Wallace Steps Toward 1968 Run and Reagan Tie
Former Alabama governor Wallace reiterates opposition to Reagan as a presidential candidate while signaling a 1968 run if no party nominates a platform to return schools to states’ control. Speculation swirls about Wallace delaying entry to help Reagan. Alabama lawmakers clear a measure to allow Wallace’s wife Lurleen to succeed herself as governor amid her cancer surgery recovery.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
Howard Reagan
California
Reagan
Wallace
Houston
Tex
Daly W
Detroit Riots Blame Lands On Police Handling
Washington AP reports objections focus on Detroit police conduct during last month’s clashes. Dr John P Spiegel asserts police may have prevented escalation by restraining force and avoiding provocative actions. The remarks suggest state and city authorities faced scrutiny over riot management and crowd control decisions.
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Washington
Cat
Naion
Detroit
John P. Spiegel
UAW Official Says 5M Settlement Progress Dim
Brandeis University researchers in WalthamMass study riots sparked by a July Detroit raid and related clashes. The team questions why police raided an after hours hangout with riot potential and whether backup was sufficient. Researchers caution that events may have been preventable and urge careful conduct for future inquiries.
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UAW
Brandeis University
Waltham
Mass
Detroit
UAW GM Talks Seen Dim as Sept 6 Expiry Near
DETROIT UAW negotiator says contract progress with General Motors is "bloody dim" as the September 6 expiration looms. Ernie Moran notes mood is down but hopes talks will move, while FBI and police report various unrelated incidents in Indiana and Tennessee.
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Detroit
WPIL
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Ernie Moran
UAW
Reen A
Morgantown
Abdesiretle Saamidale
Louis G
Seaton
Topiday
Val-nothing
Megoliator
Spectra Lonia
Citzens
State Bank of
Hrawastown
FBI
Memphis
Tenn
Walter P . Reuther
Livingston
de Pol Ore
Walter
Se Gs
Aeag
Hanoi Haiphong Bridge Raid Inflicts Damage
A US raid on North Vietnam claims damage to Hanoi Haiphong bridge rail sites and storage areas near Hanoi as part of broader air operations. Reports note fighter planes and Caribou transport losses, with casualties among crew and soldiers and ongoing combat near Da Nang Pleiku Kontum and Nha Trang areas. US command cites strategic effects and warns of continued strikes during the approaching period.
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Capij
Gem al
Vielnazi
U.S
Prmeeree
Artillerimen
UPS
UPI
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
Aplekdy
Tac Giang
Nha He
Panhandle
Internal Revenue Special Exams Deadlines Listed
Indiana residents seeking the Special Examination in September must apply by August 31. The Indianapolis tests will be held on September 24 and 26, 1857, to qualify those not CPAs or attorneys to represent clients before the IRS. Applications with a $25 fee go to the Indianapolis District Director or Washington, D.C. address.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
James Fr. Daly
Daly Seid
Suis
Disiel
Internal Revenue Service
Trydiana
Internal Reveue Service
Internal
Tevenuey Service
Washington, D. C
Showers, Wind Mark Indiana Weather Forecast
The Associated Press reports showers across Indiana ending in northern areas Friday with more rain possible weekend. A tornado watch covered 32 counties in West Central and a severe thunderstorm watch for six northern counties. Winds 10 to 18 mph NW in the north and 10 to 15 mph west to NW elsewhere. Daytime highs in low to mid 80s, with Friday night lows expected in the 60s.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
West Central
Northies
Ibes
Ligrange
Steuben
Noble
DeKalb
Whit ‘Ley
Allen
Singapore Birth Rate Debate Distracts From Policy
A chaotic scene emerges as fragmented quotes and stray phrases dominate the text about Singapore's birth rate concerns. The garbled wording references officials and figures like Edward M. Kennedy, but provides no coherent facts or dates. The piece lacks verifiable details or a clear event to summarize.
Community notes mix pageant, riots, and local issues
A fragmented report covers 4-H fair prelims in Lapel with contestants and judges, plus a reception at Alexandria’s T and Mt Leet Co. The piece shifts to police and city concerns about riots, alleged conspiracies, and a push for swift punishment. It also mentions weed control efforts, the Liberation School program, and federal funding. Further details on an Alexandria accident are limited as police reports vary.
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Tom Johnson
Anderson
Dale Conrad
Alexandria
Rick Rogers
Pendleton
Blake Coomer
T & Mt Leet Company
Inter Yland
Wayne Rothger
Aue Separa
George C. Camwell
Plainfield
N. J
Ike Ue
Por Wayne
E “Sorace
W Olson
Kenneth E Hauck
Ralboth
Indianapolis
Cen
Ku Klux Klah
Alexandria Kiwanis Clut
Ganization
Luken
Sorave
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Wrail
McNay
Nap Wiven
George Washington Ware
Sorace
Ware
Havana
Carmichael
Brown
SNOC
Sorate
Nashville
Srea
Railroad Sabotage and Military Ouster Rumors in China
Reports from Hong Kong say anti Maoist railroad workers sabotaged the Canton to Hong Kong line amid an army takeover in Kwangtung Province. Mao and the Central Committee reportedly ordered the ouster of Chen in Guangzhou as celebrations in Peking marked the 4th anniversary of the Chinese army.
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Hong Kong
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Red China
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Mao
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Wuhan
Kyodo
Chen
Vewina
Peking
Chinese 2 Army
State Auto Toll Soars Near Three Quarters Thousand
Indiana's first traffic death in months raises the annual toll to at least 794, compared with 872 a year ago. Susan Godby, 16, of Lafayette, died when a car she rode in collided on Indiana 38 ten miles east of Lafayette after a passing maneuver by Clarence Glass, 34, Lafayette, caused a head on crash with Miriam Heese, 19, of Luapelle. Four others were injured.
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Dirksen
Ant
Singapore
Singa
Yong Nyuk Lin
Sorace
Nashville
SNCC
Ang Po
United Press International
Indiana
Susan Godby
Lafayette
Indiana 38
Clarence Glass
Miriam Heese
Lua’ Pelle
Polish Mines Train 350 Red Vietnamese
In southern Poland, Toe Paneh press agency te 50 Nor Vietnamese are in training at coal mines. Their studies cover mining battalry technology, industrial safety and hygiene, and working of hard coal depots.
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Toe Paneh Press Agency
Te 50
Iwom- 0
Poland
French Network Plans English and German News Broadcasts
Paris AP reports the French government run radio network will air English news bulletins at 10 a m and 5 p m and German bulletins at 9 2 m and 6 p m as a service to tourists. The broadcasts reflect the network using English and German language segments in the near future.
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Paris
Hand Injuries From Wringer Highlight Local Accidents
Mrs Gladys Kaufman suffered a painful injury to her right hand when caught in a washing machine wringer. Mrs Lacy Jessup returned to Hancock Memorial Hospital at Greenfield for observation and treatment. Mrs Sam Riggs went home from Henry County Hospital. Mrs Larry Harlan of Yorker Town underwent surgery at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie. Mrs Robert Brown recently visited Gale Brown and family in Batesville Arkansas.
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Shirley
Gladys Kaufman
Lacy Jessup
Hancock Memoria Hospital
Grrenfield
Sam Riggs
Henry County Hospital
Larry Harlan
Yorktown
Orville Wisehart
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Robert Brown
Gale Brown
Batesville
Ark
Eight Killed in Rain Slick Highway Collision in Illinois
Highland officials report a vehicle collision on U.S. 40 after rain left a station wagon crowded with passengers colliding with a large trailer. Seven wagon occupants died at the scene, a girl died later at St Josephs Hospital. Truck driver Davia Adams of Vandalia was injured and hospitalized. State police recovered an Oklahoma license plate from the wreckage to identify the driver.
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Fieree
U.S. 40
St. Joseph's Hospital
Davia Adams
Vandalia
St. Haceahs
T Tiinels
Oklahoma
Carmichael Sedition Prosecution Sought in House Hearing
Representative Maston O Neal of Georgia introduced a Thursday resolution in the House urging Congress to back prosecutions of Stokely Carmichael. He labeled Carmichael s anti American rhetoric as evidence of sedition and tied his actions to Communist agitation.
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UPID
Maston O'Neal
Dga
House
Congress
Hrecard
Stokely Carmichael
O'Neal
Carmichael
Itfayana
Crash Suit Cites Nose and Sweetheart Loss
An Indian man sues a road accident driver for damages claiming loss of his nose and rejection by his sweetheart. Meanwhile a city judge vacancy arises as W Bates is appointed to fill James Diniville’s term on the Indiana State Board of Public Accounts.
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New Delhi
Indianapolis
UPI
Gov. Indianapolis
Johternor Branigin
W. Bates
Raymond P. Snow
Ithdlian
Apolis
James Diniville
Covernd
Colo
South Bend
Roger Branigin
Bates
State Board of
Accountanis
Ringl
Riots Probe Links Rioters to Communist Front Ties
Senator Eastland named a Communist front organization as connected to the riots. Senator Kennedy warned of possible conspiracy and urged FBI involvement. President Johnson asserted no evidence of a broader conspiracy while police officials supported the federal anti riot bill.
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Robert Hill
Nashville
Leutenant
Carmichae
James 0. Eastlard
Miss
Souther Conference Educational Fund
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Sorace
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Johnson
Sumtmoer
Saracette Dorsed
Ear Chambers Funeral Services Set in Alexandria
Earl Chambers 80 retired farmer and trucker will have funeral services at 10 a m Saturday at Earl M Kyle Funeral Home Alexandria with interment in Vinson Memorial Cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m Friday at the funeral home
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Ear Chambers
Rt 1
Earl M. Kyle
Alexandria
Vinson Memorial Cemetery
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries list Edward Hich a Liberty Township farmer aged 53 with funeral at Center Christian Church led by Rev Avery Miley and burial at Park Cemetery. Edwin K Bryant a retired farmer from Rt 1 Cicero, 4, to be laid to rest at Shaffer mortuary in Arcadia with burial in Arcadia Cemetery.
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Edward Hich
Liberty Township
Center Christian Church
Avery Miley
Park Cemetery
Nolder Menvacial
Slate Alt Church
Edwin Bryant
Cicero
Edwin K. Bryant
Shaffer Bartpoy
Roma
Arcadia
Lowell Bain
Omega Christian Church
U S Officials Discuss Vietnam War Troop Levels and Funding
President Johnson seeks a 10 percent tax surcharge to finance a larger Vietnam effort. McNamara promises 480000 authorized troops will be in place, with 454000 now in South Vietnam. Draft calls rise, and Pentagon details on sources and duties remain unclear. Abhason vows the United States will not withhold arms or aid essential to the mission.
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Russell
South Vietnam
McNamara
Phil G. Goulding
Defense
Pentagon
Johnson
Com Ligress
Motron
America
Napoleon Treasure Sought In Russia
Reports state Soviet frog men and scientists search the bottom of Stoyacheye Lake about 200 miles west of Moscow with ejectronic equipment hoping to find Napoleon treasure from the retreat. Tales claim 25 cartloads of gold silver jewels furs armor and rich clothing were hidden there.
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Stoyacheye Lake
Here
Moscow
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