Mine Run and Social Security Facts in Greene County
Local letters from South Hadley mass celebrate news from home while a lost mothers birthstone ring is claimed at Murphy s. Greene County social security reports show 3 percent rise in benefits to 4 931 224 dollars with 4 829 recipients at year end 1966 plus details on age groups and benefits for widows children and disabled workers. Suburban open housing debates note housing bias amid families and singles. Zoologist Dr Alastair M Stuart describes termite democracy and a military draft like system within colonies. A recent survey estimates 1 750 000 dollars yearly cost to businesses for government paperwork with average form times of 33 minutes monthly per employee for federal reports and 24 minutes for state forms.
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Betty Toll
South Hadley
Massachusetts
Linton Daily Citizen
Gene Tully
Murphy’s
Citizen Office
Greene County
Joseph F. Hesselgrave
Bloomington
Hesselgrave
Alastair M. Stuart
North Carolinatate University
Stuart
Winners Ready for Linton Fourth of July Parade
Prizes in multiple categories will be awarded for floats in the Linton parade on July 4. Best overall float themed Patriotism wins a grand prize. Judges from out of town will select top placers in professional, non professional and business sponsored entries. Six new entries were added. more sponsorships pledged. final list due June 29 and published June 30.
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Linton
Cine Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Welcome Wagon
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Bible Baptist Church of Dagger
NAD
Color Guard
Naval Reserve of Bloomington
Worthington Vfw
Juanita Greenwood
Kosygin Delay Hinders Johnson Kosygin Talks
In New York, diplomacy stalled as President Johnson refused to travel to Washington and Soviet Premier Kosygin declined to visit New York. Ground rules and venue for a potential summit dominated three hours of talks between Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko as the two nations debated where a meeting might occur.
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New York
UPI
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Washington
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
Los Angeles
Austin
Tex
Luci Nugent
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Vietnam
Middle East
Rusk
Gromyko
United Nations
Linton Band Parents Set Meeting Tonight
The Linton Stockton band parents will meet in the high school art room at 7 p.m. tonight. President Ed Greenwood urges all members to attend as plans for a Fourth of July project are discussed. The band will also hold a practice at 7 p.m. in the band room.
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Linton-Stockton
Ed Greenwood
British Troops Battle Arabs In Bloody Crater Riots
In Aden Crater district clashes between British troops and Arab nationalists raged with machine guns bazookas and rifles as utilities failed and casualties mounted. Reports say up to 51 dead with many injured and 10 British troops killed 29 wounded and 12 missing presumed dead. Arab deaths were not confirmed.
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Aden
API
Britain
Red Sea
Police Group Urges Legislation After Indiana FOP Meet
The Indiana Fraternal Order of Police ended its four day convention in Lafayette by telegramming a resolution to President Johnson. The 32nd conference representing over 6,000 members urged Congress to enact laws prohibiting rioting and demonstrations that discredit communities and states.
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Lafayette
Ind
API
Indiana
Indiana Fraternal Order of Police
United States
Congress
United Sttes of America
Infantrymen and Gunships Kill 143 Viet Cong in Two Battles
American forces killed 143 Viet Cong in two coastal battles near Phu Cat and Bong Son Plain. The 25th Infantry Division accounted for 70 Viet Cong with no American losses, while the 1st Air Cavalry Division reported 73 killed with six Americans dead and 22 wounded. An additional Mekong Delta action west of Saigon killed 21 Communists with no casualties. U.S. air crews flew 133 missions, destroying rail cars on Hanoi to China routes. one RF-101 Voodoo was shot down and its pilot rescued.
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Saigon
VPI
Phu Cat
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Oriental River
Mekong Delta
Bong Son
Laos
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Communist
China
Air Force
Robert Patterson
Akron
Ohio
John Firse
Cleveland
AMA Allows Therapeutic Abortions Under Specific Conditions
The AMA approved a policy allowing therapeutic abortions when the woman's health or life is at risk or if the infant will be severely deformed, or in rape or incest cases. Written medical justification, two physician concurrence, and execution in an accredited hospital are required.
Swimming Lessons Set at Shakamak
Max L. Boone announced Shakamak State Park will offer swimming lessons for beginners to advanced from July 10 to 21, 6 to 9 p.m. daily. Water Watson will lead, with Bruce Moss assisting and lifeguards on site. No waiver of admission for ages over 12. fee 20 cents per person 35 cents per vehicle. under 12 admitted free.
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Max L. Boone
Shakamak State Park
Boone
Criss Insurance
Jasonville
Waler Watson
Bruce Moss
Censure of Dodd Seen Likely in Senate Vote
The Senate moves toward a vote on censuring Senator Thomas J. Dodd over financial misconduct. The charges include using at least 116083 of campaign funds for personal bills and double billing for seven air trips. If approved, Dodd would be the first Senator since McCarthy to be censured.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Russell B. Long
Long
Dirksen
Connecticut
Joseph R. McCarthy
Fifteen Negro Group Members Arrested in New York Raid
Fifteen members of a negro anarchist group faced hearings in New York on charges from planning murder to advocating anarchy. A 16th suspect Mack Stanford, RAM leader, was arrested in Philadelphia. Police seized more than 30 weapons 1000 rounds of ammunition explosives heroin packets radios flags in a two year probe.
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New York
UPI
United States
Revolutionary Action Movement
RAM
Peking
Philadelphia
Mack Stanford
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Mao Tse-Tung
Plane Explodes Killing Three Indiana Men
A private airplane exploded in mid air over Jefferson County central Indiana, killing pilot Dr. Robert Knowles 44 his son David 16 and Dr Charles Knowles 46 all from Indianapolis and sparking weather factor inquiries after light rain in the area.
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Madison, Ind
UPI
Indianapolis
Jefferson County
Robert Knowles
David
Knowles
Charles Knowles
Hartke to Visit Israeli Border Areas After Moscow Trip
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana will travel to Moscow for trade talks June 25 to 29 and then make a July 1 to 2 stopover at Tel Aviv and the Jordanian Syrian border areas. His visit is being cleared through diplomatic channels.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Moscow
Hartke
Tel Aviv
Watershed Funds Urged By Rep Myers
Rep. John Myers of Indiana urged approval of federal funds for the Big Raccoon Creek watershed project in testimony before the House Public Works Committee. The plan covers 133000 acres across Parke Putnam Hendricks and Montgomery counties with 1.8 million dollars in federal funds and 2.7 million dollars in non federal money.
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Washington
UPI
John Myers
R-Ind
Big Raccoon Creek
House Public War's Committee
Parke
Putnam
Hendricks
Montgomery
New Castle Hospital Names Administrator
Darryl E. Wahler was named Wednesday as administrator of the Henry County Hospital in New Castle Indiana, moving up from assistant administrator.
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New Castle Hospital
New Castle, Ind
UPI
Darryl E. Wahler
Henry County Hospital
Planes Collide Near Saigon in Night Training Collision
An Air Force Phantom RF4C and a four-engine constellation collided four miles north of Saigon. The Phantom pilots bailed out. seven aboard the large triple-tailed airliner were unaccounted. The constellation crashed near Newport port facilities, igniting several houses as U.S. troops moved in.
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Saigon
UPS
Air Force
Newport
Lew's Fills Vacancy In State High Court
David M. Lewis, former Marion County prosecutor now practicing law, was appointed Wednesday to the Indiana Supreme Court by Governor Branigin. Lewis, 58, fills the vacancy from the death of Judge Walter Myers Jr. He is a DePauw University graduate with a University of Chicago JD, and a longtime member of the Indiana and Indianapolis bar associations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
David M. Lewis
Marion County
Indiana Supreme Court
Branigin
Lewis
Walter Myers Jr
DePauw University
University of Chicago
Indiana Bar Association
Indianapolis Bar Association
American College of Trial Lawyers
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House of Delegates
Shakamak
Rep
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