Baptist Church Dedicates New Educational Building
The First Baptist church will dedicate its new two floor educational building with a 1 40 p m Sunday service. Rev Royden Rea will preach the dedicatory sermon and the choir will perform several pieces. Dr Dallas West and other guests will attend the ceremony. The building cost 620 000 and is located at the corner of First and B streets northwest.
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Dale T. Heinbaugh
First Baptist Church
First Streets
First Street
Royden Rea
Young America
Ronald Wakefield
Dayton
Ohio
Ray Boyer
John Winters
Rea
Dallas J. West
The
Indiana Baptist Convention
Ronald Gabbard
Mt. Prospect Baptist Church
Dexter Sullivan
Lester W. Routt
Lester Routt
Officials Solve Mystery in Crash Of Light Plane
LaPorte County sheriff officials determine the crash of a four passenger light plane near the Kingsbury Ordnance plant killed two Michigan City men Charles E. Fisher 38 and Freeman Housely 45. The craft flew from LaPorte to Michigan City and possibly as far as Sullivan Missouri before crashing Monday morning. A gasoline slip from Sullivan was found in Fisher's pocket and deputies freed the buried wreckage from mud on George Cummings farm.
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LA Porte
Ind
LaPorte County
Sheriff's Office
Kingsbury
Charles E. Fisher
Freeman Housely
Michigan City
Cliff Arnold
Fisher
LaPorte
Housely
Texas
Oklahoma
Sullivan Mo
Arnold
Sullian
George Cummings
Bandits Scolded After Bank Of Ireland Caper
In Dublin two boys aged five and six attempted a bank robbery at the Bank of Ireland. One climbed to the teller counter, slipped through a 10 inch grill, and grabbed 56 dollars before porter William Annison stopped them. Police declined to prosecute, giving milk and cookies instead and sending them home.
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Dublin
Ireland
Bank of Ireland
William Annison
Six Killed as Bus Bursts Through Pontchartrain Causeway
A Continental Trailways bus with eight aboard plunged into Lake Pontchartrain after a barge ripped a 240 foot hole in the causeway. Five bodies were recovered, one remained in the bus. Driver Ernest Vaughn and passenger William Cockerham identified. Rescue divers and a derrick recovered bodies as Coast Guard investigated tugs Rebel Jr. and the barge. The bridge linked New Orleans and Covington and was closed after the pre dawn crash.
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New Orleans
Continental Trailways
Lake Pontchartrain
Ernest Vaughn
Jackson
Miss
William Cockerham
Baton Rouge
Eastern Air Lines
Mild Weather Returns to Indiana After Showers
Five days of scattered showers and wind driven storms gave way to sunny skies and cooler temperatures across Indiana. Overnight lows ranged from 43 to 61 with highs expected in the 70s to near 80s, while rainfall totals inside the state were light.
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United Press International
Indiana
Mercury
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Evansville
Weather Bureau
Fire at Lester Packing Co causes minor damage
Linton Fire Department reported a small blaze Monday at Lester Packing Co southeast of Linton. Sparks from a trash fire started the incident in the furnace room causing about 50 dollars in damages. Fire alarm sounded at 2 35 p.m.
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Linton
Lester Packing Co
School Board to Meet at Linton-Stockton High
The Linton-Stockton School Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the Art room of the high school. The public is invited to attend the meeting.
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Linton - Stockton
Johnson Aims to Prevent Greece Turkey War
President Johnson seeks to avert a NATO crisis by urging Greek Premier Papandreou and Turkish Premier Inonu to negotiate Cyprus tensions directly. He plans separate meetings in Washington with the leaders June 22 25 to emphasize face to face talks and a peaceful settlement.
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Washington
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Cyprus
Soviet Union
White House
George Papandreou
Ismet Inonu
U.S
Athens
Ankara
George Ball
Woman Throws The Book At British Judge
London Weir Miss Vera Stone 37-year-old writer and litigator threw a heavy law book at Lord Denning in the high court demanding review of her case against the Association of Official Shorthand Writers. Bailiffs removed her as Denning urged her to leave.
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London
Weir
Vera Stone
Lord Denning
Britain
High Court
Denning
Miss Stone
Association
Rolls
Lord Parker
Indiana farmers near 1964 corn planting finish
Indiana farmers nearly completed 1964 corn planting by the end of last week with about 5 percent of soybeans left unplanted. Corn average height was 7 inches, soybeans 3 inches. Rain boosted germination moisture and pasture conditions declined to mostly fair. Wheat harvest to start in southern fields this week. Alfalfa hay first cutting about 75 percent finished.
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Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Robert E. Straszheim
Purdue
Straszheim
Deep Oil Costs In New York Drilling Averages
The American Petroleum Institute reports that the typical oil or gas well reaches about 4,000 feet and costs more than $62,000 to drill in New York, reflecting the substantial expense of exploration.
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DEEP
New York
American Petroleum Institute
Massive 300 mile Honshu quake hits Niigata region
A powerful earthquake struck 300 miles along Honshu's west coast centering near Niigata. NHK reports 22 dead 1 missing 196 injured as 3,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. Fire raged in Niigata with petroleum tanks blazing while Japan and U.S. relief efforts mobilized.
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Niigata
Japan
Honshu
Tokyo-Yokohama
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
NHK
Japan Defense Agency
Hana Furukawa
Toshiko Miyajima
UPI
Tokyo
Furukawa
Eisenhower Criticizes Policy Choices At Forum
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned that inexperienced advisers have shaped U S foreign policy and criticized anti Communist efforts in South Vietnam He urged unity and stressed the need to arm Europe with modern weapons while noting some nations resent U S attempts to export its system He spoke at a Republican Party forum in Philadelphia with notable panelists including Clare Boothe Luce and Thomas Gates.
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Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chif
South Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
United States
America
Europe
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
R-N. J
Defense
Thomas S. Gates
William B. Kintner
University of Pennsylvania
National Security Council
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Robert Strausz- Hope
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Four Youths Escape From Indiana State Reformatory
Police search for four young men who walked away from outside wall work details at the Indiana State Reformatory Monday afternoon and night. Marion Perry 20 Indianapolis Clyde Walden 26 Evansville Robert Hales 24 Vanderburgh County and Daniel Davenport 20 Posey County were all serving 2 to 5 year robbery terms.
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Pendleton
Ind
Indiana State Reformatory
John W. Buck
Marion Perry
Indianapolis
Clyde Walden
Evansville
Robert Hales
Vanderburgh
Daniel Davenport
Posey
Lafayette Is Site Of New Industry
A $25 million corn refining plant employing 75 will be built by Anheuser Busch Inc on a 65 acre site north of Lafayette Indiana. Governor Welsh praised the project as proof of Indiana’s business climate and Democratic nominee Roger Branigin said it shows the state can attract new industry with effort.
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ST. Louis
Nep
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Lafayette
Ind
Welsh
Roger Branigin
Indiana
Auxiliary to Meet at Humphreys Park Shelter House
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will gather at Humphreys Park shelter house at 6 30 pm tonight for a covered dish supper and meeting, as announced by officers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Humphreys Park
Scranton Wins Rockefeller Backing in GOP Delegates Push
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton gains a personal aid from Nelson Rockefeller as he campaigns for Republican National Convention delegates in Iowa. Scranton reports broad support but Iowa's 24 delegates split nine Goldwater, six Scranton, nine uncommitted with key shifts. He heads to Kansas and Minnesota next, seeking more commitments.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Corn Belt
Scranton
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
John Warren
Richard M. Nixon
Warren
Kansas
Minnesota
Topeka
Kan
Rockefeller
New York
Carolina Crew Probes Indiana Farms For Agriculture Ideas
The 150 member Carolina Agriculture Caravan traveled by air to Indianapolis and then Lafayette for a weeklong study of Indiana crop and livestock operations. Led by Wayne A Covening the group aims to boost incomes in North and South Carolina by adopting Indiana practices. The tour visits four Lafayette area farms and will proceed to Illinois and New York City before returning home.
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Lafayette
Ind
Carolina
Indiana
North
South Carolina
Indianapolis
Wayne A. Covening
Winster Salem
N.C
Southeast
Illinois
New York City
North Carolina
North Carolina Agriculture Department
Raleigh
Wheel Tax Restored After Court Dismissal
The Marion County Metropolitan Thoroughfare Authority resumes payment of the controversial ten dollar wheel tax after the Indiana Supreme Court withdrew the writ of prohibition. About 138000 residents are to receive checks as the high court ruled the authority failed to question lower court jurisdiction when seeking the writ. A Marion Superior Court judge had ordered repayment due to a technicality in the law.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana Supreme Court
High Court
Marion Superior
Essex Wire Buys Studebaker Plant in South Bend
Essex Wire Corp president Wal ter Probst announced the purchase of the Studebaker main body plant at South Bend for an undisclosed price. The CP Fittings Division will use the facility as the largest fitting warehouse and redistribution center in the world, with 20 acres and 800000 square feet to be occupied July 1. The sale follows other Studebaker properties losses after auto production moved to Canada.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
UPD
Essex Wire Corp
Walter Probst
Studebaker Corp
South Bend
Probst
Studebaker
Byers Burlingame
CP Fittings
Essex
Andrews
Canada
Midwest
Brown Eyes Settlement to End Los Angeles Bus Strike
Gov. Edmund G. Brown moved to settle a three day bus strike affecting 700000 commuters in four counties. He appointed Ernest Webb to mediate between the Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as talks resume by Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Ernest Webb
Department of Industrial Welfare
Metropolian Transit Authority
MTA
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
San Bernardino
Orange
Riverside
Webb
Samuel Yorty
Ri He Wep and Company
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Citizen Staff
Houston
Tex
Blackie
Dennis Faerman
State Reformatory
Rockefellers
Carolina Crew
Essex Wire
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