Ground Broken For South Madison High School
Ground was broken last evening for the new South Madison High School a reorganization of Adams Fall Creek and Green Townships to be completed in spring. The 1200 to 1400 student facility at Ind 38 and Ind 67 will house grades 9 through 12 with future ninth graders moving to the junior high. The $4.56 million project includes 50 classrooms two large group centers seven seminar rooms labs libraries and many shops and laboratories. The planning committee led by Ernest Miller and Charles Mack oversaw designs by Everett I Brown and Company of Indianapolis. General cost totals cover 2 895 950 for building 560 565 for electrical and 1 099 300 for plumbing and heating.
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New South Madison Community High School
Adams
Fall Creek
Green Townships
Pendleton
Markleville
Charles Mack
Markleville High
Ernest Miller
Harold Smith
South Madison
New South Madison High School
Ind
Eeeey
Pendleton High School
Markieville Highchool
F.a.wilhelm Construction Company, Inc
Indianapolis
New South Madison
Markleville High School
South Madison Board of Education
Everett J. Brown and Company
Architects of
Adams, Fall Creek
US Planes Hit Communist Lines as Hanoi Claims 8 Shot Down
The Pentagon said two Navy A6A Intruder bombers were chased into Red China and likely shot down by North Vietnamese or Chinese craft during a border incursion near the Hanoi area. The incident followed new U S strikes near the border and highlighted air defenses over Ha Noi and Duc Noi rail yard amid weather and navigation issues.
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Hanoi
Washington
Red China
Pentagon
U.S
China
White House
George
Peking
United States
Christian
Duc Noi
Pen
DMZ air war escalates as 179 missions flown by B57s
American planes conducted near record raids across North Vietnam on Monday, with 179 missions flown the previous day and B52 strikes in the demilitarized zone. Reports say Hanoi claimed pilots were captured after clashes, while U.S. spokesmen cited uncertainty over enemy losses.
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Dmz
Saigon
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Air Force
North
Violence Renewed In New Haven
Violence erupted for the third straight night in New Haven with an 8 p.m. curfew and state emergency in effect. Eleven fires occurred in under two hours, looting reported at liquor outlets, and arrests reached 260. Mayor Lee imposed the curfew and called in state police to restore order.
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New Haven
Conn
Richard C. Lee
Beef Carcass Winners Named Banquet Held
Ken Leach of Fairmount won the 4H Beef Carcass Show at Edge Packing Plant on Aug 21 with 42 calves in competition. Ten Grant County exhibitors and participants from Hamilton and Madison counties entered, carcasses judged Aug 18–19 by Purdue and Emge staff. Leach led with a 1100 pound Charolais-Angus steer, loin eye 13.8 inches, fat 0.45 inch, cutability 51 percent, dressing 61.7 percent.
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Ken Leach
Fairmount
Edge Packing Plant
Grant County
Hamilton County
Madison County
Emge
Max Judge
Truman Martin
Kenneth Drewry
Purdue Animal Science Department
Malcolm Smith
Leach
Zeke Rich
Lapel
Jan Hays
Markleville
Chesterfield GOP to Nominate Town Ticket Wednesday
Chesterfield GOP town chairman Fred James says a party meeting will name a slate for the November 7 town election. The lineup includes a clerk treasurer candidate and five town board candidates, with all Chesterfield voters invited to participate.
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Chesterfield Gop
Chesterfield
Fred James
GOP
James
Soviet Union Threatens Trade Break With China
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union warned China against harassing Soviet ships at Dairen and threatened to break trade ties if interference continued. The note cited difficulties for the Turkistan and Kamchatkies to load cargo, and referenced the Svirsk incident following a Kosygin telegram to Chou En Lai.
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Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
Dairen
Quien
U.S.S.R
P.R.C
Chinese Peoples Republic
Svirsk
Alexei N. Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Street Construction Discussed By Board
The Anderson Board of Public Works met at City Hall to review street repairs and funding within the budget. They discussed completing priority streets including Cross Street from Raible Avenue to Moss Island Road, as County Commissioners secured right of way, but no decision was reached.
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Anderson Board of Public Works
City Hall
Cross St
Raible Ave
Moss Island Rd
Courthouse Fire Safety Upgrades Urged by Officials
Fire department officials urged County Commissioners to upgrade the courthouse safety. Recommendations include no third floor offices or jury rooms without an additional internal exit stairway and removal of lawn mowers and trash to reduce fire risk. Wiring conditions and attic hazards like pigeon nests were noted as major concerns.
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Fire Department
Harold Walker
Weekend traffic crashes injure several in city and county
Over the weekend, multiple traffic accidents left several people injured. Betty Suchocki, 40, was hospitalized after a 9 13 a m collision with a train at the New York Central crossing on Ind 109. Authorities noted the flashers failed to prevent the crash. The 1963 sedan was a total loss and property damage was estimated at 15 cma. Train crew indicated signals were functioning. Jerry L Ellis, 24, sustained a fractured leg and facial cuts when his car hit a utility pole at 10th Street and Park Avenue early Sunday. a passenger was injured.
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Betty Suchocki
Alliance Rd
Mounds Rd
New York Central Railroad
St. John’s Hospital
R. A. Whisler
Jerry L. Ellis
New Carlisle
10Th St
Park Ave
Red China Ultimatum Ignored by Britain over Hong Kong
British officials ignored a Red Chinese ultimatum that expired at midnight and continued to pursue terrorists in Hong Kong. Beijing demanded the release of three pro Communist editors and three journalists, threatening consequences. British officials said publishing would wait until executives on charges of sedition are tried.
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Hong Kong
Donald Hopson
Peking
Red China
London
Shen Ping
Shen
H. Rap Brown Denied Bond Reduction in NY Federal Case
H. Rap Brown failed to secure bond reduction on a $25,000 bail in a federal gun charge case. His lawyer argued the Black Power leader should be freed similar to white patriots Patrick Henry and Samuel Adams. Brown faces a Friday court appearance on transfer to New Orleans and potential five year prison time for carrying a carbine.
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NEW York
H. Rap Brown
Argu
Patrick Henry
Samuel Adams
William M. Kunstler
Cancudine
Henry
Adams
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
Brown
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New Orleans
New Ortenns
John McKeithen
Justice Today
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals
Born at St Johns Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Patterson Yorktown a boy and to Mr and Mrs Gary Fultz 2413 E 9th St a girl Born at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Morgan and Mr and Mrs Del Pais 305 S Case as hey Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur L Lutes Rochester NY a boy Mrs Lutes is the former Eugenie Pearl Harney daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Harney of Anderson
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St. John’s Hospital
John Patterson
Yorktown
Gary Fultz
9Th St
Community Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. del Pais
305 S. Case
Hey
Arthur L. Lutes
Rochester
N. Y
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