Georgia Governor Sanders warns on civil rights plank at Democratic Convention
Gov. Carl E. Sanders urged the Democratic platform committee to place civil rights within local control and warned against a federal heavy-handed approach. He said local customs and needs must guide solutions and cautioned that a reckless course could threaten rights. Sanders cited recent unrest as evidence that law and order require more than federal legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
UPI
Carl E. Sanders
Gear
Pretendgia
Nator
Sanders
Mississippi
Alabama
Anj
Eratic
Bition Hall
Ghia
Butson
Barry M. Goldwn
Ter
Platform Committee
Goldwater
Indemagoguery
Stewart L. Udall
Washington
Democratic Party
Four U S Advisers Die In Viet Nam Ambush
Four American military advisers were killed in Kien Hoa Province near Saigon when their infantry unit was ambushed by guerrillas. Vietnamese losses were reported high. the bodies of all four Americans were recovered by a relief force from My Tho. Total U S fatalities in South Vietnam rise to 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Kien Hoa
U.S
My Tho
South Viet Nam
Phu Tuc
Car flips after embankment crash injuring driver
A car veered off Morton street near Alexandria at about 9 p.m. last night, hit an embankment, flipped, and caught fire injuring Thelma Friend. She was treated at Community Hospital. several others were listed as injured and dismissed later from St John’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Thomas Friend
Alexandria
Ney
Maryann Gardner
Mortonst
Mary Bosworth
Rangeline Rd
Maude Remington
Terfield
Friend
Lois Tucker
Wistnity Hospital
Helicopter Downed in Laos Rescue Mission Reported
The State Department said an American helicopter was shot down in Laos by Communist forces Tuesday southeast of the Plaine des Jarres. The pilot was rescued by a second helicopter, according to press officer Robert J. McCloskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
State Department
Thursiday
Laos
The
Plaine Des Jarres
Robert J. McCloskey
Skoshi Club Reports At Indiana University Summit
Highland High School members attended the Fourth Annual Student Council Workshop at Indiana University from August 9 to 15. The event featured art workshops, dining, lectures, and games, with a focus on council improvement and a watermelon booth project. The group included principals and guests from Lawton and Prescott areas. Mrs. Anna Saunders died, and Mr. Saunders’ mother will be brought home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Skoshii Council
Indiana
Mulford
Davis
Highland
Highland Council
Betty Veter
Joe Saunders
Union
Lois
Law
Renee Carter
Joe
Lawton
Okla
Ders
William Stone
Ville McMahan
Janice
William Michael
Elda Black
Prescott
Iowa
Community Hospital
Anderson
Saun
Jders
Anna Saun-l
Bill to create Indiana fire prevention commission moves forward
A legislative study committee completed a final draft of a bill to form a state fire prevention commission to strengthen the Indiana fire marshal's department. The plan removes a bipartisan requirement, cuts per diem to $20, shifts meetings to quarterly, and reserves the fire marshal's authority while granting the commission oversight over rules for safeguarding life and property from fire and explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Marlshal
France To Sell Wheat To Red China In Giant Deal
France agreed to sell 429000 tons of wheat to Communist China this year in a deal that covers about one tenth of France's total wheat exports. Official sources confirmed the agreement and noted it aligns with standards of qualification and experience for such office as may be prescribed by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Wayne
Indiana
Shelby
Clark
U. S. 24
Kentland
Fort ‘Wayne
France
China
Paris
Chine
Purdue University
Tax Strike Spreads in Santo Domingo
An anti government strike protesting higher taxes appeared to be gaining ground in Santo Domingo. An official statement accused the political opposition of using pressure to spread the walkout. Taxi drivers joined the walkout after initial reluctance, and many of the capital’s largest business houses closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
County fair camp offers scholarships for exhibitors
About 150 girls and boys will attend a youth camp with housing in separate buildings. Three $100 scholarships are available to boys based on State Fair exhibitor achievement and camp records. Registration periods run from Thursday evening August 27 to Saturday noon September 5, and from Saturday evening September 5 to Thursday morning September 10.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia
Viet Nam
Ommuni
Maenifal Ware
Aludpen Omunes
Patti Ann Blockson
Oakland
Janna Lee Blockson
Gregory Scott Barnes
Chase St
Deborah Barr
Aspen Ct
Thelma McKenzie
Horton
Thelma Hatton
Dale Villa
Robert Atchison
Frankton
Phyllis Widener
Pendleton
Elizabeth Flora
Nora Sparks
Hast St
Patrick Manship
Merid
Ian
Jane Ann Stanley
Sonia Leggitt
Morton
Christi Boze
Dakota di
Juanita Cole
Orestes
Ciscero Atkins
Sam Burt
Cedar St. Lawrence Sharp
Doris Segner
Maynie Schenck
Alma Wallen
8Th St
Sylvia Bennett
Post Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Bessie Grissom
Pearl
Robert Jones
15Th St
Jerry Jones
Columbus Ave
Hila Bertram
Arrow Ave
Sandra York
Cecil Hunter
Markleville
Mira Boltz
Halford
Bertha Babcock
Mona O’riley
Meridian
Jesse Wilson
Middletown
Murray Sweitzer
Main
Patricia Kizer
Elwood
Theodore Fadley
Van
Buskirk Rd
Cornelia Boulware
Locust
Annie Boyd
22Nd St
Broadway Sales Co., Inc
Broadway
CIDAA
Chesterfield Family Shoe Center
Skoshi Club
Bill
Nigeria
Lagos
United States
Bulletin-Herald
Strock Bros
Arthead
Renney
Oxford
Ien
Penlander
Bermuda
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!