Mine Run Writer Returns Next Week
The mine run columnist is on vacation and will not publish this week. The column is expected to resume in the Daily Citizen on Monday, June 25.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
1
Red China Rejects British-Led Viet Nam Peace Mission
Red China sternly rejects a British led four nation mission to resolve the Viet Nam conflict. The note accuses the United States of war expansion and Britain of backing Washington. Kremlin signals potential talks with North Vietnam.
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Red China
London
China Today
Peking
China
United States
Britain
Washington
Russia
Viet Nam
K. M. Wilford
Ting Hao
Foreign Ministry
Department of West European Affairs
South Viet Nam
Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference
New China Dispatch
Commonwealth
Kremlin
Porter County Death Toll Rises in Toll for Indiana
Porter County recorded its ninth traffic fatality in as many days, pushing Indiana's yearly highway deaths to at least 640. An unidentified man died when his car crossed the center line on Indiana 130, colliding with a steel truck and catching fire. The injured driver, Harry Kallen, was hospitalized in Valparaiso with third degree burns. Earlier, James Zimmerman, 20, died at Porter Memorial Hospital from injuries in a Tuesday night two car crash on U.S. 12 in northern Porter County.
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United Press International
Porter County
Indiana
Indiana 130
Harry Kallen
Valparaiso
Hammond
James Zimmerman
Porter Memorial Hospital
U.S. 12
Pontiff Expected to Visit U.N. for Peace Plea
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will likely travel to New York for a peace appeal at the United Nations around October 23. The trip would be brief, lasting two or three days, with the General Assembly opening September 21 and UN Day on October 24. He warned a new world war could end civilization and urged leaders to end discord before it worsens.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
United Nations
New York
Vatican
U. N. General Assembly
Paul
Two Shot in Brinks Robbery Attempt
In Highland Indiana a would be bandit shot two people including Brinks guard William Mahnke and Beulah May Miller as he tried to steal three money bags from a Topps discount store. Mahnke and a second guard fired back, the bandit fled in a red late model Chevrolet. Police seek two armed men with possible accomplice, one wearing a white straw hat and dark clothing, the other in two piece uniform style attire. Miller, from Chicago, was wounded when she blocked the thief’s getaway.
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Highland
Ind
Beulah May Miller
Chicago
William Mahnke
Calumet City
Ill
Stephen Rainich
Mahnke
Topps Discount
Brinks
Birth rate declines as pill broader use cuts births
Washington officials say birth rates have fallen slowly since the general availability of birth control pills five years ago. Arthur A. Campbell of the National Center for Health Statistics notes this year’s births may drop below four million, the lowest in about 19 years, compared with just over four million last year.
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Washington
United States
Arthur A. Campbell
National Center For Health Statistics
Senate Moves to Remove Silver From Small Coins
Western lawmakers faced a tougher test in the House after the Senate voted 74 to 8 to end silver content in all coins below the half dollar and cut half dollar silver from 90 to 40 percent. The House Banking Committee amended the bill to remove silver from dimes quarters and the Kennedy half dollar, despite western opposition and a push from Johnson.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
New England
John F. Kennedy
House Banking Committee
Repeater Tops Money List for Two Years
In New York the Round Table horse Repeater, whose lifetime earnings record was recently eclipsed by Kelso, remains the only horse to lead the money winners for two years. He led in 1957 and 1958.
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New York
Round Table
Kelso
Indiana Eyes July Fourth Traffic Toll Rise
Indiana safety officials warn as many as 17 to 20 traffic deaths may occur during the 78 hour Fourth of July weekend, with 16 deaths last year. Floyd A. Kline calls drivers abusive and urges caution, saying the cost of accidents is rising and needs public wake up.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Indiana
Floyd A. Kline
Kline
Blast Hits U.S. Consulate in Georgetown British Guiana
An explosion at the U.S. consulate injures an unidentified JFK Library employee on the first floor. Sabotage by anti-government factions tied to ex-premier Cheddi Jagan's PPP has been common recently.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
U.S
John F. Kennedy
U. S. Information Service Library
Cheddi Jagan
PPP
Hoosier Democrats to Expand Platform Writing Role
Indiana Democrats plan to involve elected officials in crafting the party platform. Gov. Branigin and Sen. Hartke discussed broader participation, with Chairman St. Angelo noting officials and pressure groups should help shape the platform. Branigin touted support for Johnson Viet Nam programs and Indiana’s bid for an atom smasher.
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Washington
Indiana
Democratic Party
Roger D. Branigin
Vance Hartke
Gordon St. Angelo
Hoosier
Branigin
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
AEC
New Astronauts to Be Named Tuesday
SPACE CENTER Houston AP) America's astronaut population will grow to about 34 with first scientists and doctors joining pilots training for Apollo moon voyages. Officials to announce at a Houston news conference. names not released. Speculation centers on Dr. F Curtis Michael of Rice University with over 500 flight hours.
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Space Center
Houston
America
Federal Space Agency
The
Space Agency
F. Curtis Michael
Rice University
Michael
Weekend forecast for Indiana offers mainly fair weather
The weekend looks mostly dry with sunny today and partly cloudy Saturday and temperatures in the 80s. A scattered chance of thundershowers Sunday is noted. Five day outlook shows up to 6 degrees above normal with light precipitation early next week and varied overnight lows across Indiana regions. Evansville hit 84 on Thursday with South Bend at 50 and Evansville at 58 in recent low temperatures.
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United Press International
Indiana
Evansville
South Bend
Approves Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development
A Senate subcommittee approved President Johnson's proposal to create a cabinet department of housing and urban development. The House had already approved the plan elevating the Housing and Home Finance Agency's status.
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Washington
Senate
President Johnson
Cabinet Department of Housing and Urban Development
House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Weather Brief Shows River Stage and Temperatures
High Thursday and low last night at 7:30 p.m. report precipitation and river stage at 0.65 feet. Today’s forecast notes a potential rise with an ongoing river level near 6.65 feet.
Military Plane Crashes 84 Aboard Kill 69 Marines Named
A KC135 military transport carrying 84 people including 72 Marines vanished after takeoff from El Toro California and crashed into a mountainside. Wreckage scattered over a wide area with no survivors reported seven hours after the crash. Seventy Marines hailed from Camp Pendleton and the disaster occurred around midmorning near Balboa Newport and Laguna.
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EL Toro Marine Base
Calif
nPv
Viet Nam
CWO
John Andrea
Korea
Okinawa
Honolulu
Andrea
Camp Pendleton
Balboa
Newport
Laguna
Terrorist Bombs Rip Saigon River Restaurant
A double blast at the My Canh floating restaurant on the Saigon River killed and wounded many, including Americans and locals. A U S spokesman said six Americans were killed as rescue workers loaded 24 bodies. Vietnamese police said the second blast caused most deaths.
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Saigon
U. S
Viet Cong
Spt
Harold George Bennet
Pauline Bennet
Perryville
Ark
My Canh
Final Portion of Education Bill Advances in House
The House Education and Labor Committee approved a 601 million higher education bill establishing federal scholarships for college students and federally backed private loans. After a quorum scare, Chairman Powell reconvened, and with White House help the bill passed 21 to 2.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
House Education and Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Powell
Lawrence O'Brien
O’brien
Charley Tolar Emerges as Oilers Hard-Running Fullback
In Houston the Oilers rely on Charley Tolar a compact fullback listed at five six and two hundred pounds a veteran of six pro seasons. He is respected for his hard running ability and ability to gain yardage despite his stocky stature.
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Houston
Houston Oilers
Charley Tolar
Tolar
Oilers
Accident North of Linton Involves Car and Truck
A Greene County sheriff report says Daisy George 43 of Linton drove east on a county road and turned into the path of a two ton truck driven by William D. Kuehlin 35 of Mt Carmel Illinois five miles north of Linton. George was treated and released at Freeman Greene County hospital after suffering a cut above the eye and chest pains. About 75 dollars damage to the truck and the car was a total loss. The investigation continues.
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Linton
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Park Road
Greene County Sheriff's Office
Daisy George
Rte. 1
William D. Kuehlin
Mt. Carmel
George
Sheriff's Department
Helen Keller to observe 85th Birthday on Sunday
Helen Keller will celebrate her 85th birthday in Westport with only family and a few close friends due to health limits. The event follows widespread recognition including a U.S. Senate resolution and state proclamations naming Helen Keller Day, highlighting her lifelong work for the handicapped and her partnership with Anne Sullivan.
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Helen Keller
Westport
Conn
Phillips Keller
Dallas
Tex
Miss Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Anne Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Lec
Turer
U.S. Senate
Mark Twain
Napoleon
Anne Sullivan Maey
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Cape Kennedy
Atlantic
Pontiff
U.N
West
Linton Swimming Pool
John Cart
Buck Creek Road
Mighty
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