License plates and Madrigal Dinners in Indiana news
The Citizen lists 1966 license plates on sale with two 1965 plates available for trucks and motorcycles, awaiting owner recovery, plus a note on a subscription from Ernest G. Clark. It also covers Indiana Memorial Union Madrigal Dinners selling out, with 3100 pounds roast beef and other ingredients, and final performance today. Additionally, a Seaway update reports all ships reached open water this year, avoiding a repeat of last year’s ice blockage.
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Automobie
Vincennes Street
Indiana Memorial Union
Indiana University
Alumni Hall
Memorial Union
Harold W. Jordan
The
Union
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
State parks face fee overhaul in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana Department of Natural Resources Commission approved a broad set of park and facility charges aiming for uniform rates. New fees include 35 cents boat rental down from 50, 25 cents daily private boat launches, $1 daily attended ramp launches, $5 yearly launches, $1 open dock rentals, and $4 closed docks. Group dock permits rise to 110 plus 10 per extra slip. park inn rooms 3.75 to 12 per day plus age surcharge. meals priced separately. Lieber and Racoon Lake add three sided camper cabins at 3 per day. group camp rental 50 cents per day per person.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Department of Natural Resources Commission
Commission
Park Inns
Mitchell
Lieber State Park
Raccoon Lake
Hunger protest at Notre Dame continues through second day
Five core protesters at the University of Notre Dame hunger fast persist after two days of fasting for priestly discipline. Phillip O Mara leads the Floral Park New York group as they aim to continue at least until Christmas vacation. Sympathizers fasting between meals join students, with related demonstrators also active in Manchester New Hampshire over priest discipline and dissent on war and civil rights issues.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
University of Notre Dame
Phillip O'Mara
Floral Park
N.Y
Manchester
N.H
Albany
Guthrie Elected Head of Indiana Coal Group
Guthrie, superintendent of the Squaw Creek strip mine in Warrick County, was elected president of the Indiana Coal Association at its Terre Haute board meeting. Roy Dean became vice president, L. E. Sawyer was re-elected secretary-treasurer, and remaining directors include W. J. Crawford, Webb Endicott, S. F. Sherwood, Melvin Seipman, Henry Smith, William Hartman, John Barnett, and Miller Spears.
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Mer E Guthrie
Squaw Creek
Warrick County
Indiana Coal Association
Terre Haute
Guthrie
Association
Roy Dean
Ayrshire Colleries Corporation of
Indianapolis
L. E. Sawyer
ICA
Tecumseh Coal Corporation
Peabody Coal Company
Tecumseh
Dean
W. J. Crawford
Enos Coal Corporation
Webb Endicott
Thunderbird Colieries Corporation
5S. F. Sherwood
Sherwood-Tempelton Coal Corporation
Melvin Seipman
S. A. Coal Corporation
Henry Smith
Princeton Mining Company
William Hartman
John Barnett
Blackfoot Coal & Land Company
Miller Spears
Morgan Coal Company
Tonight Show draws FCC scrutiny over indecency risk
FCC Commissioner Robert E. Lee told UPI late night talk shows border on indecency, citing Tonight with Johnny Carson and anecdotes from guests like Ray Milland. He plans no action but seeks industry dialogue to establish decency guidelines while praising Carson’s talent and noting the program reaches 150 cities.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Robert E. Lee
Lee
National Broadcasting Co
Johnny Carson
Carson
Ray Milland
Airman Killed in Crash of Bomber in South Vietnam
A two man B57 Canberra bomber on a strike mission crashed 34 miles southwest of Pleiku and 215 miles north of Saigon. One airman was killed, the co pilot ejected and was injured, taken to Camp Holloway for treatment. The crash did not appear to be the result of hostile action.
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DA Nang South Viet Nam
APS
Pleiku
Saigon
Camp Holloway
No Lights on Metal Trees Warns Fire Chief
Fire Chief Jack Allen warns residents not to use electric lights on aluminum Christmas trees. A bulb socket short could shock or electro cuté someone, he says. He notes several metal trees in Linton and cautions families with children at home.
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Jack Allen
Allen
Linton
Chamber of Commerce
Juanita Greenwood
Salvation Army
State of Union message plan by GOP surfaces
Washington UPI reports Republican congressional leaders plan to issue their own state of the union message alongside President Johnson’s. The GOP coordinating committee, including former nominees and governors, backed a neutral resolution condemning extremist groups and urged staying out of radical organizations. They supported a Kennedy type quarantine around North Vietnam and criticized the John Birch Society leader as irresponsible.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
GOP
Republican Coordinating Committee
Coordinating Committee
John Birch
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Robert H. W. Welch
John Birch Society
North
Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Shelepin Moves To Important Soviet Post
Alexander N. Shelepin, a Kremlin rising star, moves into a key Communist Party post as party secretary for organization and personnel. The shift gives him power to appoint or remove officials across the Soviet Union, signaling a potential path to top leadership amid Brezhnev era dynamics.
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UPI
Alexander N. Shelepin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Shelepin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Stalin
Lenin
Frol Kozlov
Nikita Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Soviet Security Organization
KGB
Young Communist League
Brezhnev
Extras sought for Lemmon comedy filming in Cleveland
Citizens of Cleveland were invited to appear as extras in a football crowd scene for Jack Lemmon's The Fortune Cookie filming on location in Cleveland Ohio UPI reported the casting call as part of a publicity effort for the new comedy.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cleveland
Jack Lemmon
Ohio City
Bombers Hammer Viet Cong as Marines Sweep Valley
U S bombers hit fleeing Viet Cong in the Phuoc Valley near Da Nang for the third day, with the Marines reporting 160 enemy dead since Operation Harvest Moon began six days ago and hundreds more killed hidden in caves and tunnels. Marines also seized 10 000 sulfa tablets and other supplies while engaging two firefights. In Saigon two American service members were killed in a barroom fight.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPI
Phuoc
da Nang
U.S
Guam
Strategic Air Command
Space rendezvous mission on hold as officials weigh go ahead
Gemini 6 astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford seek final approval for Wednesday launch to achieve the first space rendezvous with Gemini 7. A plastic stopper left in a Titan 2 engine caused a premature shutdown, prompting a safety review and around the clock repairs at Martin Co. in Baltimore.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Air Force Flight Safety Review Board
Space
Frank Borman
James Lovell
Gemini
Schirra
Stafford
Titan
Martin Co
Baltimore
Triad Concert to Be Heard on Radio and TV
The Triad 1965 Christmas concert will be aired on Linton radio at noon Sunday and portions shown on TV from 3:30 to 4 p.m. on Christmas Day channel 10 WTHI.
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Triad
Linton
WTHI
German Actor Gunter Strack Debuts in Torn Curtain
Noted German actor Gunter Strack makes his Hollywood movie debut for Alfred Hitchcock in Torn Curtain. The UPI report notes Strack joins an international cast for the suspense film and marks a milestone in his cinema career.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gunter Strack
Alfred Hitchcock
Mother and Son Share Spanish Class at St Louis College
Mrs Bertha OBannon and her son Daniel of Ferguson attend the same junior college district and enroll in second year Spanish. Mrs OBannon notes friendly rivalry with her son for grades as they study together in class.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bertha O'Bannon
Daniel
Ferguson
O'Bannon
St. Louis County
Troops in Europe May Be Sent To Viet Nam
Paris reports indicate the United States may transfer some European forces to Vietnam to meet rising war demands. Officials emphasize there are no current plans to reduce Europe commitments, but weak Allied burden sharing could force adjustments. NATO allies are urged to increase their defense contributions while the US maintains its Southeast Asia role.
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Paris
UPI
United States
Europe
U.S
NATO
Southeast Asia
Waters Named U S Naval Oceanographic Office Commander
Rear Adm. Odale D. Waters is named to lead the U S Naval Oceanographic Office amid ongoing programs and operations. The announcement confirms his appointment and outlines responsibilities for oceanographic survey and mapping efforts.
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Washington
UPI
U. S. Naval Oceanographic Office
Waters
Adm
Odale D. Waters
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