Suspect in 12 Fire Deaths Faces Hearing
In Moberly Missouri a 37-year-old ex-convict, Nicholas Coleman, stood handcuffed as 42 counts of first degree murder were read for a fire that killed 12 people at a neighborhood tavern. Magistrate William Stringer ordered quiet in court and set arraignment for February 26. Coleman was held in secrecy overnight at the county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Moberly
UPI
Ain
William M. Stringer
Wiliam E. Coleman
Coleman
Trav,rawilensker
Caunty Court Ft House
Roudebush Seeks renomination to Congress in GOP meeting
Rep. Hicherd Roudebush of Indiana said he will run again for Congress after meeting with Republican leaders from Cass Carrall Fallon Milani counties moved to the tenth district by federal court orders. Sabatini said Roudebush planned to seek renomination amid district realignment and political shifts.
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Logansport
Ind
Hicherd Toudebush
Fe Ind
New Counties
Fred Sabatini
Cass County
Roudetuish
Cass
Carrall
Fallon
Milani
Sabatini
Roudebsh
Loudebush
Himer
Houdebish
Anderson
Ralph Hervey
Snow Forecast Dampens State Tourney Plans
A wintery mix threatens the state tournament as snow storms loom, forcing organizers to adjust schedules. Forecasters expect scattered snow or sleet in northern areas with possible rain further south, while officials assess travel impacts for teams and fans.
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid Ad
An advertisement touts a compact transistor hearing aid claim aimed at hard of hearing individuals. It promises clearer words and easy speech comprehension and invites readers to write A. W. Newell in File, PA for further details and low-cost delivery.
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Gail
Pir
A. W. Newell
Missionary Convention Hosts Speakers This Week
Distribute atinund Few Mitton Area Helen Kuslak and Rev Malcolm Cash guest speakers at a Christian and Missionary Alliance convention. The event began Sunday and runs each evening this week except Saturday at 7:30. Mrs Kuslak previously worked in Shinen Africa before marriage. Rev Cash has served as a missionary to Thailand since 1962. Host pastor Rev Donald Ward says services are open to the public.
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Mitton
Helen Kuslak
Malcolm Cash
Christian and Missionary Alliance
W. M
Sycamore
Satur
Korlak
Shinen
Africa
Re Stew
Mev. Cash
Thailand
Karlak
Donald Ward
Seating Capacity Changes At Arena Tweak For 1968
The arena lists this year's capacity at 8,900 seats, down 32 from 1967. Officials cite HISAA rating requirements that compel teams to sit on the sides of the gym rather than ends of the floor. Readouts show time slots from February 19 and 20 for events in Alexandria and Madison with several venue codes and times.
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iDaleviti
Veh
Madison Imeights
Alexandria
Anderson Highland
Nhe
HISAA
Elwood Considered For Major Award
Elwood and Mishawaka compete for the Trigg Trophy at a national town conference. Elwood is in the 25 000 or less group and Mishawaka in the 25 000 to 259 000 group, with both already assured trophies.
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Washington
UPL
Indiana
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Mishawaka
Trigg
Lyndon B
Johnson Elwood
Mishawaky
Bonz
Ala
Sedang
Ariz
Watsonville
Calif
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View
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Ohio
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Odessa
Tex
Danville
Chicago
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St Louis
Dayton
Philadelphia
Nashville
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Milwaukee
GOP governors push moderate ideas as 1968 hearings planned
A 1968 GOP effort aims to study domestic issues with a five member task force led by Chafee and Rockefeller. Hearings would visit Seattle Albuquerque Little Neck and a yet unnamed city with Romney favored for the national ticket.
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Yast
Washington
D.C
Albuquerque
Little Neck
Ark
Chafee
Shofar
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Association
Joh A. Love
Cookrade
Jim Babcock
Montana
Jung
Tulsa
GOF
UN Command faces tensions as clashes over DMZ airspace rise
The report describes UNC actions amid North Korean tensions with claims of violations in the DMZ area. It notes accusations of North Korean intrusions by UNC forces and replies about aircraft navigation failures affecting encounters in Korean waters and airspace during a period of ongoing hostilities.
Anderson Deaths In Madison Obituaries Nearby Counties
Mrs Minnie Richter widow of William C Richter, former Anderson air controller, died Saturday in Indianapolis where she had resided two years. Born Beatrice Nebraska, she was daughter of the late Dr Ena Chapman. She was a Methodist and Alpha Chi Omega mother. Final rites today in Indianapolis with interment at Crown Hill Cemetery. Survivors: two daughters Mary Lee Birthright of Indianapolis and Emma Lou Murnan of Palo Alto California. a son William E Richter of Indianapolis. four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Four More Hoosiers Die in Vietnam War
The AP reports four Indiana soldiers killed in Vietnam bring the state total to 490. Names released include Mrs Minnie Wilkinson of Wilkinson and Shirley Riggs of Shir, with survivors listed and funeral details noted for Wednesday at Le Conde and Son Funeral Home in Wilkinson. Interment in Mechanicsburg Cemetery.
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Lee Anderson 93 Dies Rites Set Thursday Morning
Lee Anderson a brick mason 93 formerly with the Alexandria Paper Mill died Monday at Wabash County Hospital after an extended illness. He lived with his daughter Mrs Chester Hobbs near Wabash and was born near Kokomo December 23 1874 to Asa and Mary Anne Turner Anderson. He came to Alexandria in 1916 from Kokomo. His wife Cora died earlier.
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Asa
Mary Anne Turner Anderson
Koamo
Cora
In Memoriam and Legal Debates Across Newsrooms
Community notice lists a large military family obituary with numerous descendants and funeral details. Separate reportage covers press freedom tensions, ABA stance, and upcoming legal notices affecting publishers, editors, and judges with remarks from industry leaders and state associations.
Hue City Hostilities Ramp Up Amid U S War Efforts
Reports from Vietnam describe heavy fighting near Hue 460 miles north as Marines and allied forces press house to house against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units. U S bombers conduct strikes around Khe Sanh while rocket and naval actions intensify along Tan Son Nhut air base and Saigon perimeter.
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Thomas Ashley
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U.S. Ashley
Viet Cong Attacks Linked to Lunar New Year Offensive
The report ties Than Thoi village fighting to the Tet offensive starting Jan 31. It tallies 217 Viet Cong killed and South Vietnamese losses of 19 dead and 68 wounded, with 160 homes burned. Mentions rail bridge blast near Anking Tan and other cases, including arrests and court actions linked to the conflict. South West Africa's size and population noted.
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Naut
Bien Toa
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U.S
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Owe Ishich
Dinny
Bam
Mtouree
Sarglary
Breakin
Tan Son Nhut
Allerney
Joan Ba
Dtead
Gregg
Tate
Bobby Hampton
Skeddan
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Adair
Hampton
Mrs. Mary Bennett Dies Monday Eve
Mrs. Mary Margaret Bennett 6 wife of Lawrence Bennett of 2316 N. Si igd died at 7 0 pm Monday at Mercy Hospital after several months illness. A native of Elwood born March 14 1903 daughter of William J. and Emma Way Short. Survived by husband three daughters Mrs Eve yn Kelly Mrs Hossiee Poul op and Mrs Emma Waymira all of Elwood a brother Charles Short of Edgard and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Cogher and Fes ¢e Funeral Hume.
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Lawrence Bennett
Mercy Hospital
Elwood
William J
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Tre
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Mes
Hossiee Poulop
Emma Waymira
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Flanagan to Speak at Fast Side Club Dinner
Louisville mayor will address the Fast Side Community Club at the College Student Center. The event aims to outline city prep programs and relief measures for sufferers, with guest speaker Hey. James Witlyard scheduled to conduct final rites at nearby funeral homes.
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