Rockwell Sr. Reflects on Slaying of George Lincoln Rockwell
Southport Maine veteran George Rockwell 78 father of American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell says he expected the slaying. He recalls his son’s life and says he feared his own people more than others and that visits were always tense due to Nazi troops surrounding him.
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Southport
Maine
UPI
George Rockwell
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Fred Allen
Doc
Portland
Paul Muni Dies at 64 After Career in Stage and Screen
Paul Muni a Broadway and film star died at age 64 following a career highlighted by his biography rich roles. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at Hollywood Memorial Park Chapel with interment at Beth Olam Cemetery. He was survived by his widow and two brothers Al and Joseph. He gained late life acclaim including Variety nominations and was known for roles as Pasteur Zola Scarface and a chain gang convict.
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Variety
Hollywood Memorial Park Chapel
Hollywood
Beth Olam Cemetery
Leonard Bierman
Austria
Muni
Joseph
Fall atics 1 Mathematics 2 and related trades listing
Vocational course list shows subjects including Mathematics Machine Tools and Sheet Metal Technology with various modules. The fragment mentions in pipefitting and remaking technology as part of a broader tech education catalogue.
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Atics
Mathematics
Leach Grade School Opens September 5
Leach Grade School will open Tuesday September 5 with students arriving by bus at 12 45 p m Kindergarten begins Wednesday. The Tee cafeteria hours are 5 6 with prices unchanged. Book store hours list August 31 to Sept 5 with varied times.
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Leach School
Tee Cadeteria
Methodist-EUB Churchmen Plan Vespers Sunday
A vesper service is set for Sunday evening at First Davis Memorial Park on the west edge of Anderson. Open to all, with Harold Bachett and John Cheeseman leading the discussion on being a Christian today. Hymn singing will be led by William Mathys from the First Methodist staff.
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Davis Memorial Park
Anderson
EUB
Harold Bachett
Noble Street Methodist Church
John Cheeseman
William Mathys
First Methodist
August Construction Totals and Permits Summary
August construction totals reach 753 635 78 with 118 period permits. The breakdown shows remodels and alterations with five permits and estimated cost, plus doubles and apartments with two permits.
Living Costs Jump Sharply in Nine Months
Washington reports the sharpest rise in living costs in nine months. The government notes a four-tenths increase in July driven by higher food housing transportation and medical care.
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Washington
Johnson
I _ Department
House Leaders Pressure Bill as Overnight Session Looms
Members face a near all night vote on a major foreign aid bill, with leaders pledging no major business next week as Labor Day shifts the schedule. The bill totals include hundreds of millions in military and development aid and reflects a fragile coalition after a partisan split in the House.
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House
Alliance For Progress
Paap Nations
Tea Aestes Fond
Senate
Sergeants named in Chinese intelligence case detailed
The Pentagon outlined charges against Sergeants Safford and Harris for contact with foreign agents. Safford allegedly received a roll over camera near Fairfax and delivered documents to Popov, plus a large stolen check from Air Products. Harris allegedly sought a Soviet contact in Neptune and met Kireyev in Freeport while receiving instructions from Popov. Both face investigation and military counsel.
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Pov
Anatoliy Tikhorovich Kireyev
U.S. Treasury
Air Products and Chemicals Inc
Pentagon
Army Strategic Communications Command
Suitland
Chate
Safford
Popov
Palmer Park
Maryland
Harris
William K. Fletcher
Neptune
N.J
Judge bans Calumet steel mills violence disrupting area traffic
Federal Judge Jesse Eschbach in Hammond ordered the action amid a dispute between Teamsters Local 142 and owner operators over new hauling contracts. The stoppage cut deliveries to U S Steel Inland Steel Midwest Steel Bethlehem LaSalle and Youngstown Sheet Tube plants, with up to 75 percent cut reported, disrupting nearby and outlying mills and aiming to restart normal flows.
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Calumet Area
Jesse Eschbach
Hammond
Teamsters
Eschbach
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel
Midwest Steel
Bethlehem,Steel
LaSalle Steel
Youngs
Town Sheet & Tube Co
William Kusley
Hobart
Calumet
Church Leaders Share Readings at Park Place Service
A Park Place Church of God service features Dr. Hillery C. Rice of Park Place, Rev. Jerry Grubbs of Pendleton, and H. L. Baker delivering the benediction. Rev. Robert Carter gives the offertory with The Singing Preacher. Rev. Henson, educated at multiple colleges, travels with his wife for musical ministry. Rev. Dodson has led North Anderson Church of God since June 10 after serving in several states, with extensive Church of God leadership at local and state levels and international gatherings.
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Hillery C. Rice
Park Place Church of God
Jerry Grubbs
Pendleton Church of God
H. L. Baker
Robert Carter
Church of God
Henson
Marshall College
Anderson College
Jordan Conservatory of Music
Youngstown University
Dana School of Music
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Indiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Meridian Church of God
Ohio Northern University
School of Theology
American College
Dodson
North Anderson Church of God
McNamara outlines limits and aims of air war on North Vietnam
McNamara says North Vietnam could still move 8 400 tons daily by land and sea, with 7 ongoing operations in the South. He cites 100 tons daily shipped to the South and describes air strikes on 572 and 1 000 major railroad yards and 1 900 fixed targets. He estimates 80 90 percent of infiltrators reach the South and notes casualties around 20 percent. He stresses the air campaign was not to stop infiltration but to reduce it and to boost morale while signaling a heavy price. He calls the bombing campaign against the North successful and damaging to Vietnam's war making capacity.
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North Vietnam
South
McNamara
North Viettnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Shirley Temple Eyes Run for Congress in California
Former child star Shirley Temple, guided by a political adviser, is near a formal candidacy announcement for Congress in California. A decision is expected to be made public next Tuesday.
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San Mateo
Calif
UPI
Shirley Temple
UAW Faces Second Challenge Over Wage Formula
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co joined GM in challenging the UAW decree that caps cost of living driven wage increases under the new formula. GM had signaled interest in changes, while Ford cited other contracts setting small yearly caps. UAW cites Canadian pay disparity and tariff cuts as job threats, with talks continuing at Ford GM and Chrysler. In Israel Abba Eban sees cautious moves toward peace amid a long ceasefire ahead.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Sidney F. McKenna
McKenna
Leonard Woodcock
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths and Services
Multiple local obituaries list Charles Ingram 77 of Rt 3 Shelvyville veteran of WWI, Carl Ed Johnson Sr. 55 of Anderson, Mabel Baxter 91, Stella M Van Dyke 93, and Sarah Hewitt 84 with funeral details. Services at Sells and Rowe Baker Brothers L C May Meeks Mortuary and Union Cemetery noted.
State Fair exhibitors bring prize stock to pageant
Anne Patton of Earl Park shows four Angus cattle and a hosted calf lineup for her sister Mary, while Tom Penny age 17 near Columbia City testifies to hours spent grooming sheep for 4-H judging. Other winners span Hampshire, Chester White, and Landrace classes across multiple rural Indiana locales.
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Jackie
Anne Patton
Earl] Park
Benton County
Anne
Mary
Houston
Angus
Dr. Good
Dr. Long
Tom Penny
Columbia City
Penny
Hampshire
Tom
Columbia City High School
Loudenback
Ronie Jordan
Rt. 5
Rensselaer
Barrow
Jana L. Fox
Rt. Mabeville
Seeuatient
Tod Love
Hartford City
Steve Hickey
Rt. 1
Carthage
Dick Smith
Rt. Wabash
Poland
China
Pam I
Caeclanr
Gr Bingeen
Bill Buckland
Warren
Chester White
Steve Jordan
Greg Carter
Rt. 2
Brookston
Jill Weigand
South Bend
Steve W. Farrer
Royal Center
Jill Worrich
Rt. 7
Tom Larwill
OIC
Mary Ellen Reust
Rich Cox
Sheridan
Dennis McCleary
Former AC Grad Receives Bronze Star
Col. C. T. Boyd an Anderson College graduate and Church of God chaplain has earned his second Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service with the 44th Medical Brigade in Vietnam from July 1966 to July 1967. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. T. Boyd of San Jose California and entered the Army in 1945 after graduating Anderson College the prior year. He previously served at Fort George G. Meade Maryland.
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C. T. Boyd
Anderson College
Church of God
Viet- Me
Benjamin Harrison
Boyd
Aed
44Th
Medcal Brigade
F. W. Timmerman
P Lain
Frankfort Girl Crowned Queen at State Fair
Charlotte Ann Smith of rural Frankfort was selected Friday night as queen of the 1967 Indiana State Fair. The event highlighted the fair’s traditional pageantry with local prominence.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Charlotte Ann Smith
Frankfort
Rockwell Shot Outside Arlington Laundry Parlor
Arlington police report a man named Rockwell shot at a one story beauty parlor area near a laundry and barbershop. A suspect was arrested about three quarters of a mile away. Rockwell died at the scene. he led the Nazi party movement and promoted white supremacy.
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Hancock
Tom Blakeney
Blakeney
Rockwell
John Judson
Shenandoah School Opening Announced
Middletown reports the first day of school on September 7 from 8 30 to 10 00 with eighth graders split by A M and N Z to library or band room. High school and Fairfield arrangements include afternoon classes and lunch at 12 05 for 25 minutes.
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Middletown
Spairfield
Central
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Nevada Davis 84 a longtime McCordsville School teacher died Friday at Parktel Sea Home Green ag see. She was born in Madison County in October 1882 to Thomas J and Amy S Davis and lived in Hancock County most of her life. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Cory Seals Funeral Home Fortville with Rev Gilbert Schreiber. Burial Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today. Harry Michael Cairns 17 son of Harry and Estelle Cairns funeral mass Monday 9 a.m. St Thomas Catholic Church Gravellown Cemetery. Fisher Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today Rosary recited at 8 p.m. Sunday.
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Charles Ingram
Charles Butler Ingram
Nicholson File Co
St. John’s Hospital
Estill Co
Kentucky
H. D
Tabitha Barnes Ingram
Shelbyvillle
Anderson
Archie Ingram
Indianapolis
Mona Myers
Mamie Marshall
Lebanon
Goldie Winkle
Fiat
Sells and Rowe
Anderson Memorial Park
Comnury
Carl Johnson
Carl Edview Sr
Allen Chapel Ame
Dennis Huggins
East Maplewood Cemetery
L. C. May
Mr. Johnson
Robert Long Hospital
Ear the Co
Ins
Carla
Donna Michelle
Dorothy Ross
Caroline
Marguerite
Ronald
Anderson Jr
Tracy
Fortville
Nevada Davis
McCordsville
Parktel
Greenag See
Madison County
Thomas J
Amys Davis
Hancock County
Frank Rushton
Rt. 1
Walter S. Davis
Lawrence
Ward B. Davis
Ramona
Calif
Cory-Seals
Gilbert Schreiber
Fortville — A
Harry Michael Cairns
Harry and
Estelle Cairns
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Matthew Herald
Gravellown
Fisher Funeral Home
Funeral services for Robert Warfield IV in Fortville
Funeral services for Robert Groves Warfield III aged 16 son of Robert and Jeanne Warfield are set for 2 p m Sunday in Fortville with ministers Rev. Robert Wright and Rev. Everett Landrey officiating. Burial follows at Gravel Lawn. Families are receiving friends at the funeral home.
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Fortville
Robert Groves Warfield III
Robert
Jeanne Warfield
Robert Wright
Everett Landrey
Final rites for 15 year old Michael Ray Simmons
Final rites for Michael Ray Simmons 15, son of Richard and Barbara Simmons, set for 2 p m today at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville. The Rev Gilbert Schreiber and the Rev Robert Wright will officiate. Burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Fortville
Michael Ray Simmons
Richard and
Barbara Simmons
Fisher Funeal
Gilbert Schreiber
Robert Wright
Gravel Lawn
Four Hurt In Intersection Auto Crash In Madison
Four persons injured at 10 p.m. at 31st and Noble Streets. Norma Lanksford 33 suffered head and leg wounds in satisfactory condition at St John’s. Penny 2 suffered a cut hand and was released. Pamela Junkersfield 20 and Judy Meyers 25 treated and released. Leroy Lanksford 38, arrested for public intoxication after his 1965 Chevrolet collided with Junkersfield’s 1967 Chevelle, which struck Hawkins’ 1967 truck. Damages estimated at 200 to Hawkins truck and 500 to Lanksford Chevelle. the 1967 car declared a total loss.
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31St
Noble Sts
Norma Lanksford
Shirley
St. John’s Hospital
Penny
Pamela Junkersfield
Madison Ave
St. John’s
Judy Meyers
8Th St
Leroy Lanksford
Noble St
Soviet Aid Boosts Hanoi Air Defenses With SAM Missiles
Diplomatic sources report the Soviet Union is expanding North Vietnamese air defenses by shipping MiG 21s anti aircraft guns and for the first time SAM missiles. The aid includes training to operate the weapons, and authorities say it correlates with rising U S losses in bombing runs over North Vietnam.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
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