House Set to Okay LBJ Foreign Aid Bill
The House prepared to approve Johnson's 3.5 billion foreign aid package for the fiscal year starting July 1. Proposals to cut 200 to 400 million were floated but unlikely to pass. The bill would fund 1 billion in military aid, 2.4 billion in economic aid, and 125 million for Vietnam, with funds to come via a separate appropriation bill.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Economy Bloc
Viet Nam
Senate
Democratc
Republian
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
GOP Ticket For Election INDIANAPOLIS
The Indiana Republican convention nominated a full slate for the November election led by Governor Richard O. Ristine and U S Senator D Russell Bontrager. Other picks include Lieutenant Governor John J Ryan Secretary of State Gerald Powell State Auditor Allen Lindley State Treasurer John K Snyder Attorney General Edwin K Steers Superintendent James R Beasley and several judges and reporters including Virgin ia B Caylor James C Cooper Dewey Kelley John W Pfaff Charles W Cook Jr Douglas McDonald George R Glass.
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Indianapolis
Richard O. Ristine
Crawfordsville
D. Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
John J. Ryan
Gerald Powell
Peru
Allen Lindley
Westfield
John K. Snyder
Washington
Edwin K Steers
James R. Beasley
Odon
Virginia B. Caylor
Supreme Court
James C. Cooper
Rushville
Appellate Court
Dewey Kelley
Whiting
John W. Pfaff
South Bend
Charles W. Cook Jr
Douglas McDonald
Princeton
George R. Glass
Shelbyville
Cosmonette Delivers First Space Baby in Moscow
Valentina Tereshkova Nikolaev, the first woman to orbit Earth, has given birth to a daughter in Moscow. Both mother and infant are reported fine, with the baby weighing six pounds eight ounces and about 20 inches long. The child is the first born to spacefaring parents.
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Moscow
Weo
Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev
Earth
Valentina
Andrian Nikolayev
Outer Space
Sherwood Bowmen to Hold Trophy Shoot at Lee Sherrard Park
Sherwood Bowmen announce a trophy shoot at the range in Lee Sherrard Park this Sunday. Archers should register at noon and the competition will begin at 1 p.m.
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Sherwood
Lee Sherrard Park
4 H Club Meets at Linton Stockton High School
The Linton Robinettes 4 H clubs announce a Thursday meeting for both junior and senior groups at 1 pm in the home economics room of Linton Stockton High School. Officers announced today.
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Linton Robinettes
Linton-Stockton High School
Linton Council Forms Panel to Set Utility Connection Fees
The Linton City Council in a regular session formed a committee to set fair charges for connecting and disconnecting city utilities. Members named were Lester Bailey Ora McCollister and Jerry Wright. A separate matter involved Cecil Shelton seeking council approval of a northwest land plot between Ninth and Eleventh streets and C D and E streets for a 45 lot development with a lake, and to begin drafting the 1965 budget.
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Linton
Bud Roush
Lester Bailey
Ora McCollister
Jerry Wright
Cecil Shelton
Ninth
Eleventh Sts
Shelton
Correll and Greenwood Named to Local School Board
Ed Greenwood and Ray Correll will join the Linton Stockton School Corporation board at the July 21 meeting replacing Aden Benham and Dr William Witherspoon respectively. Greenwood was the unanimous City Council choice and Correll was approved by the Stockton Township Advisory Board. Correll, a Linton businessman with two children, has been active in school work. Greenwood, a Crane Naval Ammunition Depot employee, is involved in the band parents group and has a high school child. Both take office at the July meeting.
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Ed Greenwood
Ray Correll
Linton-Stockton School Corporation
Aden Benham
William Witherspoon
Greewood
City Hall
Correll
Dr. Witherspoon
Stockton Township
Linton
Greenwood
Band Parents
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Two Cases Heard In Circuit Court
Kenneth Alsman 19 appeared in Greene Circuit court and pleaded guilty to public intoxication. He was fined 25 dollars and costs and given a six month sentence at the Indiana State Farm with the last three months suspended. Mrs Mildred Bays pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct and trial was set for September 21.
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Kenneth Alsman
Greene
Indiana State Farm
Mildred Bays
Local UF Aids in Adding Facilities to Hospital
Freeman Greene county hospital receives two new equipment units funded by the United Fund of Linton and Stockton township. The Heart Cancer and Polio drives finance a Bennett Positive Pressure Therapy Unit and a Bovie Davis Electrosurgical unit with a portable whirlpool to aid crippling diseases therapy. Remaining funds may go to Indiana University research after Greene County Medical Society review.
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Hazel Alkire
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Edwin Bailey
Greene County Medical Society
Bovie Davis
Theresa Sitterding
Bennett
United Fund of
Linton
Stockton Township
United Fund
United
Indiana University
City to Advertise For Resurfacing Of Two Streets
Linton City Council votes to advertise for bids to resurface two streets Ast southwest between Main and First and First southwest between Vincennes and A. Funds to come from parking meter revenue. Bids opened June 30 at 7 p.m. Also approved emergency appropriations about 22900 for various departments including a brush fire jeep and street department extra help.
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Linton
Main
First Sts
First St
Vincennes
A St
Hayley Mills bids farewell to child roles in Moonspinners
Hayley Mills grows up in Hollywood as she leaves child parts behind in The Moon-Spinners for Walt Disney. She plays a character close to her real age of 18.
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Hollywood
Hayley Mills
Walt Disney
Wreck Reported in Greene County Tuesday
A Greene County accident Tuesday involved Daviess County Sheriff Ralph Morgan whose car was rear ended by Frank Utley 50 Princeton Indiana. Morgan 32 Washington stopped for a barricade on Hwy 67 north of Worthington as roadwork forced a halt. Utley vehicle brakes failed injuring Elizabeth Angle Phyllis Williams and Betty Morgan treated at Freeman Greene County hospital with non serious injuries.
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Greene County
Daviess County
Ralph Morgan
Frank Utley
Princeton
Ind
Morgan
Washington
Worthington
Utley
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Elizabeth Angle
Phyllis Williams
Betty Morgan
Decline in Cigarette Sales Tied to Health Report
The IRS notes cigarette sales fell by 13 billion in the first quarter, with February the peak of the drop after the Surgeon General’s report on smoking and health. March saw a rebound, and shipments totaled 108 billion versus 121 billion a year earlier, cutting federal tobacco revenues by 59 million.
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Washington
Surgeon General
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Illinois Youth Dies in County Drilling Mishap
Harlan Ray Avora a 17 year old from Grayville Ill working with West Drilling Co Mt Carmel Ill died after drill rigging toppled during dismantling at about 3 30 p m a chain snapped and he was crushed His body was moved to local funeral homes as investigators review the accident by the County Coroner’s office
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Illinois
Freeman-Greene County
Linton
Harlan Ray Avora
Grayville
Ill
West Drilling Co
Mt. Carmel
Anderson - Poindexter Memoral Chapel
Sturm Funeral Home
New York Man Fatally Killed in Indiana Traffic Crash
A New York man, Lloyd M. Wilder, 69, died when his car struck a tree on U S 24 near Monticello Indiana. His daughter Shar on Sauve 18 and her two children Bobby 2 and Brenda Lee 8 months were injured. The incident adds to Indiana 1964 traffic toll, with Ronnie Lee Jackson 4 killed nearby after running into a car on a Delaware County road.
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Northville
N. Y
Indiana
Lloyd M. Wilder
U. S. 24
Monticello
Wilder
Sharon Sauve
Bobby
Brenda Lee
Delaware County
Gaston
Ronnie Lee Jackson
Gayle Watts
Yorktown
Ronnie
U.S. Fighter Pilot Dies After Rescue
Capt. James H. Davis of Washington, D.C. died aboard a rescue ship after bailing out of a stricken F100 Super Sabrejet and surviving 13 hours in rough seas. Davis, 32, was part of 18 pilots in a non-stop flight for Exercise Operation Express. he ejected near Ireland and died from exposure after being picked up by Juliet.
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Prestwice
Scotland
US. Air Force
James H. Davis
Washington
D.C
Juliet
Ireland
Davis
Orland
Norway
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Atlantic
Ristine to Lead State Republicans In November
Ristine to Lead State Republicans In November Alabama Florida scenes Of new racial violence Tuesday night in St Augustine and Tuscaloosa. A white group attacked integrationists injuring several and a camera man. A federal judge allowed marches. MLK Jr. planned to arrive in St Augustine. Police faced blockages, tear gas and water hoses in Tuscaloosa with many injuries and arrests.
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Fla
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
William Marable
Marable
Biloxi
Miss
Cleveland Donald
University of Mississippi
Gev Carroll Gartin
Donald
Mississippi
Hamden
Conn
Claude Ramsay
Mississippi State Afl-Cio Council
South
Death of Chemist and Wife Stuns California Family
Police investigate the deaths of Altadena chemist Dr. Marion W Rigg and his wife Dr. Marilyn L Rigg. Marilyn was found drowned in their bathtub. Marion later died in hospital after a car crash. Authorities call the cause undetermined pending toxicology, with no signs of a struggle observed at the home.
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Altadena
Calif
Marion W Rigg
Marilyn L. Rigg
John
Richard
James
Leslie
la Crescenta
Rigg
Montrose Sheriff's Station
Richt
Glendale Hospital
County General Hospital
Court Order Halts State Alcoa Strike
Temporary court orders blocked last minute sympathy strikes at Aluminum Company of America plants in Indiana. Judge Warren Thompson halted sympathy walkouts at the Lafayette plant as illegal under the contract and set a Friday hearing for a permanent injunction. Weyerbacher barred the Warrick Works at Yankeetown pending a June 15 hearing.
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Aluminum Company of America
Indiana
Aluminum Workers International Union
Alcoa
Yankeetown
Lafayette
Massena
N.Y
Warren Thompson
Tippecanoe
William Weyerbacher
Warrick
Boonville
Thompson
Weyerbacher
Pitches No Hitter Corrected Box Score Error
A corrected box score shows Peoples Trust defeating G E 10 to 3. Jim Ball pitched a no hitter facing 19 batters, while the earlier report had the wrong final and box score in Tuesday’s paper.
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Peoples Trust
Peoples
Jim Ball
36 Governors Sign Pact Calling for Prompt Rights Bill
Thirty six governors signed a bipartisan statement urging prompt enactment of the civil rights bill during the 56th annual conference. Names signed were not released yet. final day agenda included committee reports a new conference chairman and next year’s host state.
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Cleveland
Ney
Minnesota
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Sawyer
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
District 15 Eagles Plan Meeting Friday
Newly installed officers of District 15 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will assume duties at a district meeting in Terre Haute Friday at 8 p.m. The officers are Sam Cox of Linton chairman Edd Lowe of Terre Haute secretary and treasurer David P. Dixon of Linton district director and Louis E Tolson of Vincennes Zone four director. A lunch will be served and all members are urged to attend.
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Order of Eagles
Terre Haute
Sam Cox
Linton
Edd Lowe
David P. Dixon
Louis E. Tolson
Vincennes
Zone Four
Indiana GOP nominates Ristine for governor and Bontrager for Senate
The Indiana Republican state convention on Tuesday nominated Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine for governor and State Sen. D. Russell Bontrager for U.S. senator. On the third ballot, Ristine won 1,212 votes to 599 for Greenwod’s Hughes, with Bontrager defeating Bruce 1,142 to 850 after a second-ballot surge.
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Indianapolis
Richard O. Ristine
D. Russell Bontrager
United States
Richard T. James
Ristine
Crawfordsville
Paul Green
Boone County
GOP
Bontrager
Elkhart
Senate
Harold W. Handley
General Assembly
Greenwood
G. Richard Ellis
Kokomo
Robert E. Gates
Columbia City
Ralph E. Gates
The
American Legion
William G. Bray
Martinsville
Charles ©. Hendricks
Speed
Earl Landgrebe
Henricks
Gates
Hendricks
H. Dale Brown
Marion County
Bray
Donald C. Bruce
Bruce
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Senate ready to pass rights bill after cloture vote
The Senate cleared the way to final passage of a sweeping civil rights bill by voting 71 to 29 to invoke cloture on a 75 day filibuster. It marks the fifth cloture use since adoption of the rule and the first on a civil rights measure.
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Washington
Orp
Senate
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