Red China UN Seat Sought by Ten Nations
Ten nations sign a memorandum urging General Assembly debate on restoring the People's Republic of China’s lawful rights in the United Nations. Sponsors include Algeria Cambodia Ghana Afghanistan Burundi Congo Cuba Guinea Mali and Romania. Indonesia has withdrawn from the UN since 1964.
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United Nations
IPS
General Assembly
China
People’s Republic of China
Algeria
Cambodia
Ghana
Afghania
Burundi
Congo
Brazzaville
Cuba
Guinea
Mali
Romania
Indonesia
Weekend Battle Seeks Washington Self-Government
Washington backers push a weekend campaign to win House action on a Senate bill for DC home rule residents to elect their own mayor and council. With 163 signatures, a steering group seeks 53 more by Tuesday to avoid a two week delay past Sept. 27. The struggle ties to Johnson Ford tensions and district autonomy.
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Washington
UPW
Johnson
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
District of Columbia
Congress
House
House Committee On
Carlton Sickles
D-Md
White House
Delco Remy Promotes Three In Plant 7 Advancements
J B. Gar dic announces three promotions at Delco Remy Division Plant 7. Martin T. Miller becomes assistant process engineer to process engineer, Gordon France named superintendent of material and production control, and G E Catlett promoted to assistant superintendent succeeding France. Miller started as hourly worker in 1937, France joined in 1933 and returned in 1946, Catlett came as student engineer in 1953 and previously worked in labor relations and was a general plant foreman.
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Delco - Remy
J. 8. Gardic
Martin T. Miller
Engieer
Gordon France
Delco Remy
G. E. Catlett
France
Miller
Delco-Remy
Muncie
Major arterial and collector streets listed for Anderson area
Indiana article details designated major arterial routes and collector streets in Anderson including East-West route Ind 32 and 67, 8th and 38th Streets, North-South routes like Ind 9 and 109, Columbus Ave, and assigned collectors on East-West and North-South corridors. Also cites tornado damage near Purdue University farms, railroad incident near Crown Point, and Indiana State Fairgrounds cleanup ahead of the expo opening.
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8Th St
38Th St
Cross St
Columbus Ave
Anderson
29Th St
Nichols Ave
25Th St
19Th St
Ind
32Nd
Seybert Rd
2Nd
23Rd Sts
Raible Ave
Madison Ave
Meridian St
Main St
Range Line Rd
John St
Indiana
Pase
Michael McVay
Royal Center
Purdue University Research Farms
Lafayette
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Crown Point
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indianapolis
Schererville
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Lagrange
Noble
DeKalb
Steuben
Anderson Faces Backlog as Highway Plan Stumbles
Fragmented text outlines Anderson planning woes amid federal acts and civil rights concerns. Mentions John Doar and FBI inquiry, a waterfront traffic push, and possible hiring of a consultant to draft a traffic prospectus. Historic tone hints at a continuing transportation plan and data needs.
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Anderson
Natchez
Jackson
Wwe
Washington
John Doar
Iment
E City
Evers Hee
FBI
Metcalife
Fitzeopald
Fitz
Yeatsgerald
Bayh Seeks Penalty on Free World Trade with Hanoi
Senator Bayh of Indiana says he will introduce legislation to punish free world countries whose firms ship goods to North Vietnam. He cites State Department data showing 17 percent of non strategic goods reach Hanoi via free world ships, warning any ship loss costs American lives.
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Washington
UPI
South Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
State Department
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Viet Cong attacks widen food lifelines near Saigon
Nguyen Huu Tho, head of the National Liberation Front, orders guerrillas to strike Saigon and raise convoy attacks. In late July similar actions spurred food price rises up to 50 percent. Frictions centered between the capital and the Delta with Friday’s Tan Nhut outpost assault causing heavy government casualties before repulse. Government patrols at Binh Duong killed 14 Viet Cong. A 6,000-strong road-clearing force opened Highway 21 toward Ban Me Thuot, allowing supply convoys toward the coast. U S officials report 2,000 more American troops in country, lifting total to over 90,000.
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Nguyen Huu Tho
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Saigon
Lapital
Delta
Tan Nhut
Binh Duong
Ban Me Thuot
Darlac Province
Ninh Hoa
U. S
Viet Nam
Vietnam Hospital Expansion and War Skies Report
Ongoing hospital construction near Saigon expands to 630 Viet Cong fatalities expected in the region. In air combat over North Viet Nam poor weather limited sorties with five U S Navy planes and one helicopter damaged but crews rescued with minor injuries. The Hebei district church sees leadership changes as Rev Robert Gingery takes First Methodist Bloomington post succeeding Roy Hodapp as district supervisor.
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Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Hanoi
U. S. Helicoptter
Saigon
Bloomington
Ing
Robert W. Gingery
First Methodist Church
Indiana Methodist
Richard C. Raines
Ginger
Greenette
Gobin Memorial Methodis
Leroy G. Hodapp
Methodis
Child killed in fall on Gary railroad viaduct
Kathy Slatton ten died in a Friday fall from a Wabash Railroad viaduct over Lake Street Gary Investigators said a freight train was backing across the structure at the time and she may have been bumped or running from it while near the viaduct Onto a Gary street scene on the incident remains under investigation by local authorities
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Gary, Ind
Kathy Slatton
Gary
Lake Street
Tragic Crashes, Funeral Plans, and Labor Talks Highlight Indiana News
Reports recount a fatal collision near Kokomo with a man killed after hitting a fence and entering a cornfield. Funeral services are set for Elwood with burial in Galveston. Additional details cover a critical patient at St John’s, another Indiana fatal crash near Delphi, and a broad labor negotiations update in the steel industry.
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Page One
Copher and Fesler Funeral Home
Elwood
Galveston
Kokomo
Gallunda
Two New Schools Planned With 17 Rooms and Library
Southview and Brentwood projects will hold bids on September 9 and September 26. Construction starts after approval, with buildings expected in use by fall 1966. Ebbertt cites potential rate cuts if bids are unusually low. County Tax Board reviews in September and State Board in November. A North Side Junior High is planned for Cross St and Indiana Ave in 1966-67.
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Southview
Brentwood
Ebbertt
Novemer
Obituaries of Beebee George Fortner and others in Anderson
Obituaries note Bernice Beebee 86 of Elwood died at daughter Esther Lovett’s home in Anderson after months of ill health. Audrey M. George 57 of Anderson died suddenly at Community Hospital. Mary Fortner 86 from Phoenix, mother of Vernie Fortner, dies after extended illness. Harmon Morgan of 2013 W 39th St. to have funeral services. Lori Ann Leisure one month old, burial in West Maplewood. Leigh Murdoch 81 of Rt 4 to be buried East Maplewood. Mary Richman 79 of Indianapolis, mother of Ruth Quick, dies after extended illness.
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Bernice Beebee
Elwood
Esther Lovett
Park Ave
Anderson
Russiaville
Thomas
George Beebee
Charles Beebee
Leon Lee
Mulberry
Steve Beebee
Robert L. Jackley
Milan Johnson
Elwood First Baptist Church
Elwood City
Udrey M. George
Audrey M. George
Dakota
Community Hospital
Charles
Margaret Allford Collins
Willowbranch
Trinity Episcopal Church
Eastern Star
Evan
Hazel Bell
Betty Mears
Birmingham
Mich
Max Bell
Elkhart
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
David Barclay
West Maplewood Cemetery
Funeral
Mary Fortner
9Th St
Phoenix
Ariz
Vernie Fortner
J. T. Fortner
Ethel Largent
Vernie
Porter
Freeman
Lafayette
Walter
Effingham
Ill
D. D.farmer
Texas
Harmon Morgan
Harmon Margan
W. 39Th St
Baker Bro Iers
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Lori Ann Leisure
Lori Ann
Weir
Jayne Turner
E. 29Th St
Leigh Murdock
Rt. 4
Harold RE. Rozelle
John A. Patson
Bet Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Mary Richman
Lidianapolis
Ruth Quick
Jordan Funeral Home
Indianapolis
Indignano
Pendleton area farmer Pendleton-Ray Smith dies after illness
Pendleton Ray Smith died Friday morning at St John's Hospital after a long illness. Born May 23 1895 in Madison County he was a farmer and former Green Township trustee. Survives include three sons Willis Smith Bernard Smith and Hugh Smith plus nine grandchildren. Services Sunday at 2 p.m. at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with burial in Grove Lawn Cemetery.
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Pendleton
Ray Smith
Rt. 1
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Smith
Madison County
George A
Esta Valentine Smith
Green Township
Pendleton Christian Church
Gertrude
Willis RB. Smith
Indianapolis
Bernard Smith
Louisville
Hugh Smith
Cornell Bright
Funeral
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Dobich iC Heart King in contested death testimony
Dobich iC Heart King is cited as having money on the way out of the country. Roland Dyer testified McCord spoke to Mrs. Dyer the day of the funeral. Pfister weighed pursuing the perjury matter. John Lyst, an Indianapolis newsman, was questioned and declined to answer under reporter immunity law. Sixty-five approved drugs today were not available 25 years ago.
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Dobich
Roland Dyer
McCord
Pfister
Lyst
Indiana
Hoosier Fair Week Highlights and Young America Fair Debut
Fair events run Sept 3 4 6 7 with Hoosier 100 and grand circuit racing in Indiana. Hell Drivers perform Sept 2 6 with three shows on Sunday. All-breed horse show spans Aug 30 Sept 3 plus the Young America Fair on a football-field island featuring contests and prizes over 11000. Port permit sought for Burns Ditch harbor with breakwater bulkheads dredging on Lake Michigan south shore. Moscow subway line 125 miles double track.
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Jack Kochman
Hell Drivers
Oc Gee
Chicago
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Indiana Port Commission
Burns Ditch
Ind
Lake Michigan
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties Mollie Traver Pendleton
Funeral services for Mollie Hughes Traver 87 of 228 South Pearl Pendleton are set for 2 PM at Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with burial in East Maplewood Cemetery Anderson. Also noted is an unrelated advertisement for a 20 ft Admiral chest freezer priced at 249.95 at Frank Krall's.
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Mollie Traver Pendleton
Mollie Hughes Traver
S. Pearl St
Pendleton
Cornell Bright
East Maplewood
Anderson
Admiral Chest
Frank Krall’s
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Fort Wayne
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