Riots spark guard stand by in Princess Anne Md
State police fought 300 demonstrators in Princess Anne Md using dogs clubs and hoses as 27 students were arrested amid clashes over integrated restaurants. Gov Tawes ordered the Maryland National Guard to stand by and police increased the state force to 80. Separate protests spread to Boston and other cities as civil rights activity intensified.
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J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
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Boston
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College Town
Reagin petitions Clay Court to name Vigo County senator
Indiana State Sen. Kenneth Reagin plans to file in Clay Circuit Court seeking designation of Vigo County Sen. Dewey Annakin for the Clay-Owen-Sullivan district. The move would bar Sen. Jack Mankin from re election and allow Reagin to run. petition argues board overreach and violation of the Constitution plus loss of local representation.
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Indianapolis
UPD
Kenneth Reagin
Cory
Clay
Dewey Annakin
Donald Fasig
State Board
Fasig
Marion County
Robert Stewart
Brazil
Reagin
Election Board
Annakin
Marion Superior
Oswald relative's agent denies Nixon plot evidence
James Martin, business agent for Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald, denied having any evidence that Oswald planned to shoot former Vice President Nixon. He testified before the Kennedy assassination commission after reports he had information of a Nixon plot.
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Washington
James Martin
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Richard M. Nixon
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Martin
Presidential Commission
Kennedy
Houston Post
Nixon
Earl Warren
Weather Map Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and a little warmer tonight and Friday. Low tonight near 15. High Friday in the mid 30s. Indiana mostly sunny and cool this afternoon with turning breezy. Illinois cloudiness tonight and not so cold with Friday mostly sunny and a bit warmer. River stage 1.2 ft stationary. Temperature readings show 6 a.m. 12, 2 p.m. 36.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Tax Bill Signed By Johnson Cuts Taxes for 80 Million
President Johnson signed the tax bill into law promising tax reductions begin after March 5. The measure, praised as the era's largest cut, will average about 9 percent for 550000 businesses and reduce taxes for 80 million individuals retroactive to January. Johnson celebrated with gifts of pens to Mrs Kennedy and her children. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Caroline
Senate
Jan. J. Johnson
Hartke predicts Johnson wins Indiana by 240000 votes
Sen Vance Hartke said Johnson will make several campaign visits to Indiana and carry the state in the general election by 240 000 votes. Hartke, an Evansville Democrat and the state's senior senator, will support any party nominee for governor at the state convention.
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Indianapolis
Vance Hartke
Johnson
Indiana
Hartke
Evansville
Plot to kill Nguyen Khanh linked to French officials
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh said a plot backed by French officials planned his assassination. A French embassy spokesman denied the charge. Earlier, Khanh survived an attack when an armored personnel carrier hit a land mine in the Mekong Delta, exploding 100 yards away.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Longshoremen Load Wheat for Soviet Union Ends Boycott
In Houston and three Gulf ports foreign vessels began loading wheat for the Soviet Union as at least four ships waited. The action ends a week long boycott by the International Longshoremen's Association on foreign dockings.
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Houston
Gulf of Mexico
Soviet Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Indiana Plans Summer Remedial Reading Program
Indiana's Department of Public Instruction considers a state funded remedial reading program for slow learning elementary pupils as part of a broader effort to curb dropout and youth unemployment. Dr. Edgar B. Smith seeks superintendent input to gauge how many students would join a third grade tested reading program and possible statewide reimbursement up to 500000 dollars.
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Indiana
Department of Public Instruction
Hoosier
Edgar B. Smith
Commission On General Education
Smith
Train Derailment After Dynamite Blast Near St Augustine
Five diesel locomotives and 27 freight cars derailed after a dynamite blast at a crossing ten miles south of St Augustine Florida No fatalities. an engineer suffered a head cut from flying glass. The blast was the third on the FEC line this month amid prior bomb attempts nearby.
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Fla
UPI
Florida East Coast Railway
Harvey Lopez
FEC
Titusville
Miami
New Smyrna Beach
Here
City Fireman to Face Charges
Howard Gladden a city fireman reported missing February 1 has returned and faces a likely hearing March 4 per City Attorney Frank Crawford. Gladden was suspended indefinitely after a missing persons report, with details of charges not disclosed. the Board of Works can penalize from reprimand to discharge if found guilty.
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Frank Crawford
Gladden
Norman Fesler
Crawford
Board of Works
Moon equator temperature swings predicted by Guinness
The equator of the moon experiences extreme temperatures with the sun overhead yielding about 248 degrees Fahrenheit while nightfall plunges to minus 238 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.
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United Press International
Ex Dodgers Star Carl Erskine to Speak on Brotherhood Night
Former Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine will address Brotherhood Month at First Baptist Church in Terre Haute on Thursday at 6 30 p m The talk titled Brotherhood and Professional Athletics will promote unity across nations races and creeds A steak dinner will precede the speech and a 35 minute film on the 1963 World Series will be shown afterward The event is organized by the Vigo County Clergy Association with the Terre Haute Area Council of Churches and features local leaders on the committee
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Carl Erskine
First Baptist Church
Erskin
Brotherhood
Bruce Connatser
South Eighth Street
Philadelphia Phillies
Anderson
Ind
Sandy Koufax
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Erskine
Connatser
Vigo County Clergy Association
Terre Haute
Marvin E. Utter
Theodore Moore
Hubert Kelly
Summer remedial reading plan targets school dropouts
A special summer remedial reading program proposes a new approach to curbing the school dropout problem. The report notes policy ideas and potential impact on education progress.
Goldwater to Enter Indiana Primary Amid Rockefeller Decision
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona announces entry into Indiana's May 5 presidential primary. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller has not yet decided on joining, saying his participation depends on his New York legislature session and other commitments. A petition party to file the petition is set for March 16 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom with Rep. Bruce Alger of Texas as speaker.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Indiana
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New York City
Goldwater
Leslie Duvall
Indianapolis
Washington
Denison Kitchell
Duvall
Indiana Roof
Bruce Alger
Dallas County
Texas
Welsh Governor Tours Conservation Sites in Indiana
Governor Matthew Welsh conducted a multi county tour visiting Shakamak State Park Busseron Creek Watershed District and a proposed Wabash National Wildlife Refuge during his three day trip. He emphasized water resource development and recreational benefits and noted Indiana must continue expanding parks and natural resources for a young population.
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Wabash National Wildlife Refuge
Matthew Welsh
Terre Haute
Welsh
Hulman Field
Shakamak State Park
Busseron Creek
Evansville
Mississinewa
Salamonie
Huntington
Wabash
Associated Press
Indiana
United Press International
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