China Blocks British Evacuation From Beijing Mission
Britain cannot contact the Beijing mission after a Red Guards attack that burned and looted the British compound. Thirty staff including 29 women and children are to be evacuated through other missions as diplomatic channels assess safety and options.
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London
CPI
China
Peking
Red
Thursay
Foreign Office
United Kingdom
Britain
Red China
Red Guards
Donald
Leute
Madison County United Fund Sets 1967 Goal at 585000
The Madison County United Fund board set a 1967 campaign goal of 585000, with 569091 earmarked for 32 health welfare and character building agencies in the area. The remaining 16000 covers administrative costs and possible losses. The goal exceeds last year’s 531000, and a kickoff is planned for September 25 with multiple report meetings in October. A new agency, the Madison County Association for Retarded Children, will receive 4627 in 1968.
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United Fund
Madison County
Madison County United Fund Board of Directors
Budg
Partiaance
Kials
Madison County United Fund
Ned) Bardsley
Men Agen
Madison County Association For
Earl T. Hoover
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Henry Kaiser Dies In Hawaii
Henry J. Kaiser, who rose from a $1.50 weekly office boy to lead a vast empire, died at his Honolulu home at age 85. Known for wartime shipbuilding and a diversified holdings span from steel to hospitals, he was lauded for boundless energy and bold achievement. He died peacefully in sleep with his son Edgar and Mrs. Kaiser beside him.
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Honolulu
UPI
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Edgar
Lynch Appeals to Reuther Over Unauthorized UAW Walkout
Lynch Machinery Division, shut down by a wildcat strike since August 21, appeals to UAW president Walter Reuther for help ending the stoppage. A telegram from Joseph Kormash seeks Reuther’s influence as Region 3 warns of possible administrative action if the walkout continues.
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Lynch Machinery Division
Lynch Corporation
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW International
UAW Region 3
Region 3
Joseph Kormash
Lynch
Reuther
Detroit
Three Teens Die In Fortville Highway Crash
Three Fortville teenagers died Thursday when a late model drag racing style vehicle spun out of control and crashed into a tree. The car driven by 16 year old Robert Graves Warfield II of 708 Alden Dr Fortville was traveling south on Ind 238 at high speed when the incident occurred. Police reported the ages of the youths and the driver as the investigation continued.
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Fortville
Robert Beckman
Indiana
Pendleton
Robert Graves Warfield II
Alden Dr
Sgt. Beckman
Hancock County
Warfield
St. John’s Hospital
Cairns
Ohioville
Michael R. Simmons
Illinois St
Otis Baker
Ronald Bruce
Fredric Leedy
Gale Snyder
Pendleton Post
Robert Sebastia
Local man crushed by tree in farm clearing accident
An Anderson man, 21 year old Jerry Riddle, remained in serious condition at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a tree fell onto a bulldozer while clearing farm land near Markleville and Dickey Roads Thursday morning. He was rushed from St John’s to Methodist, with spinal injuries, in intensive care.
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Anderson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Markleville
Dickey Rds
Jerry Riddle
Fletcher St
Ray Trice
Riddle
St. John’s Hospital
Chesterfield
Meridian St
Judith Gardner
9Th St
Hosital
Aire
Local mental health center ranked fifth on Indiana list
Anderson hosts a chief priority placement for a 31 center plan for the state. Porter County Vincennes Good Samaritan Lawrenceburg Jasper Huntington and Madison County round out the early list. The plan seeks state and federal funds matched with local money to establish and operate centers serving 75 000 to 200 000 people. A non profit Madison arr Child Guidance Inc formed to push the local center, budgeted at 629 05, reviewed by Madison County Council.
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Anderson
Indiana State Board Health At
Indianapolis
Porter County
Vincennes Good Samaritan
Lawrenceburg
Jasper - Huntington
Madison County
Johnson
Indiana
Madison County Mental Health Association
Madison Arr Child Guidance, Inc
Madison County Council
Mental Health Association
Here
Kokomo
Muncie
Madison County Child Guidance, Inc
Madonna Hall
St. John’s Hospital
Albert Lynch
State Department of Mental
Thunderchief Loss Near China Border in Deep North Vietnam Raids
SAIGON reported a downed F105 Thunderchief near Lang Son on the North Vietnam border as U.S. raids extend for a fifth day deep into the north. The pilot is missing or captured per Hanoi radio, with 13 planes down in four days and 19 pilots listed missing. American strikes hit rail cars northeast of Hanoi and targeted naval and air facilities, while South Vietnam reports continued artillery pressure on Marine outposts.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Hanoi
China
North Vietnam
Lang Son
Red China
Esman
Port Wallut
Kep
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Egypt and Sudan agree Yemen peace plan amid Arab summit talks
Egypt accepted Sudan's five year Yemeni war settlement in a breakthrough for Arab solidarity as Arab leaders prepare for a summit. In Jerusalem, Israeli force readiness rose around the Old City ahead of a U N envoy visit and a planned bridge across the Jordan River to boost east west trade. King Hussein of Jordan urged unity after acknowledging Arab missteps while on a Moslem capitals tour seeking support for the summit.
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United Press International
Egypt
Sudan
al Aqsa
Jerusalem
Jordan
Allenby Bridge
West Bank
Israel
Beirut
Hussein
County Officials Rule Out Courthouse Fire Hazard Plan
County Commission head Ralph McCord said no repairs or fire hazard elimination program for the courthouse are planned or funded. The Anderson Fire Department cited faults including wiring, trash buildup, poor exits especially on the third floor, and storage issues. A proposal exists to replace the courthouse, but the board will not fund the fire department’s recommendations now.
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Anderson Fire Department
Ralph McCord
Nty Board of Commissioners
McCord
Sda
Heavy Rains and Flooding Sweep Five Southern States
Heavy rains dumped up to 16 inches in 48 hours, flooding rivers from Virginia to Alabama. At least two killed, 50 displaced as dams failed near Heflin Alabama, a Grey bus washed off a highway. Guardsmen deployed, sandbagging planned as more rain threatened communities and roads remained closed.
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Heflin
Ala
National
West Alabama
Virginia
Alabama
Helen
North Georgia
Chattahoochee
Escape report for Kosciusko burglar cancelled in Indiana
Walker Layne, 23, a convicted burglar from Kosciusko County, had an escape report cancelled at the State Reformatory. He was first listed missing from a farm work detail and was found asleep in a barn on a pile of hay.
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Pendleton
Ind
Walker Layne
Kosciusko County
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital and Area Births
Birth notices for multiple families include a mix of boys and girls born at St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrenk, Mr. and Mrs. Ah Vee, Mr. and Mrs. Lessee Bratain, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin VanBuskirk, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Womack, Mr. and Mrs. Denny Short, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams, and Dr. and Mrs. James Huntington Beach. Maternal agents listed as Mr. and Mrs. John Iday of Anderson.
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St. John’s Hospital
George Curtis
Vy W
Henry Schrenker
North Dr
Ah Vee
A. Rd
Lessee Brattain
Chesterfield
Jerry Whitaker
Tamarack Pl
Irvin VanBuskirk
Rt. 7
Community Hospital
Larry S. Womack
Alexandria
Denny F. Short
E. 46Th St
Elmer Williams
James
Huntington Beach
John Iday
Anderson
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Edgewood
Herald
Hopson
Hong Kong
Henry Kaiser
Hawaii
Thunderchief
Middle East
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Nasser
County Commission
Greenville
S.C
South Carolina
East Mecklenburg
N.C
Army Corps of Engineers
Dahlonega
Etowah River
Canton
Georgia
Nacoochee
Ttahoochee
Alexandria-Monroe
Everett Rossow
Indianapolis Fairgrounds
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