Goldwater Warns Against Test Ban Pact at Wisconsin Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater warned at a Wisconsin ceremony that ratifying the nuclear test ban treaty could lead the United States to a Soviet backed non aggression pact. He argued the pact would threaten freedom and invite Soviet dominance while slamming NATO Warsaw Pact risks.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Senate
United States
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
School of
Bank Audit and Control
University of Wisconsin
Association of Bank Audit, Control and Operation
NATO
Moscow
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Fellowship Day Set at St Paul Baptist Church
A day of fellowship is scheduled for Sunday at St. Paul Baptist Church at Second and Farrington streets. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Elder B. C. Boston invites all city area churches and choirs. A 5 p.m. drama will climax the program.
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St. Paul Baptist Church
Second and
Farrington Streets
B. C
Boston
Fast draw mishap injures Osceola youth
In Osceola Indiana Edward Kucenski 18 attempted a quick draw with a loaded revolver. He fired before removing the gun from his holster and shot himself in the leg.
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Osceola
Ind
Uph
Edward Kucenski
Weekend Road Fatalities Reach Eight Across Indiana
Indiana records eight weekend traffic deaths after two fatal early accidents near Cass and Miami counties and two Indianapolis crashes. Victims include Clay E. Spencer and E Pace Spencer, both in their 40s, and Mrs Alto Belle Shoopman 49 Mitchell who was struck crossing Ind 37.
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Indiana
Cass-Miami County
U. S. 24
Indianapolis
Clay E. Spencer
E. Pace Spencer
Alto Belle Shoopman
Mitchell
Ind
la Porte
Thomas Hoffman
Westville
Motorcycle crash near Bluffton kills Betty Jean Godwin
Betty Jean Godwin 27 Mendon Ohio was killed and her husband Richard 25 injured when their motorcycle collided with a car driven by Samuel Krumman 51 Bluffton on Ind 124 east of Bluffton. Godwin was thrown 45 feet and Richard onto the car windshield. Krumman not injured and turning left into his driveway.
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la Porte County
Betty Jean Godwin
Mendon
Ohio
Richard
Samuel Krumman
Bluffton
Ind
Surplus Turkeys Slated For National School Lunch
The Agriculture Department plans to purchase surplus turkeys for the national school lunch program. Ready to cook birds will be served in the hot lunch program to about 17.5 million children.
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Washington
Upi
Agriculture Department
Department
Teen in stolen car shoots at rescuing officers in Michigan wreck
A 15-year-old boy, Patrick P. O Grady of Muskegon Michigan, who drove a stolen car collided on U S 31 south of Rochester. Rescuers freed him after 15 minutes and the youth drew a .22 pistol, which officers subdued. Four people in the other vehicle were injured. The boy was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture.
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Peru
Ind
David Richardson
Patrick P. O’grady
Muskegon
Mich
Lawrence Wagenknecht
U. S. 31
Rochester
Dukes Hospital
Sheriff Says Car Involved In The Theft Of Doctor’s Vehicle
Police report states the vehicle driven by O Grady was stolen from Dr. Philip Frandsen of Muskegon, with the sheriff confirming the theft during the investigation.
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O’grady
Philip Frandsen
Muskegon
Republicans Plan Ice Cream Social at Memorial Park
Plans for a free ice cream social at Memorial Park on Thursday August 22 at 6 30 p m were drawn at a Fifth District Republican precinct meeting held at Mrs Stella Rowe s home Walter Cook Fifth District chairman spoke and Judge H DeWitt Owen will be master of ceremonies Carl Barrainder Elza Rowe Ross Joseph Mary Springer Ann Walker and Max Adolphs handle entertainment Howard Armstrong Republican candidate for mayor spoke as the last speaker.
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Memorial Park
Fifth District
Stella Rowe
Walter Cook
H. DeWitt Owen
Carl Barraider
Elza Rowe
Ross Joseph
Mary Springer
Ann Walker
Max Adolphs
Howard Armstrong
Terre Haute Engraving Co Adopts New Quality Control Machines
Terre Haute Engraving Company at 648 Walnut Street installs two new machines the Densitometer and the Integrator to tighten quality control and speed up production. The upgrades follow years of modernization including a large photo engraving camera and Liquid Burn-In equipment.
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Terre Haute Engraving Company
Terre Haute Engraving Co
Walnut Street
Wabash Valley
Earl Travioli
Charles M. Lowry
Phil Powell
Terre Haute
Lowry
Phil “Pinky” Powell
Weather Fair And Mild Across Most of U.S.
Storms struck drought ridden Wisconsin with a tornado 18 miles northwest of Madison causing minor injuries and property damage. Power outages affected Milwaukee and trees fell on several routes while a large barn collapsed in the south. Marble hail and rain marked Lake Geneva. A Portage trailer was overturned by winds.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
Portage
Airline subsidy report released details CAP local service aid
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports current local service airline subsidy about 84 million yearly with about 69 million to 13 domestic lines. A proposed cut would lower total to 56 million and local subsidy to 47 million by 1968. Payments for the year ended June 30 included 4.224 million to Lake Central Airlines.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Lake Central Airlines
Promises Action in South Vietnam Religious Conflict
Secretary of State Dean Rusk vowed the United States will do everything to settle the religious controversy in South Vietnam. He said the U.S. government is deeply distressed by the clash between President Ngo Dinh Diem and Vietnamese Buddhists.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
South Viet Nam
Rusk
U. S
Ngo Linh Diem
Young Tribune Carrier Plans College Engineering Career
Joe Reed, 14, a Tribune carrier in Fairview Park near Clinton, says he hopes to attend college and become an engineer after graduating Clinton High School. He has delivered the Tribune for over a year, enjoys fishing, and Scouts activities with his parents listed at RE. 1 Clinton.
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Joe Reed
Tribune
Fairview Park
Clinton
Joe
Clinton High School
Jack D. Reed
RE. 1. Clinton
Muscatatuck staff physician fired in misconduct case
Dr. Robert Seglin 36, awaiting trial on drunken driving and intoxication charges, was fired Friday as a staff physician at Muscatatuck State School after an investigation by Supt. Donald Jolly. He had been suspended Aug. 8 for boisterous behavior and arrested that night for giving male patients an unauthorized ride on U S 50 near North Vernon and had prior probation for self‑prescribing drugs from the school pharmacy.
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Butlerville
Ind
Robert Seglin
Muscatatuck State School
Seglin
Donald Jolly
U. S. 50
North Vernon
Hartke Backs Nuclear Test Ban Treaty At Picnic
Senator Vance Hartke backed the limited nuclear test ban treaty during a Democratic picnic in Bristol Indiana, saying the agreement lasts means mankind gains and underground tests pose no harm to food water or milk. He urged ratification and warned the Russians may break the pact while noting rights to peaceful demonstrations. State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer and Sen. Tom McIntyre spoke.
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Bristol
Ind
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Senate
Washington
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Indiana Senate
Tom McIntyre
D-N. H
Contract Ratified Between Ply Wall and Teamsters Local 297
In Fort Wayne Indiana a three year contract between Ply Wall Products Co and Teamsters Local 297 was ratified by union members after an earlier vote authorizing a strike if rejected. Details of the agreement were not disclosed.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Plywall Products Co
Teamsters Local 297
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Terre Haute, Indiana
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S. Istst
Roesch-Burman Foundry, Inc
10Th St
Terre Haute Home Improvement CO
Terre Haute, Ind
Cromwell Furniture A Auction CO
North Third
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U.S
United Press International
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