Precautions Against Power Failures Asked in Federal Suits
Two federal power lawsuits totaling 553500 name The Fullly Co an Analacapts firm and allege misuse of drugs in connection with a heatwave. Suits filed in Nash vil le Tenn and Cincinnati claim the firm contributed to power strain and urge steps like load shedding and emergency procedures. Federal Power Commission chairman Lee C White says resources will aid Nebraska in investigating recent outages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ura
Fi Ully Co
Washington
API) — Ag
FPC
Nash
Tuesville
Tenn
Cincinnati
FPG
Lee C. White
Mondésy
Nebraska
White
Frank B. Morrison
Federal Power Commission
Dominic Jorfida
Tarapole
Sorfida
Bosl
Metro Unit Seeks Funds for School District Projects
Waldo Canaday, treasurer of the Central Madison County Metro litan School District, seeks a $14,500 appropriation from the cumulative building fund to improve grounds and driveways at Valley Grove Leach Chesterfield College Corner Frankton Elementary and Junior Highs and Frankton High schools. Ann Clair Stephens announced a $50,000 municipal bonds offering for Chesterfield’s municipal building at town hall July 26. Mary Dena Waymire notes the July 18 township advisory board meeting will consider $300 for poor relief drugs and $1,300 for poor relief food and clothing from the township fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Canaday
Madison County Metrolitan
Valley Grove
Leach
Chesterfield
College Corner
Frankton
Ann Clair Stephens
Mary Dena Waymire
Duck Creek Tnp
Former Ad Manager Sustains Hand Injury At Home Workshop
William Bil Parker, former Advertising Manager for The Anderson Herald and longtime Knoxville Journal salesman, lost three fingers on his left hand while using a power saw in his home workshop. He was hospitalized at Baptist Hospital. the index finger may be saved but will be stiff. Parker, 3098 East Street, Knoxville, planned shelving when the accident occurred.
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William
Bil) Parker
Anderson Herald
Knoxville
Tenn.) Journal
Baptist Hospital
Parker
Eith St
the Herald
News-Sentinal
Jovrnal
Hoosiers View New York As Hard Heartbeat City
A seven day trip to Puerto Rico ended with nineteen Indianapolis Boys returning to Indiana and reporting New York as a hard heartless place. Chaperone Patrolman James Ancelet described the shock of stranded students at Kennedy Airport and praise for Port Authority staff who arranged meals, lodging, and transit to Newark to catch a flight home.
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New York
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Police Athletic League
Puerto Rico
James Ancelet
Ancelet
Midwest
Port Authority
Kennedy Airport
Harry Meyers
Bobi Miglas
Edwards Schmidt
American Airlines
Ree
Findig
International Hotel
Newark
Press
Liharation
Spen
Peking
Omington
Ind
Herman J. Muller
United States
Nism
Indiana University
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations
Univer- Washington
Canj
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Red
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Iet Nam
Maxwell J. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Southiet Nam
Sewer Blast Burns Hammond Man in Hammond
In Hammond Indiana an accumulation of sewer gas caused a sewer to explode injuring Mickey Elis in front of his home. He was listed in critical condition at St Margaret Hospital after the blast. A bus crash near Keble England killed one woman and injured 25 others on a trip with elderly passengers.
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Hammond
Ind
UPD
Mickey Elis
St. Margaret Hospital
Keble
England
Missile Ship Commissioned in Boston
The guided missile frigate USS William J. Standley was commissioned at the Boston Naval Shipyard Charlestown. At 7,930 tons the destroyer was named for Admiral William H. Standley former chief of naval operations and wartime ambassador to Russia. Rear Adm. John Leydon led the ceremony with other flag officers including Rear Adm. W. H. Standley Jr. and Rear Adm. Means Johnston. Captain Cornelius F. Maul assumed command.
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Boston
UPS
William J. Standley
Charlestown
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Russia
John Leydon
Naval Research
Standley
Sacramento
Calif
Means Johnston
1St Naval District
Cornelius F. Maul
Groversville
N.Y
New York
4H Members To Go Abroad on 92 Day Tour
A group of 4H club members from Indiana will depart July 19 for a 92 day people-to-people goodwill tour of Europe. They will meet U S and foreign government officials and European youth leaders. The itinerary includes Belgium Holland the Soviet Union Poland Germany and Denmark. Harold B Taylor state head youth programs and his wife will lead the trip.
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Lafayette
Ind
UPI
H Club
Europe
Hoosier Young al
United States
Vwill
Belgium
Holland
Soviet Union
Poland
Germany
Den
Harold B. Taylor
Indiana Cooperative Extension Service
Soviet American dual track meet canceled in Los Angeles
An increasing wave of anti American propaganda led to mass meetings at schools and factories and the abrupt cancellation of the Soviet American dual track meet planned for July 23 24 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Man Drowned Saving Wife and Child in White River
Lewis McVay 32 of Salem was found in White River after drowning while attempting to save his wife Delores and 12 year old daughter Brenda who went under. Deputies recovered his body a mile east of Fort Rutner in Jackson County as onlookers and other swimmers aided Delores and Brenda.
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White River
Fort Ritner
Ind
Lewis McVay
Rt. 3
Salem
Jwrile
Washington County
McVay
Fort Rutner
Jackson County
Brenda
Delores
Ilis
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Veviex
Tazapuri
W. R. King
Monterey, Tenn
Willie Pearl King
King
Nicaragua
L'Dea Mandy
Weetranic Computer Programming Institute of
Fort. Wayne
ECPI
Indiana Central
St. Francis Colleges
Metro Unit
IBM
Compromater
Indiana Business College
13Th & Meridian
Home Workshop
Ralph Helsinger
Lett
Ann Scott
Wabash
Suzon Bashow
Rt. 7
Anderson
Judith Mayo
Dunkirk
Gill Hitchcock
Farmland
Charles Fay
Fort Wayne
Gay Cook
Sheila Weschke
Hartford City
Debbie Gingerich
Syracuse
Associated Press
Hoyt Wright
Alec
Dacron
Navy
Armstrong
Sa. Velve
Saigatone
By Armstrong
Congoleum Nairn
LURAN
Bigelow
Dresden
Chatham Place
Acapulco
Ravandale
Resedo
Kentile
Armstron
Santa Fe
NAIRN
Schogers
Meridian Street
Moscow
North
Bucharest
North Viet Nam
Tranoi
Haiphong
Communist Party Central Committee
Anderson Art Glass
Ood
Massengill
W. 11Th
BOTA
Sven Remmeat
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