Hippies And Police Reach Truce At Indiana University
Indiana University students and Bloomington officials reached a truce after a late Friday session. Groups may use Kirkwood Ave if they act normally and avoid blocking driveways. Fewer police patrols will be on the streets, as arrests from Thursday night’s disturbance are continued until July 7.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana University “Hippies
John Hooker
Kirkwood Ave
Mrs Wood Named Mrs Personality 1967 At Boone County Ball
Lebanon area residents gathered for the Coronation Ball at Lebanon Armory to crown Mrs Personality 1967 from five finalists representing Lebanon Whitestown and Jamestown. The surprise addition crowned Mrs Roy E Wood aka Ernie as the new title holder ahead of the final five.
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Boone County
Lebanon Armory
Lebanon
Whitestown
Jamestown
Alen’Country Club
Roy E. Wood
Wood
Ernie
The
Lebanon Lions Club
Sharon Blythe
Free Lance
Paul Harris Stores
William Wright
Cole Auto Service
Indianapolis
Byron Field
American Dairy Association
John Donaldson
John D. Isenhour
Alyn McConnaha
Ronald Hiland
Donald Schreiner
Bank Robber Gets Cold Feet
INDIANAPOLIS UP I A man apparently planned to rob an east side savings and loan in the Eastgate Plaza Friday night but balked at the last moment. Officials and deputies watched the area after a note on a table claimed a gun and demanded money. No arrest was made and no suspects were found after hours of patrols.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indianapolis Sav
Ings and Loan Association
First Federal Savings and Loan
Eastgate
Marion County
Mrs. Flossie Weaver Dies at 77 in Indianapolis
Boone County native and former Lebanon resident Mrs. Flossie Weaver died early today at Wray Nursing Home Indianapolis. Obituary page 4.
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Flossie Weaver
Boone County
Lebanon
Wray Nursing Home
Indianapolis
Pulliam Memorial Pipe Organ Installed at Centenary Church
Centenary Methodist Church stages Sunday worship with the new Eugene C. Pulliam Memorial pipe organ. Six trumpeters will inaugurate the instrument, which features more than 1100 pipes and a two manual console. The dedication is part of a regular service at 10 30 a m with a fall dedication recital planned. Boorte Lodge No 9 F and A M attends in observance of St Johns Day.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Pulliam Memorial
Richard Dawes Akers
East South Street
E. H. Holloway Corporation of
Indianapolis
Eugene C. Pulliam
Irvin B. Pulliam
M.ellen Pulliam
Thomas G. Williams
Centenary
Felgemaker
Boorte Lodge No. 9
Two Juveniles Jailed For Curfew Breach
Two juveniles spent the night in Boone County Jail after being picked up early in Memorial Park by Lebanon City Police for curfew violation. They were released before noon to their parents. Two others were also apprehended for violating the 11 p.m. curfew and released to their parents. Curfew for juveniles is 10 p.m. weekdays and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Sheriff McConnaha reported a busy jail, with five brought in by State Police on various charges, totaling 14 overnight, alongside murder suspect Lawrence Shockley and others facing burglary, vehicle theft, or intoxication-related terms. Earlier, police responded to a North Grant Street barricade as cycles crossed a condemned bridge. The bridge warning and a warm night spurred drag racing and cycle brigades, with the park crowded near 1:30 a.m.
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Boone County
Memorial Park
Lebanon City
James McConnaha
Lawrence Shockley
North Grant Street
Johnson Kosygin to Seek Balanced Summit Backdrop
President Johnson meets his new grandson in San Antonio before traveling to Glassboro for a second parley with Soviet Premier Kosygin. The two leaders, arriving with a calmer tone, plan to press major issues from Vietnam to arms control as they continue their weekend discussions.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Luci
Patrick Nugent
Kosygin
New York
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Glassboro
N.J
Philadelphia
Russia
Los Angeles
Hollybush
College
Kosygin Visits Niagara Falls Then Tours Power Project
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin viewed Niagara Falls from the misty upper river area then changed plans to visit the Niagara Power Project. He rode Maid of the Mist for 20 minutes and spent 15 minutes atop Prospect Point observatory, eager for details on the project from Mayor E. Dent Lackey.
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Niagara
Falls
N.Y
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Kosygin
Prospect Point
Niagara Power Project
E. Dent Lackey
Lackey
Luff Reviews Medicare Costs At Rotary Meeting
John Luff, Witham Hospital administrator, spoke to Rotary Club about how Medicare subsidies individuals not hospitals. He said hospital costs rose about 18 percent annually due to higher wages and more staff, with government taking a share of annual surpluses since Medicare’s inception. He cautioned costs will keep rising without improved service. Visiting Rotarians from Frankfort Indianapolis Greensburg Crawfordsville and Marathon Florida attended.
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John Luff
Witham Hospital
Rotary Club
Luff
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Crawfordsville
Marathon
Fla
Missing Voice Recorder May Explain Crash in Pennsylvania
A Mohawk Airlines BAC111 crash near Blossburg left 34 dead including four crew. Witnesses saw the tail section detach before impact. the flight recorder was recovered and sent to Washington for analysis as investigators weigh sabotage and cockpit data. The FBI, FAA, and NTSB examined the scene while search for the voice recorder continued at dawn.
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Blossburg
UPI
Mohawk Airlines
Allegheny Hill Country
Elmira
Washington, D.C
Bower’s Hill
FBI
FAA
Federal Aviation Agency
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington
Maine
John H. Reed
Reed
Local Guardmen Arrive Home Today From Camp Grayling
About 6 000 Indiana National Guard members from the 38th Infantry Division return to home armories after two weeks of field training at Camp Grayling plus 3 000 Guardsmen from Michigan and Illinois. The exercises, conducted under tactical conditions with Air National Guard Tactical Air Force support, aimed to raise combat readiness. Nearly 1 000 Army Reserve personnel joined to meet annual training requirements, with highlights including the Division Review on June 17 before Maj. Gen. John S. Anderson and Maj. Gen. Noble F. Schlatter.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Indiana National Guard
150Th Artillery
Michigan
Illinois
Air National Guard Tactical Air Force
38Th
United States
Indiana Guardsen
38Th Infantry Division
Army Reserve
John S. Anderson
State of
Indiana
Noble F. Schlatter
UFO Expert F Edwards Dies in Indianapolis
Frank Edwards, 59, renowned radio and TV figure and UFO expert, died Friday at his home in Indianapolis likely from a heart attack. Illness forced his resignation from WXLW about a month earlier. He authored six books on unusual phenomena, including Flying Saucers Serious Business, a best seller. He began at KDKA in 1923 and later worked for WGRC Louisville WISH and WIRE before moving to Indianapolis in the 1940s. Continued on page 4.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Frank Edwards
WXLW
Edwards
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGRC
Louisville
WISH
WIRE
Runaway Boy Found After Missing From Lebanon Home
A 15 year old Lebanon boy missing since Thursday afternoon was found last night near Spencer after an all points bulletin. Paul Hale left his West Superior Street home after 2:30 p.m. and told his brother he planned to go to Chicago. His mother urged him to contact his family and return home. Police confirmed the youth was in the Spencer area around 8 p.m. last night.
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Lebanon
Spencer
All Points
Paul Hale
Clyde Hale
West Superior Street
Indianapolis
Chicago
Use Own Dead As Shields In Fierce Attack
Saigon reports 76 U.S. paratroopers killed and 25 wounded on a jungled Central Highlands ridge. Two trapped platoons faced North Vietnamese assaults as reinforcements moved in. battlefield losses left six survivors among the trapped groups. Authorities say up to 450 enemy may have died.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Cambodia
173Rd Airborne Brigade
173Rd
Nim Wheeler
Wheeler
North Vietnam
Big Nam Dinh
Claypool Hotel Fire Forces Evacuation In Indianapolis
A three alarm blaze at the Claypool Hotel on the Crossroads of America damaged the downtown building. Estimated losses reach 250000 with 400 guests evacuated and no serious injuries. Manager Raymond Meredith expects limited operations to resume in days. a 200000 remodeling project must be restarted after being nearly complete. The fire started in a fourth floor room where folding cots were stored and may have smoldered hours.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Claypool
Raymond Meredith
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Alen Country Club
Arthur Elliott
Zionsville
U. ‘Hippies
Guy Loftman
Steve Hagan
Mrs. Wood
Roy Martin
A. F. Graham
Joe Garoffolo
Robert Harman
John Demaree
Neal Banton
Ray Ritter
James Mossman
Prooe
Martin
Elliott
N.J.) State College
Kosygin Tours
Medicare
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert E. Peach
F. Edwards
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