Indiana considers 65 year retirement for state workers
A plan by Indiana officials to set a uniform retirement age for state employees faces debate. The Indiana Personnel Division and State Highway Department propose moving toward 65 by age for all state workers, while remaining commissions argue 70 was the prior rule. The General Assembly will decide in 1969. Robert A. Calhoun, president of the Indiana State Employer Association, said the association helped keep the 65 maximum from being adopted in the new rules.
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Arab leadership in flux as Nasser faces replacement talk
London reports indicate President Gamal Abdel Nasser's grip on Arab leadership weakens amid calls for urgent leadership overhaul. Algeria's Houari Boumediene touted as possible successor while opposition voices question legality and fairness of retirement policy changes for state employees.
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London
UPD
Sai Youag
Gamal Abdel” Nasser
Algeria
Houan
Burns Harbor Bethlehem strike idles 3000 workers
About 3,000 Bethlehem Steel Burns Harbor workers were idled Friday after a Thursday night walkout, with roughly 400 pickets at plant entrances. The stoppage followed union actions and reported leadership disputes amid broader Middle East tensions.
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Chesterton, Ind
UPI
Burns Harbor
Bethlehem Steel Co
United Steel
Isoleator
Bethelehem Offi- Moscow
Boumedienné
Ed Ben Bella
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Russa Epee
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Middle East
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London
Sugreet Hha
Arai
Egypt
London Gang Figure Is Sentenced Again for Jury Tampering
London gang figure Charles Rich, 33, who previously served two years for torture and extortion, received an additional 20 years for jury tampering. The sentences run concurrently. Rod Steiger to star in No Way to Treat a Lady at Paramount Hollywood.
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London
UPI
Charles Rich
Sveiger
Paramount Hollywood
Rod Steiger
Sat Lee
All Of Aden Made Unsafe I By Terrorists
A Western correspondent reports escalating violence in Aden with grenade blasts, rocket fire, and rifle shots within a 50 yard radius of a hotel. A Sonali Airlines transfer agent is killed. an Arab taxi driver is shot in a coffee shop. The conflict endangers bystanders, with 268 dead since anti-British terrorism began. The writer notes pervasive risk and little real safety despite British troops and security posts.
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Sonali 4 Airlines
Sheikh Othman
NFL
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Tater
Indiana Gas Water Co sale approved in seven towns
Final approval by the Public Service Commission allows the sale of Indiana Gas and Water Co water utilities in Crawfordsville Franklin Jeffersonville New Albany Noblesville Shelbyville and Clarksville for 12.5 million dollars The purchaser a newly formed wholly owned subsidiary of Consolidated Water Corp of Delaware will operate the waters under the new contract approved May 1 and the financing plan will bring in 23466 to the state general fund.
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Indiana Gas & Water Co
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Crawfordsville
Franklin
Jeffersonville
New Albatry
Noblesville
Shelbyville
Clarksville
Consolidated Water Corp
Delaware
Indiana’ 'Gas
PSC
State General Fund
Mrs Rose Denny Dies At Boston
Mrs Rose Denny dies in Boston with services pending. The article notes upcoming meetings and events at local groups, including Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority cookout at a home and 4 H demonstrations led by Pam Williams and others. Details mention reservations for 76 4 Hers and involvement of Martha Circle and First Presbyterian Church in Indiana State Fair preparations.
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Rose Denny
Boston
Anderson Mall
Sigma Alpha Chi
Ann Fettig
Elwood
Pam Williams
Carl Elwood
Alyn Kuolts
Jetta Kincaid
Rosemary Haites
Connersville
Susanne
Indiana
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Pam
Martha
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First Presbyterian Church
Duck Creek Two
Jolly Maid
Victor Lynas
Barbara Williams
Grant Homecoming Slated Sunday
FAIRMOUNT annual Grant Homecoming planned for Sunday July 23 with morning services at Grant Methodist Church at 9 30 a m a basket dinner at 12 30 p m and program at 2 p m Artur Payne heads the program committee Fritz Hiatt is president Also plans for a district picnic to aid veterans at the VA hospital Marion Monday July 24 by the Fairmount VFW Auxiliary locally supplied fried chicken green beans and pies The picnic is sponsored by VFW Auxiliaries in the district
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Fairmount
Grant
Grant Methodist
Artur Payne
Fritz Hiatt
Marion
Fairmount Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary
VFW
Theifth
Language of Fans Through History and Fashion
The article traces the evolution of hand fans from ancient cooling devices to symbolic social tools in Europe and Asia. It notes the fan as a flirtation instrument in the 18th century, its expressive language, and how Paris became a central fanmaking hub. It covers royal, social, and wedding connections, the decline in the 20th century, and a brief note on deep water in the Great Lakes news segment.
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Air Condi
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Europe
Spain
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France
Paris
England
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George II
William Am Page
Sally Rand
Implied Israeli Army Reshaping Casts Greene West Trip
A fragmented report notes deep impressions of Israel’s armed forces amid 50 years of change. It mentions studies of Israel’s military modernization and budget cuts affecting the army and air force, with references to West German pilots and related defense shifts.
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Igs Monta
Israel
Alse Army
Air Force
Finnish tourists flock to Soviet bargains and black market rubles
Helsinki reports Finns and Russians flocking to Soviet markets for luxury items and cheap rubles, with Moscow crime dramas warned against. The trend reflects neutral Finnish policy and ongoing concerns about border controls and East West trade.
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Helsinki
Seth
Soviet Union
Yacali
Sidon
Seale
Thome
Estonia
Roe
Manary
Leningrade
Tallin
Israel
Europe
Notable Ladies Attend Turner's Dinner Event
Mrs. Bessie Turner and Mrs. Frank Day hosted a gathering with eleven members present. Gifts were exchanged, table decor featured blue and white with a summer bouquet as centerpiece.
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Frank Day
Ibouquet
Elwood Mercy Hospital Report Details Transfers and Obituary Notes
James E Armstrong transferred from hospital in Elwood to duty in Korea. Funeral Mass for Ed Alvord and notices for Mrs Armstrong and G Armstrong appear. Rev Thomas Zimmer to lead services. interment planning at local cemetery. Army hospital reports indicate wounds from South Korea and Vietnam combat. Funeral arrangements handled by Karl M Kyle Funeral Home.
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Korea
Eecamilles
Eliwood - Pfe
Ed Alvord
Ital
Am Armstrong
Ite
Baker
Alee Bile
G. Armstrong
Alexandria
Orhaneh
Fei
Trinting Co
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Elwood
Joga Hospital
Japan
South Korea
Mary's Catholic Church
Armstrong
Thomas Zimmer
Inter-lery
McGlynn
Fairmounting
Nient
South Vietnam
Wudelery
Karl M. Kyle
Rargements
I First Tally Philadelphia First US Daily Paper 1784
The early Philadelphia daily newspaper, claimed as the first in the United States, debuted in 1784 marking a milestone in American journalism. The fragment notes the newspaper’s claim to primacy and its 18th century roots.
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