Israelis clash with police at West German envoy ceremony
In Jerusalem demonstrators opposed the visit of West German envoy Rolf Pauls during a presidential ceremony for Zolman Shazar. Police cleared crowds as protesters shouted Shamu and accused Germany of mass murder. Several were injured, and the event highlighted lingering tensions over Holocaust crimes and German-Israeli relations.
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Anderson Herald
Perso
BT Pees
Iraeli
Guard of
der Rolf Pauls
Zolman S. Shazar
Pauls
Hitler
Paul
Shazar
David
Reich
Diplo
Westlenough
Wither Holland
Nether- Germany
Frankfurt
Mother Admits Two Drownings Rally Hearing Set by Roads Bureau
The report covers a mass summer evangelistic rally led by Dr Dale Oldham in Anderson at Warner Auditorium and notes the city wide church participation. It also reports a Brighton Indiana case where a mother admitted drowning her two young children and details sheriff statements. The piece adds a note on the Indianapolis Inner Loop debate with Rep Andrew Jacobs and BPR assurances. It ends with a historical aside on Col Joseph Weydemeyer, a Union Army officer and follower of Karl Marx.
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Dale Oldham
Anderson
Warner Auditorium
East Fifth Street
Park Place Church of God
Oldham
Churches of God of Anderson
Church of God Convention
Churches of God In
Brighton
Caio
UPI
Adams County
Guy
van Cleave
Geraldine JL. Cline
Eric
Jimmy
Cline
Wil Clard
Washington
Jacobs
Whitton
Indiana Highway Commission
Max Brydenthal
Indianapolis
Col
Joseph Weydemeyer
Karl Marx
Electric Bills Cut For 4300 Hoosier Businesses
Indianapolis AP reporting Public Service Indiana will cut electric bills for about 4,300 Hoosier businesses in October with a $1 million yearly rate reduction. Large industrial customers will save around $670,000 annually. the cuts apply to small business and commercial customers using more than 2,500 kWh monthly under the general power rate. Carroll H Blancher PSI president said the cut follows policy of passing on economies from federal tax cuts and operating efficiencies.
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Indianapolis
McCormack Jr Named UPI Automobile Editor in Detroit
Alfred McCormack Jr chosen as automobile editor for United Press International with a Detroit base. Native of New York City and UVa graduate, he previously worked at the Glendive Montana Daily Ranger and Rocky Mountain News, then led UPI bureaus in Greensboro and Richmond before moving to Detroit.
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Chicago
UPI
Alfred McCormack, Jr
United Press International
Detroit
Dale M. Johns
UPI Central Division
McCormack
New York City
University of Virginia
Glendive
Mont
Daily Ranger
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Montgomery
Ala
Greensboro
W.C
Richmond
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Hitler
Roads Bureau
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
London Museum and State
Kensington Palace
Foster Stores
Indiana
Foster’s
Foster's
Drexel
Thomasville
Madden
Main — Anderson
Pay Less Supermarket
Wire Service
Farris
Kryptok
ULTEX
United Optical Workers
Afl-Cio
Meridian ST
P. O
Walgreen Drug Store
Dick Grant
Budget Service
East
Iseon Filogn
Anderson Chamber OF Commerce and
American Association OF Credit Counselors
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