Crash Kills Area Woman in Rural Madison County
The Madison County crash on U S 36 at Main Street Road near Antler Street left Ruth Cheever of Moundsville W Va dead from a skull fracture after a two-vehicle collision. Her husband, Robert Hannum, 61, was injured along with three others. The wreck occurred at about 4 40 pm Sunday increasing the county toll to match last year. Coroner Cecil Carmichael said the victim died from the fracture.
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Madison County
Rt. 5
Everett Cheever
St. John's Hospital
Middletown
U.S
U. S
Lice
Luke
Main St
Bond Jr
Nichol
Main Y
Antler
St. Rd
Percillon
Robert F. Hannum
Ruth Cheever
Moundsville
W. Va
Rt. 2
Mid
Aletown
Cecil Carmichael
Hannum
ChaRes East
Indiana
Truce Teams Move In Along Suez Canal Watch Cease-Fire
UN observers began posting along the Suez Canal to monitor the cease-fire between Israel and Egyptian forces. Headquarters were set at Ismailia while Gen. Odd Bull of UNTSO shuttled between Cairo and Jerusalem amid Cairo objections and a sharp protest from UN Secretary General Thant. The eight observers narrow the buffer role, reporting violations and maintaining positions as Arab and Israeli forces clash elsewhere.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
Bae Era
Fourman
U.N
Algeria
Odd Bull
Truce Supervisory Organization
UNTSO
Cairo
Jerusalem
Area Ee
New York
Ismaila
el Quantara
Bull
Cheever
Walkialkie
Ballard
Shirey Funeral Home
Widdletown
Bilt 'Atonal i Shapman
Bural
Miller Cemetery
Spaceflight Hazard Cited for Astronauts in Long Voyages
A panel from the Space Science Board warns that extended space missions carry risks of radiation shortening lifespans and increasing cancer chances. The report notes safety standards must balance mission goals with health protections, acknowledging the small group of specialists shaping policy and the tension with practical exploration needs.
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Washington
Space Science Board of
Te ‘National Research Council
Aed
Weight H. Ofalion
Newark Crisis Ends Curfew Ordered Off
The Newark crisis ended Monday after 24 lives lost over five days of rioting. In Plainfield, a fatal shooting and continued unrest raised fears of a wider spark. Governor Hughes announced the end of the curfew as National Guardsmen began withdrawal and police investigated planning behind the attacks.
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Newark
N.J
Plainfield
Richard J. Hughes
Watts
Las” An
37 Prisoners Die In Blazing Florida Camp
In Berzydale Florida a remote prison camp fire killed 37 inmates after occupants set fire to wooden barracks when a television broke. Of 51 prisoners, 14 escaped. six were burned. Guards reported the fire followed destruction of light fixtures and a hurling of a TV to the floor.
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Joy
Flo
Florida
Bererydale
Fla
UPI
U S Air Units Hit N Vietnam In Rain and Smoke
U S air forces raided targets around Saigon and the Mekong Delta as heavy rain limited contact with the enemy. U S units reported light artillery activity while propagandist leaflets dropped inland. Marines and Army units engaged in counterfire and dismounted operations near Con Thien and Quang Ngai, with reports of casualties and ongoing operations in the DMZ area.
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Saigon
Mekong
U.S
U.S. Beth Light Infantry Brigade
Igon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Con ‘Thien
Lars
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Aroyer Morton
Warmer temperatures end Indiana cold spell with rain
Scattered showers spread across Indiana on Monday and a warm spell broke the four day cold wave. Highs rose into the 60s, with overnight lows in the 60s, while forecasts warned of more warm conditions and possible precipitation through midweek. Reports include weather notes from Purdue and local residents, with several mentions of affected towns and a focus on how the milder spell could impact crops and farm conditions.
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United Fress International
Indiana
Mercury
Heath
Anderson
Erry
Clark
A. Clark Sr
Restand
Fens
David Bronnen
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Lberg
Sherman St
Bay
Roy Martin
Purdue University Agricultur
Brookline
Max Benson
North Judson
Robert Strasz
Gerald Spore
Muckheim
Whiteland
Joe Burrell
St. John's
Ture
Thomas D.\tal
Adams
West Central
Central
James Ball
Straszheim
St. A
Purdue
Walter
Wilburn
Hal
L. Stirm
Wood
Oakdale Dr
Martin E. Mor
Sgt
Benson
6Th St
Jerry Harris
Pearl St
New Arrivals Highlighted By Evans and Fllis Families
A brief local notice lists Mr and Mrs Evans welcoming a boy as new arrivals at their home on Main Street. The item also mentions Mr and Mrs Donald Fllis in a separate line, with a reference to a suspect search tied to a local incident.
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Evans
Redistricting Talks Begin in Canapoli
Eleven lawmakers began work on a single congressional district plan for Indiana, facing a tight deadline. Co chairmen Sen Walter A Saran and Rep Jack Smitherman said progress was limited but progress was made. Governor Branigin promised a map if a plan gains support. A 12 member committee will craft the districting proposal under party caucus procedures.
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Canapoli
UPI
Walter A.saran
East
Chicago
Jack Smitherman
Mooresville
Indiana
Ipeec
Elcing
Branigin
Kers
Joseph Him
Clark
R-Anderson
Smitherman
Smith
Legserman
Ema
Baran
Sain
Elwood police detain man after Carter Super Market robbery
Police picked up Mark Henn of Elwood and took him to the station then toward Frankton where his car had been found. At the scene shooting occurred during the Super Market robbery. Henn slept until about 8 am Monday, then was moved to Frankton to recover his car, which had been stolen again and remained missing.
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Elwood
Mark Henn
Frankton
Carter Super Market
Henn
Frankiin
Republican Mayor Candidates Attend Campaign School in Indianapolis
Republican mayoral nominees across Indiana gathered in Indianapolis for a training day dubbed campaign school. The program covered campaign strategy techniques advertising surveys and computer operations with prominent instructors including Rep. William C. Cowger and Ray Humphreys. Cowger spoke at a noon luncheon titled Win the Small Ones and You Win Big. Charles McCall national committee arts and science director also spoke on surveys.
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Campaign School
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
GOP
William C. Cowger
Ray
Louisville
Ray Humphreys
National Committee
Cowger
Srd
Charles McCall
One Arrest In Raid For Sunday Liquor Sales On West Side
A raid on Sunday afternoon at Market, 918 W. 17th St., led to one arrest for violating Sunday closing laws. The identified man reportedly purchased a six pack of beer and was jailed after bond was posted. Harold Smith and another local man were involved and taken to jail.
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West-side
17Th St
Ieon Margy
Harold Smith
Trains Roll Again On Some Rail Lines After Strike End
President Johnson signed a one day rushed bill ending the first general railroad strike since 1946. The measure sets no strike and no lockout and creates a five member board to seek a compulsory settlement within 90 days if needed. Trains could begin rolling again Tuesday morning as unions are ordered back to work.
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Johnson
White House
Senate
House
Sattee
Son In
W. Willard Wirtz
Joseph ‘A. Califano
Minimines Threaten Florida Coast Beach Area
A coast wide sweep along a beach from Santa Rosa Island to Choctawhatchee Bay uncovered minimines and a 260 pound fragmentation bomb. Minor injuries were reported as people were exposed when munitions drifted ashore after jettisoning from an Air Force ordnance training mission from Eglin.
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Monty' Slong
Santa Rosa Island
Choctawhatchee Bay
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Eglin Air Force Base
Gulf
Eleven Hurt In Many Area Wrecks
Eleven persons were injured in multiple accidents around Anderson and nearby counties on Monday. Rain slick roads caused several collisions including a four-car pileup on Broadway near Shady Side Park at 4 pm. One woman was arrested for driving with no valid license. Investigations by officers Vironet and Wreck Wye identified drivers Wal Holder 28 of 3800 Indiana 9 North and others in chain-reaction crashes along Ind 109 and Nichol Ave. All injured were treated and released at Community Hospital.
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Anderson
Broad Way
Shadyside’ Park
John Vi
Holder
Willliam J. Kuklenski
Rt 3
Donald E. Shirley
Ve Pci
Lind~berg Rd
Ind
Loys Gay Yost
Southview Dr
Raymond E. Boblandier
Rt. 2
Summitville
Ralph W. Collier
Alexandria
Coveressest vi Lin
Boblander
Collier
Boblander I
Yost
Gary Rodney
Teressa
Io Tomunity
Nichol Ave
William Shetterly
John St
Ee Ae Iff Department
Offic
Shetterly
Martha L Kittron
Ranike Dr
Edgewood Dr
Kitton
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