Branigin to Decide on Special Indiana Session
Governor Branigin said he has made up his mind on calling a special Indiana Legislature session over school financing. He will announce the decision before week’s end amid pressure from groups including the Indiana State Teachers Association and the Indiana Federation of Teachers.
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Indianapolis
UFI
Branigi
I Ndyana
Branigin
Indiana State Teachers Association
Robert Wyatt
ISTA
Branigia
TSTA
Indiana Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cw
Statehouse
Aranigin
Indiana
Richard D. Wells
Bishigin
Weril
Robert L
Rock
Branifin
Senate
World
Ally
Safe Robbery Here Cleared by Dayton Arrests
Police report a safe burglary at Tail Way Express Co in Dayton cleared with the arrest of Lavavin Mercury 32 of Subcommittee Tuesday. Mercury faces armed robbery charges in Montgomery County Ohio after admitting thefts at the Royal Bank and a Railway Express office in Muncie.
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Bury
Atlier
Montgomery County
Chis
Raibway Espress
Muncie
Palicy
Del
May
Robert Estes
Continental Reking Company
Silver
Aetes
Potica
Contempt Move Voted Against Negro Leader
A Senate subcommittee voted unanimously to cite Jeff Fort second in command of the Blackstone Rangers for contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Jeff “Black
Fort
Chicago
Blackstone Rangers
Congress
Further Railroad Hearings Ordered
A three judge federal court ordered further hearings on the Penn Central and New Haven merger plans. The ICC’s ruling called the proposed purchase agreement just and reasonable. In another item a fatal vehicle crash near Indianapolis left a mayor and several others dead as responders treated the scene. The Defense Department release confirms a serviceman’s death in an incident involving a vehicle crash. Hoosier casualties include Army and Marine personnel named in county records and official notices.
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UPH
Interstate Commerce, Commission
Penn Central
New Haven
Chant Railroad
Charles Thespreis
Wit
Harrison
Ind
ICC
Prayiaws
New Tayenjeatl
Pete
Ches Gepulies
Viel My Pape
Weidge
Alfonsi River
Washington
Cerca
Weleas
Weleas Erglued Vicemen In Im Avi Re Viel
Salvo Construction Co
Defense Department
Hoosier Dies in Texas Helicopter Crash
PALTO PINTO Tex AP women one from Indiana were killed Tuesday in a helicopter crash two miles south of this West Central Texas town. Officials identified Warrant Officer and other names shown in the readable fragments. The church youth camp near Lake McCure involved junior pupils and an adult counselor.
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Palto Pinto
Tex
Inliana
Texas
Elm Grove
el Mhims
Tetereirove Christian Church
Hooper
Marion
Jud
Diright Q
Gladys Glosser
River iMrs
Charlene Gérslafff
Rawe
TSS
Lake McCure
Georgis Smntlb
Judge Refuses Delay In Desegregation Order
District Court refuses to delay desegregation order in North suburbs. South Molland School District 151 ordered to desegregate students and staff across six schools by fall. First Justice Department desegregation suit against a Northern district under the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
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Chicago
Upq-Aws
Molland
U.S. Department of Justice
Vietnam War News From Con Thien To Saigon Front
North Vietnamese units attacked near Con Thien as Marines tightened a DMZ sweep. U S Marines reported killing at least 22 attackers and uncovering a large bunker complex with ammunition and gear. An American plane was shot down in the DMZ area and the air crew rescued.
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Vinh
Dong Mul
Air Force
Con Thien
Asigon
South Vietnam
Hue
Saipan
Saigon
Edward J. Lamontagne
Manchester
Dmz
Sth Marines
Vietnam
North
U.S
Chalon
Jan Fio
Michael Ityen
Kingsport
Teun
Ryan
Crodk
John RB. Nichols
San Divo
Calif
Ho M
North Vietnam
Nichols
Hattiesburg
Miss
Isard
UPI
Kent Potter
Con Thien Bailié
Ata
Spock and wife in court over draft case acquittals
Four defendants including a tea director from the Institute of Policy Studies appeared in Washington court with their spouses. They were acquitted of counseling youths to burn draft or classification cards but convicted of aiding and abetting draft evasion and related hindering charges.
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Tea
Institute of Policy Studies
Washington, DC
Sven
Verder
Odd Sale
Nixon Names Potential Running Mates and Electoral Hurdles
Nixon says he will vote and notes Lindsay as a strong vice presidential candidate. He points out New York electors cannot vote for residents of New York, risking a ticket where one member must leave the state. Rhodes is cited as Ohio’s favorite son for the GOP, with Ohio’s backing undecided until the convention opens in Miami Beach on August 5. Nixon aims to focus on industrial states and major cities in the final campaign.
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Nixon
Lindsay
Rhodesthal
New York
Rhodes
Ohio
Miami
Indiana House Chamber Replaces One Hundred Chairs
The Legislative Council voted to replace 100 chairs in the Indiana House of Representatives chamber at a cost of 20 cents or less per chair. The new chairs will be lower than current seats to improve visibility for legislators. Seven minor council employees will receive cost of living pay increases from 25 to 3 a week. December 14 is set as the date for the prelegislative meeting of the Council.
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Indianapol
UBL
Nestay
House of Representatives Chamber
Jacobs Seeks Constitutional Amendment on Self Incrimination
Rep. Andrew Jacobs of Belnd proposes a constitutional amendment to force defendants to testify and to require prosecutors to share pretrial evidence with defense lawyers, promising equal access to truth and broad protections for both sides.
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Washington
UPI
Andrew Jacobs
Jacobs
Nation Basks in Sun As Weather Stays Pleasant Across Regions
United Press International reports nationwide sun and mild air with temperatures dropping to the upper 0s and lower 30s in parts of the northern Plains and Great Lakes. A funnel cloud was spotted near Victoria and Brownsville, Texas, while New England sees showers and thunderstorms.
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United Press International
Gentral
Plains
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Texas
Victoria
Brownsville
New England
College demolition delayed after injury during collapse
A worker trapped under a cab during a demolition at a Anderson gravel firm site was freed by university and safety crews. The injured employee, Burke, is connected to the project as the site prep for a $20,000 expansion faced delays while debris was removed.
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Unii College
Fire Department
Madison County Sheriff's Department
Burke
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Anderson
Supreme Court sends land condemnation case back for merits review
Indianapol is NPT reports the Indiana Supreme Court orders Allen County to rehear William Hayden Catherine Hastlett Walter Green and Ellen L Green case. The Wayne Redevelopment Commission allegedly exceeded authority by condemning property. Judge Lloyd Hartaler had ruled for the commission prompting the appeal.
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Indianapolis
NPT
Port Wayne
Anle
Allen County
Ion
Nice
Indiana Supreme Cort
Wiliam
Hayden
Catherine W. Hastlett
Walter Green
Eine L. Green
Lloyd S. Hartaler
Allen Superior Court
Lir
Hart Wayne Redevelopment Commission
Greens
Haydens
De Gaulle feud widens over Pompidou replacement
The article outlines disagreements within the Gaullist circle over Pompidou's replacement and De Gaulle's aim to stand above rivals. It notes Mourville preparing a cabinet, debates on funds for party operations, and a push to balance leadership with civil rights concerns amid a period of citywide reforms and youth employment programs.
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Pompidou
de Gaulle
Fume
de Morville
Toix
Chamber of Commerce, Urban League
Mayor's Commission On Human Relations
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties obituary roundup
A sweeping obituary notice lists multiple deaths in Madison and nearby counties, detailing names such as Halph A. Jogues and Myrtle Edwards along with survivors, burial plans, and service details across Anderson Marion Summitville Middletown and related towns. The fragmented text provides ages birthplaces and family connections for each decedent.
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Madison
Anderson
Susan Mae Louis Rites Planned In Cambridge City
Susan Mae Louis a4 of U5 Gay Sty Cambridge City died suddenly Sunday at her home. Funeral plans to be announced by the family. she is survived by relatives and friends in the area.
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Myrtle Edwards Marion
Myrtle 'Goldin Edwards
Wald 2
Gallatin SL
Marion
Madison County
Alvart
Matha Musick
Clyde Edwards
Fowler
Bureda
Hughes Jr
Alty
Juanita Medina
Harold
Washington Park
Catholic Church
Oirae
Rodrigues
San Antonio
Texas
Sival
Jrs
Susan Mae Louis
Gay Sty
Cambridge City
Nasser and Tito Hold Talks in Yugoslavia Amid Med Crisis
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic flies to Yugoslavia for talks with President Josip Broz Tito about easing the Middle East crisis. Observers note dissatisfactions after six days of talks with Russia and broader regional diplomacy. In other news, obituaries note services for local residents including Albert J. War and Mervin B. Olney. The UN and various nations watch for progress amid shifting Arab-Israeli tensions.
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United Press International
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Argh Republic
Yugoslavia
Mossieow
Tito
Geteva
London
Israel
Jordan
Beisan
Seth
Sea of Gatton
Funeral rites set for Mrs. Oupha Madge Johns
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Friday at Bethany Christian Church for Mrs. Oupha Madge Johns of Rt. 1. The Rev Lanis Kineman will officiate. Burial will follow at Bronnenberg Cemetery. Friends may call today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home or at the church prior to the service.
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Bater
Harold Huffman Srathers
Ister
Middletown
Neal
Muncie
Wonedia Dixon
Terfield
Anderson
Polard
Aml Shirey Punetal
Daleville
Mes
Idosepht T
Sida Vasbinderlynicdis
Cotrine Dixon
Washington
Wis Seomentery
Merritt Aniere
Merrill Ruvaler
Andere Son
Nelley B. Rumler
Bonnie Lai Saylee
Lark E. Pardue
Indianapolis
Oupha Madge Johns
Rt. 1
Bethany Christian Church
Lanis Kineman
Buri
Bronnenbverg
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Fel Hur
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