De Gaulle's Plan To Reform UN Stalled In Paris
The proposal by Charles de Gaulle for a special international conference to revamp the United Nations with big powers and Red China stalled as President Johnson and Western officials viewed the plan skeptically. London showed no rush, and U.N. sources flagged objections to China’s inclusion and Security Council dominance. Japan urged changes but urged the UN remain, while funding fights continued.
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Johnson
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France
Soviet Union
Red China
London
New York
Security Council
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Court Hears Cases and Sentences in Greene County
Freddie Gene Thompson was sentenced to one year at the Indiana State Farm after pleading guilty to burglary in Greene County Circuit Court. The State of Indiana v Leavitt et al. set for Feb 9 was reset to May 18. Floyd Kindred v Hassie Fuller Kindred dismissed. Parsley v Parsley visitation motion dismissed. David MacDonald granted divorce from Mary Ann MacDonald on cross complaint.
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Freddie Gene Thompson
Indiana State Farm
Greene County
State of Indiana
Robert Leavitt
John Bowersock
Keith Arthur
Floyd Kindred
Hassie Fuller Kindred
Local Temperature Brief
A brief weather note reports Thursday's high and last night's low with a 7:00 am update showing temperatures around 22 degrees.
Rural urban clash to shape Indiana apportionment task
Indianapolis IPP report notes the 94th General Assembly will fight over reapportionment with rural versus urban lines. Democratic discipline shows cracks as leaders, holding a 35-15 Senate and 78-22 House majority, face pressure managing unified redistricting strategy.
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Hoosiers
General Assembly
Senate
House
Congress
Indiana
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D-Terre Haute
Legislative Apportionment Committee
GOP
Sens
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Covington
von Eichhorn
Uniondale
Victor Gren
Pekin
James M. Kirtley
Crawfordsvile
Bernard Krampe
Ferdinand
Robert Peterson
Rochester
James Plaskett
New Washington
Charles Schenk
Vincennes
Marvin Stewart
Monon
William Taylor
LaPorte
Wilfrid Ullrich
Aurora
Smaller UN Members Push End To Money Crisis
United Nations article reports a last minute campaign by Mexico and El Salvador to rally smaller nations behind urging the United States Russia and France to temporarily resolve the long running financial dispute. The plan aims to allow the General Assembly to conduct normal business while negotiations continue.
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N. Y
Mexico
Fl Salvador
U. N
United States
Russia
France
Antonio Alvarez Vidaurre
el Salvador
Thant
General Assembly
House Education Committee Revises Johnson Aid Plan
The House General Education Committee pressed toward finalizing a revised 1.2 billion dollar school aid proposal from President Johnson. The plan includes 1 billion for schools serving underprivileged children and 200 million for libraries and textbooks with shared time centers. Democratic changes aim to ensure ownership stays with public agencies and add 15 million for state education agencies.
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House General Education Committee
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Bobby Baker
Murchison Financial Empire
Texas
Appalachia
House Public Works Committee
Eight Persons Appear in JP Court in Linton
Eight individuals appeared in the Justice of the Peace Court of Ellet Meurer in Linton. James F Wright faced a $21 fine for transporting alcoholic beverages without a guardian. Others, including Larry Moody, James Hensley, Jane Bowser, and Larry Gallo, were fined $18.75 each for offenses such as reckless driving and lack of license. Felix Miller of Mattoon was fined $18.75 for speeding.
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Justice of the Peace Court of Ellet Meurer
Linton
James F. Wright
Indianapolis
Larry M. Moody
Danny J. Ball
Rtc
Bill Tuttle
James Earl Hensley
Linton Rtc. 3
Jane Ellen Bowser
Inouye Struck By Washingtons Executive Flu
Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii was sidelined by what reporters call executive flu and was admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital on Thursday for treatment.
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Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Inouye
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Bundy Khanh Review Situation in Viet Nam
White House aide McGeorge Bundy met Vietnamese strongman Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh on a fact finding mission. Ambassador Taylor described the talks as warm and cordial after a brief scheduling hiccup. The discussions focused on the political stalemate and efforts to establish a lasting Saigon government amid repeated upheavals.
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Arthur J. Dommen
Saigon
tPi
White House
McGeorge Bundy
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Bundy
Khanh
Washington
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Taylor
Devoted Family Man Charged with Murder
In Ferndale Michigan a 32 year old man Harry M Belcher is charged with first degree murder in the January 25 fire that killed his wife Katherine 35 and their six children Dawn 9 Melody 3 Matthew 6 Timothy 5 Jeffrey 3 and Daniel 2 The accused stood mute at arraignment and was jailed without bail The investigation found gasoline traces in the woodwork of the two story home and authorities deem the blaze non accidental The victims were found in an upstairs bedroom and Belcher was rescued by a neighbor from a downstairs room The case drew on local state and county investigators with Oakland County prosecutor G Jerome Bronson calling the evidence massed and inexorable
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Harry M. Belcher
Earl Lash
Oakland County
Pontiac
Belcher
Detroit
Katherine Belcher
G. Jerome Bronson
Scout Sunday Starts Week of Boy Scout Activities
Scout Sunday February 8 launches a week of Scouting events marking the 55th anniversary. Linton Troop 50 will attend 10:30 a.m. service at First Christian Church with a special ceremony. A Court of Honor Monday at 7 p.m. at Scout Hall will award Tenderfoot to Life ranks and other honors. Civic day Friday has Scouts staffing city offices.
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First Christian Church
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W. H. Oaken
William Terrell
Worthington
William Hill
Washington
White River
Husbands Beware: She's Worth 159.34 Per Week
A New York bank placed placards arguing that if housewives were paid for 12 household occupations at market rates, their weekly value would be 159.34 dollars and yearly 8,285.68 dollars, totaling over 900 billion in GNP if counted. The banners urged husbands to recognize wives as valuable economic contributors.
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Chase Manhattan
New York City
New York Town
Irving M. Peck
Muttontown
N. Y
John Talbelle
Manhattan
Jacobs Engaged After House Floor Proposal
Congressman Andrew Jacobs Jr of Indiana announced engagement to Kathryn Welsh, daughter of former Gov. Matthew Welsh, saying he proposed after a House session with the ayes prevailing. Jacobs is 32 and Welsh is 22, with plans for a spring wedding.
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Washington
Indiana
Andrew Jacobs, Jr
Indianapolis
Washington Press Corps
Jacobs
Kathryn Welsh
Matthew E. Welsh
Miss Welsh
Kay
Kosygin May Offer Viet Cong Guns and Planes
Soviet Premier Kosygin's mission to North Vietnam sparks talk of Moscow offering anti aircraft guns and Mig jet fighters to Ho Chi Minh. The move aims to expand Kremlin influence in Southeast Asia as China’s Premier Chou En Lai greets the visitors in Beijing.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
North
Viet Nam
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kosygin
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
Peking
China
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Southeast Asia
United States
South Viet Nam
Burns injure Howard Hudson at Elbo Room tavern
Howard "Brack" Hudson, 69, of Linton remains in fair condition at Freeman Greene County Hospital after suffering severe burns to his upper body on a Wednesday incident at the Elbo Room tavern. Reports say he spilled lighter fluid on his clothing and ignited a match, setting his clothes on fire.
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Howard “Brack” Hudson
Linton
Freeman- Greene County
Hudson
Elbo Room
ABC to expand Milwaukee hall of fame and museum
American Bowling Congress will expand its Milwaukee headquarters to include a hall of fame and a national bowling museum. Executive Secretary Frank K. Baker announced the plan on Thursday.
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Milwaukee
The
American Bowling Congress
Frank K. Baker
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