UAW GM Subcommittee Talks Sharply Shift Focus
In Detroit, UAW and General Motors subcommittees intensified talks on non economic issues as Walter Reuther and Louis Seaton attended sessions. Progress unclear on production standards and unemployment benefits while Chrysler ties show tentative settlements and looming Friday deadlines at Twinsburg Ohio and Los Angeles plants.
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Successful Kidney Transplant Announced
London authorities disclosed a surgeon successfully transplanted a kidney from a teenage hit and run victim two weeks after 13 year old John Strain was killed. The operation occurred two hours after the boy’s death with the surgeon and hospital unnamed. The mother consented and cited the doctor who previously saved her life.
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London
UPI
John Strain
Press editor warns harms of suppressing riot news
Roger Tatarian of United Press International told the California Press Association that suppressing riot news harms credibility and fuels false rumors. He cited Newark riots rumors and urged fearless reporting while defending honest police work. He identified critics as legal profession, government, and dissenters with special causes. TOPEKA Kansas is said to be the graphic center of the U.S. mainland.
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UPI
Roger Tatarian
United Press International
California Press Association
Tatarian
Newark
Star Chamber
White House Gates Shut For Johnson Daughter Wedding
The White House closed to visitors as carpenters florists and decorators transform the mansion for Lynda Bird Johnsons wedding to Marine Capt Charles S Robb set for Saturday. Workmen assemble an East Room altar while guests arrive and preparations include gifts for bridesmaids and swordbearers. The Rev Canon Gerald McAllister oversees the religious setup and rehearsal.
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UPI
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San Antonio
Branigin Commutes Sentences For Three Prisoners
INDIANAPOLIS UP I two men Robi ert Widup and Charles Mayer had 110 year terms commuted to time served after assault and battery with intent to rape convictions. Amelia Marie Roberts received a 21 year term reduced to time served from Franklin Circuit Court. Roberts was a nurses aide at Richmond prior to imprisonment in the Indiana Women's Prison.
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Charles Mayer
Pulaski County
Local Hanover Students In Concert
Hanover College choir of 65 will perform its annual carol and candle light concert Sunday at Hanover United Presbyterian Church with shows at 4 and 8 p.m. Two local Anderson women, K Marie Stefke and Gana Taggart, are active in the program under Dr. J David Wagner.
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James M. Stefke
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Gana Taggart
George S. Taggart
W. 8Th St
J. David Wagner
Ottawa Area Residents Near the U S Border
About two thirds of Canada's population lives within 100 miles of the U S border and within Ontario and Quebec provinces and their major cities.
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Canada
U.S
Ontario
Quebec
Special Prices on Curve Rubber? Frank Sirall
Special prices on euros or similar items offered by Frank Sirall, with savings up to 66.5 percent. Product scope and exact items unclear due to garbled text. no explicit dates or location provided.
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Frank Sirall
South Yemen Group Skips Arab League Meeting
In Cairo the South Yemen delegation failed to attend an extraordinary Arab League Council session on South Yemen’s application for membership and the meeting was postponed. Secretary-general Abdel Khalik Hassouna said the issue would be discussed at the foreign ministers conference.
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Abdel Khalik Hassouna
Music Publisher Louis Dreyfus Dies in London
New York music publisher Louis Dreyfus died May 2 in London. He left an English estate valued at more than 2.4 million dollars. Dreyfus was chairman of Chappel and Co, an international publishing firm.
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UPI
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Louis Dreyfus
England
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Chappel and Co
Bond Sales Report Highlights October Results
Bond campaign official John Kellegge reports Madison County U S Savings Bond committee monthly sales totalled 992 412 for October versus 778 513 in October 1925. The count reflects varied investor participation and pricing shifts in government securities.
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Madison County
U. S. Savings Bond Committee
Intiara
Beardsley Plans To Stay In GOP Post
Elkhart Indiana Republican Walter Beardsley national committeeman says he will not resign and plans to run for re election at the June state convention. He opposes moves to oust GOP state chairman Charles Hendricks and urges Republicans to focus on Democrats.
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Objections Made To Ethnic Humor Taboo On TV
Hollywood report notes ethnic humor has long been avoided on television to prevent charges of bigotry. Kay Ballard praises Italian character in The Mothers in Law, cites positive viewer response and argues for broader ethnic roles on TV, while media executives still fear controversy.
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Fugu Stew Fatalities At Japanese Restaurant
In Nakatosa Japan two diners died after consuming fugu stew at Yamasaki's Restaurant. Atsuo Kadoy loshi and Kiyoshi Ikesawa reportedly ingested poisonous parts of blowfish. the dish was prepared with non lethal portions but contamination occurred.
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UPI
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Atsuo Kadoyloshi
Kiyoshi Ikesawa
Singapore Leader Ends Cambodian Trip
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew ended his weeklong visit to Cambodia Friday night and departed for home. He was seen off by Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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Cambodia
UPI
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Lee Kuan Yew
Norodom Sihanouk
O'Hare Sets World Record With 600000 Airport Operations
O'Hare Airport in Chicago became the first airport to record 600000 operations in one year. The busy hub previously surpassed its 1966 mark of 562975 operations, setting a new global record for take offs and landings.
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Apollo Spaceship Order Boosts to Sixteen Craft
Houston space center reports NASA has finalized a 812 million contract with North American Rockwell for 16 Apollo spacecrafts, four more than planned. NASA cites improved quality reliability and safety. Weight reduction achieved after six months under Apollo program chief George Low. Contract retroactive to December 4 1966, supplementing the earlier 2.2 billion deal.
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UPI
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George Low
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Gold Drops to 30-Year Low Amid Pound Devaluation
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports that the nation's monetary gold stock fell to its lowest level in 30 years this week. The decline followed the devaluation of the British pound and ensuing gold speculation.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Christmas tree sale near Hartman Road on Alexandria Pike
Cut or dig your own Christmas trees for four dollars. Located one half mile north of Hartman Road on Alexandria Pike. Open daily from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
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Hartman Rd
Alexandria Pike
LBJ Would Find Son-in-Law Apt Student For Political Teaching
Washington AP report notes Charles Spittal Robb Marine captain to marry Lynda Bird Johnson, with deep political lineage cited. Robb’s maternal grandfather Robert Wickliffe Woolley aided Wilsons 1916 campaign and Democratic causes, while lineage includes Kentucky and Louisiana governors and other national figures. paternal ancestors favored military and ministry.
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Kentucky
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Police detectives probe liquor theft at Avenue Tavern
Anderson City Police detectives investigate a burglary at Avenue Tavern 1702 Columbus Ave where thieves kicked in a north side door panel and took an undetermined amount of liquor late Friday morning. Det. Maj. Robert Estes led the investigation and described the loss as undetermined.
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Columbus Ave
Anderson City
Robert Estes
Santa today 1 to 4. Kimball Music Center
Local Santa visit set for today at Kimball Music Center from 1 to 4 PM. Families can bring children for photos and holiday greetings at the store, located in downtown.
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Kimball Music Center
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