Typhoon Trixsosyped Toll Rises Across Japan
Typhoon Trixsosyped struck Shikoku and Kyushu causing at least 17 deaths, eight missing, and 51 injured. Police reported a Miyazaki hospital collapse and landslides. casualties centered in Miyazaki and Kagoshima areas with multiple prefectures affected. Maximum winds reached 72 miles per hour as authorities warned residents.
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Tokyo
Shikoku
Kyushu
Mayazaki Prefecture
Kyusha
Japan
Lozal
Air Glee Rescue
Yudti Hospital
Miyazaki
Officeo
Woeneh
Gilachi
Thascart
Kagoshima
Kynshu
Central Meteorological Agency
Tria
Young Driver Death Rate Rises in Japan and U.S. Notes
AP dispatch reports the rising traffic death rate among youth, highlighting a large share of fatalities in ages 15 to 24. The National Transportation Safety Board urges stricter licensing, extended supervised driving, and probationary licenses for under 21, citing changes in attitudes and higher mobility among youths. Additional items include birth notices from St John’s Hospital and other regional postings.
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Ieope
Trans. Wae
Lionportation Safety Board
Errybust
Air
Ace
Japan
P Pan
Japanes National Railways
Tronk
Tokyo
Osaka
Udu
Woald
Wer
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Adinistration
Alecsoi
City Works to Clear Drains as Tax Talk Waxes
City officials praised council and department heads for storm drain cleaning and debris removal while stressing budget restraint. Mayor Flanagan said Anderson’s tax bills could be lower than Indianapolis and other cities, urging residents not to jeopardize essential services like fire police and roads.
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Fery Ag
Mapagan
Contary
Indianapolis
Muncie
South Bend
Gary
Indiana
Flanagan
Intratice
Ives
Freeze Exemption Requests Rise Amid Rail Wage Freeze Backdrop
The Office of Emergency Preparedness reports seven more requests for exemptions from the nine day wage freeze, bringing total exemptions to fourteen. Committee members criticize the administration for uneven planning and fairness, noting no exemptions granted yet.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness
Kep
Wright Pabnan
TD Tex
Batman
House
Nixon
Indy Driver Dies On I-69 Near 38th Street
Indianapolis resident Givearold Barry died Monday afternoon in a fatal crash on I-69 south of 38th Street. Trooper Francis of Indiana State Police reported Barry's car crossed the median and struck a guard rail near the Penn Central bridge. Coroner Lonnie Weston said an autopsy was performed to determine if a heart attack preceded the crash.
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Givearold
Indianapolis
38Th Street
Fat Francis
Indiana
Stele Police
Francis Barry
Birth St
Barry
Penn Central Railroad
Aailness
Lonnie Weston
Madison Tounty
Police Officers Mourning After Fatal Shootout
Police officials mourn the killing of Officer Young, a 12 year veteran, who died after being shot in the chest during an ambush. A $5,000 reward was raised to $10,000 by the San Francisco Examiner. Chief Cahill described it as a senseless act. Officers Nance and others acted to aid Young as gunfire damaged the station, while investigations pursued suspects and reviewed related shootings and market turmoil abroad.
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San Francisco Examiner
Fotice
Alfred J. Neldorn
Young
Fortier
Thomas
Cahill
Political debate on property tax and national program
Commenters largely express concern over property tax rates and shifts in priorities that may erode production capacity. McCracken notes concern over potential overreach and suggests adjustments to bolster consumer confidence amid fiscal tensions. Funeral notices for Cletus W. Myers describe services in Pendleton with audience details.
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McCracken
William Prosmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Proxmire
Flanagee
Reece
Ing
Gosta
Congress
Anderson And County Area Deaths Highlight Local Bereavements
Obituaries list Mrs Theresa Sprigg of Tarzana California and Mrs Opal Veal of Cincinnati Avenue in Anderson along with Mr Roth and Mrs Beckey Jones. They note services at Forest Lawn Cemetery and St Johns Hospital mention civic ties and long residency.
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Tokyo
Japan
Anderson
Barn O Me
Wayne Wniohaus
Indianapolis
Robert Caylor
Elway Dr
Amerson
Sargeant
Thomas Shelton
Laken Heath Air Force Base
Hrandinsulfulk
England
Kenneth Trobertson
Park Ave
Joseph Shelton
Theresa Sprigg
Judith Louise Roth
Har- Jan Hoth
Rozelle
Theresa M. Peti Dez
Tarzana
Calif
Sprigg
lWelong
Losles
Hunteville
Mt. Sinai
Opal West
Caloris de Les
Opal E. Veal
Roth
Ralph West
Bea
Cincinnati Ave
Pendleton
Oats
Indiana
Hoth
Royal V. Anderson
Boulder Cove
East Joy
Wis
Kemper Hall
Kenosha
J Roth
Indiana University
School of Business
Beret
Huth
Fine Arts
Madison County
Dramatic Players
Geeting
Greg
John
Vrobusey
Paveis
Oelock
Church of Tha Hills
Forest Lawn Cemetery
American Cancer i/Society
Must
Rural Resident Arrested In Raid On Mobile Home
A rural Anderson resident was arrested Sunday in connection with the August 3 incident at a mobile home west of Alexandria. The suspect turned himself in at the Madison County Jail after a warrant led to his capture. the case involves multiple local families and a court appearance with bond set at 5000 dollars.
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Pendleton
Cletus W. Myers
Orl
Markleville
Cornell Bright
Horace Shuman
Daleville
Anderson Memorial Park
Friends
My. Myers
John’s Hos Mons
Ilvess
Delco Remy Division
Anderson
Giro
Charity Rinker Myers
First Baptist
Tateville
UAW
Coot Munters
Markleville Brokersuud
Bistonhait
Alexandria
Charles Eckert
Mac
Donald Stoops
Madison County
Eckert
Kieville
Walter Widebrink
Warsaw
Sue Alfording
Fortville
Denis Jean Hubbers
Gladys Miller
Ander
Anthday
Wiliams Eastside
Person Memorial Park
Ceme
Martindale
Todianapolis
Kim Anthony
Deleo-Remyly
Lew Wales
Norman Brandt
Nannie F Ireland
Frendt
Cleveland
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ows
Martinsville
Nowlin
Robert and Les Gedina
Bocinda Sosbey
Brandt
Birs
Don (Joyce
Ciligerman
ePriliksan
Ter
J. Clara
Cau- Mes
Ralph Ib
Gienna) Lynchjdell
Saf Alexandria
William C. Brandl
Ao- Blanche Weddke
Kokomoderson
Wa Grandenn
R. Donaki Lynchja
Jot Anderson
Elwood
Eva M. Caldwell
Village Green
Court
Kokomo
Mercy Hospital
Perkinsville
Joh
Cetra Hought VanHorn
First United Methodist Church
Elwood Ciewn
Koko
Tao
FBI Crime Statistics Highlight Increases Across Offenses
FBI reports show rising figures across multiple crimes. Robbery totals reach 6 384 with a 19.6 percent increase, aggravated assault 4 950 up 22.1 percent, burglary 44 664 up 14.7 percent, larceny 50 and over 33 270 up 254 percent, auto theft 22 975 up 15.4 percent.
New Party Platform Aims at Efficient City Services
The party outlines a platform to restore party ideals with a new emblem a cardinal and a shift back from independents. Proposals include an efficient safety program police and fire departments improved water and street services rec programs for Chesterfield youth a town complaint service proper notification of board meetings and a junior fire and police department for youth involvement.
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Democrat Party
Alépeind
Chesterfield
Buses Fire Bombed In Pontiac Michigan
Police report more than a dozen school buses were firebombed Monday night in Pontiac Michigan a factory town near Detroit where schools reopen next week under a court ordered integration plan. No injuries were immediately reported and the investigation is ongoing with possible federal involvement.
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Pontiac
Mich
Fragmented OCR notes hint at city meeting and bombing aftermath
Disjointed passages reference a September meeting, a disposal plant overhaul years earlier, a police lab examination, and buses. The text mentions a population rise, a maintenance building, state board decisions, and a bombing incident near downtown with police statements and possible overhauls planned by 1974.
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Jagular Covel
State Board
Coeney
New York
Esia Fe
Pemberton
Ound
Ciprisol
Inflation blame blamed on labor and business claimed
A garbled summary notes accusations of inflation causes toward labor and business and mentions talks of who pays their fair share and tax exempt status. It references proposed civil action and a rate, with unclear figures.
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