Rusk Returns Home After NATO Peril Amid Greece Cyprus Talks
Rusk flew to Washington after a long meeting with Turkish Foreign Minister Caglayangil about the Greek coup and Cyprus crisis. Diplomats in Brussels anticipated a weekend lull before a Brussels meeting on Britain’s EEC bid. NATO members pledged to consult on improving ties with the Communist bloc and with non NATO countries.
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Moore's Election Upheld In Marion Recount
Recount results in Marion confirm Moore GOP mayoral victory over Ray GOP opponent Carl Barney. Ballots certified show Moore winning by about 69 votes, maintaining the same margin as the prior tally. Lawson, a Republican, had contested the results with November total near 5,500 votes.
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Holiday Floor Show Musical Review at Peach's Steak House
A holiday floor show runs 7:00 to 9:15 PM at Peach's Steak House located at 1125 Broadway. Includes a musical review with performances and seating for guests during the evening.
Louisville Open-Housing Ordinance Faces Veto Clash
Louisville voters confront an open housing ordinance approved by a Democratic led council. Schmied, the Jefferson County judge, will not sign nor veto, citing broad powers for the Louisville Jefferson County Human Relations Commission. If mayor does not act, the measure auto enters effect. previous clashes sparked nightly protests and mass arrests during Derby Week.
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Deed transfers onto Recorders C Deed and related grants
Fragmented transfer list showing multiple deeds, grantors and grantees across Lindon Home cent Scatterfield Village Anter sub div L Hommedieu Place Anderson and related areas. Names include Donald B Strange Margaret Overdorf Carrie Hobbs Ruben Corwin John Baker Jerry Werline and Elizabeth Cougill with various parcels and developments in Anderson.
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Wisteria
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Indiana Set To Standardize Minibus School Buses
The Indiana School Bus Committee on Thursday set December 27 as the target date to finalize specifications for minibuses used to transport pupils. They will apply different standards to 11-15 and 16-23 passenger vehicles, with existing rules for 24 and above. Carey E Fruits chairs the group, aiming to move swiftly through the 11-15 rules and then address 16-23 capacity buses. Indiana Superintendent Richard D Wells urged speed and clarity in the specs.
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New laminated windshields may cut facial injuries
Detroit report by David W. Chute notes two accidents illustrate the safety glass. A 1964 car collision caused severe facial injuries when the windshield shattered differently than a 1966 car with thicker laminated glass. University of Michigan medical team says facial injuries from the new windshields may no longer be a significant problem.
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Major Wins Japanese Sword Competition
UPI report from Tokyo states Air Force airman Robert L. Benson, 22, won third prize in a sword sharpening contest at a Japan craft competition. The piece notes his win echoes feudal era samurai craft. Benson represented the United States in the event.
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Woman charges fee for operation story in Plymouth
Plymouth, England. Mrs. Ethel Symons uses her broken arm to raise money for a kidney machine. She charges customers at the news stand 12 cents to hear the story of her accident and to sign her plaster cast, collecting six dollars so far.
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