Panama Demands Canal Change Amid Crisis
Panamanian Ambassador Aqquilino Boyd urged the United States to cede control of the canal or turn it into an international waterway after protests and clashes in the Canal Zone. U.S. and OAS efforts to restore order were discussed as Stevenson explained Washington’s actions to protect U.S. personnel and property. The Security Council debate shifted toward regional mediation through the OAS.
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Yvatey Nanos
UPD
Panama
United Sates
Panama Canal
Aquuilino Boyd
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Stevenson
United States
Autores
United Rates
Security Council
Oas
Pthe
M Tve
Request On School Plan Denied
A committee member from Alex district urged swift action on a four part school plan after it was denied. The meeting focused on funding, curriculum, facility upgrades, and governance changes, with officials promising a revised proposal next week.
Highland OKs State Expansion for Central Mattson Four Township Plan
Madison County School Reorganization Committee rejected the four township merger plan citing lack of authority until state contact. Highland High School expansion gained state approval, clearing the way for space to 1400 students after addressing accreditation deficiencies and library upgrades. Clark Burns and Leo Sternie led advocacy while Dale Prough urged quick acceptance. committee noted pending state action will drive the final merger decision.
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Mattson County
Madison County
al Baumgartner
Commandria
Clark “Burns
Richland
Dale Prough
Indianapolis
Leo Stemle
James Craig
Alighland High School
Mary Orca
Figs
Land School
Healee Sai
Clark ‘Burns
Richland ’ Township
Bipartisan Indiana Fire Board Favored
An AP report describes a bipartisan panel recommending a strengthened Indiana fire department structure. It urges a supervising board, nonpolitical fire marshal appointment, legislative fixes, more personnel, and expanded training, to modernize state fire services after the Indianapolis Coliseum disaster coverage.
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Bipartisan
Indiana Fire Board
Idianafulis
Alsn
Quagac PY
Emmett T- Cox
Cox
Ygctin
Matthew E. Welsh
Department
West Actuarial Bureau
Ohio
Indianapol
Coliseum
Cohuma
Winkler Names New School Cafeteria Head
Willis Winkler of Anderson Township truste named George Slinkard to supervise all Anderson Township school cafeterias. Slinkard, former city parks superintendent, replaces Mrs. George McFall who quit. Winkler created the post in early 1968 and also named William Kramer as investigator for the township poor relief department to assist Eve Ian York. Kramer’s appointment is temporary due to winter cases.
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Anderson’ ‘Township
Willis Winkler
Anderson “Township
George Slinkard
Anerson Township
Slinkard
Park Board
Ferguson
George McFall
Ellettsville Legion withdraws liquor license petition
The Ellettsville American Legion post on Temperance Street has withdrawn its petition for a liquor license for the clubhouse. The decision ends the request after ongoing consideration of the measure.
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Temperance Street
Ellettsville
Area Cage Scores and Rail Derailment in South Bend
Sports scores from area games including Fort Wayne Central, Madison Heights, Pendleton, Frankton, Yorktown, Noblesville, Alexandria, Rochester, Elwood, Tipton, Plymouth, Windfall, Summitville, Daleville, Eaton, Cambridge City and Middle Town. A separate brief reports eleven Grand Trunk Western freight cars derailed in downtown South Bend injuring none and with no cars falling to street level after sideswiping a parallel train at Union Station.
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Fort Wayne Central
Anerson
Madison Heights
Pendleton
Frankton
Markleville
St. Mary's
Yorktown
Noblesville
Alexandria
Rochester
Elwood
Tipton
Plymouth
Summitville
Daleville
Eaton
Cambridge City
Middletown
South Bend
Ind
UPI
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Union Station
Snow Storm Paralyzes Regions From Deep South To New England
Arctic cold fronts grip the nation as Boonville New York reports 30 inches of snow. Michigan and Great Lakes areas endure heavy squalls with 12 inches in Pellston and coastal bands burying roads. Dangerous driving, school closures, and widespread wind gusts follow. In government news, President Johnson nominates Air Force Maj Gen Harold Donnelly for lieutenant general to head the Defense Atomic Support Agency, succeeding Maj Gen Robert H. Booth.
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United Press International
Boonville
N. Y
Midwest
Cental
Florida
Phoenix
Anix
Elaso
Tex
Jackson
Miss
Milani
Michigan
Great Lakes
Pellston
Mich
Petoskey
Cheboygan
Detroit
N Y
Lake Ontario
New York
Aarts
New England
Berlin
N.H
Newl
New
Eni
Romotion
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Air Force
Harold Donelly
Friday
Donnelly
Defense Atomic “Support “Agency
Robert H. Booth
Army
Andersonian Cited For Saving Child
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce honored Tom Abel of Sears Roebuck & Co for rescuing a five year old boy from a car plunge into a stream near New Columbus last June 24. Abel received a plaque and a Red Cross citation from the Safety Committee, chaired by Ames Steele, with Police Chief Doyle Wright and officers present.
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Tom Abel
Sears Roebuck & Co
Anderson Nan
Commerce
Yester
el Gay
New Columbus
Antony Kelly
Gath Ta Ben
Aussway Mover
Abel
Safety Committee
Ames Steele
Doyle Wright
Anderson Cunty
Wright
Charles Trogalen
Roy Smith
Sears, Roebuck and Comany
Anthony Kelly
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
James Steele
Kay Rogers
Cloudy and Warmer Today with Showers Likely Tomorrow
A statewide look shows cloud building and warming with showers possible tomorrow across central Indiana. Readings expected to rise into the 40s with upper 50s near Indianapolis and Fort Wayne. North areas may see light Sunday showers and a return to cooler air by week’s end. In Anderson, a statewide conference of art teachers opens at Anderson College with President Robert H. Reardon and sculptor W. Robert Young coordinating events.
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South ‘Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Central
Indiana
Michigan
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Kane
Olt Stafent Center
W. Robert” Young
Anderson
Art Department
Hosea
Police Chief To Obtain Sattler Autopsy Report
Elwood Police Chief Lee Graham will travel to Indianapolis this morning to pick up the autopsy report on Garry Water who died from a 22 caliber gunshot wound. Lt. W. J. Orbaugh says exam could determine if the wound was personal safety related. State police and sheriff's deputies assist in the investigation. The victim was the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Sattler, born October 29, 199? in Please Turn to Page 2, Column 6.
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Slwood
Lee Graham
Indianapoll
Garry Water
W. J. Orbaugh
Elwood
Earl Sattler
Fie
Goldwater Calls for Inquiry Into Missile Dependability
Barry Goldwater urged a congressional inquiry into the reliability of intercontinental ballistic missiles. He described the missile gap as nonexistent and warned the public not to rely on numbers alone for security. He criticized McNamara and stressed the need for detailed scrutiny amid campaign debates in New Hampshire.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona Republican
Robert S.kal
aicNamara
Senate Preparedness
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Canal Agreement Denounced After 20 Die in Clashes
Panamanian government denounces the 61 year old canal treaty and breaks diplomatic relations with the United States after violent clashes in which 20 people died and hundreds wounded. U S forces struggle to protect 36000 Americans and zone installations as embassy staff burn papers. President Johnson calls for calm while Panamanian officials accuse U S troops of brutal actions in the zone.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama City
Colon
Panama
U. S
United States
Canal Treaty
Canal Zone
Johnson
Robert Chiari
Galileo Solis
U Security Council
New York
Zone Commant
Andrew. P. “O'Meara
Uneates Doe
Dave Hwan
Moscow Radio
Amer
Havana
Canal
Charity Gifts Tax Concession Gets Approval
Senate Finance Committee votes to liberalize tax treatment for large charity donations. An amendment would allow carry forward of up to five years of tax-deductible contributions, aiding higher income taxpayers. The panel also revises reporting rules and urges Treasury to investigate abuses by private foundations with action due later this year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Conyess
Senate
Treasury
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Births Reported in Local Homes and Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joh Stokes of Hattie Dra hur welcome a boy. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kramer of Hawthorne Aner have a boy. Mr and Mrs Burnworth of 1821 Pletcher St greet a girl born at Community Hospital. Mrs Clare Sanducky of Elm Street Me adds a girl. Mr Afflerbach of 420 Hen reports a boy.
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Joh Stokes
Hattie Drahur
Lod Perry
Hendricks St
Joseph Kramer
Hawthorne Aner
Aniam “Burnworth
Pletcher St
Community Hospital
Clare Sanducky
Sha Afflerbach
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Julie Blossom
Wanda Hahn
Germaine Rife
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James Lomey
John Orel Riggins
Herald
Laverne
Winkler
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Rocky Ains
Bemidji
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International Falls
Kinn
Des Moines
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Tlwood
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