Casey Cyclist Dies in Crash In Casey Ill
Funeral services for Christopher Whitton 19 of Casey will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Lindsey Brayfield Funeral Home burial in Casey Cemetery. A passenger Kay Carlen 19 suffered lacerations and abrasions as Whitton died after a collision with a truck on SR 49 near Casey.
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Casey
Ill
Christopher Whitton
Lindsey-Brayfield
Casey Cemetery
Kay Carlen
Kenneth Quinn
Toledo
SR 49
Mattoon Hospital
Young Whitton
D. F. Whitton
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Whitton
Charles Goble
Martinsville
Goble
Susan
Walter
Walter C. Whitton
Hazel Staley
Lynn Ross
Lake City
Fla
Skydiver suffers broken back in chute failure at Peoria airport
Larry Schell 25 of Indianapolis sustained a broken back when his main parachute failed to open at Mount Hawley Airport during a Peoria Parachute Club exhibition. Officials say the chute opened partially and lines tangled. Schell, with over 900 jumps, was performing a style jump and is in fair condition at Proctor Community Hospital.
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UPI
Larry Schell
Indianapolis
Mount Hawley
Schell
Proctor Community Hospital
Peoria Parachute Club
Kosygin Tours New York Sights as Security Tightens
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin visited Manhattan on Sunday taking two short walks on Wall Street and Fifth Avenue with a 36 mile car tour. He described the day as wonderful aided by an armored limousine and police detail.
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New York
Alexei N. Kosygin
Manhattan
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Kosygin
Ludmila Gvishiani
United States
Anatoly
Central Park
Greenwich Village
Chinatown
Empire State Building
Harlem
The
Bowery
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Brooklyn Bridge
Untor Square
Trinity Church
Grand Central Terminal
East Village
U.N
East 67Th Street
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Stock Exchange
38Th Street
23Rd Street
U.N. General Assembly
Schools blamed for delinquency among children
Washington AP report says public schools contribute to rising juvenile delinquency. The task force criticizes teachers for misjudging slow learners and making life uncomfortable for troublemakers, urging schools to reduce dropouts and better prep students for college or work. Katzenbach notes juvenile courts fail to meet expectations.
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Washington
Presidential Crime Commission
Nicholas Katzenbach
Crime Commission
Jewel Guards Given a Scare
The Yeomen of the Guard discovered overnight the Crown Jewels had been moved to an underground vault within the Tower of London. Only a few officials knew of the plan as armed police secured Wakefield Tower during the three hour operation. The new jewel stronghold opens to the public July 6 with electronic alarm systems.
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London
Britain
Yeomen
Wakefield Tower
Tower of London
Thames
Jewel
Water expands when frozen compared to liquid state
When water freezes its structure expands causing ice to occupy more volume than liquid water. This expansion explains why ice floats and can cause pipes to burst in freezing temperatures.
China tests hydrogen bomb early as Mao gift to revolution
China's state press says the hydrogen bomb was detonated a month early as a gift to Chairman Mao Tse-tung and the cultural revolution. The report notes anxiety among some officials but cites revolutionary leadership as deciding to proceed for the cause. World reactions include no Soviet comment and mixed assessments from Japan and U.S. defense officials. The blast reportedly occurred in Sinkiang, with fallout planned to fall on western Japan.
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Red
China
Armed Forces
Mao Tsetting
Liberation Army Daily
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Moscow
Defense Department
Washington
Pentagon
Unite States
Japan
Red China
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Pekine
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Wang
Public Fishing Area Planned at Clinton on Wabash River
Clinton Indiana officials announce a joint project with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to build a public fishing area on the Wabash River. The state will cover about $15,000 for an access road and river ramp with possible future facilities such as a parking area landscaping and rest rooms slated for completion next year.
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Clinton,ind
Clinton
Indiana
Girl who ran ad for husband now has one
Radcliffe student Beth Lucy advertised in the Harvard Crimson seeking a one year marriage to escape dorm life. She married Michael Luey last January and plans graduate work while he completes his final year at Harvard Law. Responses came from Vietnam and even a joking Alaska bartender.
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Radcliffe
Harvard Crimson
Michael Luey
Harvard Law
Pittsburgh
Syosset
Cambridge
Mass
Bethl Lucy
Harvard Law School
Beth
Michael
Vietnam
Kirkland House
Harvard
P.S. 1
NBC to air critique of Garrison on JFK affair
NBC News president says NBC will broadcast tonight a program criticizing Jim Garrison’s investigation into President Kennedy’s assassination. The show titled The JFK Conspiracy the Case of Jim Garrison airs 8 to 9 p.m. EDT and questions two key witnesses in Garrison’s case against Clay Shaw.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Garrison
John F. Kennedy
William R. McAndrew
NBC News
NBC
Clay L. Shaw
Shaw
Kennedy
Dallas
Rose H. Hyde
Federal Communications Commission
Louisiana
FCC
Washington
Commission
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Calif Congressman Says Draft Hits Mexican Americans Hard
Rep. George Brown argues Mexican-Americans suffer a disproportionate share of Vietnam war deaths. In Los Angeles County 17.6 percent of 125 deaths last year were Mexican-American, nearly double the area Spanish surname population at about 9 percent. He asserts these patterns support claims that the draft law is unfair.
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Washington
UPI
George Brown
D-Calif
Los Angeles
Brown
California
Painful Bite Pittsburgh
Frederick Russell an 18 year old was charged with malicious mischief resisting arrest intoxication by a minor and assault on a police officer after a chase during which two beehives were knocked over He claimed he did not remember the incident and asked why he was not stung by bees The judge replied he was stung by the police
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Frederick Russell
Carmichael Held Over Bond In Atlanta Racial Clash
Stokely Carmichael and four other Black activists were jailed after two nights of racial tension in Atlanta's Dixie Hills. Carmichael refused a $50 bond. four companions posted $25 and were released. A hearing was scheduled for today.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Netro Dixie Hills
Donald Stone
Ernest Stephens
Charles Usher
Johnny Burks
Atlanta
Carmichael
Malcolm X
RCA Strike Continues Across Indiana Plants
The two week IBEW walkout against RCA keeps 22,000 workers idle at Indiana plants as talks stall. RCA bargainers reached a tentative deal in Camden New Jersey with the IUE affecting about 22,000 employees.
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Indianapolis
UPL
Inter National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
RCA
Indiana
Radio Corporation of America
IBEW
Camden
N. J
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Army Captain Handles Millions as Vietnam Burns Waste
SAIGON AP Arthur Junkins a 26 year old Army captain from Alexandria Virginia balances and oversees burning 72 to 78 million dollars a month in unserviceable military payment certificates in Vietnam. He says the job is routine but hot and dirty and requires careful accounting and witness by a committee of officers. The process incinerates damaged currency and replaces it with fresh notes as part of central funding for American forces.
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Saigon
Arthur Junkins
Junkins
Alexandria
Vietnam
Jenkins
Ficers
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York study reports a medication that shrinks hemorrhoids in many cases. Patients experience rapid relief from itching and pain as swelling decreases without narcotics or stinging agents. Preparation H is claimed to soothe irritated tissue, ease bowel movements, prevent infection, and comes in ointment or suppository without a prescription.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
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