Negro Help Urged to Quit Rioting in Wisconsin and Illinois
United Press International reports city officials appealed to Black readers to curb racial violence in two states. Governors invoked courts and National Guard in Wisconsin while in Illinois leaders met with Black community figures to calm riots and curfew enforcement abated street clashes in Waukegan Benton Harbor and nearby areas.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Turneda
National Guardsme la A
Marathon
Waukegan
Ill
Beton
Soviet 17 Divisions Guard Border With China Amid Tense Ties
Diplomatic reports from London say the Soviet Union has 17 heavily equipped divisions plus submarines missiles and air force units along its 6000 mile frontier with China. Analysts note troop thinning in Europe to reinforce Asia while stressing no immediate clash anticipated. Relations remain tense after attacks on Russian embassy personnel and property in Peking.
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London
UPL
Soviet Union
China
Sovet Union
Strategic Air Force
Flar
Central Asia
Europe
Bar Asi
Peking
Late Commander Of Legion Post Honored In Book
Fairmount post honors late Commander Cloud with scrapbook presented to Mrs. Cloud. The entry ranked second among 107 in state competition. Plans include entering post color guard in Jones County sesquicentennial parade. A fishery event by Fairmount Lions Club and a Swing-A-Longs dance are set for Labor Day weekend.
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Fairmount
Earl Young
Jones
Friends
Cecil Middleton
Apostles of Love and Service
Back Creek
Rest Wood
Lindley Kirkpatrick
Ervai
Tolleall
Dyloyettes
Edith Radcliff
Athey
Sens
Jon
Jayne Driskill
Moe
Fort Wayne Teachers Association in contract dispute
Fort Wayne schools face contract tensions as 1 300 teachers weigh unsigned cards amid a summer of negotiations. Delegates from area schools gathered as Miss Barbara Banfield urged members to bring unsigned forms to meetings. Officials cite pay schedule and board access for funding as key issues while observers from outside agencies plan to monitor progress.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPE
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne ‘Teachers Association
FWYA
Rothel
Fortayne
Dai
Barbara J. Banfield
Lester Crile
Banfield
Doin J. Becker
FWA
Ilobert Wyatt
Indiana
Hay
Mental Hospitals See Higher Discharges and Admissions
Indiana mental health report shows discharges up 18 percent from last year and total yearly discharges at 4 309 while net admissions rise to 5 272 as the system expands with more professionals and improved treatments amid a larger patient roster.
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Indianapolis - Millane
Donnsol
Viet Nam
America
Indiana
Health Department
J -Stalf
Congo Parliament Session To Open Next Monday
Kinshasa reports the government will open the third session of the parliament elected in 1965 next Monday. Senate leaders and top officials will convene as discussions focus on constitutional and governance matters.
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Congo
Kinshasa
Parliaeent
Fortune In Old Autos Scheduled For Auburn Show
An Auburn Indiana weekend car show will feature about 15 vintage autos from the Yarrah collection and other owners. Highlights include a rare Dasenberg model possibly unique in existence and a Japanese finished example from Indianapolis. Visitors will view the parade through the business district and the factory area where cars were built.
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Fortune
Auburn
Ind
Rmade
Indianpolis
Japan
Jing Geringoy
Roy Woollf
WauWwathsa
Wis
Dasenberg
Quakes Hit Frankton Anchorage in Two Tremors
Two strong quakes rattled Anchorage Alaska on Tuesday causing brief fear with minimal if any damage. Seismologists from the University of Washington and University of Alaska near Fairbanks pegged magnitudes between 5.5 and 6.0 on the Richter scale.
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Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
University of Washington
Seattle
Universty of
Pairbanks
Jsbucks
Othe
University of Oslifornia
iBerkeley
Ieee
Nurses Strike Tests City Hospitals Amid Patient Transfers
In a six emergency facility city, General Hospital reduced patient load by transferring less ill cases to private hospitals. Lugura Hevda and Hasstec Hearth Home care for aged and chronically ill. Supervisors attempted to fill gaps as nurses performed duties, while social workers assessed release.
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Murarzem
Déty
Lugura Hevda
Hasstec
General Hospital
Lawrence W. Way
Genergl Hospital
George Donovan Jr. Dies at 1:30 PM in St. John's Hospital
George T. Donovan Jr. known as Spike, age 74, of 3017 Sheridan Ave, Anderson, died Tuesday after a period of illness at St. John's Hospital. A World War II veteran, he worked in the shipping department at Guide Lamp Division and was a lifelong Anderson resident. He is survived by a half brother Charles Antrim and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Camp Ground Church Liv ingston, Ky, with burial to follow at Camp Ground Cemetery.
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David K. Lukens
Broadway
Pandleton
94Th Artillery
Ath
Lukens
Mendieton High School
Delco Remy
Army
Knox
Abercean
Germany
Agcar
N. Hoods
Lin Piao
Vietnam
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John B. Trumbull
Holy L
Beat
Lebar
Grace Baptist Church
Marlowan Rd
Trinaball
Jou Enterprises
Chath
On Camp
Holy Land
Hissin
He Tramiball
Feaily
Arabia
Bi Ha
Aebanon
West Indies
Canara
Unite States
Charles Antrim
Anderson
George Donovan JR
George T
Spike
Donovan Ches
Sheridan
St. John's Hospital
Guide Lamp
Vision
Oatsen Sr
Hannah Colliig Donovan
Prignds
St. Ambroset@ Speck
Hyder Puneral Atholf
Livingston
L'Etm
UAW de Locaos
Veter
Ane Rose McKinley
Rose Ellen McKinley
Tadee
Harry S. McKinley
Aoott
Gnatcoutty, Jr
Nobe Rine
Donley Fithian
Donley Fithien
Othal Fithian
Cincinnati Ave
Community Hospital
Madison County
Tell
Valetta Stanley Fox
Charles and
Clyde Fithian
Walter Fithian
Long Island
N.Y
Ave
Gary Fox
Asdenson
Orpha Gauss
Lois Wood
Andersson
Lostine Zeh
Chesterfield
Mabel Fireman
Walkerville
Ind
Baker Brothers Pune
Church of the Brethren
Anderson Mermorial Park
Ceme H
Antrim
St. John’s Mezrata
Marild E. ‘Rozelle
George Taggart
First’ Presbyterian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Mornary
Antring
Robert
Fannie Baughman
DelcoRemy Division
First Presbyterian Church
Billbuck Retirees Association
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Scottish Rite and Shrine
Club
Peoria
Mil
William Corsaut
Pri
Page de Furniture Lore
Kelly Furniture Company
Corsaut
Asa
Central Christian Church
Corant
Kate Canaday
James B. Gorsayt
Dan
Pearl) Clevenger
Mont
Ruby) Nuanin
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituary notes list Ethel Reveal 77 widow of Harvey Reveal. funeral set for 2 p.m. at Filer Holiness Church East Main St. Interment at Elwood Cemetery. Also Alice Southard 90 of 1429 W Fourth St to be buried in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery after Friday services. Nurses vote records and various survivors noted. multiple locations and dates mentioned.
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Imes
Ethel Reveal
Frankton
Alice Southard
Alice
Souhard
4Th St
Te Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Buvial
Anderson Memorial Park
Fair Salute Parade Highlights Cultural Float and Winners
The fair parade featured a blue and gold Statehouse dome replica on the cultural opportunities float with 12 foot height. Prizes awarded in adult division ranged from 150 to 75 dollars for Farm Bureau and Grange entries. youth winners earned 150 to 73 dollars led by Blue Jays and Eager Deavers 44 Cluts from Hancock County.
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Tennist
Havok! Drugs
Ueet
Sylvia Butler
Fort
Ayne al Angala
Statehouse
If Swans
Allounty Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Bartholomew -Jackson
Baillytown
Clay? County Farm Bureau
Blue Jays & Eager Deavers
Cluts
Hancock County
Haggerstown Fpa
Clay Courty Rural Youth
Mount Vernon +H Club
Pike
Indianapolis Scecina
Hunace Central
Shnals
Weather outlook cool with scattered showers over Ohio Valley
Weather reports indicate warmer conditions in the north and cooler in the south with upper 60s to low 70s across Indiana. Light showers are moving up the Ohio Valley Tuesday but little rain is expected in Indiana this week. Indianapolis notes no measurable rainfall since August 13 amid generally normal statewide patterns.
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Ohio Valley
Indiana
Indianapolis
Funeral services for Schumacher held Thursday
Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at one o'clock for Schumacher a Marine reserve fighter pilot in his seventh year of service. The Rev Monroe Schuster will officiate with interment in Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call after seven o'clock. Schumacher survived by his wife and a son Max.
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William Brown
Alva Miller
Pendleton
Fostene Brown
Atio
Cornell i the
Sells and Rowe
Bright
Alva
Melvin Phil L. Miller
First Baptist Church
Ion
Edwin Helm
Winson
Emmanuel Methodist Memoris
Church
Anderson
Willa
Grove Lawn
Reneval
Eva Crozier
Thomas L. Crozier
Stedfield Dr
Beker Hers
Wiliam Mathys
Elm Ridge
Muncie
Mary Blair
Mary C. Blair
Norton
Leonard Gore
Warren Blair
Baker Brothers Funeral
Stell Eldridge
Estelle
Slim Eldridge
Almwandria Pike
Baker Brothers
Roscoe Snowsen
East Side
Tod
Feneral
Crown
Monroe Schuster
Atreges
Memorial Park
Schumacher
Marine Reserve
KOMP
Tabor
KMPC
Loyd Sigman
Herpsberger
Ewe
Wats
Hell
Norris
Ewe Lamb
Yestling
Mike Shuler
Franklon
Ihe
Sharon Bl. Hobbs
Alex
Pein
Ewe Lambs
Navy
Weers
Don Butler
Elwood
Miles At Sea
Stowman Cemp
Franklin
Glendale
Max Dr
Farm Prices Rise for Third Straight Month
Washington reports farm prices rose 2 percent in the month ended Aug 15 with prices received by farmers up 9 percent from a year earlier. The cost of production and living supplies rose about 0.3 percent in the same period. Overall, mid August farm earnings averaged 81 percent of the self earning power parity level, up from 76 percent two years ago.
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Washington
UPR
Apputire
Department
iTarmers
Federal aid route designation eyed for Eighth Street
Public hearing reviewed declaring Eighth Street a federal aid secondary route to qualify for federal funds. The plan would connect two state highways the 109 by pass and include preliminary bridge wall plans for a four lane 728 foot span with sidewalks on both sides. In Indianapolis AP Adv Gen John J Rillon proposed abolishing the justice of the peace system at a luncheon for the College Federation of Young Democrats.
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Page
Eighth Street
Eightht Street
Indianapolis
John J. Rillon
Thesday
Dillon
College Federation of Young Democrats
Tucncial Study Commission
F. Wasley Bowers
Ryansville
Conservatives Tighten Grip on House GOP Leadership
The organization led by Rep. Melvin R. Laird claims conservatives have consolidated control of House GOP leadership. In the Senate, Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel of California faces a serious challenge in his role as assistant Republican leader amid broader party struggles. A Hoosier is named among 12 Army enlisted men reported killed in action, including Max L. Brubaker, son of Mr and Mrs Moert E Brubaker of Laketon Indiana.
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New York
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Moosieic Shiwviceman
Washington
Army
Defense Department
Adlion
Hh Viel
Naim
Max 1
Bribaker
Moert E. Brubaker
Laketon
Ind
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Catomillee
Cleveland
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O' Warren
Niuherse
Wankegan
Sabanjian
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Bloomington
American Federation
Sale County
India
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Gamduch
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Mme
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DeWitt's
Red
Legion
Citizens Banking CO
Mayack
Red China
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London Weekly
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Grumbill
Subhe Lax
Raspitals
Watkins
Gilace
Juneson
Asia
Jjohnson
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Eldon James
Hampton
South
Charles Livingston
Les
Thomas Uviteden
Camp Ground
Thare
Madison
Viday
St. Ambrose Church
Thomas Heilman
East Maplewood
Daugh
Cora
Ramsey
Atle
Zera) McCullough
Wendell
Willian Sizelaye
Darlene Drinkenburg
Rt. 4
Seymour
Cindy Goar
Duane Brooks
Hagerstown
Arden Smith
Walkerton
Partners of America
Bob Irvin
New Richie
Delbert Cramer
Rushville
Curtis Long
Trafalga
I Ayrshire
Gordon Woods
Gontneatrom
Shieley Lawson
Lawson
Coun
Halster Grey
Veedersburg
Rand
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Judith Miller
Raymond Moore
Williamsburg
Reserve
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Kathy “Moore
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Rockville
Ed Park
Grant Pory
Branigin
Shirley Lawson
James
Troust
Dale
Raymond Mame
Nick
St. Raya
Ssi
Park Place Methodist, Church
Out
Red Cross
Anta Louise Porter
Alexandra
Billy W. McKinley
Pendicton
Donald §. McKinley
Anacons
Harald E. Rozelle
Ida Bowling
Middletown
Church of God
Inez
Perkinsville
Inex L. House
David House
St. Rd
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lapel
Carl Sweet
Fage Oneandra
Blue Ribbon
Bema ‘Arrest
Red Ridbat
Massengill
Twinler Hip Jewsl
Hane Swallth
Fletcher Anderton Fhonn
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