Mine Run Writer Returns After Vacation
The column will not be published this week as the writer is on vacation but is expected to resume in the Daily Citizen on Monday June 28.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 23, 1965
Page
1
More Rain to Hit Indiana Says Weather Report
United Press International reports widespread showers in Indiana with more rain expected through Monday. Five-day outlook calls for up to 14 inches in showers or thundershowers. Readings include Rochester 1.37 inches, Fort Wayne 0.43, Terre Haute 0.55.
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United Press International
Indiana
Rochester
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Evansville
Lafayette
Indianapolis
South Bend
Mariner 4 Heads for Mars Pictures Under Cautious Hopes
Pasadena reports Mariner 4 is en route to Mars for a photo mission under excellent conditions. Scientists at Caltechs JPL warn the public not to expect detailed surface data from the 21 photographs due to the vast distance and limited viewing area.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Earth
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Cape Kennedy
William H. Pickering
Newsmen
Chicago Man Released From Vincennes Jail
Winston McLemore a 41 year old Chicago carpenter was released on a preliminary murder charge as Knox County sheriff's officers and State Police detectives continue to lack new clues in the Marilyn McLemore case. The shooting occurred in the early hours of June 13 while the couple sat in their car along U.S. 41 north of Vincennes as they headed to visit relatives in Drakesboro Kentucky.
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Vincennes
Ind
Winston McLemore
Chicago
Knox County
McLemore
Marilyn
U.S. 41
Drakesboro
Attucks Principal Leads Indiana High School-College Group
Alexander Moore of Indianapolis Attucks High School is named chairman of the Committee on High School-College Cooperation in Indiana for 1965-66. Paul S. Bowman of Manchester College is vice chairman and Jack Lee of Woodlaw High School is secretary treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Alexander Moore
Indianapolis Attucks High School
Chaiman
Committee On
Indiana
Paul S. Bowman
Manchester College
Jack Lee
Woodlaw High School
Health Warning on Cigarette Packs Facing Tough Negotiations
Congress moves to require health warnings on cigarette packs with the label caution cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your heart. House and Senate clash over a ban on FTC cigarette advertising warnings, delaying conference committee prospects. FTC plans ads warning July 1, arguing advertising fuels youth smoking.
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Washington
House
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
House-Senate
Commission
Congress
Dixie Attorney General Declares War on Klansmen
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers pledged action against the Ku Klux Klan calling members hooded killers and vowed murder charges in the Liuzzo case. He criticized voting laws as inadequate and noted the Klan’s strong presence in the state. A new trial for Collie Wilkins was likely Sept 27.
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Dixie
United Press International
Alabama
Klu Klux Klan
Richmond Flowers
Montgomery
Klan
Flowers
George Wallace
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
T. Worth [Haggard
Haynesville
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Robert Shelton
Robert Creel
Matt Murphy
Wilkins
Bray Favors Using Chinese Troops Against Viet Cong
Indianapolis congressman Willem G. Bray says he supports deploying Chinese Nationalist troops to help fight the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. He urges stronger U S forces and credits the Johnson administration for its course while noting his recent fact finding tour with three fellow lawmakers. Bray claims American troops are tough and ready for duty.
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Indianapolis
Wic
Willem G. Bray
R-Ind
Viet Nam
America
Republican Club
Bray
U. S
Johnson
Local Temperature and River Stage Report
Tuesday's high and recent low are not provided but 69 and 72 degrees noted. at 7 30 a m today the temperature is 72 with 2 units of precipitation and river stage at 6 72.
Prospects Dim for Afro Asia Talks
In Algiers amid protests over the ousted president Ahmed Ben Bella delegates face security tensions. Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere and Kenya’s Joseph Murumbi reportedly will not attend, lowering Afro Asian leadership turnout and prompting calls to postpone the summit while ministers meet as planned.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
London
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Joseph Murumbi
Kenya
British Commonwealth
Alperia
Ben Bella
Two New Legal Actions Filed in Greene County Court
Greene County Circuit Court records show Elmer Wolf and Ella Wolf vs William Wolf and Lillian Wolf petition for partition of real estate. Also Carl Dowden and others sue William Crays and others by petition in a related action venued from Martin County.
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Greene County
Elmer Wolf
Ella Wolf
William and
Lillian Wolf
Martin County
Carl Dowden
William Crays
Shock Proves Fatal for Indiana Installer
Kenneth Eisel, 32, was accidentally electrocuted Tuesday night while installing an outside water faucet at his rural Ridgeville home. Authorities believe he touched a power line while laying pipe beneath the house.
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Ridgeville
Ind
Kenneth Eisel
Prime Minister Defends Beatles Honor in Parliament
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Harold Wilson defended awarding MBEs for export services amid controversy over the Beatles receiving MBEs for exporting earnings to Britain. He said the citation appeared in lists for services to the export trade and benefits the country.
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London
Harold Wilson
Order of the British Empire
M.B.E
Wilson
House of Common
Beatles
Britain
Wayne Vance announces bid for Indiana national committeeman
North Vernon Indiana Wayne Vance president of Ninth District Young Democrats and supervisor for the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles announces his candidacy for national committeeman for Indiana.
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North Vernon
Ind
Wayne Vance
Ninth District
Young Democrats
Indiana
Vance
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State High Court To Consider Hashfield Case
The Indiana Supreme Court weighs the appeal of Emmett Hashfield of Boonville, condemned to death for the 1960 dismemberment slaying of Avril Terry, age 11. Prosecution calls it premeditated murder, while defense cites alleged brain calcification and claimed insanity.
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State High Court
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Emmett Hashfield
Boonville
Hashfield
Bloomington
Avril Terry
Ferdinand Samper
Jack Broadfield
Monroe County
Thomas Hoadley
James Manahan
Hoadley
Norman Arterburn
Parole Board
Stamper
U.S. Supreme Court
Arkansas River Threatens Great Bend Levees
The Arkansas River threatened Great Bend as it rose to 14.4 feet about three feet above previous records. National Guardsmen and volunteers labored to raise dikes while as many as 20,000 people evacuated across a three state area. Damages ran into millions with water funneling through a broad area before entering the city limits remained dry.
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Great Bend
Kan
Arkansas River
Kansas
National
Barton County
Marion Weese
Minor Accident Reported in County
A minor accident occurred at 9:30 a.m. one half mile east of Bloomfield on highway 54. Jeanne L. Babcock 22 of Indianapolis attempted to pass Joseph Hannes 65 of Bloomington. Wet pavement caused loss of control and both cars went down an embankment. No injuries or tickets. Estimated damage 300 dollars to Babcock and 25 dollars to Hanros.
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Bloomfield
Hwy
Jeanne L. Babcock
Indianapolis
Joseph Hannes
Bloomington
Babcock
Hanros
Fisherman fatally shot by own rifle in Petersburg
John Jackson, 63, of Petersburg, was killed when the rifle in his hand discharged while he walked down an embankment at White River where he planned to fish. The bullet struck him in the heart in an accidental shooting reported by police.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Dang
North Viet Nam
Petersburg
Ind
John Jackson
Jackson
White River
United States
Viet Cong
Ho Chi Minh
Dang
Algerian Summit Hangs On Fate Of Exiled Ben Bella
Demonstrations by students supporting Ahmed Ben Bella threaten the Afro Asian summit opening next Tuesday. Algerian officials insist the conference will proceed with or without some invited leaders as Col Boumedienne’s coup alters the course of the talks. Ben Bella’s fate, reported as sentenced to death or under arrest, remains a major point of contention among regional players.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Beirut
Lebanon
New Revolutionary Council
An-Nahar
Boumedienne
London
U S Soviet Ties Cool Over Viet Nam War
Washington reports a notable chill in Soviet American relations tied to the Viet Nam conflict Ongoing Soviet propaganda shifts after North Viet Nam attacks and a tougher U S military stance This cooling raises concerns of broader European tension though no major crisis yet.
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U. S
Washington
Hanoi
Red China
U.S
Russia
United States
Viet Nam
North
Kremlin
South
China
Southeast Asia
Europe
Moscow
Martinsville Man To Control GOP Purse Strings
Martinsville treasurer of the Indiana Republican Central Committee Stan ley H. Byram regained control of party finances as the finance committee chair was established. Charles Hendricks said session was harmonious and no rift appeared. Other finance panel members named include regional chairmen Robert Gates Harold Downers Seth Denbo Alvin Cast Mrs. Howard Hinkle Mrs. Clayton Bond and Gerald Hodson. Maureen Bray named Young Republican national committeewoman.
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Indianapolis
Stanley H. Byram
Martinsville
Indiana Republican Central Committee
GOP
Robert N. Stewart
Indianapolis Insurance
John Burkhart
Byram
Charles Hendricks
Indiana
Republican Party
Finance Committee
Robert Gates
Columbia City
Hendricks
Harold C. Downers
Sullivan
Seth Denbo
Alvin Cast
Kentland
Howard Hinkle
Salem
Clayton Bond
Liberty
Gerald K. Hodson
New Castle
Maureen Bray
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Small Town Judge Rules in Ruby Case
Dist. Judge Louis Holland of Montague Texas appointed custodian of the Ruby affair after Judge Joe B. Brown withdrew. Holland called the case just another matter and pledged to proceed as facts unfold.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Dist
Louis Holland
Montague
Tex
Holland
Dallas Blankenship
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Digging Hobby Unearths New England Relics in Pembroke
Henry Monk of Pembroke mass pursues digging as a hobby and has recovered artifacts from the region? a 200 year old musket rare Sandwich glass a 1812 penny and a 1749 coin illustrating a long running interest in local history with several notable finds.
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Pembroke
Mass
Harry Monk
New England
FBI uncovers counterfeiting ring spreads across cities
FBI says a nationwide counterfeit travelers checks ring touched Atlanta where Eric Paul Green was arrested after attempting to cash counterfeit $100 Bank of America checks at Citizens and Southern Bank. Similar forays were reported in Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston New York Chicago and Baltimore with about $25,000 recovered. Green, claiming to be Canadian, was arraigned on interstate transportation of counterfeit securities.
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Atlanta
FBI
Eric Paul Green
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Joseph R. Ponder
Green
Bank of America
10Th Street
Citizens and Southern Bank
USS
Robert Feagine
Podgorny Ill, Soviet Leader In Line For Power
Diplomatic sources report Nikolai Podgorny, No. 2 in the Soviet Communist Party, has not been seen in public since June 5 due to illness. The 62 year old Ukrainian is considered a top potential successor to Nikita Khrushchev, with Brezhnev as first secretary and Kosygin handling foreign affairs.
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Moscow
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet
Communist Party
Podgorny
Communist Party Heirarchy
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Central Committee
C.P.S.U
Brezhnev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S. Resumes Surplus Food Sales to Nasser Regime
President Johnson approves $37 million in surplus food sales to the United Arab Republic restoring a three year deal amid improving ties. The final installment of the Cairo agreement expires June 30 and Cairo has halted aid to Congo rebels while promising compensation for a damaged library.
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Washington
Johnson
United Arab Republic
UAR
Nasser
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Congo
State Department
United States
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Arkansas
Sheriff's Department
Joseph W. Grigg
John Honeycutt
Annison
Ala
Johnnie Gail
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
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