State Records 14 Traffic Fatalities Over Weekend
Indiana reported 14 weekend traffic fatalities, including two double deaths, lifting the year toll to at least 510. Victims include Gloria Streicher 17 of Cincinnati and her 3 week old daughter Robin. Other deaths span Kentucky to Indiana, with multiple accidents on U S 52, Indiana 58, and local roads.
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United Press International
Indiana
Gloria Jean Streicher
Cincinnati
Robin
Elden Huber
R. R
Brookville
Huber
Rain and Heat Persist in Indiana Weather Pattern
A five day pattern brings heat and humidity with scattered showers across Indiana. Rain totals in 24 hours include Fort Wayne .64 and South Bend .25 with highs in the 80s to low 90s and cooler north. The outlook calls for near normal north temps, a warming trend Friday, and about an inch of rain on Friday and Saturday.
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Indianapolis
South Bend
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Louisville
Cincinnati
Evansville Suncay
Prospect
Mercury
Khrushchev Begins Baltic Sea to Scandinavia Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev travels by train from Moscow to Kaliningrad to board a ship for Copenhagen and a four nation Baltic tour with his wife and three daughters. Foreign Minister Gromyko accompanies him as the party sails to Denmark Sweden and Norway in a goodwill mission.
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Nikita S Khrushchev
Baltic
Kaliningrad
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Copenhagen
Denmark
Andrei Gromyko
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Hungary
Poland
United Arab Republic
Mrs Weaver Recovering After Martinsville Auto Crash
Mrs Agnes Risher of Linton now Mrs Charles Weaver is a patient at Robert Long hospital Indianapolis with injuries from a Friday automobile crash on highway 67 near Martinsville. She is reported to be recovering as well as can be expected in Ward D fourth floor.
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Agnes Risher
Linton
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Disney Hires Big Bands for Show at Disneyland
Walt Disney brings Benny Goodman Duke Ellington Count Basie and Wayne King to Disneyland for the third annual big band festival nightclub-style performances. The Mousker awards honor top entertainers as Elliott brothers band also earns a nod. Show runs nightly through Wednesday drawing crowds beyond teens.
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Wayne King
Disneyland
Disneyland Hotel
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Elliott Brothers
Disney
Southern
California
Drowning Investigation Ties Evansville Woman to Wabash River
Authorities probe the drowning death of Monnie Lee Mullen 26 of Evansville whose body was found in the Wabash River near Mount Vernon Indiana Coroner Norman Norvell cites drowning as cause but orders further inquiry into time of death The two men Daniel McDaniel and another companion reported finding her body after returning to the trout line site near Mount Vernon on Saturday
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Mount Vernon
Ind
Monnie Lee Mullen
Evansville
Wabash River
Here
Posey County
Norman Norvell
Mullen
Daniel McDaniel
Laos Forces Rally to Defend Central Plain Stronghold
Neutralist government troops regroup around Muong Soui to shield the central Laos stronghold on the main supply route from North Vietnam. Pathet Lao forces aided by Viet Minh troops mass for a large offensive to crush remaining neutralist resistance, while China accuses U S bomber strikes near Khang Khay. The United States offers no official comment on operational aspects, with the Navy conducting reconnaissance missions over the Plaine des Jarres.
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Kong le
China
Peking
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Khang Khay
China News Agency
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US Navy
Souvanna Phouma
Senate Moves Toward End of Civil Rights Debate
The Senate enters the final week of civil rights debate with the bipartisan substitute bill poised for passage. Thirty five roll calls since Wednesday show strength against major changes as southern opponents skirmish. Leaders expect action on amendments by Wednesday with oratorical displays ahead of final passage.
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Ipp
Senate
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D-Ga
Goldwater rejects CBS debate canceling planned program
Barry Goldwater refused to join a two hour television and radio debate with Scranton and Rockefeller. CBS canceled the June 21 program after Goldwater said he would run his campaign his own way.
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Barry M. Goldwater
R - Ariz
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank Stanton
Goldwater
Stanton
Rockefeller
Scranton
Commodities to be Issued This Friday and Saturday
Commodities will be issued on Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon at the Trustee's office on South Main Street in Linton.
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South Main Street
Linton
Airport Dedication in Vincennes Opened Amid Plane Crash
Vincennes Indiana Gov Otto Kerner spoke at the Lawrenceville Vincennes Municipal Airport dedication as a light plane piloted by E J Armstrong Toronto and his wife aboard overturned in rain. The couple were treated and released. Kerner praised the airport’s potential to attract industry and create a flexible 600 acre industrial park.
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Ind
Wpp
Lawrenceville
E. J. Armstrong
Torono
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Spice in Cast Taken to Greene County Jail
Leon Spice 40 of Bloomfeld Itc is jailed in Greene County. He faces a first degree murder indictment for the May 29 shooting death of his wife Bertha. Spice was moved from Freeman-Greene County Hospital Friday afternoon with a broken leg from a gunfire incident.
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Leon Spice
Bloomfeld Itc. 2
Greene County
Spice
Bertha
Freeman-Greene County
Goldwater May Clinch Nomination With Additional Delegates
Barry Goldwater is poised to gain 70 more Republican convention delegates this week, boosting his pledged total to 664 and surpassing the 655 needed for the nomination, if current supporters hold firm. Scranton and Rockefeller oppose him, while Lodge supporters shift to Scranton. In St Augustine Florida tensions flare as 37 civil rights workers are jailed and a grand jury probes racial troubles. King plans Yale honor and returns to aid desegregation.
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Bryan
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Washington
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Arizona
Texas
Montana
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Goldwater
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UPI
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New York
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Second Priest Joins In Criticizing Cardinal McIntyre
LOS ANGELES twoRoman Catholic priests who attended seminary together joined today in criticizing Cardinal McIntyre for a perceived negative attitude on racial issues. Father Halloran said the cardinal has no open policy on civil rights while not supporting removal. Father DuBay previously wrote to Pope Paul VI asking for the cardinal’s removal due to alleged inaction on segregation.
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Holy See
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Compton
Cow Damages Car In Weekend Mishap
Lloyd Laymon a 17 year old former Linton resident from McCordville was driving south on Ellis School Road at 10 p m Saturday when a white faced cow stood in the road over the crest of a hill he could not stop and struck the animal minor injuries to the cow about 500 damage to the car owned by Hubert Lovelace route 3 Linton the cow escaped the Lovelace farm fence five miles west of Linton.
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Lloyd Laymon
McCordville
Linton
Ellis School
Layman
Hubert Lovelace
Rte. 3
Lovelace
Chamber of Commerce Members List Excludes Firms
Gerald Landis new executive secretary says the 1964 Linton Chamber of Commerce roster should list Advance Paper Co. and Robert Akre, indicating omissions in the published member roll.
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Linton Chamber of Commerce
Advance Paper Co
Robert Akre
Gerald Landis
Supreme Court Rules on Apportionment System
The Supreme Court ruled that all state legislative seats must be drawn from districts with substantially equal populations. It struck down apportionment plans in New York Alabama Colorado Maryland and Virginia and held that both senators and representatives must be elected on an equal population basis.
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Supreme Court
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Virginia
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Clark
Man Sought for Murder of Three
Indianapolis police hunted Arthur Pierce a 28 year old auto mechanic for the strangling deaths of Mavel Toney 42 and her daughter Norma Jean 15. Both were found nude under bedclothes with ice pick wounds and the girl had been sexually assaulted. Pierce was reported to have borrowed money to handle an emergency and was seen near the house Friday night.
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Mavel Toney
Norma Jean
Dixie
East Side
Arthur Pierce
Toney
Pierce
Indiana State Reformatory
Toney House
50 Jobs Open Near Linton
Louis Goble of the Indiana Employment Security Division announced a nearby factory seeks 50 women 18 years old and up for assembly line work. High school graduates preferred. Interested applicants should contact the Linton employment office at 63 Ast northeast for details.
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Louis Goble
Indiana Employment Security Division
Linton
Goble
Prosperity Rise Shown by 1960s National Output
The gross national product climbed from 242 billion in 1940 to about 600 billion last year. The Health, Education and Welfare department reports personal wealth rose in tandem. If after tax incomes in 1963 matched 1963 buying power, a family would have 2127 dollars versus 1309 in 1940.
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Washington
U.S. Department of Health
Department
Ralph Holmes Dies Retired Teacher In Sandborn
Ralph D. Holmes of Sandborn died suddenly at his mother's Sandborn home at 1 10 Sunday. A retired school teacher and coach, he taught at Bedford 26 years and coached Bedford High 16 years, led Indiana state coaches association, and held Kiwanis and lodge roles. Survived by wife Donna, daughter Carol Sue, mother Lessie, and brother Kenneth. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev. Odus Mitchell officiating. Burial in Lauder Cemetery near Bedford.
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Sandborn
Holmes
Bedford School
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Indiana State High School Coaches Association
Sandborn High School
Indiana State College
Indiana University
Greene County
Thadus and
Lessie Sexton Holies
Indianapolis
St. Andrew
Lauder
Bedford
Ladies' electric shavers signal sales surge in 1964
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a Schick Electric executive says sales of ladies' electric shavers rose sharply. 1963 saw 1.5 million units sold, about one quarter of shavers in a $90 million market. He predicts near 2 million units in 1964.
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Lancaster
Exectve
Jack J. Culberg
Schick Electric Inc
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