Nasser Accepts Talks Bid Amid Arab Peace Push
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser said he accepted U S proposals through Secretary of State Hogan for a cease fire and Arab settlement in the Middle East while insisting Israel must withdraw and Palestine rights be recognised. He spoke before the Arab Socialist Union on the revolution’s anniversary, urging a removal from occupied lands and recognition of Palestinian rights.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Starling
Atdle East
Srad
Nixon
William P. Hogers
Nasser
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Israel
Arab Socialist Uniion
Wgypt
Palestine
Olympic Airways
Athens
Nas
Jamas Peyal
Tel Aviv
Abba Evan
Soviet Union
Hasiby
Trelha
Charles Steven Stwisov
Eban
Fort N. Harrison St
Hare Freign
Nitob
Elmood
Point Tavern
Alexandere
Brian
Tucker
Libya
U.S. State Department
Lawrence
Rban
Simison
Alexandria Pullci
Rogers
Son County
Korean Cut Will Proceed Amid U.S. Korea Talks
Reports from Honolulu say U S plans to reduce 60 000 troops in the Republic of Korea proceed with modernization of South Korea’s forces. Officials stressed no change in U S position and said talks will determine timing for withdrawals.
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Honolulu
UPI
United States
South Korea
Jack Canuoo
United Slavs
Republic of Korea
Cannon
Paik Waeng Koul
Jerry Priedheirs
Bia
Cannoo
U.S
Chelat
Baker Brotlers
John Zuber
David Packard
Jung Nan
Jivk
Moderniaing
Sorésa
Sdulk
Korea
Jing
Pacific
Death Notice for Paul W. Cramer in Indiana
Paul W. Cramer of 821 W Second Siced died shortly after noon Thursday at St. John’s Hospital after a period of illness. He was 70, formerly of Greene County, son of Archibald and Lillis Mac Day Cramer, and lived in Anderson. He worked 20 years at Container Corporation as a designer and was a member of Meadowbrook Baptist Church and Local 1015 of the UPP. Surviving are his widow Tone Porter Cramer, a daughter Paula Wagner of Anderson, a stepdaughter Cheryl Stanly of Anderson, two sisters Gladys Deckard and N illie Sparks of Linton, three brothers Floyd of Linton, Henry of Bloomington, and George of Indianapolis, and two grandchildren.
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Paul W. Cramer
St. John's Hospital
Marek
Greene County
Archibald
Lillis Mac Day Cramer
Anderson Sluce
Joan Swiilivan
Container Corporation
Meadowbrook
Delbert Turner Sr
Gary Tomlinson
Belbert
Turner Sr
Elwood
Gary J. Tomline
Sharman
Oakland Court
Hig
Bail A Memorial Hospital
Murcia
Slaher
Milnes
Ifo Swaytee la Berl C
Marylivas Dyner
Gary
Heauly
Cates
Satan
Wislong
Andarech
Turner Radie Saldaithe
Violet’ Land Service
Tomlinson
Orpha E. Webster
St. Joseph's Cathille Church
Turmer
Wiforw
Dillpegty Hetil
Bart L. Turner
Roatoke
Lshom
Estel Turvarlino
James Roland Lot Anderson
William Hatsell
Gise Ann
Tarper
Atanta
Tvo
Joy Sélia Belatay
Steate
Atlanta
Harold
Rozelle
Copher and Fus
Saturiar Funeral
Viet Nam War Position Debate
Fragmentary text shows a discussion on U S involvement in the Viet Nam conflict. It references uncertainty, potential congressional responsibility, and a call for Congress to perform its function in decisions about involvement.
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Viet Nam
Congress
Government urges use of American terms over Mafia labels
In a confidential memorandum Attorney General Jonn N. Mitchell orders the Justice Department and related agencies to stop using terms like Mafia and Cosa Nostra in news releases speeches or public statements. President Rixon concurs that Italian Americans are offended by these terms and directs adoption of American names for organized crime references. A department spokesman said the move follows complaints and is not tied to recent protests in New York City.
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UPL
Rixon
Jonn N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Cosa Nostra
Italixar
FAC
Edgar Moorer
Wedl
la Cosa Nostra
Mitchell
Syndicata
FSI
New York
Speaker Jessamyn West Will Address Society
A public program features writer Jessamyn West delivering remarks on culture and community at the society event. The appearance highlights literary engagement and local cultural discourse.
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Jessamyn West
Ripcord and Saigon Battles Highlight Vietnam War News
The report covers the Ripcord base engagement near the A Shau Valley with major American losses and helicopter evacuations, plus related fighting in Cambodia and the broader war’s toll. It notes 60 dead at Hamburger Hill similar to Ripcord numbers and cites Lon Nol in Phnom Penh discussing Thai and allied help amid ongoing combat.
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Valley Duri
Sass
101S Airborne Division
Bilocani
Cambodia
Rona
Phnom Penh
Ripcord
Vietnam
A Shau
Hua
South Vietnam
Hamburger Hill
Isafer
LS. Command
UPO
Bangkok
Nce
Lon Yul
Thailand
U.S
Foe Pours
16 Nation Satellite Launch Reported
A late night launch of the eighth and final Intelsat 3 satellite marks a major step for international communications. The $8 million craft, owned by Comsat and 75 partner nations, will bolster telephone and television relays over the Pacific and Indian Oceans while funerary rites and local notices appear in the surrounding chapters of the report. The event is tied to Arlington Chapel and interment details for multiple individuals mentioned within the era’s scope.
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Reve
Othal Fithian Aunch Control Center
Earth
Baker Brothers
Othal Fithian
Cincinnati Ave
Alresded
Anderson
Inter Rirevlar
Anderson Memorial Park
Brown and Buzz
Western Pacific
Tor Mes
Ji Julia Brown
Central Ave
Andermpacecraft
Amerison Memorial Park
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices list Delbert Turner Sr Gary Tomlinson Belbert Turner Sr and other local residents. Details include birth dates deaths here in Elwood Anderson and Madison County with family survivors and funeral arrangements at local funeral homes and churches.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Soapbox derby trials and awards in Anderson meet
Derby drivers prepare for Sunday race with car inspections at 3 50 p m and a pre race wheel check. Townsend notes national level standard and 1965 Anderson practice. An awards banquet at Larders Restaurant next Wednesday honors entrants including Carl Orbik Jr Jim Higgins Roy Knotts Greg Randolph and many others. Interment is scheduled for Frank Punter 78 with services at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Baker Brothers
National Tins
Frank Punter
S. 10Th St
Shel
Townsend
Ier
Jack Hunter
Muncie
East Maplewood
Heam
Anderson
Larder
Carl Orbik Jr
Jim Higgins
Roy Knotts
Greg Randolph
Fragmentary notice on aiding value and property
Fragmentary OCR text references property value and aiding notice. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Indicates possible legal or local matter but lacks concrete details or entities to identify.
Final Rites for Mrs Vernia McAllister Held at Baker Brothers
Funeral services set for 3 p m today at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Mrs Vernia McAllister 78 of Woodlawn Drive Elm Ridge Cemetery in Muscle Survivors include three daughters Mrs Lola Davia and Mrs Wayne Dora Phenala both of Anderson and Mrs Richard Mary Lewis of Atlante a son Owen Madllister of Anderson three sisters Mrs Francis Luis McCourt Mitchell Mrs Everett Eva Hall Bedfont and Mrs Wa Mac Lancaster Stamping Ground two brothers J P Neal Anderson Rules Neal Kentucky five grandchildren and no great grandchildren
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Baker Brothers
Vernia McAllister
Woodlawn
Tatesment
Elm Ridge Cemetery
Muscle
Lola Davia
Wayne
Dora) Phenala
Anderson
Richard
Mary) Lewis
Atlante
Owen Madllister
Mra
Francis
Luis) McCourt
Mitchell
Everett
Eva) Hall
Bedfont
Mac. Lancaster
Stampingground
J.P
Neal
Rules Neal
Kentuckey
Schildren
Weir Cook Airport Plans Seven Million Facility Expansion
Indianapolis officials unveil a seven million dollar expansion plan for Weir Cook Airport funded by the airport authority. Details describe new facilities and upgraded passenger amenities intended to boost regional air service and capacity.
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Weir Cook
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