Alaska Governor Egan Faces Tough Reelection Fight
ANCHORAGE ALASKA AP Alaska Gov Wika A Egan seeks a third term amid intra party strife and ageold questions on term limits The battle pits Egan against Wendell P Kay and Walter J Hickel who emerged as strong rivals in a crowded primary. Egan's past as a storekeeper and constitutional convention president frames the contest.
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Egan
Alaska
Kay
Hickel
Kendall
Stepovich
Anuhunags
Wika A
Trom i Aréchion
Imary
Vms
Teuatigas
Wendell P. Kay
Anchorage
Bruce Kendall
Mike Stepovich
Fairbanks
Hamreer
Valdez
ISU Convocations to Bring 12 Acts This Season
Indiana State University schedules twelve convocation programs for 1966 67 in Tilson Music Hall. Highlights include Vronsky and Rabin September 27, Harrison Salisbury October 25, Broadway excerpts November 2, Kit Williams music November 30, and Ke ldescpe Players February 2. Notables Erskine Caldwell February 9 and Carlos Montoya February 19 with Hans Conried March 5, New York Pro Musica April 1, Jerome Hines April 24, Ferrante and Teicher May 4. All start at 8 p m. In Vernon a Jennings County grand jury will probe the Wilburn Hatt dah shotgun death with two men held on preliminary murder charges.
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Indiana
State University
Vronsky
Rabin
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Broadway
Kit Weill
Erskine
Caldwell
Carlos Montoya
Hans Conried
Cleveland Amory
New York Pro Musica
Jerome Hines
Poplar T
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Teleher
Tilson Music Hall
ISU
Memorial Union
Vernon, Ind
UPI
Jenlga County
Wilburn Hattdah
Osgood
Fortheastern
Jennings County
Oscar Combs
Roy Morris
Covington
Silo Gas Dangers Highlight Health Risks At Purdue
Purdue extension warns silo gases are dangerous to humans and animals during silage filling. Do not enter silos during filling. keep doors open and fans running. Keep children and pets away from the silo area.
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Lafayette
Starmers
Purdue University Extension
Howell
Adj
Ent Feer
Franklin Alumni Council Plans Activities For Next Year
Franklin Colleges Alumni Council met on campus to outline alumni sponsored events for the academic year. President George Rinker announced committees for elections gifts activities and public relations and set dates for a September 17 18 alumni area representatives meeting homecoming in October and a late October or early November reception for new faculty and staff members.
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Franklin
Ind
Franklin College
Alumni Association
George Rinker
Lafayette
Rinker
Mary Etta Houghland
Scott Alexander
Fry
David Cox
Indianapolis
Kenneth Dunn
Columbus
Vern Sheldon
Fr. Wayne
John Knight
Peru
Merrill Johnson
Custer Baker
Bavgersville
Carolyn Griffin
Constancn Egger
Ruth Baughman
von Boli
Fostoria
Charles Staff
Richard Fisher
Florence Grimes
Bruce Craig
Dean Veans
Carmel
Charles Day
Ted Marston
Randall Wacker
Bhauman
Ralph Beaty
John Fox
Richard Vandivier
Anderson SMe From Pageme in Southeast Asia Citizenship Effort
Text discusses a former Viet Nam service member Anderson SMe promoting responsible citizenship in Southeast Asia. It argues personal American concern for a Laotian student matters more than national aid or broader policies, emphasizing individual outreach over larger aid initiatives.
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Sme
Pageme
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
America
U. S
Seven Vehicles Damaged In Layton Road Collision
On Layton Road about a quarter mile north of Ind 32 Sitmaur drove offInd 32 while in a car train from St John s Hospital after an accident Wednesday morning. Seven vehicles were damaged and the 1964 war damage was estimated at 1000 dollars officials said.
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St. John's Hospital
Layton Rd
Ind
Sitmaur
Ralph A. Senseney
Ralph A. Seriseney
Euclid
St. John’s Hospital
Gtde Lamp Division
Hare
Gas City
Mary Senseney
Harriett Yocum
Santa Ionica
Calif
Robert Senseney
Anderson
Robert Mason
Fort Wayne
Lillian Hartin
Santa Monica
Wo Brothers
Max Senseney
Paramount
Jack Senseney
Orange Beach
Ala
Baker Brothers Funeral
Soviet Moon Satellite Lab nay 10 Fails to Return Pictures
Readers glimpse dark images from a Soviet lunar SAWN mission as Lab nay 10 becomes the first satellite to orbit the Moon in April, yet sends no pictures to Earth. The official description frames the craft as an unmanned vehicle with standard automatic sequence operations.
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Wren
Earth
Deitch Addresses Mission Appointees To African Posts
The Rev. Russell Deitch and other ministers spoke to African post bound missionaries in Chicago. He urged evangelism amid surging urban crowds and urged lay power to reach souls during the Christian Missionary Convention.
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Deitch
Chicago
Africa
Russell
Anderson
Mombir
Jsembly
Natio Chaistia Missionary Convention
Christ
Fort Wayne Faces Loss Of Bus System Over Aid Decision
Fort Wayne Transit Co faces possible discontinuance after the city council rejected a proposed 186000 subsidy and 25 buses. The federal Mass Transportation Act would have added 972000, while local groups press to restore funding before the budget is set. A Caracas item notes a mountain in Imataca range with iron deposits and frequent lightning flashes. Gilson's Barber Shop opens for business.
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Fort Wayne
Tad
Fort Wayne Transit Co
Mass. Transportation Ag
Allen County Central Labor Council
Caracas
Imataca Range
Painter Rush Exhibits Across Nation At Regional Museums
Famous artist Miss Rush has works in private collections nationwide including ex president Hoover. Her paintings have won awards from John Herron Art Institute, Richmond Art Association, Hoosier Salon, and Denver Artists Club.
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Page On
Texas
John Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Miss Rush
Hoover
John Herron
Ugit Richmond Art. Association
Hoosier Salon
Denver
Humphrey Praised for Public Service and Art Work
Washington report notes President Johnson commends Vice President Humphrey as a great public servant. The piece mentions Miss Rush studied art in New York and Paris, taught Indian painters, and earned a Doctor of Fine Arts from Earlham College in 1947. She is survived by 13 nieces and nephews with services held by Friends Society. Her remains cremated in Santa Fe and ashes sent to Fairmount for family burial.
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UPI
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miss Bush
Richard M
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Paris
Nixon
Sen
New Mexico
Robert F. Kennedy
Fiatdad
Earlham College
Rush
America
Johnson Sees Chicago unrest shaping 1968 elections
President Johnson warns of substantial urban problems including civil rights demonstrations in Chicago affecting voters in the upcoming elections. He cites federal, state, and city efforts under his administration as the best approach to modern urban issues and expresses openness to all helpful conferences for peace and policy debate.
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Chicago
Johnson
House
Senate
Sincindes
Beatnik Clash Reported in Central Java
Indonesian troops and police allegedly roughed up beatniks and their girl friends in central Java. Report cites ripped garments and dismantled hairdos amid a crackdown on rock culture.
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Java
Jakarta
Indonesia
Death notices from Madison and surrounding counties
Obituaries report multiple local deaths with funeral details. Cornell Bright funeral services at Milo B Cook Funeral Home. burial Grove Lawn Cemetery. Gertrude Bauchert rites by John Bauchert. Crownland Cemetery interment. Karen Little rites at Covent Bright Funeral Home. Grove Lawn Cemetery burial. Inez Budson mourned. Oscar Abell dies at 62 with Knoxville services. Interments in local cemeteries listed with home call details and pastors named.
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Cornell Bright Funeral
Milo B. Cook
India
Homer Colm
Anapolis
Wil Pandleton Christian Church
Kitten
Grove Lawn
Condo and Son Funeral
Glen
Neral
Cove
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Gertrude Bauchert
Gertrude R. Bauchert
John Bauchert
Noblesville
Coaltrin
John Burbank
Presbyterian Ghuret
Crownland
Karen Little
Karen
Little
Gene Litle
N. East St
Covent Bright Funeral
Willard Blair
Pendleton Church of God
Grove Vawn
Inez Budson
Fairmount
Lawrence McLain
Oscar Abell
Knoxville
Tenn
Pendleton
W.l
Inca Hudson
Sur- State St
Ralph
Indianapolis
Kerner Warns of Segregation Protests and Guard Deployment
Kerner described repeated demonstrations in Cicero and Chicago areas as dangerous, noting limited local police and reliance on National Guard and sheriff escort. He cited 1951 Cicero violence and recent race clashes near Cicero prompting mobilization of 4,200 Guardsmen, with Cicero police at 90 officers.
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Mississippi
Cicero
Kenner
Ogilvie
National Guard
E King
Hayer
Chinaga
Chicago Lawnst
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Side
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