Queen Elizabeth II Seeks Daily Reports on Duke of Windsor
The former king, Edward VIII, aged 70, will undergo a ballooning of an artery in his abdomen at Methodist Hospital in Houston with Dr. Michael DeBakey leading a team. The operation is expected to last 60 to 90 minutes and medical staff will monitor tests during recovery, with the duchess by his side.
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Houston
Tex
Elizabeth II
Duke of Windsor
Methodist Hospital
Edward VIII of
Great Britain
Peter Hope
Michael DeBakey
New York City
DeBakey
Jordanian Minister Decorated By Nasser
Cairo AP reports Jordan's Foreign Minister Kadry Toukan received a decoration from President Gamal Abdel Nasser on the United Arab Republic's Science Day. The award recognized Toukan's writings and translations signaling improved Arab relations.
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Cairo
Jordan
Kadry Toukan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Elwood Shed Destroyed by Fire as Village Responds
A shed owned by Elmer Wilson on South Twentieth Street was completely destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin at 11 15 p m Monday. The Elwood fire department was summoned to the scene. Meanwhile South Elwood School plans a Christmas program at 1 30 p m today with Mrs Denver Mays directing. The Lancaster School will present its annual Christmas program at 7 30 p m Thursday under Mrs Howard Swain. Revival services begin Thursday December 17 at Union Valley Church near Duckcreek Boone School with Rev William Whitmore of Troy Ohio as speaker and Rev and Mrs James Ricker as song evangelists. Public invited to attend nightly at 7 30 p m.
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Elwood
Elmer Wilson
Els South Twentieth Street
South Elwood
South’ Side
Weslyan Methodist Church
Denver Mays
New Lancaster School
Howard Swain
Union Valley Church
Duckcreek - Boone
William Whitmore
Troy
Ohio
James Ricker
YMCA Schedule And Appointments Shaped By Clubs
The listing shows a packed timetable with luncheons at the YMCA, board dinners, and multiple meetings spanning 9:00 to 10:00 across groups like Welfare Board Farm Bureau and National Furn. Org. The physical schedule features swimming and gym activities from 2:00 to 8:00 with events for Ladies Aqua Belles College Women and Men’s programs. In Indianapolis Albert Kelly, 47, will remain as administrator of the State Department of Public Welfare as announced by Gov elect Brabin.
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National Furn. Org
Kelly
Indianapolis
Albert Kelly
State Department of Public Welfare
Roger D. Branigin
Harold W. Handley
Salvation Army
Desalination study helps Soviet progress shift in 1960s
Industrial group led by Hornig examined Soviet desalting aims and broad know how among Russian scientists. They noted a rapid civilian economy, a US material shopping list from computers to entire plants, and argued trade risks of secrecy leaks were overstated.
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Hornig
Moscow
Leningrad
Novosibirsk
Hortig
U.S
Interstate 69 Opens More Miles Amid Construction
The highway department plans to keep traffic moving as 11 more miles of Interstate 69 open. Welsh stated that over 45 continuous miles of the route are now accessible to motorists despite ongoing work.
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Page One
Welsh
School Board Advances Steelworkers Tournament and Public Meeting
The board approved holding the U S Steelworkers basketball tournament at South Side Junior High in February and a public meeting at Anderson High School why? auditorium in the same month. Attendees included President A George Harrison Secretary Fred Matthews Treasurer M Fern Canterbury and other members with Supt Ebbertt present. The article contrasts union demands for higher pay and benefits with company statistics on profits and wages. Lee McDonald advocates private collective bargaining and criticizes the company's figures as misleading.
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U. S. ‘Steelworkers
South Side
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson High School
A. George Harrison
Fred L. Matthews
M. Fern Canterbury
Jarl D. Cleaver
John L. Thildles
Willam Byer
Supt
Ebbertt
Lee McDonald
McDonald
Former Local Missionary Sought Congo via Great Commission
Former Local figure McChesney trained in practical arts in Washington and Quebec, then France, embarking for the Congo in 1960. He served informally with three native evangelists in schools and youth meetings, writing to Great Commission Schools about his work and receiving respectful titles from African elders.
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Africa
Great Commission
Thei
Washington
Quebec
France
Congo
McChesney
C. T. Studd
Heart of Africa Mission
Rusk Seeks Multilateral Nuclear Ties Amid Allied Debate
In the full council, Rusk won backing from Gordon Walker for greater nuclear integration under a U S veto while Britain offers to place capacity under an Allied command. France opposes surrender of its force as Maurice Couve de Murville questions the mixed manned Polaris fleet concept.
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Atlantic
Rusk
Gordon Walker
Britain
U.S
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Blizzard Pushes Across Great Lakes and Dixie Cold Snap
Blizzard pushes hit Michigan shores and Lake Superior with up to 10 inches of snow. Boonville North Carolina recorded 6 inches in 12 hours while freezing temperatures extended into the Deep South with Raleigh 24 and Atlanta 29.
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Great Lakes
Michigan
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Boonville
N.C
Dixie
Raleigh
Little Rock
iArk
Atlanta
Anderson Obituaries Mrs Gladys B Rensel 70
Mrs Gladys B Rensel 70 of Friends of Clarence Keller died Tuesday afternoon at St John’s Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at the Browns and Buzz Funeral Home Covington. Born May 14 1884 in Alexandria she lived most of her life in Anderson and attended North Anderson Church of God. She is survived by two sons Joe E Rensel Denver Colo and Jack Terry Rensel Seattle Wash two sisters Bess P Brodrick Wheat Ridge Colo and Edna Moore Kentucky seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body will be at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home for final rites arrangements.
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Clarence Keller
Gladys B. Rensel
Friends of
Clarence
Nick
Central Ave
Keller
Main St
St. John’s
Alexandria
Anderson
North Anderson
Dumivur
Joe E. Rensel
Denver
Colo
Jack Terry Rensel
Seattle
Wash
Bess P Brodrick
Wheatridge
Edna Moore
Kentucky
Harold E. Rozelle
Elvin
al) Osborn Elvin
Joseph Harless
Hutchinson, Minn
A. Bubb
Clem Klein
C. G. Reitemeir
Merie Hazelbak
Harold H. Roizelle
John K. Summers
Ovidaman Church
Miller Cemetery
Middletown
IRS
Thompson
Fr F. Thompson
Rt. 4
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Elwood
Charles
Della Faullmer
Pipe Creek Township
Cincinnati
William
Quota Club
Cincinnati Club
Friends Church
Kokomo
H. W. Eicher
Washington, D.C
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Frederick S. Thompson
Cincinnati Q
Ee Street Friends Church
Wallace
Crown Point Cemetery
Nuckols
Vadous Hughes
Vadous C. Hughes
Ben Fing
Paul
Columbus Avene
Gordon Richardson
Gordon W. ‘Richardson
Meridian St
Baker Brothers Funeral
Alfred Cain
Church of God
Ohio
Bertha Niccum
Bertha (Roby) Niccum
Sells and Rowe
Joe Gilliam
Glendale Church of God
Indianapolis
Internment
East Maplewood Cemetery
TY. B. McClay
J. B. McClay
Washington, Pa
Jessie Mahan
15Th St
Washington
Westfield
Hamilton County
Ralph Stanley
Stanley
Horace Metsker
W. A. Hatfield
Daleville
William Arthur Hatfield
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robbins Funeral Home
Bourbon
Vaughn Murray
Daleville Eub Church
Pleasant Hill
Shirey Funeral
House Republicans Debate Leadership After Halleck Move
Reported at a Republican meeting are calls to abolish the ITT Club and to press for a full work week in the House while considering candidates to succeed Halleck. Ford and Laird are named as possible successors but deny interest.
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It&t Club
Thomas B. Curtis
House
Curtis
Republican Party
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
R Mich
Melvin R. Laird
R ‘Wis
Halleck
Laird
Indiana State Budget Records and Local Obituaries
Summary notes state budget allocations for multiple Indiana state agencies including hospital repairs and land purchases. Obituaries cover Elvin Osborn chronicling his death, career, and survivors. additional notices list funeral arrangements for several local residents with service details.
LBJ Endorses Warming Ties as Research Group Reports
President Johnson endorsed cooperation with the Soviet Union after a six member U.S. research delegation urged broader trade and warmer relations. He praised the group for its report and signaled interest in water desalting and other technology collaborations. Johnson also urged more industry visits by both nations to foster mutual benefits. Jim Fenner's Quality Meats advertises ham and bacon.
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Donald F. Hor
Johnson
United States
Yhsinen
Stewart Wins and GOP Leaders Reflect on Reapportionment
Sen. Charles Maddox cautioned reapportionment would be the session's main headache and that Republicans may need research help. Stewart noted 1966 would skip U.S. Senate and governor races, elevating congressional and state legislative contests. The GOF defeat prompted a measured tone with no excuses as finance officials outline fundraising for next year.
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Charles M. Maddox
Rotterbein
Senate Minority Caucus
Stewart
U.S
GOF
Steel Labor Talks Near As U S Steel USW Eye Contract
Buffalo bargaining begins before January 1 as USW plans to reopen the steel contract. About 450 000 workers could strike May 1 if no deal is reached. Early talks focus on grievances production foremen and outsourcing while top executives McDonald and Cooper will tackle wages pensions and insurance. President Johnson hopes for a settlement avoiding price hikes. Industry urges union to reconsider reopening to prevent crisis.
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Joseph Moloney
Buffalo
N.Y
USW
David J. McDonald
USW Presient
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Johnson
Labor Report Sees Net Job Rise Across Manufacturing Fields
The labor survey notes temporary idling during contract talks but recalls workers once settlements were reached. Employers anticipate adding 702 workers in 60 days, a 2.8 percent rise, mainly in manufacturing with 375 positions in electrical machinery and equipment.
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Pare One
Faor
Notable Locals Gather for Community Meeting
Lester Harris addresses attendees at 340 W Fourth with others present including T Sasser of 5033 Jaysue St and Doyle Wassom of 690 Cro Rd. Also on hand were Mrs. Ida Sibert at 2117 Noble St Mrs. Robert Reddy Sr. at 524 Ruddle Ave Howard Murphy at 51 Cambridge Ct Ken Hartley 2121 E 37th St and H R Lambert 2005 Dakota Dr.
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W. 4Th St
T. Sasser
Jaysue St
Doyle Wassom
Cro. St
Ida Sibert
Noble St
Robert Reddy, Sr
Ruddle Ave
Howard Murphy
Cambridge Ct
Ken Hartley
E. 37Th St
H. R. Lambert
Dakota Dr
Unemployment figures show seasonal shifts in late autumn
The report notes 2 636 job seekers at month end with 1 215 women among them. Officials say unemployment claims are low for the season and expect a small rise in the next two months as construction activity slows during winter.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Otto Oral Sheets 87 of Arcadia dies at home after long farming life in Omega community. Born Feb 11 1877 son of George Dixon Sheets and Martha Jane Porter Sheets. Survived by daughter Laveta Sheets sister Mrs Albert Carpenter Atlanta and three nephews. Funeral Thursday 2 30 p m Shaeffer Crowmer Arcadia with Rev Lowell Bain officiating.
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Otto Sheets
Arcadia
Otto Oral Sheets
Rt. 1
Omega
George Dixon Sheets
Martha Jane Porter Sheets
Omega Christian Church
Nora E. Newby
Hal
Laveta Sheets
Albert Carpenter
Atlanta
Shaeffer - Crowmer
Lowell Bain
The
Omega Christian
Indiana GOP Mayors to Form Association in Indianapolis
More than 45 Indiana Republican mayors converge on the Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel to form the Indiana Republican Mayors Association, adopt bylaws, and hear a panel discussion. Greenfield Mayor Berry Hurley to serve as temporary chairman until officers are elected.
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Indianapolis
Mora
Sheraton-Lincoln Hotel
Indiana Republican Mayors Association
Berry
Hurley
Greenfield
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