Lodge to Aid Scranton in Bid for Top GOP Position
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge resigns from Saigon post to back Gov William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination He says he will not be drafted and is not a candidate Lodge departs after nine months in Vietnam with Gen Maxwell Taylor named to replace him The move follows Goldwater leading the GOP race with Scranton as a liberal alternative
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Lodge
Scranton
Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Southeast Asia
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Sheranton
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
PW Kosh Publican Party
Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in LaPorte County
In Indiana, the Indiana State Board of Health reported 20 scarlet fever cases in LaPorte County last week. The weekly morbidity report showed 23 cases statewide, with rising measles figures including 549 German measles, 272 rubella, and nearly 22,000 measles since January 1. No polio cases have been reported this year.
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Indianapolis — Wen
LaPorte
Indiana State Board of Health
Moon Eclipsed Tonight By Global Ash from Bali Eruption
The moon will undergo a rare vanishing eclipse due to volcanic ash from Mount Agung in Bali last year. Scientists expect a very dark eclipse visible worldwide from about 8:30 p.m. to after midnight EDT with South Africa offering the best view.
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New York
Wwe
Mount Agung
Bali
American Museum - Hayden Planetarium
Karakatoa
Katmai
Alaska
South Africa
Grandchild Born to Jack Danny Tuesday Family in L A
The daughter of comedian Jack Danny Tuesday gave birth to a son at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Mrs. Joan Blumofe the newborn’s grandmother celebrates on her birthday. Mrs Blumofe and her husband Robert, a United Artists executive, have two other children.
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Hollywood — Wey
Jack Danny Tuesday
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Joan Blumofe
Mary Livingston
Songs Cause Suits Against Taverns
Two copyright infringement suits filed in Federal Court in Indianapolis target taverns. Chap pel and Co. Inc. and General Music Publishing Co. Inc. sue Sarah Woodville Eddins operator of the Elbo Room in Linton and Shapiro Bernstein Co. Inc. sue Benjamin South operator of the Switz City Tavern. Each suit seeks at least 250 dollars damages plus costs and an injunction against performances of the contested songs. Attorneys Bing ham Summers and Spillman represent the plaintiffs.
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Indianapolis
Chappel and Co. Inc
General Music Publishing Co. Inc
Sarah Woodville Eddins
Linton
Shapiro, Bernstein and Co .Inc
Benjamin South
Switz City
Bingham
Linton Stocking School Board Plans Special Meeting
The Linton Stockton School Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the art room for a special session to close out the fiscal year ending June 31.
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Linton - Stockton
Missing Rights Youths Search Follows Burned Wagon Find
Federal and state officers searched for three missing civil rights workers after their burned station wagon was found in a swamp in east Mississippi. Leaders said foul play was likely as news spread of renewed desegregation conflicts across the South including St. Augustine and Southern towns.
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Mississippi
Gas explosion wounds six in Terre Haute plant crew
A tank of gas cleaning agent exploded during pipeline repair at the Indiana Gas and Chemical Co. plant injuring six workers, including foreman Cliff Wilkerson who died later from burns. Several others were treated at local hospitals with varying conditions.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cliff Wilkerson
Columbus
St. Anthony's Hospital
Home Packing Co
Ismael Craig
Bloomfield
St. Anthony’s
Bennie Jewell
R. R
Dugger
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Union Hospital
Eugene Stackhouse
West Baden
Eddie Porter
Farmersburg
Union
Lawrence George
Henry McKenny
Martinsville
St. Anthony's
Indiana Gas & Chmical Co
George
McKenny
NAACP Plans Large Demonstration Over Mississippi Disappearances
NAACP leaders planned a march to the Justice Department at the White House to press for stronger federal action after the disappearance of three civil rights workers in Mississippi. Delegates at the annual conference voted to demonstrate and urged full investigation by the attorney general.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mississippi
Justice Department of
White House
Mississipi
United States
Justice Department
Rural Camby Youth Is Latest Traffic Death
A 14 year old bicycle rider James Pine Jr. of Camby was killed on Indiana 67 two miles north of Mooresville when struck by a car driven by Ruthie Robinson 28 of Detroit Michigan. The Indiana death toll reached 540 for the year, up from 539 a year ago.
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United Press International
Indiana
James Pine Jr
R. R
Camby
Mooresville
Ruthie Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Bank Messenger Vanishes With 140000 In Oakland
In Oakland California FBI seeks Theodore C Nelson a 20 year old bank messenger who vanished after handling 140000 in cash at the Oakland Bank of Commerce. A note in his San Francisco apartment suggested plans to flee possibly to Mexico and airport alerts are in place.
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Oakland
Calif
FBI
Theodore C. Nelson
Oakland Bank of Commerce
Nelson
San Francisco
Mexico
Charles May
Taxpayers Group To Meet Tonight
The Greene County Taxpayers Association will meet at 7 30 pm in the Linton Library Building second floor room. County Assessor Harry Bedwell is invited to present a review of the assessed property value totals used to set the 1965 tax rates. The public is invited to attend.
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Greene County Taxpayers Association
Linton
Harry Bedwell
Wright Reunion Set Honors Wrights at Bloomfield Bandstand
The annual Wright descendants reunion will be held at Bloomfield Bandstand in Bloomfield Park on Sunday. The event coincides with the 65th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wright of Ko leen. Mrs. Wright is the family's sole surviving child, and friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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Samuel
Rebecca Wright
Bloomfield Bandstand
Bloomfield Park
Lewis Wright
Koleen
Wright
President Johnson Opens Talks With Greek Leader
President Johnson met with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou to seek ways to avert a Cyprus crisis between Greece and Turkey. The talks aimed to build peace and strengthen U S Greek ties as Inonu prepared for potential direct Greek Turkish discussions. Papandreou arrived after a Williamsburg visit and was welcomed at the White House for a two day schedule of meetings.
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Walington
Wpep
Johnson
George Papandreou
Turkey
Cyprus
White House
Papandreou
Williamsburg
U. S
Greece
United States
John F. Kennedy
Paul
State Department
Emier Ismet Inonu
Inonu
Washington
New York
Cooler air moves in across Indiana easing heat wave
Temperatures will top in the 70s as cooler air replaces the recent heat and high humidity. Overnight lows ranged from 62 in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis to 70 in Louisville, with highs near 73 to 78 north and 77 to 84 south. The five day outlook shows little rain and temperatures averaging below normal before a warming trend late this week.
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Indiana
Breas
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Louisville
South Bend
Loansville
Striking Teamsters Seek Negotiating Session EVANSVILLE
Union Local 215 asked State Labor Commissioner Hubert Butler to arrange another negotiation with International Steel Co. The 11 week strike began over the initial contract and has seen picket lines and clashes with non striking workers. Families joined the lines with messages urging an end to the dispute.
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Evansville
India
Teamsters Union
State Labor Commission
Hubert Butler
International Steel Co
Butler
Cliff Arden
International Steel
Goldwater Help Seen for Indiana GOP in 1964
Indiana State Sen. Roy Conrad, Nelson Rockefeller aide and Indiana campaign manager, says nomination of Barry Goldwater would boost the Republican ticket. He argues independents and many in Lake County would support Goldwater, while the Negro vote shifts Democratic. Conrad notes local races including Sen. D. Russell Bontrager versus Vance Hartke, and GOP Lt. Gov. Richard O. Ristine benefits from Democrats not slashing the sales tax. He sees potential for pro tem of the Senate if Republicans win the chamber.
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Indianapolis
Roy Conrad
Nelson Rockefeller
Indiana
Barry M. Goldwater
Conrad
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
New York
Lake County
Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
Vance Hartke
Richard O. Ristine
GOP
Ristine
Branigin
Roger D. Branigin
Lafayette
Adlai Stevenson
State Senate
Bontrager
Monticello
White
Carroll
Clinton
AMA Warns of Pre Heart Attack Syndrome And Fatigue
At the 113th AMA convention in San Francisco Dr. Robert S. Green outlined the pre heart attack syndrome defined as excessive unexpected fatigue. He urged fatigue management, pacing activities, and post attack limits to avoid fatal coronary events citing patients including presidents who resumed near normal life after recovery.
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San Francisco
American Medical Association
Robert S. Green
Heart Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Green
Eisenhower
Johnson
Driver Loses License in Greene County Suspension
Leonard Wagner of Bloomfield is listed among recent Bureau of Motor Vehicles suspensions for drunken driving. The Greene County driver appears on the latest statewide action.
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Greene County
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Leonard Wagner
Rtc
Bloomfield
Divorces Dismissed and Orders Issued in Greene Court
Rex Fulford and Karen Fulford divorce case dismissed in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield on plaintiff motion and at his costs. Shirley Allen and Jerry Allen case grants temporary restraining order with hearing set for June 29. Indiana State v Aja Granville Carlisle DUI case continued to September 10 from June 25.
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Rex Fulford
Karen Fulford
Greene
Bloomfield
Shirley Allen
Jerry Allen
State of Indiana
Aja Granville
Carlisle
Alvin York in Serious Condition
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York, 76, remained in serious condition at Veterans Hospital Nashville after developing acute pneumonia in his right lung. Hospital officials said he is conscious and alert and under constant observation, with a prior bleeding bladder incident leading to his admission from Pall Mall, Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvin York
Veterans Hospital
York
Carter Williams
Pall Mall
America
Terre Haute City Editor Bruce R. McCormick Dies at 62
Terre Haute Star city editor Bruce R. McCormick, 62, died of an ulcer at Union Hospital Tuesday. He began as a reporter in 1922 and worked in Dayton and Boston before returning to Terre Haute in 1989. He later served as a Star editor after earlier posts as court house reporter.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bruce R. McCormick
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