Whitcomb assails Democratic spending record in Indiana
Indiana gubernatorial hopeful Ed Whitcomb assailed the Democratic spending record as costly and failed. He blasted eight years of Democratic rule for inflated dollars spent, stressed school and highway funding problems, and urged property tax relief while warning that Rock would continue Democratic policies.
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Herald
Ed Whitcomb
Indiana
GOP
Anderson
Madison County
Gay
Robert Rock
Whitcomb
Rock
Pax Democratic
GOP candidates resume three day push in Anderson area
Three major Republican hopefuls campaign across Anderson, Summitville, Pendleton and nearby towns in a continuous drive to win votes for the November election. Edgar Whitcomb plans a full day schedule with stops at Mounds State Park, four shopping centers, Elwood luncheon, and multiple community events including a boxing show and a corn roast.
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Anderson
GOP
Wiliam B. Huckelshaws
U. S. Senate
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Summitville
Pendleton
Pat Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Mounds State Pack
Elwood
Mangas
Sun Valley Speedway
Madison Heights
Memorial Park
Madison County Lincoln Club
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Grandview
Sim Valley
Dolphin Club
Whitcomb to Reformitory Guards Promises Equal Employee Protection
Indiana gubernatorial candidate Fagar D. Whitcomb told off duty reformatory guards and employees that state workers deserve job protection and collective bargaining equal to private sector workers. He noted state law empowers the Commission to act on employment terms.
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Pendleton
Fagar D. Whitcomb
Indiana
Silent U N Tackles Czech Crisis As Dubcek Fate Remains Unknown
In the Security Council the Soviet envoy stayed silent when pressed on the fate of Czech leader Alexander Dubcek and other prisoners after the Prague invasion. Yugoslavia urged action, while UK and US delegates pressed for a UN envoy to Prague to secure release and safety of detained Czech officials. Russia vetoed a draft resolution demanding troop withdrawal, signaling possible General Assembly action.
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UPD
U.N
Ammbassador
Security* Council
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Jiri Hajek
Hajeck
Vienna
Ota Sik
Prague
Russia
Lord Caradon
Jack A. Malik
Communist Party
Alexander Dubeck
Caradon
Soviet Union
Wal Opeaks
United States
George W. Ball
Nibeek
General Assembly
Canada
Hot Summer Strains City Electric System
Anderson's Municipal Light and Power endures in a heat driven surge. Line crews toil daily plus Saturdays as Eldon Talheim reports 100 percent of time spent on complaints. A record 69,000 kilowatts per hour peaked in August while capacity reaches 90,000 kWh. Growth averages seven percent annually with a 16 percent jump this year. Electricity is bought from Indiana and Michigan Electric, routed through Madison and Pendleton substations to 15 local substations and 120 volt household transformers.
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Anderson
Municipal Light and Power Department
Eldon Talheim
Talitem
Auprit
Talheim
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Madison
Pendleton Ave
Con
Prisoners to wear four sports suits for court dignity
In St Louis UPI reports Judge John R Rick hott orders a wardrobe of four sports outfits for prisoners to preserve proper court dignity. The ruling does not guarantee the two permit unspecified details remain unsettled.
Local Soap Box Derby Champion In Test Today
Randy Malsom, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Malsom, 621 Lonsvale Dr, competes against more than 240 local champions in the All American Soap Box Derby in Akron Ohio. First round rivals include Ronald Wellemeyer of Hagerstown Maryland and Alan Knetfel of St Cloud Minnesota. The top nine heat winners share 30000 in Chevrolet scholarship awards. International entrants include champions from United States Canada West Germany Venezuela Okinawa and the Philippines. Weather hotter humid with a chance of thunder showers. cooling off Sunday.
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Robert H. Malsom
Lonsvale Dr
Akron
Ohio
Malsom
Ronald Wellemeyer
Hagerstown
Alan Knetfel
St. Cloud
Minn
Chevrolet
United States
Canada
West Germany
Venezuela
Okinawa
Philippines
Johnson renomination at convention sparks Texas debate
A Texas delegate floated reviving Johnson’s name at the Democratic convention despite his disavowal while Humphrey and McCarthy push for delegate support. Texas unit rule, Connally, and possible rules changes loom as Brennan and McCarthy aides weigh paths to nomination. Guard units warn of possible trouble, while officials offer mixed comments on open convention prospects.
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Shwago
Texas
Johnson
Hubert J. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Frank C. Brin
Irwin
Connally
Erwin
Stephen A. Mitchell
McCarthy
Rules Committee
Johnson Machine
Humphrey
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Steels
Innes National Guardsmen
Richard ‘T. Dunn
Dunn
O'Brien
Tumphrey
Prague confronts Soviet crackdown near U S Embassy grounds
UPI reports heavy firing in Prague as Soviet secret police and Czechoslovak collaborators move to round up anti Soviet protesters. Bullets struck near the U S Embassy and Wenceslas Square amid a fourth day of occupation and a one hour general strike. No injuries reported at the embassy.
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Prague
UPI
U.S
Free Radio
Wenceslas Square
UPL
Science Andrew
Aleron
Yalta Hearby
David Mazel
Depuit
Yalta
New Vitava
Mazel
Ag Smlal
Naory
Marine Becomes County's Latest Vietnam Casualty
A 18 year old Anderson man Pfc. Charles Ry Reff died of gunshot wounds in Vietnam while with the 1st Marine Division during a mission in Quang Ngai Province. He died in a Da Nang hospital after serving less than a year in country.
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Anderson
Marine Corps
Vietnam
Charles Ry Reff
Arnold Relf
Quang Ngai Province
Saigon
Bell
1St Marine Division
da Nang
Anderson Marine
Heong
Eisenhower Remains In Critical List After Seventh Heart Attack
Washington AP reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, one week after his seventh heart attack, remains on the critical list at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors say his condition is stable with no essential change, but final outcomes are unpredictable.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Heed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Pope pleads reforms yet rejects violence in Latin America
Pope Paul VI urged Latin American governments to speed social and economic reforms and called on the rich to share wealth with urban poor and peasants. He warned violence is not Christian and must not be used to hasten change, addressing about 150 000 people near Bogota. He urged fair tax laws and modern farming to improve living conditions while condemning violent upheaval.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pope Paul VI
Latin America
U.S
Herald Today Briefs Prompting Page References
Short notices tease agency moves and international travel with references to pages for details. Items include naval posts shifts, a unit assignment, gas safety, and a travel update noting forty U S visitors departing Czechoslovakia.
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New births announced in Anderson area. Mrs Bard Nickersot in Alexandrcia welcomes a girl. Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilson of 4705 Reed Dr. report a son. Mr and Mrs William Good son Lynn I. greet a girl. Mr and Mrs Christopher Ponce of WH Chestnut St celebrate a gift bundle.
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Bard Nickersot
Alexandrcia
Clifford Wilson
Reed Dr
Mes
William Goodson
Lynn &I
Christopher Ponce
Chestnut St
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