Apollo 1 Joins Saturn I Launcher On Pad
Apollo 1 spacecraft moved to the Saturn I launch pad at Cape Kennedy ahead of February 21 blastoff. Astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee will pilot the three man Earth orbit test mission aboard a vehicle nearly identical to later moon ships. The mission marks a key milestone in the U S effort to reach the moon this decade with a 21 billion program targeting three manned Apollo flights in 1967.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
America
Jay
Apollo
Moon
Merritt Island
Moonport
Virgil
Gus) Grisgow
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Indiana Air National Guard Summer Training Details
Indiana Air National Guard to conduct summer training in Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio. 1800 officers and men from the 122nd Wing train July 1-15 at Fort Wayne Baer Field Wisconsin base and July 15-29 at Alpena Michigan base. 181st Tactical Fighter Group to train July 15-29 at Michigan base with headquarters personnel training July 8-22 at Volk. Training periods include July 1-8 and July 8-22 for the wing, with additional dates ending August 12 in Toledo Ohio.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Air National Guard
Camplas
Wis
Sea Base
122Nd Tactical Fighter
Fort Wayne
Baer Field
Wisconsin
181St Tactical Fighter
Terre Haute
Hulman Field
Michigan
122Nd Wing
Volk J
Alpena
Bou Ye
Toledo
Ohio
Indiana
Stouton
Fire aboard Bertolt Brecht rages off Newfoundland
A fire on the East German fishing vessel Bertolt Brecht with 85 crew aboard was described as beyond control off the Newfoundland coast. The Coast Guard dispatched the cutter Humboldt about 240 miles east and expected to reach the ship around 8 o clock tonight.
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New York
UPI
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Bertolt Brecht
Humboldt
Bertolt -Brecht
Allison Gets Huge Contract for TF41 Engine
Allison Division of General Motors won a 227.3 million contract from the Air Force Systems Command at Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio to develop and produce the TF41 turbo fan engine. The project teams Allison in Indianapolis and Rolls-Royce in Derby England with cross site leadership. The TF41 will deliver about 14 250 pounds thrust for a new subsonic swept wing USAF aircraft designed to carry bombs and missiles. The engine enters development in 1968 with production planned to support the A 7D program.
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Indianapolis
Allison Division
General Motors
USAF
Aircraf
Air Force Systems Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Allison
Rolls-Royce Ltd
Derby
Allison Vision
Orther
Reae
Sausage Meat in U S Common in One Pound Per Twelve
About one pound of meat in every twelve pounds consumed in the United States is in the form of sausage.
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Chicago
U.S
Elwood church activities and upcoming wedding notices
ELWOOD The Queen Esther Class of the First Presbyterian Church plans a church meeting and carry-in dinner at 6 30 tonight. Needlework Club of Ion Circle meets Thursday at 7 30 in Mrs Irish Bridges home. Curtisville Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting at the church with Mrs Ralph Doke as hostess. Berean Bible Class gathers Thursday evening with devotions by Mrs Helen Grim. The wedding of Miss Susan Scea to Mr Fred Arnold is announced with attendants named including bridesmaids and groomsmen and a 3 30 pm ceremony slated for the First Methodist Church in Elwood on Saturday January 21.
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Needlework Club
Ion Circle
East Main Christian Church
Irish Bridges
N. B St
Curtisville Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Doke
Berean
Helen Grim
Susan Scea
Fred
Arnold
Scea
Mary Scea
Elizabeth Arnold
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Beth Bucher
Sykeston
Patricia
Elwood
Shaw
Columbia
Donald Clark
Edward L. Arnold
Richard Clark
Memphis, Tennwood
Samuel McCullar
Selmer
December Department Reports Reveal City Fire and Police Activity
Mayor Luther Lotchdale released December reports from Fire Chief Clarence Dever showing 21 calls including four dwelling fires and one tar kettle fire. Police noted 271 complaints and 44 arrests with multiple DUI and reckless driving cases. Street department logged 52 trash runs and 93.5 tons of stone used for city work.
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Elwood
Luther Lotchdale
Clarence Dever
Ag Ble
Acom
Epartm
Glen ‘Stewart
Ain Packer SS
Public meeting with Indiana legislators at Elwood Y center
A public session in Elwood invites residents to talk with Indiana General Assembly members this Saturday from 9 to 12 noon at the Elwood Y center. The event precedes other club activities and notes upcoming topics for discussion.
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Elwood
Elwood Y Center
Indiana General Assembly
Alan
Pipe Creek Township
Republican Women’s Club
Martha Lambertson
Firemen's Union To Receive Charter At Dinner Meeting
The Elwood fire department unit of the International Association will be presented with a charter at a dinner for the new Local. Mayor, city councilmen, and other officials are invited as dinner guests. The event highlights pension benefits and outlines that negotiations with the city will be handled by elected Elwood officers unless unusual issues arise.
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Elwood
International Association
Mercy Hospital Admits Several Local Residents After Accidents
Elwood's Mercy Hospital admitted William Jarrell, Veronica Lane, Mrs Lloyd McPhearson, Danny Holmes, James Chriss, Miss Penny Adams, and Miss Julia Harris from Elwood and surrounding areas. Ambulances from Copher and Fesler, and York Dunnichay transported patients to Mercy Hospital or nearby Community Hospital after a two car collision and other incidents.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
William Jarrell
S. A St
Clarence VanHorn
S. L St
Lloyd McPhearson
N. 7Th St
Veronica Lane
S. J St
Danny Holmes
S. I St
James Chriss
Penny Adams
S. B St
Ae Hospital
Copher and Fesler
Johnan
Middletown
Mercy H
Anderson
Fesler
Julia Harris
Wabash
S. St
York-Dunnichay
Theodore Wire, 81, Retired Carpenter Dies In Hospital
Theodore Wire age 81 of Rt. 4 Elwood died at Mercy Hospital at 6:20 following a three week illness. Born November 8, 1885 in Pekin he was a son of William H and Jane Karnes. Survivors include his widow Lula and 7 children. Funeral services set for Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with burial at Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Elwood
Theodore Wire
Rt. 4
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Wire
Pekin
William H
Jane Karnes
Ie Lula Roby
Ch ci! of Christ
Erle Lula
Florence Wittkamper
Marguerite Fowler
Meridien
Conn
Mary Ellen Marshall
Osceola
Lawrence Wire
John
Leisure
Harry
Anderson
Forest
Edwardsville
Mich
Kate Martin
Copher and Fesler
Sunset Memorial Park
Much Below Normal Temperatures For Hoosiers
United Press International reports Indiana will see 12 to 14 degrees below normal for much of the week. Precipitation remains light, with limited snow flurries possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday night lows near 10 above, highs around 30, and mid afternoon temps in the 30s statewide.
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United Press International
Hoosiers
Evansville
Indianapolis
South Bend
Hunting Mishap Fatal Near Albany
A shotgun leaning against a fence discharged Monday in Albany Indiana killing 62 year old Roscoe Reynolds who was rabbit hunting. Reynolds was a former Albany town board member and former Democratic precinct official.
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Albany, Ind
Roscoe Reynolds
Albany
Knives and Guns Stolen From Area Service Stations
Items missing include three air guns valued about 29 dollars and 25 dollars in BBs, plus 35.40 from a Deep Rock station cash register. Soft drink machines were broken into at two sites. some cans of oil and an undetermined amount of money were also taken. A Gulf service station on the opposite corner was entered via rear window with a broken soft drink machine and unspecified cash loss.
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Deep Rock
8Th St
Elticars
Wwe
Madison area artists form youth music club to train future pros
Local No. 32 leaders at Anderson High School dance band meeting outline a new youth musicians club to fill vacancies in the field. The club will operate under its own bylaws with independent officers and boards, while professionals volunteer to write arrangements and direct.
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Helmic
Anderson High School
Saad
Local 32 Names Junior Band Officials
Officers of Local No 32 announce a junior group to build better music and improve musicians for future years. Newly elected officials include Walter Helm ic president Chet Carter vice president Sue Carter Leavell secretary Randy Covington treasurer Scott Parker sergeant at arms Glenn Hancock and O A Bud Rude executive board members.
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Musicians Union
Walter Helmic
Chet Carter
Sue Carter Leavell
Randy Covington
Scott Parker
Glenn Hancock
O. A
Bud) Rude
Defendants Face Proceedings as Dimmit Wins Continuance
Himes pleads Schrenker as his lawyer while Charles Blaylock also fights a forged instrument charge with Bayne Burton as counsel. In Dimmit’s case the court sustains the defendant’s motion for a continuance.
New Suits Filed and Several Divorces in Madison County Court
Maxine Faulkner v Faulkner and Bertha Tucker v Tucker list divorces. Several complaints include quiet title actions, notes, foreclosures, and cross complaints. Madison County suits name William C. Moore, DaVault Crowell, Harold S. Leever, Zula Knight, David Grisson, Beatrice Grissom, Lowell T. Powell, Cecil Williams, Jerry Taylor, Linda Taylor, Marsha Lynn, David Lynn, Mills v Mills, and Alice Darlene James among others.
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Maxine Faulkner
James Faulkner
William C. Moore
DaVault Crowell
Bertha Tucker
James E. Tucker
Anderson Loan Association
Harold S. Leever
Zula Knight
David Grisson
Beatrice Grissom
Anderson Association
Lowell T. Powell
Superior Court
Madison Org Lumber Co., Inc
Cecil Williams
Madison County Lumber Co
Jerry Taylor
Linda Taylor
Marsha Ann Lynn
David Fred Lynn
Barbecue and a fried chicken at the Huddle
A brief note highlights barbecue and fried chicken offerings at the Huddle, signaling a casual dining stop. The item emphasizes simple, hearty menu choices and a featured meal option.
Divorce Petitions and Street Vacate Request Filed in Lapel
Martin Phillip James and Beverly Brewer with Ambrose Brewer. Necia Smith and Homer Smith filed divorce actions. Circuit Court lists George and Cosmo McKay and Charles and Mabel McClin tick. A petition to vacate a public street on 2nd Street between lots 12 and 13 in Bosworth's First Addition in Lapel.
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Martin Phillip James
Iles H. Scruggs
Beverly Brewer
Ambrose Brewer
John R. Walsh
Necia Smith
Homer Smith
Circuit Court
George
Cosmo McKay
Charles J
Mabel McClintick
Lapel
2Nd St
Bosworth
State Senate Advances Securities Bills Amid Tax Overhaul Talk
Indiana lawmakers consider bills from Sen Paul Sanish to strengthen securities registration and broker-dealer rules and to fund Secretary of State staff expansion. The measures, linked to the 1965 Michael Dobich scandal, accompany proposals to repeal the adjusted gross income and sales taxes in favor of corporate and adjusted gross income taxes.
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Tien
Senate
Paul Sanish
Hammond
Indiana Securities Ct
Indiana
Indiana Securities Commissioner
National Association of Securities Dealers Association
Secretary of State
Michael Dobich
Nelson Grills
Indianapolis
Indiana Tax Plan Shifts Corporate Burden Across Borders
The proposal seeks to shift 54 million dollars annually in corporation taxes from intrastate to interstate firms while maintaining total revenue. It imposes 8 percent on in state adjusted gross income for nonresident corporations and hikes resident rates to 3 percent from 2 percent. A separate Grills bill would repeal the 2 percent sales tax and another measure offers a homestead exemption up to 1000 dollars in assessed value.
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Indiana
Grills
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Air National Guard
Queen Esther
First Presbyterian Church
van Franklin
Ronce
Ace Melek
Warriny
Allo
Matey
Winolworth’s
Meridian
Edgewood Plaza
Mounds Mall
Firemen’s Union
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital
Carpenter
Himes
Isa
Olds
Oldsmobile
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