Needy family list drives Christmas aid efforts in Greene County
Major Cox of the Salvation Army and Juanita Greenwood of the Chamber of Commerce coordinate a yearly Christmas aid list. Citizens with knowledge of needy families are asked to call the Chamber office for verification before Salvation Army deliveries. The item also covers local sports notes about Shakamak vs Linton, and public welfare staffers discussing the Kerr-Mills Act effective January 1.
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Major Cox
Salvation Army
Juanita Greenwood
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Terre Haute Buyers' Guide Debuts Amid Strike Scene
Terre Haute, Ind. The 16 page Terre Haute Buyers' Guide appeared today on local home patches as a week seven strike against the city's two daily papers continued. Publisher listed as C and G Advertising Agency. The front page states no ties to the Terre Haute Tribune or Terre Haute Star or to the four labor unions involved in the wage dispute.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Michigan Farmer Admits Robbing Two Indiana Banks
Mich igan farmer and father of two McCutcheon admitted robbing three banks in Michigan and Indiana to pay debts. He led police to a barn stash of about 14 000 dollars and a revolver, then was jailed in Angola facing federal charges after confessing to the Howe Indiana and Waldron Michigan robberies.
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Angola
Ind
Howard A. McCutcheon
Michigan
Branch County
Mich
McCutcheon
Rte. 5
Coldwater
Hamilton
Indiana
Howe
Waldron
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Two Teens Get 10-Year Terms for Armed Robbery
James Falk 17 and Frederick O Bannon 28 of Owensburg were sentenced to 10 years in the Indiana Reformatory after pleading guilty to armed robbery. They admitted breaking into cabins along the White River and Lehman's General Store in Owensburg, robbing Kathleen Hanson at gunpoint on Nov 17 and netting $17. They were moved to prison by a sheriff's official.
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James Falk
Rtc
Bloomfield
Frederick O'Bannon
Owensburg
Indiana Reformatory
Kathleen Hanson
White River
Lehman's
Falk
O’bannon
Sheriff's Department
Pope Arrives in India as a Pilgrim of Peace
Pope Paul VI reached Bombay on a historic flight from Rome, greeted by 50,000 at the airport and 15,000 guards. The pontiff declared he came as a pilgrim of peace and joy, addressing India’s diverse faiths and urging mutual respect. His Beirut reception followed, highlighting a rare global welcome.
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Pope
India
Bombay
Paul VI
Rome
Air India
Beirut
Lebanon
Zakir Hussain
Asia
Gemini Program Hitting Snags Delays Flight Plan
Houston based coverage reports the Gemini program facing delays and secrecy as a ground test of the Titan-2 booster and Gemini capsule slips by at least a day. Officials cite readiness issues and timing shifts for a simulated flight now expected Thursday or Friday, with uncertainty about 1964 or 1965 results.
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Houston
Tex
App - America
Federal Space Agency
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Charles Mathews
Public Affairs
Jaycees Plan Award For Outstanding Young Man
The Linton Jaycees announce plans for their annual Distinguished Service Award to be given to an outstanding young man aged 21 to 36 from community nominations. Keith Thornton won last year. Nominations with name and qualifications should be mailed to Box 50, Linton, Ind. The award will be announced in January and nominations are accepted any time.
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Linton Jaycees
Keith Thornton
Box 50
Linton
Ind
Peron Return Blocked After Madrid Escape Attempt
Ousted Argentine ex president Juan Peron halted in Rio de Janeiro while trying to return to Madrid. He disembarked from a Madrid bound Iberia jet liner and was escorted to Air Force HQ at Rio airport to wait for a plane back. Brazilian officials cited Peron as highly undesirable to the Argentine government and said Brazil does not want to be a jumping off place for political agitation.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Juan D. Peron
South America
Madrid
Peron
Montevideo
Uruguay
Air Force
Rio
Iberia Airlines
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Foreign Office
Indiana to Offer Medical Care for aged under Kerr Mills program
Applications for Medical Care under Kerr Mills Medical Care begin December 1964 in Indiana counties. The plan covers residents 65 and older who meet income and asset limits, with federal, state, and county funding allocations. Initial forms go to county welfare departments, with benefits effective January 1, 1965.
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Kerr- Mills
Albert Kelly
Indiana General Assembly
Daily Citizen
Department of Public Welfare
Indiana
United States
Kelly
State Department
State
County
County Welfare Department
Baker Refuses to Testify On Kickback Case at Senate Hearing
Bobby Baker returned to the Senate investigation witness stand but again invoked constitutional grounds to refuse questions about his private dealings as Senate Democratic secretary. He declined to discuss a $25,000 kickback scheme tied to a stadium contract in 1960. Don Reynolds called himself the “bag man” in the alleged scheme, naming contractor Matthew McCloskey and former fundraiser William N. McLeod, who denied any payoff. Edward Bennett Williams led Baker’s counsel as TV coverage was limited. the 5th Amendment was cited along with the others to avoid self incrimination.
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Washington
Dpi
Bobby Baker
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
House
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Matthew McCloskey
William N. McLeod
House District Committee
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Lettuce Cigarette Promises Safer Smoking Alternative
Perry Resnick of Philadelphia unveils a lettuce leaf cigarette marketed as safe and tastier with minimal circulatory impact. Early hospital tests suggest low nicotine effects, and the product aims to replace tobacco with mentholated, filtered varieties amid calls for safer smoking options.
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Oklahoma City
Perry Resnick
Philadelphia
Resnick
Surgeon General
Skowron to Receive Chicago Baseball Writers Award
Chicago White Sox first baseman Bill Skowron will receive the come of the year award from the Chicago chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America on Jan. 10.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Bill Skowron
Baseball Writers Association of America
Snow Forecast Shifts Across Central Indiana
United Press International reports light snow moving into the northern third of Indiana with heavier snow and a mix of freezing rain or sleet later. Central and southern regions will see rain this afternoon changing to snow tonight, with no accumulations forecast. A moist five day period is expected ending next Monday, with scattered rain and snow across regions and temperatures generally below normal.
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South Bend
Evansville
Lafayette
Indianapolis
South Bend 19
Scientists set Mariner-4 midcourse plan for Mars
Project manager Jack James and scientists at JPL in Pasadena begin discussions at Caltech to schedule a mid-course maneuver that will place Mariner-4 on target for Mars. The 575-pound craft is slated to image Mars July 14 from about 12 000 miles, with a high-precision pass potentially at 8 000 miles if he mid-course maneuver succeeds.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner-4
Mars
Jack James
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Mariner - 4
Space
James
JPL Control Center
Meeting Here Tonight To Discuss Taxes
John B. Kohlmeyer Purdue Extension Economist will speak at Lin ton-Stockton High School auditorium. Greene County Cooperative Extension Service and Greene County Taxpayers Association sponsor. Residents urged to attend to discuss and analyze consequences of property sales gross income excise and service fees taxes and combinations thereof.
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John B. Kohlmeyer
Purdue Extension
Linton-Stockton High School
Greene County Cooperative Extension Service
Greene County Tax Payers Association
Ringo Starr undergoes tonsil removal in London
Ringo Starr had his tonsils removed at University College Hospital. A surgeon said the operation was successful and his condition is satisfactory. The Beatle entered the hospital Tuesday night with fans hoping for souvenirs, and he plans about a ten day stay. He quipped he is not married to the Liverpool String Quartet members and joked about visits.
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London
Ringo Starr
Miles L. Bormby
University College Hospital
Liverpool
Johnson to Break Ground for JFK Memorial Center
President Johnson will break ground on the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts at the Potomac riverside site near Arlington National Cemetery. The $31 million project aims for mid 1967 completion with Robert F. Kennedy and sisters among attendees. Jason Robards Jr. and Sir John Gielgud 예정 to participate.
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Washington
Johnson
Potomac
John F. Kennedy
Jefferson
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
White House
Kennedy
L Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
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Shakamak
Bessie Tate Gillan
Kerr - Mills
Gillan
Grace Bynum
Greene County Department of Public Welfare
Venus
Saturn
Henry Burleigh
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
University of Chicago
Eisenhower
Korea
Paul Leoni
Venezula
U.S. Naval
Chester Nimitz
Washington - Stafford School Building Corporation
Greene County
City Securities Corporation
L and M High School
Lyons
City Securities
Duluth
Minn
Santa
Santa Monica
Jaycees
Lennox P. McLendon
Justice Department
BY Hale Montgomery
Skowron
United Press International
Ringo
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