North Korea claims sunken spy ship in Yellow Sea
Tokyo dispatch reports Pyongyang asserted its navy sank an enemy spy ship and sent the crew to the bottom of the sea, naming U S imperialist provocation. U S and South Korean officials doubted the claim, while a distress ping may refer to a South Korean fishing boat. Pueblo seizure and ongoing tensions are noted.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Yellow Sea
Pyongyang
Korean Central
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
Seoul
Korea
314Th Air Division
Boopo
Pukpo
Haeju
Yuspyung Island
Pueblo
Wonsan
Yunpyung Island
South Korea
Rosedale Crash Kills Woman
A woman dies and a man is in critical condition after a one car crash in Rosedale at 1:05 a.m. Zadora E. Hall 46 of Rockville was killed when the car struck a tree. Robert F. Dowell 41 of Fontanet, driver, is in the ICU at Union Hospital with severe head and spinal injuries. Dowell lost control near a curve. Hall was a Sumerset Ky native and worked at the Pasttime Cafe Rockville. Surviving are three children and other relatives. Funeral at Tudor Funeral Home Rockville. Burial at Memory Garden Cemetery Rockville. Three more deaths in two early weekend crashes raise Indiana toll to at least 628. Police cited speed in a separate Indiana 65 crash near Princeton. Victims Roy R. McKannon 23 of Frankinco and Tunny W. Lemaire 34 of Princeton. Earlier, Anna E. Hancher 86 of Decatur died when her husband Fred’s car hit a bridge abutment and dropped 20 feet into a creek bed east of Decatur. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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Rosedale
Zadora E. Hall
Rockville
Robert F. Dowell
Union Hospital
Indiana
Dowell
Fontanet
Indiana 65
Princeton
Roy R. McKannon
Francisco
Tunny W. Lemaire
McKannon
Anna E. Hancher
Decatur
Fred
U.S. 224
LBJ Expected To Sign 10 Percent Tax Surcharge
President Johnson is expected to sign the 10 per cent income tax surcharge within a few days. The measure, paired with a $6 billion spending cut, passed the Senate 64 to 16 and will raise withholding by 10 percent for the first pay period after signing. The bill retroactively targets April 1 for individuals and January 1 for corporations and expires June 30, 1969 unless extended.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
White House
George Christian
Congress
U.S
Henry H. Fowler
the Treasury
Weather map notes for Terre Haute and Indiana
The report shows yesterday’s high 92 and low 64 with no precipitation. Forecast for Terre Haute and vicinity calls for partly cloudy, mild tonight, fair and more humid Sunday. lows 61 to 67 and highs near 84 to 90. Indiana outlook mirrors mild, partly cloudy conditions with similar temps. Illinois remains clear to partly cloudy and warm with lows around 70.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Ex Terre Haute Man Missing Since June 7
Everett Vargas 79, formerly of Terre Haute, disappeared after leaving Neosho Missouri for a visit here. His wife Hazel Yargus asks Terre Haute police for help, fearing his health and noting a June 7 telephone report from Marshall Michigan indicating he planned to return to Missouri.
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Terre Haute
Neosho
Everett
Barney) Vargas
Missouri
Hazel Yargus
Glen R. Means
Yargus
Marshall
Congress passes Bottle in Bond Act 1894 detail
Congress approved the Bottle in Bond Act in 1894 allowing a distiller to bottle whisky and store it in U.S. government bonded storage without paying excise tax until withdrawal for sale.
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U.S
Rock Faces Task of Reuniting Dem Party
In Indianapolis Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock secured a narrow victory over Richard Bodine by two votes for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Rock promised unity and said he would consult aides on actions toward State Chairman Gordon St Angelo, who backed Bodine. Beatty won the lieutenant governorship. Betty Sheek was named state auditor. The convention featured a fist fight and large balloon decorations as delegates filled the ballot slate ahead of November.
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Robert L. Rock
Rock
Anderson
Richard C. Bodine
Mishawaka
Marion County
James W. Beatty
Gordon St. Angelo
Bodine
J. Manfred Core
St. Angelo
Roger D
Branigin
Core
Jack L. New
Indiana
New
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
St. Angelo’s
Beatty
Recheck
Spencer J. Schnaitzer
Madison
Betty Sheek
Franklin
Joseph A. Farina
la Porte
Mary Muellenberg
Columbus
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
William D. Ruckelshaus
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Old House in City’s Heart Endangers Children
A dilapidated condemned house at 526 N 132 St in the 500 block of North 1314 is vacant for at least 15 years and endangering children. The 142 story wood frame structure has a crumbling foundation, a flooded basement, and attracts pests. City housing inspector C T Davis condemned it last Monday. Vigo County Health Department opened an investigation. Owner Mrs Virginia Batt Sutton promised to remove hazards.
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1314
Vigo County Health Department
N. 132 St
C. T. Davis
Virginia Batt Sutton
Vietnam War Becomes America’s Longest Conflict
Saigon marks six years since the Vietnam War began, with thousands more U S troops in new positions to defend the capital against infiltration. U S forces report heavy fighting northwest of Saigon near Hau Nghia Province, with 35 enemy killed and 1 American dead in a daylong engagement.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
James iThomas Davis
Livingston, Tenn
Vietnam
Lexington
Mass
Cornwallis
Yorktown
U.S. 25Th Division
101St Airborne Division
Cambodia
Hau Nghia
Deadlock in Vietnam peace talks stalls progress
AP dispatch from Paris notes the United States and North Vietnam stalemate rests on opposing goals. North Vietnam seeks a halt to all attacks on its territory while the US demands curbs on troop infiltration into South Vietnam. Public opinion is used as a weapon by both sides. Hanoi criticizes US bombing and argues talks show no progress.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Crash Kills Man Near Effingham
An Effingham area crash on a rural road east of Effingham killed 62 year old Harry C. Schottman of Wheeler Friday night. Two others in the second car, Charles Winterrowd of Wheeler and Ronald Cleeton of Montrose, were treated at St Anthony Memorial Hospital in Effingham with non life threatening injuries.
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Effingham, Ill
Harry C. Schottman
Wheeler
Effingham
Charles Winterrowd
Ronald Cleeton
Montrose
St. Anthony Memorial Hospital
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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