Uncertainty Over Plans For Democratic Convention in Chicago
Chicago AP reported Bell Telephone Co rejected its arbitration and Daley signaled use of city workers to install equipment for the Democratic National Convention. Labor groups urged private contractors and threatened to move the event if strikes continued, with July 28 as a key deadline.
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Abnois Bol} Telephone Co
Binis
Richard J. Daley
Bell
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Wday
Beli
T He Federal Mediation and Conculiation Service
IBEW
Mion
Euth
Fon
ML Hailey
Democratic National Camwhites
Bailey
Robert A. Nickey
Liew Systems Council
Bell Company
International Am Ire
le Convention Hall
Nickey
Any Wednesday at Geeting Summer Theatre
The Geeting Summer Theatre presents Any Wednesday as its second show of the season. Dramatic Players stage a witty comedy about a powerful executive and his weekly trysts at a large corporation. Rick Plummer directs a cast including a young fan who aids the plot.
Grand Jury Continues Hearing Witnesses in Madison County
The Madison County Grand Jury will continue hearing witnesses this morning at 11 o clock. The hearing follows the earlier presentation by County Prosecutor William Lawler of deaths including Larry Kramer and Donald Brown, with multiple civil and criminal cases described, and local events referenced such as a fatal road incident on Ind 9 near Prosperity Road.
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Activ
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Barbararity
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Associates Discount Corp
Wiliam Barker
Biel
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Norman Howard
Allen
Chicago
Jesse Ford
Vaughn
Linda Smith
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Algociales Finance Co., Inc
Office
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Stoptton
Aloe Sratratina
W. Cook
Snols Bell
Gok
Elsie Reveal
Datey
Joral
Orkit
Leleisian Maltesetafe
Nheamin
Navy Man Found Hiding In Barracks
A Mytar old sailor AWOL from Johnsville Naval Air Development Center was found living in a crawl space above a barracks. He had taped up a three foot high cell and used a radio a newspaper and a blanket as shelter. He disappeared on weekend leave and was declared absent without leave but no action has been reported.
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Navy
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Dehms
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
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Chicago
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Wisconsin Electric Power Go
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Malden
Mass
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Arizona
Huntpoldt
Neb
Bern
Kansas
Cincinnati
Miss Indiana finals to be broadcast widely this weekend
Twenty six Hoosier beauties compete in the Miss Indiana pageant this weekend with preliminaries on Thursday and Friday and the finals Saturday evening. The winner advances to Miss America in Atlantic City and the event will be aired in color by nine stations led by WISH and WFBT.
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UPI
Wivo
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WLBT
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Fort Wayne
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Indianapolis
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Fayette
WLEY
Louisville
Cincinnati
Nick Clooney
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Anderson Obituary for Fortha Scott Passes at 62
Mrs. Fortha Scott, 62, died Tuesday at 9 a.m. after two weeks of illness at Commun s Comnsuchy Hospital while living with her daughter Mrs. Josephine Lenn is at 1524 Arrow Ave. She was born July 4, 1996 in Circleville to George and Viola Grege and recently moved from Frankfort. Survived by husband Carmel Scott and three children including Mrs. Lenn is and Mrs. Mary laMonde.
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Arrow Ave
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Scoth
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Viola Grege
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Chesterfield
Th Scott
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Tony
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Ikel Second Baptist Church
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Richard Wat
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Teo Tsw
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Strike Vale
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Nissee
Edgar Jackson
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Arthur New
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Loe Utilities
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Anderson Board of Puttie Works
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Barl More
Rosemary Tayne
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iJend
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Shere
Funeral Services for Five Grandchildren Held
The obituary notes the funeral for five grandchildren conducted by Rev. Henry Dodson and Rev. Harry Richardson with burial at Greys Memorial Park Cemetery in Frankfort. The body was transported to Melntire, 209 Wilsx, and the service was led by the listed ministers.
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Eell
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Isd
eLone Grestatandehid
Henry Dodson
Harold
Melntire
Wilsx
Goodifia
Tome Irmert
Andere
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituary notices report multiple deaths including Gregory Brattain in Noblesville after leukemia treatment, infant John Crosmire stillborn at St. John’s Hospital, and other local deaths with funeral details. Surviving relatives and burial arrangements are listed for each case.
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Madison
Long list of obituaries and funeral notices in scattered text
Several obituaries and funeral notices describe services held in Anderson and nearby areas. References include Mrs Susie Watkins, Ruth Venable, and Mrs Neal among others. services at Second Baptist Church and local mortuaries. interment at various cemeteries. multiple family survivors listed.
United States imposes embargo on Rhodesian trade
UPI report notes US policy aligns with United Nations sanctions against Rhodesia over racial policies. The embargo targets trade with Southern Rhodesia, as Washington follows a May Security Council stance amid international pressure and calls for punitive measures.
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United Nations Security Council
Rhodesia
New Foreign Aid Funds Cut Indicated
Washington lawmakers clashed over foreign aid in a first round of debate as opponents pressed to cut money or pause the program. Indications emerged that another 40 million dollars could be cut after the administration had already pared the 2.2 billion request for the year starting July 1.
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Washington
House
Summitville collision injures driver after railing strike
A driver lost control of her car on Indiana 9 near Summitville on Monday and struck a railing. She told authorities she was driving north when the accident occurred and was processed at a Summitville clinic before being released.
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Gnaimitville
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Summitville
Drivi Borth
Funeral Rites For Charles Willitts And Nettie Streat
The notices announce funeral services for Nettie Streat 71 of Fairmount at Huot Funeral Home this afternoon and for Charles B. Willitts 34 of Lapel with burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery Footville officiated at Elsher Brothers Funeral Home Capel.
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Charles Willits
Elsher Brothtra Fueters
Capel
Charles B. Willitts
Lapes
Footville
Nixon rejects Rockefeller campaign message at Scranton meeting
Nixon told delegates in Scranton that Rockefeller believes heavy spending on public relations, newspaper advertising, and direct mail to two million voters and polls could turn the tide. He said such spending is too much and too late.
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Pese Caw Rockeller
Pennsylvania
Gay
Williams W. Scrantnn
Heller
Nesse
Wockefeller
Eight County Bands Compete in 1968 State Contest
About 1000 Madison County musicians join 73 bands in the eight county contest with daily practice sessions leading to a state event at the Fairgrounds. Morning rounds start at 9 with the top 18 bands returning for finals that night for cash prizes totaling 27300 and a six foot trophy. Spectators may attend morning sessions free while evening bleacher seats cost 1.00 and 1.50 for premium seating.
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