Mine Run Writer On Vacation Returns Soon
The writer of the Mine Run column is on vacation and the piece will not appear this week. It is expected to resume in the Daily Citizen on Monday, June 28.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
1
Johnson to Sign Bill Repealing Major Excise Taxes
President Johnson plans to sign a $4.7 billion excise tax cut bill ending or reducing long standing taxes on autos lipstick and other consumer goods. He will receive Humphrey briefing on France's de Gaulle after a Paris meeting and then return to Washington from Camp David.
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Washington
wPp
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Paris
America
New Space Heroes
Camp David
Thurmont
White House
Rhee Shows Tiny Improvement as Condition Remains Critical
Former South Korean President Syngman Rhee, 90, showed slight improvement after transfusions for internal bleeding but physicians warn his prognosis remains unstable. He has been bedridden since 1962 after Korea barred his return, with doctors noting his life is ebbing and travel is unlikely.
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Honolulu
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Queens Hospital
Rioters Arrested After Laconia Beachfront Rampage
About 40 youths were arrested in a four hour riot involving as many as 2000 people at a New Hampshire resort. Authorities say Hell's Angels led the disturbance and police used armored vehicles and shotguns. Prosecutors will seek maximum penalties under the new riot law with fines up to 1000 dollars and up to three years in prison.
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Laconia
N.H
New Hampshire
National Guard
John W. King
California
Hell’s Angels
Weirs
National
Weekend Deaths Push Road Toll to 624
United Press International reports Indiana’s 54 hour weekend toll rising to at least nine deaths, with Hammond and Indianapolis residents among the dead. The 1965 Indiana highway death total reaches 624, up from 536 a year ago, as collisions and a freak car-train crash claim multiple lives across Hoosier towns including Hammond Valparaiso Jeffersonville Columbus Fort Wayne Muncie and Indianapolis.
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United Press International
Indiana
Hammond
Tommy Chirk
Delores Nichols
Indianapolis
William Sneathern
Valparaiso
U.S. 50
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Linda Mae Rumpel
River stage and precipitation update
High Sunday and low last night reported. At 7:30 a.m. today river stage is 6.82 feet with precipitation recorded.
Trio Sweep Wood Memorial and Triple Crown in 1940s
Gallant Fox Count Fleet and Assault won the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and swept the Triple Crown. The historic trio achieved back to back Kentucky Derby Preakness Stakes and Belmont Stakes victories.
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New York
Gallant Fox
Count Fleet
Assult
Unions Call Strike to Aid Dominican Rebels
Unions with about 250000 members called a nationwide sympathy strike to support the Dominican rebels. Caamano indicated he may study the OAS peace plan before a formal response, while unions said the plan must align with the 1963 Constitution. the move aims for a peaceful, democratic settlement amid an eight week dispute.
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Santo Domingo
Francisco Caamano Dena
Organization of American States
OAS
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Caamano
Labor Federations
Santiago
Confederation of Christian Unions
CASC
Dominican Workers Federation
Death claims 7th Opry member in crash tragedy
Williamsburg Missouri Police report Ira Louvin of the Grand Ol Opry and his wife Ann Frances among five others killed in a head on collision on Interstate 70 near Williamsburg. The Louvin brothers rose to prominence as a top vocal group from 1951 to 1956. The crash also claimed Billy Barksdale Adell Barksdale Tom Franklin Luther Daniels and another passenger.
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Williamsburg
Grand O' Opry
Ira Louvin
Here
Grand Ol’ Opry
Louvin
Ann Frances
Charles
Billboard Magazine
Billy Barksdale
Fort Payne
Ala
Barksdale
Adell
Missouri Highway Patrol
Tommy Franklin
St. Louis
Franklin
Luther Daniels
Brattain Defends Calm Public Stance Before Senate
Nobel Prize winning physicist Walter H. Brattain told a Senate national security subcommittee that extreme emotional public outbursts by scientists undermine their usefulness as government advisers, but he said such displays are not currently a problem.
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Washington
Walter H. Brattain
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Defense Science Board
Naval Research Advisory Committee
Senate National Security Subcommittee
Cast unhappy over Moses and Aaron wild scene
London critics note cast discomfort at a controversial scene in Moses and Aaron at the Royal Opera House. Forbes Robinson as Moses says the display resembles a public orgy and could cause fainting among spectators.
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London
Moses
Aaron
Reds Dominate NL Fielding In 1964 With 979 Pace
The Cincinnati Reds led National League teams in fielding during 1964 achieving a 979 percentage. The standout defensive effort positioned Cincinnati atop NL charts for errors and assists as the season closed.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Rights Leaders Welcome Probe of Chicago Schools
Civil rights leaders welcomed a proposed congressional inquiry into Chicago public schools. They plan a city hall march and vigil at the federal building for three Mississippi civil rights workers slain a year ago. They urged Attorney General Katzenbach to make Chicago a priority in the fight against de facto segregation.
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Chicago
City Hall
Benjamin C. Willis
Federal
Mississippi
Willis
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Justice Department
Katzenbach
Anti- Willis
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
Indiana Sees Scattered Showers Signal Summer Arrival
Scattered showers may usher in summer across Indiana as official time marks summer began at 9 56 a m. Rain fell in pockets with South Bend reporting .21 inch and Chicago about a third inch. The five day outlook calls for up to three fourths of an inch, mainly Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday.
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United Press International
Indiana
Hoosier State
South Bend
Elkhart
LaGrange
Steuben
Chicago
Prospect
Day of Prayer Proclaimed in Oxnard for Viet Nam Vets
Oxnard mayor Ray D. Prueter proclaims July 1 a day of prayer and homage to God. City offices will close for one hour from noon to 1 p.m. to honor Port Hueneme Seabee base personnel killed or wounded in Vietnam. Two were killed and six wounded last week. merchants urged to close and church attendance encouraged.
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Oxnard
Calif
Ray D. Prueter
Prueter
Port Hueneme
Viet Nam
Praeter
Financier Bernard Baruch Dies at 94 in New York
Bernard M. Baruch financier and adviser to eight presidents died Sunday night at 94 after a stroke in his Manhattan apartment. Tributes poured in from Adlai Stevenson and New York Mayor Robert Wagner, noting his lifelong public service and preparedness advocacy. He died at 9 30 p.m. with family, secretary, a nurse and two physicians present. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
U.S
Wilson
Kennedy
Baruch
Manhattan
Adlai Stevenson
Robert E. Wagner
New Yorker
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Bernard Jr
H. Robert Samstag
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Lafayette Park
White House
St. James’ Park
London
Central Park
Demonstrations Back Ben Bella Backers In Algiers
Demonstrations in Algiers support ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella as the Revolutionary Council deploys troops to aid police. Clashes with riot police occur with warning shots fired. A veiled women group marches from the Casbah to the police station. The protests last about 45 minutes as army units take central positions ahead of the Afro Asian summit.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
New Revolutionary Council
Ben Bella
Casbah
Cener
Committee For the Coordination of Popular Resistance
Revolutionary Council
Prices Won't Drop on Every Item with Tax Cut
President Johnson signs a 4.7 billion excise tax cut and prices may not fall on all items Tuesday. Consumers must compare prices and watch ads as retailers decide how to pass savings. Items affected include cosmetics, cameras, refrigerators, and more. competition will push merchants to reduce prices.
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Johnson
Washington
Accident Report From Greene County Saturday
Greene County sheriff reports a weekend accident nine miles southeast of Bloomfield. Winfred Mardis, 66, pushed a stalled car on Highway 58 when Mark Ledgerwood, 16, struck the door. Mardis suffered a fractured left wrist with cuts and bruises. Ledgerwood was uninjured.
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Greene County Sheriff's Department
Winfred Mardis
Rtc. 1
Odon
Mardis
Mark E
Ledgerwood
Bloomfield
Kwy. 58
Girls State Opens on Bloomington Campus
More than 900 delegates settle in at Indiana University for the Hoosier Girls State session. Highlights include mock political conventions on Wednesday and a general election on Thursday. Mrs. Birch Bayh Jr. and Mrs. William Bray will lead as party leaders. Mrs. Herbert A. Smith said the program aims to educate young women in citizenship duties, privileges and responsibilities.
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Bloomington
Ind
Hoosier Girls’ State
Indiana University
Birch Bayh Jr
Indiana
William Bray
Herbert A. Smith
Brownsburg
Rural Selsberry Man Hurt in Farm Mishap
George Holtsclaw, 58, of route 1 Selsberry, was pinned under a tractor when it overturned while climbing a creek bank. A passing motorist freed him and he was treated at a Bloomfield doctor’s office and then at Freeman Greene County Hospital for a left leg injury and other cuts.
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George Holtsclaw
Selsberry
Sheriff's Department
Holtsclaw
Greene County Rescue Unit
Linton
Alread
Bloomfield
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Mets Ace Warren Spahn Extends 13th 20-Win Seasons Record
New York Mets left hander Warren Spahn matches the major league record with his 13th season winning 20 or more games. The mark marks his dominance across seasons with the club and places him atop the all time list for lefthanded pitchers.
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NEW York
Irb
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
AMA to Abide by Medicare Law
Dr James Z Appeal, Lancaster physician and surgeon, warned AMA leaders that obstructing Medicare when law takes effect could erode respect for law and risk a lawless society. He urged AMA participation in drafting and implementing Medicare rules to shape its operation at the doctor patient level.
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New York
American Medical Association
James Z. Appeal
Lancaster
AMA
Donovan F. Ward
Dubuque
Iowa
House of
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Donations Reported for Swimming Pool Fund
Additional donors to the swimming pool fund were reported including Walter G. Sutphin with 25 dollars and contributions from Lawery Millick Mr Mrs James Reed 4 i Major Ann Potochanik 5.
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Walter G. Sutphin
Lawery Millick
James Reed
Ann Potochanik
Reds Hint They Will Strike Back at China in War of Words
The Soviet Union signaled it may retaliate in the mounting dispute with China. Pravda urged Beijing to close ranks against American imperialism in Vietnam and suggested unity of the Communist bloc would collapse if China rejected the idea.
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China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking
Pravda
Viet Nam
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Donald DeCrance
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DAY OF Prayer
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Girl’s State
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