U S Remains Top Nuclear Power Despite Soviet Missile Buildup
London report cites Institute for Strategic Studies saying the United States maintains nuclear superiority but declines in global influence due to internal racial strife and Vietnam. It notes U S lead stems from MIRV development while Soviet ICBM build up may reach parity within 12 to 13 months and that ABM defenses remain modest with divided views on their effectiveness.
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London
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Soviets
Sinc
Institute
Strategic Survey
South Korean Leader Seeks Firmer US Ties
South Korea plans to press for a stronger US commitment during talks with President Johnson in Hawaii amid cross border tensions. North Korea sent attackers into the DMZ, killing four and wounding others, in a rare major incident near Panmunjom as allies prepare for negotiations.
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James Kim
Seoul
South Korea
UPS
Park Chung Hee
Johnson
Honolla
Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Park
Panmunjom
U.S
Wonsan
Hawaii
North Vietnam
Vietnam
de Gaulle
Sien
Seion
Paris
Elysee
Lfe
Koteharles de Gaulle
le Canard Enchaine
Leon Uris
Lurleen Wallace Leaves Hospital for Home Convalescence
Governor Lurleen Wallace is released from hospital after nearly two months of care for a February cancer operation. A spokesman says doctors deem her condition improved enough to continue convalescence at home.
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Muniuuméry
Ala
UPD
Lurleen B.’ Wallace
Atom Given Two New Jobs Riding Wives, Westerner
The article alleges a French spy link to the Soviet network and suggests disclosures from The London Sunday Times. It cites Le Canard Enchaine and cites the French liaison with the CIA, describing a purported atomic program and its scandalous implications.
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Atom
Westerner
Ing
de Gaulle
London Sunday Times
Philby
Impcite
Hondon
le Canard Enchaine Commission
Thiraud de Vossely
Secret Service
Space
CIA
le Canard
Street riots erupt in Frankfurt amid mass demonstrations
Reports describe bloody clashes as about 5 000 demonstrators gather near a printing plant in Frankfurt. The unrest follows claims of irradiation and agriculture lab actions linked to shell thickness research and a German publishing house.
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Germany
Sare
Frankfurt
Seaborg
Axel Springer
World Health
Anderson College Hosts Indiana SD Conference Leader Guest
Anderson College will host the Eastern Division spring conference of the Indiana Association Supervision and Curriculum Development on Wednesday. Dr. Jack Humphrey, Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp director of the reading program, will be principal guest. Over 100 school and college leaders will attend, with Carl Renner of Edgewood Elementary as district chairman. Three Anderson schools will host portions of the program.
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Anderson College
Indiana Association
Jack Humphrey
Evansville Y Vanderburgh School Corporation
Carl Renner
Edgewood
Elwood
Anderson
Emming
Brentwood
Southview
North Side
Elvaine Ragsdale
Oward Lash
Humphrey
Peggy Ransom
Reading Clinic
Ball State University
Rex Brown
Indiana Department of Public Education
Mildred Hartman
Ft. Wayne
International Reading Association
U. S
IRA
Evansville
Indiana University
Beta Zetas Fete Seniors at Summitville High
In Summitville the Beta Zeta chapter of Psilota Xi hosted Senior girls from Summitville High School with a musical program at the Methodist Shared Annex. Mrs. Paul McConnell led the session and refreshments followed for attendees including Linda Ice and Elizabeth Davis, with sponsor Mrs. Nancy Fites.
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Summitville
Beta Zeta
Psilota Xi
Methodist
Paul McConnell
Busiess
Linda Ice
Aljere Jenny
Zella Greer
Terri Little
Joyce Cawthorn
Christy Jones
Elizabeth Davis
Beverly Benton
Vicki Bogue
Nancy’ Fites
Priscilla Club
Warner Morgan
Dale Prough
Progressive Club Supper Held at Stottlemyer House
Ten members and four guests of the Progressive Club were entertained by Miss Pauline Frank at the Stottlemyer Party House with a six o'clock dinner. Mrs. Fayeda Harper led a business session and Mrs. Nellie Quear read an Alaska Highway trip article. Piano solos followed at Mrs. Ethel Layne's home. The piece also recalls Stone Age marbles games from ancient times.
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Frankton
Progressive Club
Pauline Frank
Stottlemyer
Fayeda Harper
Miss Frank
Alaska
Nellie Quear
Ethel Layne
Brownies Visit Indian Museum At Indianapolis
Townie Troop 113 chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Loop Mr and Mrs Rumfield and Mrs Virgil Elbit visited Indianapolis for an Indian museum tour The group planned a lunch at Forrest Park Noblesville before attending an Indian dance at the Friend Festival in New Castle The trip included many named troop members and dates but several items are unclear due to OCR.
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Bethany
Ed Loop
R. Drumfield
Virgil Elbit
Indianapolis
Forrest Park
Noblesville
Terse Johnson
Annette Barker
Holly Bousman
Kathryn Schelton
Susan Brumfield
Farm Bureau Head Seeks Time Split Decision
Indiana Farm Bureau vice president Glenn W. Sample says the Department of Transportation’s choice not to enforce the federal time act this year aligns with the bureau. A suit will be filed Tuesday to resist the time zone split ordered by the department. New chairman for 1968 69 will be William Lyons of Muncie, former Indiana Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development president, leading an afternoon program with visiting principals and conference delegates observing new buildings and team teaching.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Glenn W. Sample
Indiana Farm Bureau
Department of ‘Transportation
Sas Ng
Indi
Kana Farm
Department of Transportation
Wiliam
Lyons
Indiana Y
Richmond
Ft. Wayne
Anderson
Ball State
Marion
For
Earlham
Huntington
Indiana
Purdue
Olt
Traffic toll rises by three deaths from last year
Indiana reports at least 348 traffic fatalities by Tuesday up from 300 a year earlier. George Dexter, 67, Lafayette, died on arrival after running a red light on the U S bypass. his car collided with Emmett L. Penrod, 71, Lafayette, and then struck a tank truck driven by James Shoal, 38, also of Lafayette.
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United Press International
Indiana
George Dexter
Lafayette
St. Elizabeth Hospital
U.S
Emmett L. Penrod
Dexter
James Shoal
Master Keys Aid Thieves In Car Theft
New York AP report on auto theft using master keys to unlock cars and sell them through fences. NATB head S Murphy notes 1967 thefts rose 17 percent from 1966 with about 650000 cars stolen nationwide and stresses high rates of unlocked or ignition key in locks as major factors. The article describes the master keys advertised to open Ford Rambler Chrysler and GM vehicles for ten dollars.
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New York
Jerry
Murphy
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
New York City
NATB
Two Indiana Factories Stopped by Strike Votes
Production halted at Tulox Plastics Division of Richardson-Merrell in Marion after 34 Allied Industrial Workers vote to strike as contract expired. In Fort Wayne Structural Steel Co a 40 worker protest followed disciplinary action for taking Good Friday off. Ironworkers later returned to grievances process.
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TRE Avro Pte
Indiana
Tulox Plastics
Richardson - Merrell Inc
Marion
Allied Industrial Workers
Fort Wayne Structural Steel Co
International Ironworkers Union
NFO Denies Plan to Ease Farm Commodity Hold
Corning report says president of the National Farmers Organization denied plans to slacken current持 holding on farm commodities. He stated some members may begin selling livestock after a misinterpreted report, clarifying the misunderstanding reported to local NFO units nationwide.
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Corning
Town
UPD
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
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