damage. A New York Central Diesel engine near Hazelrigg caught fire and was subdued by Thorntown and towed to Thorntown. Fire Chief Harry Rose led the crews. prank calls to 717 East Elm Street Lebanon are illegal.
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Model Student Bank Robber? Model Student Bank Robber?
Duane Pope a 22 year old McPherson College graduate faced federal bank robbery charges for last Friday's Farmers State Bank heist at Big Springs Nebraska. The gunfire killed bank president Andreas Kjeldgaard and cashiers Glen Hendrickson and Lois Ann Hothan. another employee was wounded. An FBI alert labeled him very dangerous and possibly armed. Funeral services for the victims were held that afternoon. Authorities described Pope as a former football hero and a nationwide search was issued.
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Six Killed In Traffic Over The Weekend
United Press International reports Indiana saw six traffic deaths over the weekend raising 1965 toll to at least 572. Wet roads blamed for crashes on Indiana 67 near Indianapolis and other roads. Victims included J Tom Galloway of Dayton Ohio and Indianapolis with Doyle McConnell critically hurt, Emmett Dingus of Martinsville, David L Hidway of Alexandria, Fred Cox of Detroit, Larry W Kramer of Bloomington, Gerry Walley of Hammond, and Cloyd Short of Michigan City along with multiple injuries.
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Judy Holliday Dies at 41 After Cancer Battle
New York actress Judy Holliday mother Helen Tuvim and son Jonathan Oppenheim survivor. died at Mt Sinai Hospital after a five year cancer fight. Real name Judith Tuvim she rose to fame in Born Yesterday winning an Academy Award. divorced from David Oppenheim.
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Obituaries for Walter Taylor Mary Gamble and Cora Groover
Walter G Taylor 83 retired Montgomery Ward officer died Sunday in Sheridan Obituary page 4. Mary Elizabeth Gamble 102 Boone County's oldest citizen died Saturday afternoon at daughter's home in Lebanon Obituary page 1. Cora Groover 80 lifelong Boone County resident died Sunday morning at her home 510 West Washington Lebano n Obituary page 4.
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Oldest Boone Citizen Mrs Gamble Dies at 102 in Lebanon
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gamble 102 of 813 South East Street Lebanon died at 2 50 p m Saturday at her daughter's home Mrs Pauline Harris with whom she had lived for nine years She was born February 20 1863 in Boone County and raised nearby She and her husband farmed 27 years in Boone and Hendricks counties and after 18 years back in Boone lived in Indianapolis She was bedfast nine months but remained alert She married Clinton Gamble who died 24 years ago Surviving daughters Nora Harris and another daughter and son William C Gamble of Indianapolis plus grandchildren great grandchildren and a brother William A Griffith Funeral services 10 30 a m Tuesday at Russell Hitch Lebanon Funeral Home with Rev Eve r et Wilson and Rev Roy L Thomas officiating Burial in Old Union Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home anytime
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Supreme Court overturns Estes 1962 swindle convictions
The high court reversed Billie Sol Estes convictions due to televised trial segments, stating press rights do not grant TV access to federal court proceedings. Estes remains in a Leavenworth federal prison for mail fraud and conspiracy. the decision does not affect his current imprisonment. Justice Clark warned against using First Amendment freedoms to televise courtrooms. No telecasting occurs in federal courts. only some state courts permit it.
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Stewart to resign as Indiana GOP chairman in June
Robert N. Stewart of Columbus announced he will resign as chairman of the Indiana Republican State Central Committee on June 15. He will turn in the resignation at a 22 member meeting after 25 months at the helm. Stewart plans a three week Russia tour sponsored by a program led by former President Eisenhower. He is a conservative wing figure who took over in May 1963 amid a $175,000 debt, and later helped GOP mayor candidates gain ground in 111 cities.
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First Chapter Of Tornado Story On Page Six Today
The Palm Sunday tornado chronicle begins in Diary of A Disaster by Boyd Gill and Don Wallis Jr. from the Indiana Polis UPI. Published daily five days a week until mid July, chapters cover tornado causes and the April disaster that killed 139 people, injured 1,200 plus, and caused nearly $100 million in damage. Readers may save clippings. extra copies are limited and can be ordered at 482-4650.
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Editor Stewart Riley Dies at 66 in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Stewart Riley publisher of Bedford Times Mail and Bloomington Herald Telephone died Sunday at 66. A Rockford Illinois native, he started in 1923, formed the Times Mail, opened the Daily Herald Bloomington, merged papers into World Telephone, and served on Indiana University board of trustees. Survived by widow Dagmar and daughter Katherine Ann. Services set Wednesday at Presbyterian Church Bedford with burial Cresthaven Cemetery.
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Daffynitions Gardner: a person with a raking back trait
A playful definition presents Daffynitions Gardner as someone who frequently endures a raking back. It frames the person as a humorous character known for this peculiar habit and notes the lighthearted, punny nature of the term.
Edens Admitted to Michigan Law Practice
George Anthony Edens son of Mr and Mrs E W Edens of 120 Trips Avenue passed the Michigan State Bar exam in March and was admitted to practice on May 27 He works as associate with Luyendyk Hainer Hillman Karr and Dutcher at 216 Federal Square Grand Rapids He graduated Lebanon High School in 1959 Purdue University 1962 with a BS and earned his LLB from Indiana University in February this year He is married to Suzie Grortiser and has children Kim and Kent He is the grandson of John Huber and the late Mrs Huber and Mrs James Gowrie of Lebanon
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Lebanon
Former Indiana Attorney General Samuel Lesh Dies
Huntington, Ind. Samuel Lesh former Indiana attorney general from 1922 to 1926 died at 96. A Michigan Law School graduate he practiced in Huntington and Indianapolis. He was a lifetime member of the Indiana Bar Association since 1963. Survivors include two sons and three grandchildren. Space Center Houston Gemini 4 crew James McDivitt and Edward White splashed down 48 miles off target after 97 hours 57 minutes aloft. They were rescued by helicopters and delivered to the carrier Wasp, reporting they felt great and hungry.
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Splash Down On Schedule But Off Target
Space heroes James McDivitt and Edward White landed aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp at 2 09 p m EDT today after their four day Atlantic splashdown following the historic space flight.
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