Leader of land rights band seized in Bernalillo
Reis Lopez Tijerina, longtime chief of a Spanish-American land rights faction that attacked a county courthouse, was captured near Bernalillo New Mexico with his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina and Velasquez a HELP employee. Police called the arrest a fortunate find. The trio was taken into custody after a car stop following their Friday visit to Velasquez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernalillo
N.M
UPI
New Mexico Hills
Reis Lopez Tijerina
Joe Black
Tijerina
Albuquerque
Hugh Reyes Tijerina
Uvaldo J. Velasquez
Youngsville
Texas
Velasquez
Cuba
Cardinal Ritter Dies In St. Louis Hospital
Joseph Cardinal Ritter archbishop of St. Louis and ecumenical leader died at 5 49 a m in DePaul Hospital after two heart attacks this week He was 74 Ritter helped push church reforms of the Vatican II and promoted racial tolerance He became archbishop in 1946 succeeding John Glennon and was made cardinal in 1960 He ordained priesthood in 1917 at St Meinrad Seminary in Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis Hospital
College of Cardinals
St. Louis
John Cardinal Glennon
St. Meinrad Seminary
Indiana
Cardinal
Reporter Live Wire Q and A column answers reader questions
In Lebanon Indiana the Reporter Live Wire column provides public Q and A on topics from classified ads to U S politics. It covers contact details for questions, cost data on war spending, alcohol taxes, and local services like Goodwill Salvation Army and bicycle licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reporter
East Washington Street
Lebanon
Indiana
Obituaries for Alvin Toney and Betty Davis Noted
Alvin William Toney 39 of Thorntown Boone native and Hoosier Veterinary Laboratories employee died Friday night at Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis. Betty J. Davis wife of Dale Davis former Thorn town and Wabash College basketball coach died in West Lafayette Thursday. Obituary Page 4.
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Alvin William Toney
Thorntown
Boone
Hoosier Veterinary Laboratories
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Betty J. Davis
Dale Davis
Thorntown and
Wabash College
West Lafayette
Yanks Bomb Hanoi Power Plant In Fresh Raids
United Press International reports third Hanoi bombing as American planes hit the key power plant and a missile base near the city. A Navy F8 Crusader was shot down and listed as missing in action. In Pleiku, Viet Cong rockets and small arms damaged a major allied base, killing at least 24 and wounding 138 including 51 U.S. troops.
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Saigon
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Pleiku
North Vietnam
Fred Haddock
Greenville
D.C
South China Sea
High Winds In County Cause Slight Damage
Sudden thundershowers drenched Boone County with light rain and caused minor damage from wind and lightning. Northeast winds to 55 mph hit Thorntown. trees downed in Clinton and Tippecanoe areas. a lightning strike hit Cyril Little home on North Richardson Street causing a brief blackout. No injuries reported. Little League games at Lebanon were cancelled and Memorial Park was isolated during the downpour.
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Boone County
Thorntown
Clinton
Tippecanoe
Cyril Little
North
Richardson St
Richardson Street
Lebanon
Little League Park
Memorial Park
Rotarians Hear Stark Explain Lebanon Naming
Ralph W. Stark captivated Lebanon Rotarians with a history talk on the county’s growth using early photos. He disputed the Cedars of Lebanon origin, saying Lebanon Ohio inspired the name, and traced the town’s 1831-32 founding by Indianapolis land speculators who moved the county seat from Jamestown to Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ralph W. Stark
Stark
Boone
Leanon
Ohio
Montgomery County
Indianapolis
Jamestown
Drury Parker
George Donaldson
Rotary
Norm Crawford
Crawfordsville
J. W. Griffith
Sheridan
Ed Little
Loren Garner
Greensburg
William King
Ralph Martin
John Coons
Art Owens
Anthony Kincaid
Indiana August Draft Call Sees 870 Men Selected
Indiana Selective Service Director Col. Robert K. Custer said the August draft call will be about 870 men, roughly 3 percent of the national quota. The Defense Department had announced 29,000 men to be drafted in August, up 9,100 from July and about 1870 more in Indiana than in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Guard Starts Two-Week Camp Grayling Training
Members of Battery D 150th Artillery depart Lebanon Armory for annual two week drill at Camp Grayling Michigan joining 38th Infantry Division Indiana National Guard. Lt Ronald W Henry of Knights Town commands with Sgt Willard K Smith as technician. An advance party left Thursday to prep sites for overnight bivouac in southern Michigan. The unit of 107 members trains at battalion level with a military review planned end of week for state officials and newsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
150Th Artillery
Camp Grayling
Mich
38Th Infantry Division
Indiana National Guard
Lebanon
Ronald W. Henry
Knightstown
Willard
K. Smith
Michigan
Sgt. Smith
Four ISU Students Sentenced for Theft in Terre Haute
Four Indiana State University students were sentenced in Terre Haute City Court to two days in jail for theft of 500 dollars worth of goods from a local motel. Judge Edward S. Everett fined each 10 dollars and costs, suspended. Defendants include three football players Martin C. Friedman Michael D. Hoke and Richard C. Bartone and Kenneth D. Swaim the night manager. Restitution to the Midtown Motel was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute, Ind
UPI
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Edward S. Everett
Martin C. Friedman
Mishawaka
Michael D. Hoke
LaPorte
Richard C. Bartone
Kenneth D. Swaim
South Bend
Prayer for Freedom Through Spirit and Christ Like Love
A devotional prayer invoking the Spirit of the Lord to dwell within, seeking freedom in deed and Christ like love and compassion for all people, offered in Jesus name.
Investigation of Accident in Memorial Park
Police investigated an auto crash in Memorial Park where a cement pylon was struck and 60 to 70 yards of sod torn up. The 1967 Corvette owned by Richard Harmon, 22, Lebanon, sustained about $300 in damage. An arrest is pending as officers reported the owner was stopped after another car followed. Several minor collisions were reported: Garrard and Foster at West Washington St. with $125 total damage, Cundiff and Dickerson at Citizens Bank Lot with $150 and $50 damage, and Ferguson and Merrill at 2005 North Lebanon St. with $150 damage to the Ferguson auto. No citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Park
Richard Harmon
Lebanon
Standard Grocery
West Washington St
Percy E. Garrard
Esplanade St
Charles B. Foster
North Jamison St
Garrard
Foster
Citizens Bank
Beverly Cundiff
East Walnut St
Florence E. Dickerson
RR 5
Cundiff Auto
Dickerson
North
Lebanon Street
Earl Ferguson
Noblesville
Francis M. Merrill
Walnut St
Wawseson
Ohio
Merrill
Humphrey Checks In At Bethesda Naval Hospital
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, 56, is staying a few days at Bethesda Naval Hospital to treat a mild bladder infection. He checked in after a hectic day, with four weeks of antibiotic therapy and six weeks of symptoms following a European diplomatic mission.
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Humphrey
Bethesda
Israel and Syria Cease Fire Talk Amid Damascus Assault
United Nations urged a 12:30 p.m. EDT cease-fire as Israel offered to halt advances if Syria agrees. Thant cited Israeli raids near Damascus, while Damascus reported continuous bombardment. Dayan and Bull discussed timing as council debated action. U.S. push for council condemnation of violations followed. Also: James H. McCoy jailed in San Francisco for a $21,772 bank robbery.
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United Nations
UPI
Syria
Israel
Thant
Odd Bull
U.N
Mideast
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Security Council
Soviet Union
Damascus
Gideon Rafael
Norway
Bull
Dayan
United States
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
San Francisco
James H. McCoy
McCoy
Texas
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By Larry Calloway
United Press International
Ritter
le Wire
Janie Cassell
House of Representatives
A. Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Ben Hogan
Hogan
WCTU
Goodwill and
Salvation Army
Lina Johnson
Goodwill
North East Street
William Russell
Russell & Hitch Funeral Home
Parnelli Jones
Leroy Yarborough
Parnelli
Eugene V. Risher
MONON
Monon Railroad
Lafayette
Cedars
Court House
William Stewart
Lebanon Guard
Ebanon
ISU
Kong G
Rafael
Middle East
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