East German Rally Marks Potsdam Pact Anniversary
In Potsdam at Cecilienhof Castle East German leaders reiterated charges against the West on the 20th anniversary of the Potsdam agreement. Foreign Minister Otto Winter urged a peace treaty with both German states and a confederation, tying it to the Western zone's democratization.
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UPI
Cecilienhof
Potsdam
U.S
Britain
U.S.S.R
Germany
German Democratic Republic
Otto Winter
Winter
Two States
First elevated railway opens in New York in 1868
The first elevated railway in New York began service in 1868 marking a milestone in urban transit. The innovative line demonstrated new elevated transport amid growing city crowds and industrial growth.
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New York
Rusk Questions Halt to U S Strikes and Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States seeks to know what the Communists would do if bombing of North Vietnam stopped. He noted Hanoi has shown no hint it would withdraw forces or end guerrilla activity. Rusk discussed UN roles and warned free elections in Vietnam seem unlikely before peace.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
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United Nations
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Soviet Union
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Armed Services Committee
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Gary Judge Plans Action Against City Council On Salaries
Gary Judge Richard Kaplan announced plans to sue to force the City Council to restore his court salary schedule. The council cut $13,000 from Kaplan's requests in the 1966 budget, approving $122,370 for the court.
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Gary Judge
City Council
Gary, Ind
Richard Kaplan
Kaplan
Local Man Enrolled In Music Institute
Charles M. Lomberg of 2019 Lindbergh Rd is among 44 music executives enrolled in the Music Executives Institute at Eastman School of Music during the summer session. The program, coordinated by Edwin Stein of Boston University, studies administration of college and conservatory music programs with visiting faculty from major universities and institutions.
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Charles M. Lomberg
Lindbergh
Andreson College
Music Executives’ Institute
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Eastman School
Edwin ‘Stein
Boston University
School of Fine and Applied Arts
Miles G. Blim
Sentence Deferred For Fort Wayne Murder Conviction
Allen Circuit Judge W C Hughes deferred sentencing Robert Davis 47 Fort Wayne after a juryless trial found him guilty of second degree murder in the March 6 fatal shooting of Clarence Miller 27 during an argument over a ten dollar dice game bet.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Allen
W. C. Hughes
Robert Davis
Fort Wayne
Clarence Miller
Hughes
Bowling 30c at Rains AMF balls $12.95
Bowling equipment sale notes AMF balls priced at 12.95 dollars each and holes plugged for 2.50 dollars.
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Rains
Indiana Telephone to Buy Cortland Exchange
Indiana Telephone Corp won PSC approval to acquire the Cortland exchange of Citizens Mutual Telephone Co for 7200 dollars. The purchase aims to modernize gear and switch to automatic dial, folding Cortland into the Seymour system with existing Seymour rates for residential and business customers.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Telephone Corp
Public Service Commission
Cortland Exchange
Citizens Mutual Telephone Co
Cortland
Seymour Telephone System
Seymour
Spoil banks show potential to ease water shortages
Indiana University researchers report spoil banks in Patoka River watershed can add significant water to the river during dry spells. One square mile of spoil banks yielded 173 340 gallons daily when tributaries were dry. The study, based on autumn 1964 data, noted October rainfall at Princeton was only 0.08 inch.
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Bloomington
Indiana University Water Resources Research Center
Patoka River
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Princeton
Illinois man kills wife and three others in Terre Haute
Henry Henson a 52 year old used car salesman from Paris Illinois killed his wife Juanita 43 two daughters Janet 23 Ellen 18 and friend Elizabeth Brown 16 then wounded daughter Beth 13 as they left church services at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Terre Haute He surrendered after firing five shotgun blasts through a car window and was held without bond as investigators consider his motive divorce talks and possible psychiatric evaluation are pending before a grand jury decision.
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Terre Haute
Ind
UPI
Illinois
Vigo County
Michael Kearns
Paris
Ill
Henry Henson
Juanita
Janet
Ellen
Elizabeth Sue Brown
Beth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Henson
Kearns
First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. M. Silverman
Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Changes In Social Security Law May Affect Work Credit
Madison County residents over 72 who lacked sufficient social security credits may now qualify for payments. Herman E. Landes, social security district manager in Anderson, explains new rules reduce required quarters of coverage to as few as three in some cases, varying by age. Widows may also receive benefits, with monthly amounts of 35 dollars for workers and 17.50 dollars for wives, depending on eligibility. For questions, contact the Anderson office at 1125 Main Street.
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Madison County
Herman E. Landes
Anderson
Landes
Main Street
Cambodian agitators surrender near border amid Vietnamese operation
In Tri Ton Viet Nam a group of Cambodian agitators surrendered to South Viet Namese authorities after a military push by the 9th Infantry Division. The event involved a weapons seizure plan and injuries among Cambodians, part of a larger movement of some 5,000 Cambodians roaming the western border area.
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Tri-Ton
Viet Nam
South
South Viet Namese
Nguyen Cao Ky
9Th Infantry Division
18-Year-Old Defends Self Wins Acquittal in Portland Case
An 18-year-old, William L. Skiver of Portland, acted as his own defense attorney in City Court before Judge Edwin Mosier. He faced charges of recklessly driving around the high school during noon recess on Sept. 25. Skiver cross examined Officer Glentzer and Chief Pensinger, denying the accusations. Mosier ruled not guilty for lack of evidence.
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Portland
Ind
UPI
William L. Skiver
Edwin Mosier
Fred Pensinger
Robert Glentzer
Skiver
Glentzer
Pensinger
Mosier
Women’s Demo Club Plans Picnic Change in County Session
Harriet Britton announces a shift of the special picnic by the Women's Democrat Clubs of Lafayette and Anderson Townships to Falls Park Pendleton on Aug 10 at about 7 p.m. The county wide session remains set for the same date and location.
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Lafayette
Anderson Townships
Falls Park
Pendleton
Shadyside Park
Anderson
Harriet Britton
Lafayette Township
Democrat Club
Bomb injures none at U S Embassy in Quito
Police investigated a bombing on the grounds of the U S Embassy in Quito Ecuador Saturday night. The blast from a speeding car damaged the embassy building but caused no casualties.
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Quito
Ecuador
UPI
U.S
Uruguay Seeks Refinancing After Loan Rejection
Uruguay dispatches a mission led by Agriculture Minister Wilson Ferreira Aldunate to the United States to seek refinancing of the country’s foreign debt after rejecting a $130 million loan offer from an American oil consortium led by Neville Morgan. The mission arrives in New York and will begin talks in Washington.
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Uruguay
United States
Wilson Ferreira Aldunate
National Council of Government
Neville Mogan
New York
Washington
New Federal Policy Could Delay Brookville Reservoir Project
Indiana official says a new 50 50 federal state cost policy for recreational development around flood control reservoirs may halt Brookville plans. If federal rule favors old policy, work may proceed. ruling expected in 2 to 4 weeks. A Aug 21 ceremony in New Harmony to honor a historic landmark certificate is also planned with Governor Branigin and Interior Secretary Udall.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John E. Mitchell
Indiana
Mitchell
General Assembly
Brookville Reservoir
Brookville
Bureau of the Budget
Washington
Branigin
Interior
Stewart Udall
Plunge Kills 31 in Peru Bus Accident
An overcrowded bus plunged 700 feet into a ravine near Casapalca killing 31 passengers and injuring 18 others in Lima Peru. The crash occurred Monday and prompted rescue efforts by local authorities.
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Lima
Peru
Madison County Council considers Shell Bridge funds
The Madison County Council meets Tuesday to discuss appropriations including 5000 for Shell Bridge engineering in Pipe Creek Two and 11995 from the county cumulative bridge fund for repairs on seven small bridges. Additional items include 2000 for change of venue costs 1000 for county garage repairs and 1500 for soaps and disinfectants.
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Madison County Council
Pipe Creek
County Cumulative
Notre Dame student attacked in Americus incident
Boyd Faust, 21 from McComb Mississippi, a Notre Dame student, said state troopers ignored his pleas as an integrated group of demonstrators was attacked in Americus Georgia. He was slugged in the incident and complained he wasn't talked to at the hospital.
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Atlanta, Ga
Boyd Faust
McComb
Miss
University of Notre Dame
Americus
Faust
Denny to Speak at Anderson Rotary Club
Denny of Kokomo and immediate past district governor will speak at the noon Anderson Rotary Club meeting tomorrow at the YMCA. He will recount his journey last year to a Rotary district in Brazil.
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Chal Denny
Kokomo
Rotary Clubs
Anderson Rotary Club
YMCA
Rotary
Brazil
Opera troupe arrives in rain for Indianapolis premiere
Eighty five members of the Metropolitan Opera National Company arrived a half hour late Sunday in rain to begin two months of rehearsals for their world premiere in Indianapolis. They wore bright clothing including Spanish capes and will open September 20 with the American opera Susannah.
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Indianapolis
Metropolitan Opera National Company
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