County Cattle Claim Muncie Show Honors County Cattle
The District Gold Medal Hereford Show at the Madison County Fair in Muncie honored E. Harewood Quaname Bari of Harold Clouser and family of Elwood with the championship Hereford banner. The summer yearling steer weighed 970 pounds, with Marvin Suter and family of Frankton earning the champion Red Bull and junior yearlings. The event drew over 400 calves across Hereford Shorthorn Angus milking Shorthorn and Red Poll, with regional exhibitors from Madison County and Alexandria placing in various classes.
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Harold Clouser
Elwood
Lions
Delaware County
Muncie
Marvin Suter
Frankton
Heer Wi
Yielud
Lestey Sigler
Harvey Harter
Carlock
Madison County
Angus
Bueford
Luella Rethel
Alexandria
Ray Jordan
Harold Morehead
Family
Paul Thurston
Patty Situ
Asington
Thelaride
England
Son
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Sanean Ree
Patton
Hereford
Paceuay
Connecticut
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Ehtereencyi
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Vaul Ice
Hat
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Bon
Superior Court
Havel Swinford
Kenneth Meth
Jarrell
Family of
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New York
London
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Ameri
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Moffell
Pendleton
Taxcott
Jack Hutcheson
Harewood
Londo
Alexan
Heifer
Donald Bina
Ren Carter
Aya Ferny Wah Senor
Heifer Eae Eta
Pelea Harewood
Patricia
Ith Bambi
Swisher Brothers
Alex Fongrin
Hercy Lo
Pelea TuckWell
Andria
Fueh Thervasps
Wiknin Giave
Inereanes
Shempion Hereford
Harold Crouser
Railroads
Madison Couty
Pacimen
Heat Relief Promise For Indiana Renewed
The Associated Press reports a renewed heat relief forecast for Indiana with upper 90s temperatures and chances of thundershowers. Northern Indiana may cool by Wednesday night, statewide cooling by Thursday, and August rainfall expected near normal though some areas face deficits. Rail rate talks and ICC actions on coal iron ore pulp wood are noted, with interim pricing and hearings planned.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Tad Pelief
Weather Bureau
Llanopolis
ICC
Iran
Social Security Alterations Must Be Reported
Individuals receiving social security benefits must immediately report any event that could discontinue or alter benefits. Changes of address, leaving the United States, death, or earning over $1300 in a year, or under age 72 should be reported. Divorces marriages adoptions custody changes and return to work after disability must also be reported. Mental or physical illness affecting eligibility requires reporting to enable alternate recipient designation.
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Social Security Administration
Merman FB. Landes
Anderson Social Security Office
EL Ath St
United States
Landes
Jehovah's Witnesses Announce District Convention South Bend
Local Jehovah's Witnesses plan to attend the district convention in South Bend on August 1. Attendees are expected from John Adams High School and surrounding congregations, with 4,000 anticipated. Delegates are invited to participate in the large regional convocation organized by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
South Bend
Johavah's Witnesses
They
Oceanization
John Adams High School
Marvin Jilane
Lot 68
Indiana park expansion plans amid Evansville mound project clash
Report outlines Indiana Department of Conservation proposals totaling millions for state park and forest improvements including Angel Mounds near Evansville, McCormick’s Creek sewers, Monroe Reservoir development, Abe Martin Lodge modernization, New Harmony improvements, and several master plans for reservoirs and recreation areas. Details reference various counties, funds, and future land acquisitions with emphasis on visitor centers and camp sites across Brown, Parke, and other districts.
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Angel Mounds
State Memorial
Evansville
Evinville
General Assembly
Mounds Park
Mitehal? Fablours
Indiana Dynes
McCormick's Creek
Monroe Reservoir
Fairfax
Paynetown
Abe Martin
Brown County
New Harmony
Phan
Spring Mun
Pokagon
Liner
Shakama
Miliane
Deam Lake
Clark State Forest
Norrison-Crawford State Forest
Blue River
Thaster
Slightly Lower Vegetable Prices Expected This Year
Washington dispatch from United Press reports the Agriculture Department said consumers can expect slightly lower vegetable prices later this year. The notice attributes the expected decrease to anticipated crop conditions and market adjustments, signaling relief for shoppers at grocery stores and markets nationwide.
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Washington
UPU
He Agriculture Department
German Dog Nurses Four Baby Hyenas
German Dog Nurses Four Baby Hyenas clash in a continuing exchange across the Damia bridge near the Allenby crossing. Israeli and Jordanian forces traded fire with machine guns for about 20 minutes, amid cross-border tensions as violations along the truce line persist.
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Israel
Mt Said
Suez Canal
Damyia
Allenby Bridge
Lunar Orbiter Lifts Off in Blaze of Cape Thunder
The Lunar Orbiter mission launched at 6 33 p m EDT after weather delays. The Atlas Agena rocket propelled the 860 pound spacecraft into space and it separated from the spent booster about 35 minutes later. Officials reported normal conditions as the mission began, marking a record pace for the American moon program.
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Lavanter
Agena
Rontral Center
Efih
U.S
Mobilization Order Found as 2500-Year-Old Fragment
At Tel Arad fortress in Israel a pottery fragment dated 2500 years, inscribed with a mobilization order, was uncovered by Professor Bernard Boyd of North Carolina University. The Edomites were the era’s adversaries living south of the Dead Sea.
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Dors
Tel Arad
Israel
Negev Dower
Bernand Boyd
North Caroline University
Dead Sea
Airborne forces report rapid developments in China
The Star described Gen Chen beating Peking paratroops in Wuhan area and retreating six small gunboats downriver. It reported thousands of refugees fleeing toward Canton, fears of a bipar outbreak, and chaotic communications with Caytor amid heavy fighting around Centon. Peking admitted strong opposition in Wuhan while claiming elements have been neutralized.
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Chen
Peking
the Star
Chen Sil
Wuhan
Wohi
Canton
Chen Ai
Ims
Ravelées
China
Caytor
Centon
Reapportionment Talks Impact Marion County Districts
Plans for district shifts surface as final settlement remains unsettled. Details show Hobart Mawnship of Lake County possibly moving from the 1st to the 2nd district in exchange for St. John Townskin. Agreement points Montgomery County shifting from the 5th to the 7th to address population disparities cited by a federal court ruling on the 1965 redistricting.
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Marion County
Hobart Mawnship
Lake County
St. John
Montgomery County
Tke
Canadas and De Gaulle Stir North American News
A Toronto style summary notes shifted postal schedules cutting delivery times 24 to 48 hours by concentrating main lines to Cleveland Indianapolis and St Louis. Statements discuss the impact on Montreal Ottawa and Quebec relations amid editorials on de Gaulle and Canadian unity. Police report a vehicle collision involving Christopher Abshire and Shirley Ely in Salem with minor injuries and rear lamp damage.
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Post Office Department
Washington D. C
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New York
London
de Gaulte
Cleveland
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Claude Ryan
Patch Time
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As Angeles
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Washington
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Louisiana
Miami
Florida
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France
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Gan
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Christopher Abshire
Buskirk Rd
Rt. 3
Salem
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de Gaulle
Morton
Exchange Continued Evony Page On e xchange either by increasing membership or establishing new clubs
The article notes 30 clubs qualifying for the BIG E Youth Award, with Dr. Fortune praising the program. It recounts a traffic collision on Henry Street involving Michael Brown, 12, hospitalized with chest and head injuries after a moving auto struck his vehicle, causing property damage to a 1963 model auto and prompting police statements.
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Fortune
Michael] Brown
Henry Sts. C
States
Puerto Rica
Palice
Henry St
David J
Williams
Charles
Indiana
Kentucky
Brown
Civil disorder inquiry panel shapes up as Johnson names director
The story outlines a new Civil Disorders Commission with full attendance by all members, contrasting it with earlier commissions. J. Lee Rankin testifies on procedures. James McClellan peers lead a separate urban disorder probe. Theodore A. Jones named star director. Also reports a motorcycle crash injuring Seymour S. Borden in Baltimore, with injuries minor and hospital treatment.
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J. Lee Rankin
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
John L McClellan
D-Ark
Johnson
Theodore A. Jones
Nesto
Mingis
Race Riots Spawn Wide Federal Inquiry Probe
McClellan investigators mapped a path for a preliminary report by October and a full find report by January as a Senate inquiry expands to probe city violence across the nation. Attorney General Ramsey Clark claimed cordiality with Michigan Governor George Romney amid tense debates on civil rights and federal anti riot measures. The Senate Judiciary Committee heard that violence has become a major barrier to civil rights progress while plans to open hearings on a federal cross state riot bill proceed. Robert Aldrich has acquired film rights to The Tsar's Beilves for a 1969 production in Hollywood.
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McClellan
Edward W. Brooke
I-Mass
Senater House Committee
McGlellan
Get
Mamsey Clark
George Romney
Michigan
Johnson
Detroit
Clack
Senate Judiciary Sbu
America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark
Sm Open Housing Proview Sio
Senate
Tse
Lba Vinhairy
Cooper
Piesa Taste Buys Rights
Hollywood
UPI
Robert Aldrich
Local county projects and tax measures noted in regional plan
The report lists funding for multiple projects at Monroe Reservoir and surrounding areas including road and service buildings, hatcheries, and fish and game facilities with figures such as 283 200 for rehabilitation and repairs and 99 500 for related works. It notes an income tax proposal and a five percent county levy, plus details on storage and maintenance structures at various stations.
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Monroe Reservoir
Cutright
Crooked Creek
Pine Grove
Soth Fork
Cikans
Morgan Brirgt
Lebanon
Zavernmedt
AeTi
Tri - County
Roseius Kol
Regent
Bel
Mississinewa
Curtis Creek
Ool
taGrange County
Tebete
Holy Word
UPI
Phyllix
Diller
Pergy
Alion
Indiana
Joba Site
Partly Blind Horses To Run In Regular Races
Racing officials in Bangalore rule that horses bind in one eye may race if the other eye is perfect and the animal is certified safe despite partial blindness.
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Bangalore
Initia
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Ninele Roame
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Noblesville
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Conner St
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Edwin Hein
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James Nelson Fry
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