Sniper Ambush Wounds Chicago Officers In Woodlawn
In Chicago's Woodlawn area snipers shot at police patrol cars, critically wounding Officer Alfano Jr and lightly wounding another, as about 20 people were arrested amid clashes and mass blood donations. The attackers were linked to Black P Stone Nation gang activity and ordered the attack.
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Laine Named GE Vice President and Head of Power Regeneration
Me Thomas Penn, retiring administrator of the space agency, is named vice president and head of power regeneration at General Electric. The move returns Penn to corporate leadership after his tenure directing NASA related affairs. Penn will report to GE’s top executives and oversee programs linking energy systems to space tech insights.
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Thomas
Penn
Teders
General Electele Co
Question on church justification and proselytizing approach
Fragmentary prompt questions whether a church should rely on members inviting others or seek outreach methods like coalitions. It mentions protestant themes and urges consideration of presenting beliefs without pressuring or coercing.
Grand Jury Probes Watchman Death in Michigan Warehouse Case
The Madison County grand jury met to hear testimony on the death of night watchman James W. Jobe at the Michigan Warehouse Co. July 29. Two men, Wayne Johnson and Johnnie W. Miles Jr., face preliminary first degree murder charges after Jobe was found shot at the warehouse near the issue office. Jobe, shot through the heart with multiple wounds, was killed while on rounds at the 5161 W Loth St plant. The jury is expected to deliver a decision Monday.
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Fiinny
Pinker Lon
James W. Jobe
Michigan Warehouse Co
Biuet
Wayne Johnson
Andl Johmmie W. Miles Jr
Walford
Jobes
Isssue
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Sobes
Turbulent Middle East Ceasefire Shaky Amid New Strikes
Neo ceasefire in the Jordanian corridor frays as Israeli air raids strike Beisan Valley positions and Jordan warns of renewed guerrilla actions. U S pressure over missiles and trust in Washington cited as Egypt and Arab backers resist, while Palestinian groups in Amman vow continued resistance.
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Suez Canal
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Cyprus
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Jordan
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Court Bans Cantasad Fram fags 01
An official court order bans Cantasad Fram fags 01 in a ruling tied to a rock festival controversy. The decision limits activity around the event site and calls for compliance with legal conditions set by authorities.
Tupamaros discuss freeing two captives in Uruguay
Raul Sendic a Tupamaro leader met with imprisoned guerrillas at Punta Carretas near Montevideo to discuss the possible liberation of two captives, Brazilian Consul Aloysio Mores Dias Gomide and U.S. adviser Clende K. Ply, as police offered no comment on the meeting.
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Uruguay
Tad — Raul Sendic
Tupamaros
We Save
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Tupematas
Aloysio Mores Dias Gomide
U.S
Clende K. Ply
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Monevideo
Copamaros
Paliwal Liberation Movement
Radio Carwr
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Lily “Manerates Sacre
Eisenhower keel laying signals new nuclear carrier
David Eisenhower will help lay the keel of a 1,092 foot nuclear powered aircraft carrier to be named for his grandfather President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Newport News. The ceremony will feature a 20 ton gantry crane and electrical etching for the keel marker. Mamie Eisenhower and Julie Nixon will attend as Enterprise crewmen serve as color guard.
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Newport News
David Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhow
David Cies
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Nimitz
Sakuday
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Rock Co
Mamie Eisenhower
David
Julie
Nixon
Daugister
Enterprise
Turbulent Disturbances Spark Legal Action At State University
The report details a campus unrest case involving trustees and administrators at a university, with lawsuits naming John W. Teultt and others. It notes student threats, coordinated police involvement, and possible criminal action by the Vigo County Prosecutor. The suit argues administrators failed to disperse crowding or warn students despite violations of state laws.
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Iimet
Traci
Utica
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Jack Stuvents
Serxiin
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Flagsautt
John W. Teultt
George R. Kern
Richeard A. Meiloh
Paul T. Edgerton
Micheel A. Ard
Cromwall
Eliabeth R. Campbell
Bluuberg
Kenneth L. Hitch
Princeton
James D. Archer
Franklin
Mra
New Eye
T. Michell
Gary
Richard D. Walls
Todlanapelit
Jamie
Band Boosters Sponsor Social in Middletown Event
The Band Boosters host a social in Middletown to raise funds for the band and note plans for a late performance. Attendees are urged to support the group as it plans activities including a riverfront route and community gathering.
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Band Boosters
Festival adviser outlines safety plan for Thursday night events
An adviser discusses proposals to reduce injuries and misbehavior at attendance sites. He cites cooperation with city units and police from Indiana and Michigan who attended recent Rock Festival preparations.
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Slaying Case Goes To Jury In Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor Michigan jurors hear the case of John Norman Got ling accused of first degree murder in the slaying of Karen Sue Beineman an EMU freshman. After nearly six hours of deliberation the panel sent for testimony and later recessed for lunch. The jury faces a mandatory sentence if convicted as Michigan has no death penalty.
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Wasmenaw County
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Bank Strike Called in Athens Affects 3000 Workers
Greek bank employees plan a strike next Thursday over wage demands. About 3,000 workers at the Tonian and Popili Bank of Athens seek a 10 to 12 percent raise, with salaries ranging from 88 to 300 dollars per month. The walkout could spread to two other banks owned by Andreadis.
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Herald Today Schedule and Features Across Pages
The Herald Today lists sections and page allocations including Anderson and Madison columns, religious activities on Page 2, editorials on Page 3, women’s interest on Pages 6 and 7, sports highlights on Pages 10 and 11, comic features on Pages 12 and 13, markets and financial news on Page 45, and classified ads across Pages 15 to 17.
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Madison Colin
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Apollo 11 Visit Plans Stir Indiana Tour Details
Early notes outline an Indiana visit for Apollo 11 July 30 with Armstrong Collins and Aldrin. Exhibits show a lunar module replica and spaceflight gear from the 1969 mission, including the Eagle and Columbia modules, with the return to Earth on July 24, 1969.
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New Arrivals at Community Hospital List
A partial notice lists several newborns at Community Hospital. Names include a boy for Mr and Mrs Charles Hetlo and a girl for Mr and Mrs Vernon Fite Fite Sw and Mrs Gene Gurganua. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Johnny Wildame and Mr and Mrs Charles Kirby with infant details.
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Charles Hetlo
Vernon Ars
Fite
Gene Gurganua
Johnny Wildiame
Cushing
Okio
Community Hospital
Witness Course To Begin Sunday At Merkdan Church
A Sunday morning course begins at Merkdan Church, led by Pastor Dale Hebber. The program promotes Christian teachings and broadens knowledge of religious topics through monthly sessions and guided discussions.
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Easedee
Dale Hebber
Train Wrack Sets Fire To Houses in Melvern
AP reports a Santa Fe freight train derailed near Melvern Kansas causing a fire that destroyed several houses and disrupted nearby tracks. Authorities review cause as responders battle flames and evacuations proceed.
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Teva
Saeaieg
Windfall Man Dies in Ind 213 Crash
Michael G. Ramey 92 of Windfall died from a skull fracture after a two-vehicle crash on Ind 213 near Pendleton. Driver Maxine E. Booher 99 of Elwood and passenger Charles J. Van Fossan were injured. Ramey was thrown from his car, seat belts not used. Ramey to Pritchard Funeral Home with services Sunday. survived by wife Delia and three children. Born in Hugo Ohio, he moved to Windfall in 1940s and worked at Chagar Plating Co and as farmer and carpenter.
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W Leo Sanders Remembered for School Service and National Sports Roles
W Leo Sanders taught at Anderson High School from 1930 to 1987 serving as dean of boys from 1942 to 1946 and helping found the National Honor Society chapter. He directed Indiana State Parks swimming programs, chaired AAU committees, led amateur athletics groups, and contributed to state and national sports initiatives.
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Turner dies at hospital after brief illness in Madison County
Turner 63, longtime Anderson area resident and former Delee-Remy Plant foreman, died at John’s Hospital around 6:20 p.m. He was born March 31, 1902, in Madison County and leaves wife Edna, son William Hack Turner, daughter Mrs. Arthur Anderson, two brothers, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral plans pending at Rogelly Funeral Home.
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Backus
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Rogelly Funeral
Obituary notices from Tipton and Anderson era.
Several memorial notices. Lora Stamp of Tipton dies after a week of illness at Tipton General Hospital. born Bilbrey in Brotherton Tennessee June 7 1924. Survivors include daughter Lisa and son Rocarie. multiple relatives listed. Funeral at Mitchell Funeral Home Tipton with burial at Tarr View Cemetery. Mrs Lora Settle 92 dies at Otterbein Lebanon later date. widow of Rev W A Settle. memorial rites planned at Elm Ridge Chapel in Muncie. Clarence Albert Schulte Sr dies at home after illness. services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Donald Austin six year old remains in a crash path. Franklin College honors and athletic awards noted. Stresses his varsity participation and advisory roles. References to various local teachers and families, and a note about Northwest Route and tanker discussions.
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Anderson
Tipton Cell Hospital
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Baker> Brothers Funeral
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Infant dies after birth in Pendleton at St. John’s Hospital
Brian R. Smith infant son of Stephen and Ruth Smith of Pendleton died Friday morning at St. John’s Hospital Anderson shortly after birth. Graveside rites at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Pendleton funeral director Garnetti Bright Funerals in charge. Shirley Hoppes dies after two year illness in Anderson.
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Lawrence Parks Dies at Home After Illness
Lawrence Parks aged 26, born April 13, 1994 in Michigan, died at his residence at 3 a.m. Thursday. Survived by spouse Ellen Sullivan Parks, he was a member of Ticet Pentecostal Church. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at Dunnichay Funeral Home with Rev. Tom Margen officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may visit after 7 p.m. today.
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