Four Weekend Deaths Raise Greene County Toll to Ten for Year
Four people died in a two car crash on highway 59 at 11 30 p m Saturday bringing Greene County traffic deaths this year to ten Six of the year s toll have occurred in the last nine days The victims were Frankin J Ashba 21 of Dugger driver of one car John F Graves 54 of Jasonville and Robert L Bennett 24 of Sullivan passengers in the Ashba car and Austin Wayne Letsinger 18 of Jasonville Itc 1 driver of the other car Joyce Keller of Jasonville a passenger in Letsinger car was injured and taken to Freeman Greene County Hospital with serious but improving condition Robert Webb 21 of Sullivan Ite 5 a passenger in the Ashba car was injured and treated for fair condition at Freeman Greene County Hospital Investigators said the Ashba car crossed the center line after losing control in a curve and struck the Letsinger car The Letsinger driver was reportedly speeding Lestinger born Nov 4 1948 in Linton is a Shakamak High School graduate Funerals continued on page two
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Highway 59
Greene County
Frankin J. Ashbai
Dugger
John F. Graves
Jasonville
Robert L. Bennett
Sullivan
Ashba
Austin Wayne Lets’nger
Robert Webb
Sullivan Ite
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Indiana _ State
Letsinger
Richard Homes
Shelburn
Ellis
Michael Back
Bloomfield
Triangle
Lestinger
Linton
Shakamak High School
Temperature Outlook and River Reading Highlights
The report notes a high Sunday of 72 degrees and a low 24 hours earlier at 7 30 AM of 59. No precipitation recorded and the river stage stands at 7 37. Eight pages indicate the newspaper size.
Glassboro talks raise cautious Johnson Kosygin hopes
President Johnson calls the Glassboro summit a step toward less danger after two days of talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin. Both leaders report progress on reducing misunderstandings, but deep rifts remain on Vietnam and the Middle East with calls for restraint and troop withdrawal.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Vietnam
Middle East
Johnson
Glassboro
Alexei N. Kosygin
New Jersey
White House
Mine Run Medley Of Like Kind Ideas
A concise dictionary style note defines a Mine Run as an unassorted product from a mine, describing it as an assembly of like kind items not specifically classified.
State Road 59 Fatalities Prompt Public Warning
A Greene County community recounts four deaths on the widened State Road 59 near Jasonville as traffic rises. Residents urge slower speeds and safer driving amid ongoing road work, warning the highway could become a kill er if ignored.
U.S. Loses Two Platoons in Banzi Attacks Near Hue
Allied forces report 156 Communist dead in coast drives and Hue outskirts. 105 Viet Cong killed in a night assault near Hue, with 80 paratroopers killed and 34 wounded overall. South Korean troops and U.S. Marines also reported losses as operations continue along the Cambodian border. Air strikes hit North Vietnam and targeted a bridge near the Mu Gia pass.
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Saigon
UPI
Hue
U.S. Army
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Highlands
U.S
Alpha Company
North Vietnam
Th Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
27 Cardinals Installed By Pope In Streamlined Ceremony
Pope Paul VI proclaimed 27 new cardinals including four Americans. The ceremony raised the College to an all time high of 118 and the number of represented countries to 44. Archbishops O Boyle Cody Krol and Msgr Brennan were among those notified. A public consistory is planned for Wednesday. The pope urged peace in Vietnam and the Middle East and lamented religious freedom restrictions.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Indonesia
Poland
College of Cardinals
Patrick Louis O’boyle
Washington, D.C
John P. Cody
Chicago
John Joseph Krol
Philadelphia
Msgr
Francis J. Brennan
Shenandoah
Vietnam
Middle East
U N Talks Resume as Hussein Prepares Address
United Nations enters week two of the emergency Middle East debate. King Hussein of Jordan plans to plead his case against Israeli aggression at 3 p.m. EDT while Kosygin and Johnson clash over peace proposals. Delegations from Tunisia Albania Ecuador Nepal Yemen Kuwait Norway and Finland participate.
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UPI
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Jordan
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Kosygin
Middle East
Johnson
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Israel
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Albania
Ecuador
Nepal
Yemen
Kuwait
Norway
Finland
Meredith Marches On 34th Birthday
James Meredith and a small group began the third day of a Mississippi march against fear. They traveled from Batesville toward Courtland Pope Enid and Oakland. Meredith spent the night in Sardis at Cora Lee Stewart’s home where she gave him a large yellow birthday cake.
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Batesville
Miss
UPI
James Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
Courtland
Pope
Enid
Oakland
Sardis
Cora Lee Stewart
Indiana Guardsman Killed in Car Crash
George M. Grominger a 20 year old Delphi Indiana National Guard member of the 38th Infantry Division was killed Saturday when his car ran off a highway near Houghton Lake Michigan and struck an abutment. The division ended its summer training at Camp Grayling nearby.
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Houghton Lake
Mich
UPI
George M. Grominger
Delphi
Ind
Here
Grominger
Indiana National Guard
38Th Infantry Division
Camp Grayling
Slayer Escapes Jail Captured After Chase
Michael Layton a 27 year old convicted holdup slayer escaped from Shelby County Jail Sunday and was captured today in Indianapolis. Layton fled during a police chase as officers closed in in Brookside Park area after a Shelbyville stolen car tied to him was found in Indianapolis. The vehicle abandoned near his in law's home tied to threats toward his ex wife amid divorce and his prior prison sentence. Layton had crawled through a small food chute in his cell door while awaiting a new trial for the holdup killing of an Indianapolis service station attendant.
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Shelbyville, Ind
UPI
Michael Layton
Shelby County
Indianapolis
Layton
Brookside Park
Shelbyville
Indiana Guardsmen Return From Camp Greyling Training
About 6,000 Indiana National Guardsmen completed two weeks of summer camp training at Camp Grayling Michigan and returned to civilian life in Indiana this weekend.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Soviet Premier Heads For Havana To Meet Castro
Soviet Premier Alexei N Kosygin left New York for Havana to meet Cuban Premier Fidel Castro after last minute talks with aides and an Arab leader. Officials at Kennedy Airport said the flight plan to Havana was filed about an hour before the 11 50 a.m. EDT takeoff.
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Kosygin
Havana
Fidel Castro
Hussein
Castro
New York
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kennedy International Airport
Parade to Include Civil War Cavalry Unit at Linton
Bloomington horsemen form Civil War Cavalry unit for the Fourth of July parade in Linton. The group replicates Co I 10th Cavalry 12th Indiana Volunteers uniforms with black felt hats, crossed sabers, gold braid headbands, yellow neckerchiefs, blue shirts, gold chevrons and shoulder bars for officers, and sky blue trousers.
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Linton
Bloomington
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10Th Cavalry
12Th Indiana Volunteers
Co. 1
U.S
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Mabel Ann Coppage
Maywood
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Dictionary
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Mid-East
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128Th
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