Eisenhower Says Democrats Fight Too Much to Move America
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower blamed Democrats for blocking progress as he telephoned a speech to the Republican Governors Conference in Palm Beach Florida. He said their infighting prevents consensus and keeps the nation from moving forward. Oregon Governor Tom McCall discussed drafting Nelson Rockefeller for 1968 and gathering petitions, though Rockefeller denied any candidacy.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Eisenhower
Republican Governors Conference
Treasury
Oregon
Tom McCall
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Republian
McCall
Rockefeller
Rain Snow and Cold Weekend Weather Forecast for Indiana
United Press International reports a cold weekend for Hoosiers with temperatures dipping to the mid 20s Friday night and highs in the 40s and 50s on Saturday. Through Wednesday, temps average 4 to 5 degrees below normal with mixed rain and snow possible, especially in the south. Snow showers expected in the southern third by Saturday and widespread by Sunday, with 0.5 to 0.75 inch of precipitation possible in the north.
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United Press International
Israel says red arms captured in Jordan battles
Israeli spokesmen reported two clashes in Israeli occupied Jordan in which at least six saboteurs were killed and a large stock of Soviet and Chinese made arms seized. A second battle in the same area killed unidentified saboteurs while Israeli forces suffered no casualties. Curfews were imposed on nearby villages as troops searched the Nablus region. Meanwhile at the United Nations Gunnar Jarring will head to Cyprus to pursue a peace move between Israel and the Arabs. The Soviet Union reportedly withdrew a plan to convene a Security Council meeting to curb UN authority, with talks aimed at strengthening UN observers along the Suez Canal continuing.
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Teerusalem
UPI
Jordan
Tsraeli
El-Fathan
Bet-Bareik
Nablus
Israel
United Nations
U.N
Middle East
Gunnar W. Jarting
Cyprus
Jarring
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Security Council
Thant
Purdue Biologists Say Compound Appears To Stop Cancer Growth
Two Purdue University biologists report discovery of Compound X that may halt cancer cell growth. Current limits prevent clinical use because one ingredient is poisonous to all cells and another is liver-broken. Researchers see potential for a drug that could target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue.
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Purdue
Lafayette, Ind
Purdue University
Science Line
Edward H. Simon
Elizabeth
Simon
Adollphus P. Toliver
Toliver
St. Louis
Kansas State University
American Cancer Society
Tey
Helen Please Fury
Bardot Attends Elysee Reception Amid Guard Snag
Paris UPI Brigitte Bardot finally met President Charles De Gaulle at an annual Elysee Palace reception for film stars. She arrived in a daring uniform and boots, causing protocol guards to pause before admitting her. The scene drew attention as De Gaulle complimented her with a humorous remark.
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Paris
UPI
Brigitte Bardot
Charles DeGaulle
Miss Bardot
Elysee Palace
Fle Gaulle
Stude
Viva Marine
Brigitte
Assembly Leaders Fail On Districting Courts May Have To Draw Plan
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The top 10 legislative leaders failed to reach a majority on any congressional redistricting plan Friday afternoon amid strong indications the courts may draw Indiana 1968 districts. They deadlocked 5 5 along party lines on three plans considered in executive session. Lt Gov Rock and House Speaker Bowell said they would meet again for a half hour before the next council meeting on December 13. Neither man was optimistic the recess would change the deadlock.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Indiana
Indians Legislative Council
Congress
Lt. Gay
Robert L. Rock
Otis Bowell
Bremen
Rowen
Rock
Legislators Speed Security Raise Action
Lawmakers moved quickly to finalize a large Social Security benefit and tax cut bill for President Johnson, aiming for signature by midweek. The measure raises minimum monthly benefits from 42 to 33 dollars and maximum from 142 to 160.50 dollars, with further details to follow in continued coverage.
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Washington
Johnson
Colums
Lima Peru Air Crash Kills Sixty Six Passengers
A Faucett Airlines DC crash in the Huanuco jungle killed 66 people on a Lima to Tingo Maria flight with a Huanuco stop. Among the dead were two Americans Evelyn Craig 47 and Joseph Newman 69. The wreckage was found at the base of a mountain after contact was lost shortly after leaving Huanuco.
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Peru
UPI
Fallett Airlines
Huanuco
Evelyn Craig
Joseph Newman
Faucett Sail Newman
Tiga Maria
Tingo Maria
Two Firms Cancel Raises On Hot Rolled Sheets
Pittsburgh report says Artico and Kaiser steel rolled back a $4 per ton rise in hot rolled sheets to stay competitive with rival producers. Top firms had lifted cold rolled prices earlier, but hot rolled gains were limited amid import pressure and pending moves by Jones & Laughlin.
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Pittsburgh
UPD
Artico and
Kaiser Steel
Kaiser
U.S. Steel
Araico,Kaiser and
Jones & Laughlin
Armca
Navy to release 34000 men early in nonkey ratings
The Navy announced it would discharge 34000 enlisted men in nonkey ratings one or two months before their official releases, part of a broader move following a $13 billion budget. The release comes after 6200 enlisted men in key positions are being transferred from the Atlantic Fleet to man the battleship New Jersey and bolster Southeast Asia needs.
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Washington
UPI
Amoa
Lawrence First Negro Astronaut Dies In Air Crash
At Edwards AFB California Air Force Major Robert H Lawrence Jr 21 the first Negro military astronaut died after a Starfighter crash during a proficiency training flight Major Harvey J Roger 26 was injured The Air Force will investigate the crash Lawrence selected as astronaut designee for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory is survived by his wife Barbara Cross Lawrence and child Tracey The injured Roger was taken to a base hospital for treatment
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Edwards Afb
Calif
UPI
Air Force
Robert H. Lawrence Jr
Harvey J. Roger
Aerospace Research Pilots School
Lwrence
Dme
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Barbara Cross Lawrence
Chicago
Tracey
Santa And The Pigwidgen by Lucrece Beale
Claus and Tweedlekners search for the Pigwidgen to break a world sleeping curse. They battle a sleeping giant and a witch, using a magic arrow with limited charges, before continuing toward their quest amid peril and dialogue.
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Lucrece Beale
Pigwidgen
Claus
Tweedlekners
U.S. Backs UN Role for Viet Cong Observers
The United States voiced support in principle for Viet Cong representatives at the United Nations on invitation and for official business, but warned against a propaganda mission. State Department explained Ambassador Goldberg’s handling of NLP inquiries, noting visas for UN business could be granted, while no formal invitation was extended.
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UPD
United States
United Nations
State Department
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
New York
Goldberg
U.N
NLP
South Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Husk
NLF
Battle toll of Viet Cong totals 365 in delta fight
South Vietnamese forces trapped Viet Cong battalions in the Mekong Delta, killing 365 in the largest delta battle this year. U.S. air support pounded targets as 2,000 South Vietnamese troops closed the ring along the Kinh O Mon Canal, with two cavalry and two infantry companies deployed to block escapes.
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Mekong
Arl
U.S
Chuong ‘Mien
Te Southern
Sout Vietnam
Far Jy
Delta
United States
Kinh O Mon
Ranger U
U.S. Air Force
Anderson Girl Struck By APS Bus Injures Child In Anderson
A six year old girl from Anderson was reported in critical condition at St. John's Hospital after being struck by an Anderson Public Schools bus on Lennox Street. The driver Kenneth Clore said he started moving as the child ran around the left side of the bus. The accident left the girl with possible internal injuries and a possible broken pelvis. Police noted the bus obscured from the driver’s view by the bus itself. In a separate incident at the same intersection, a four year old was injured in a two car crash that also led to the arrest of Dorothy Bratton for driving without a valid license.
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Anderson
Columbus Ave
Gustin A. Shelton
E. Lynn St
St. John's Hospital
Ben Hamel
Herald Phot
St. John’s Hospital
Lennox SL
Barbara Michelle Paschal
10Th St
Anderson Pubic Schools
Kenneth Clore
Rt 7
Lennox St
Clare
Phillip Carr
Sts
Christopher Bratton
Rosalind Lang
Dorothy E. Bratston
Jackson. St
Bratton
Jackson St
Betty J. Patton
Bratton Auto
Paton
Patton
Bratton Apts
Man
Carl D. Flattord
Elwood Youth Corps Funds Authorized
Federal funds totaling 31760 have been allocated for a Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Elwood School City. The program will offer work experience to 30 in school enrollees and 20 summer enrollees, with a total project cost of 43550. George W. Ray named local coordinator.
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Elwood
Secretary of Labor
Willard Wirtz
George W. Ray
Iecal
New Arrivals in area hospitals and homes
Birth notices list new arrivals at St. John's and Community Hospitals. At St. John's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Aton Short of 3120 EB Lyon St and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Widen er of 409 Haverhill Dr. At Community Hospital a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Devine of Frankton and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Me. Grockfin of 2407 Fletcher. Also a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes of Pendleton and a sick infant noted for Philip Lineberry of Elwood.
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St. John's Hospital
Aton Short
Lyon St
Charles Widener
Haverhill Dr
Community
Ae Earl Devine
Frankton
Audre
Philip Lineberry
Elwood
Edward Me
Grockfin
Fletcher
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