Rock and Roll Sparks Teen Music Lesson Boom
Rock and roll drives a surge in music lessons across the United States as youth embrace making music. NAMM official William R. Gard notes teens pursue both classical study and rock creation, with guitar rising in popularity beside piano as the leading instruments. The NAMM show in Chicago June 25 29 features demonstrations of rock oriented teaching and new electronic instruments including a mini Metronome.
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U. S
Will'am R. Gard
National Association of Music Merchants
Chicago
Gard
NAMM
Cassie
Repor
Two Marine Helicopters Crash Killing Twenty At Camp Lejeune
At Camp Lejeune North Carolina two Marine CH53A Sea Stallion and Huey gunship helicopters collided during a routine training flight killing 20 Marines and injuring at least 12. Most casualties were aboard one helicopter.
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Camplejeune
UPI
Camp LeJuene
Vietnam
Marine Corps
Family of Seven Killed in Crash in Rural Georgia Border
A big truck crashed broadside into a station wagon near Hardeeville on the Georgia South Carolina border killing all ten occupants of the wagon including seven family members from Savannah. The driver of the truck, George Simmons of Ridgeland, was unharmed. No survivors remained in the station wagon.
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Hardeeville
S.C
UPI
South Carolina
Savannah
John J. Davin
Chatham County
U.S. 17
Davin
George Simmons
Ridgeland
Two Break In Ransack Mrs Coleman Home in England
Two men broke into Mrs Dorothy Colemans home in Ash Green England bound and gagged the 74 year old widow and spent four hours ransacking the place according to UPI sightings.
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Ash Green
England
UPI
Dorothy Coleman
Fire Routs Guests At Claypool Hotel
Fire swept the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis trapping guests on the fourth floor. About 396 registered guests were evacuated with no reported injuries though several people were treated for smoke inhalation. Fire Chief Jack O Leary said flames were under control two hours after the pre dawn blaze began. Manager Raymond Meredith noted the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention had about 300 attendees.
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Jack O'Leary
Raymond Meredith
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Pope Paul VI Defends Celibacy in Encyclical
Pope Paul VI defends priestly celibacy amid criticism and priest departures. He argues celibacy remains essential, cites psychological and historical grounds, and expresses sorrow over priests leaving the priesthood as a papal commission reviews 1200 to 2000 cases.
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Pope Paul VI
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Charles Davis
Senate censures Dodd for questioned financial conduct
The Senate censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut today on charges of financial finagling. The body said his conduct offends moral standards and erodes public trust, bringing the Senate into dishonor and dispute.
Lake Central Plans St. Louis Terre Haute Flights
Lake Central Air Lines announces a Missouri move starting July 1 with nine daily flights between St. Louis and Indianapolis. A 10th flight will link St. Louis with Washington via Terre Haute Cincinnati and Baltimore. Six St. Louis to Indianapolis trips are non stop while three stop at Terre Haute. Jet powered Convair 580s will be used on all services.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Pans for Swin Team To Bz Discussed
A meeting for swimmers ages 7 to 17 interested in joining the Linton pool team is set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Pool manager Joe Cabel notes this is a team organization meeting not a lesson. Parents should attend as talks include possible meets with Bicknell and Bloomfield this summer, including a potential June 29 event in Bicknell.
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Linton Pool
Joe Cabel
Cabel
Bicknell
Bloomfield
Johnson Kosygin Start Cordial Big Two Summit in Glassboro
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin opened their first meeting in cordial fashion at Glassboro New Jersey beginning a summit on peace and war issues. They held talks after greeting each other warmly and planned discussions on Vietnam Middle East nuclear arms and East West tensions.
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Glassboro
N.J
UPI
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
United States
Russia
Middle East
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
U.S
Washington
Glassboro Selected as Historic Meeting Site
Glassboro New Jersey hosts President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin at Glassboro State College on the Hollybush mansion setting. The 118 year old Georgian home stands on the college campus as the meeting site drawing national attention to the quiet town of 11,600 residents.
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Glassboro
UPI
Appomattox Court House
Lake Success
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro State College
Hollybush
Glassboro State
Thomas E. Robinson
Pennsylvania
Meredith Returns To Rights March In Mississippi
James H. Meredith resumes a 210 mile rights march from Hernando toward Jackson Mississippi after being halted by sniper fire last year. He aims to challenge fear and encourage political participation while walking unarmed with a single round of golf as training.
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Hernando
Miss
UPI
James H. Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Capitol
Jackson
Romania Calls For Peace In Mid-East Crisis
In a General Assembly speech Romanian Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer urged a peaceful negotiated settlement without outside interference. He called for an Israeli pullback to June 5 positions. Canada urged Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands with navigation guarantees and Palestine refugee solutions. King Hussein of Jordan was slated to address the assembly next week.
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United Nations
UPI
Romania
Middle East
Israel
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
General Assembly
Canada
U.N
Hussein
Jordan
Clash Looms Over Anti Riot Bill Targeting Carmichael
Two House committees prepare for a showdown on a federal anti riot bill aimed at Carmichael. The measure would criminalize traveling between states or using interstate facilities to incite riots, with up to five years imprisonment and a $10 000 fine. The bill passed a Judiciary subcommittee and faces action in both the Judiciary and Rules panels amid concerns over a potential Senate filibuster.
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Washington
UPI
House
Stokely Carmichael
House Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
D. N.Y
Judiciary
William M. Colmer
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Colmer
Senate
Carmichael
School Reminds Pupils of Initiation Hazing Rules
Authorities at Linton Stockton schools investigate reports of initiation and hazing by some members of next year’s freshman class. Students are reminded that such activity will mean no scheduling of programs for those involved. Decisions on entering offenders will await a conference with parents next fall.
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Linton Stockton
Glassboro Mayor Dies Before Historic Campus Event
Joseph L. Bowe 50 year Democrat mayor of Glassboro since 1959 died Thursday on the eve of a major town milestone. Officials announced President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin would address at Glassboro State College, marking a pivotal moment for the community.
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Glassboro
UPD
Joseph L. Bowe
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro State College
Ciscell Earns Academic Honors at Indiana State University
Bob Ciscell of Linton was named to ISU's distinguished honor roll for a 4.0 GPA. The art education senior earned two scholarships, has two years on ISU's honor roll, and serves in Kap pa Pi. He was appointed to the college of arts and sciences student advisory council.
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Bob Ciscell
Linton
Indiana State University
Ciscell
Kappa Pi
College of Arts and Sciences
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