Government Ends Probe of Electras
FAA halts mandatory inspections of all Lockheed Electras in the United States after early tests on 40 planes show no wing cracks or corrosion. The agency had ordered checks following a crack found on an Electra in Australia, but rescinded the mandate as unnecessary after joint reviews with Lockheed and airline inspectors.
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Washington
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Mon- Gay
United States
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FAA
Electra
Australian Civil Aviation Department
Lockheed
Gondoliers Threaten Bonfire Over Taxi Boats in Venice Fracas
Fifty six gondoliers staged a blockade at St Marks, threatening to burn their boats unless Venice curbs motor taxi craft. They accuse motorboats of violating the Grand Canal speed limit and harming gondola business, staging a historical protest echoing a 1962 action.
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Venice
UPI
St. Marks Landing
Grand Canal
Ducal
Indiana Highway Death Toll Soars
United Press International reports the Indiana highway fatality toll rose to 672 on Monday with three more deaths, following twelve weekend fatalities including two Chicago Bears players. A series of crashes near Brazil Rochester and Danville killed several and injured others, with victims Toni Lawson eight year old Bruce Lawson and several adults.
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United Press International
Chicago Bears
Toni Lawson
Brazil
Bruce
Jerry Webster
Arthur Lee Wolfenbarger
Walkerton
James L. Baldwin
West Newton
Rochester
Terry Farmer
Kenneth AL. Box
Monticello
Baldwin
Ph Senth Rend
Mushy Love Songs Banned by Nationalist Chinese Committee
In Taipei Formosa a government committee listed 260 songs to be banned from the public including cha chas calypsos mushy love songs and nostalgic ballads marking a sweeping cultural censorship in Nationalist China.
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Taipei
Formosa
UPI
China
No Relief Seen In Hot Weather Across Indiana
The weekend heat and humidity persisted in Indiana with no relief likely until at least Wednesday or Thursday. Southerners sweltered as highs reached 88 to 94 across the state, with Fort Wayne and Cincinnati at 92 and Indianapolis near 90. a cooler front was expected to move in later in the week.
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Souther Hoosiers
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South Berdecording
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Louis- Ge
Cincinnati
Terre Taute
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Afayette
Evansville
County Winners From Page Vue Calf and Heifer Entries
Elwood entries include 5th street calf 6 summer and 11 junior yearling heifer John Howells of Anderson 6th junior yearling bull Beverly Bowells UE 4 of Anderson 13 junior yearling heifer Mervin Shuter and Family Alma Shuter of Frankton won many honors in the Red Poll competition with champion heifer 2nd jr yearling and 3rd junior bull calf and more. The piece also covers unrest in a city with police and guards, casualties, arrests, curfew, and actions taken.
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Page Vue
Elwood
John Howells
Anderson
Beverly [Bowells
Indianapolis Jewel Robberies Tie To Riots
Police linked multiple jewel thefts in Indianapolis from 1962 to 1963 to a wave of rioting in the city. Investigators noted suspects and a $100 tip that spurred arrests as guards enforced curfews and police faced gunfire and casualties during the unrest.
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Indianapolis
Ira G Davis Rites Set In Pendleton Amb
Ira G. Davis a longtime Pendleton native and World War I veteran who served as Pendleton postmaster and city controller will be laid to rest in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Services at Central Christian Church will be led by minister Ommen Price Schuster. burial in Anderson. Survived by Ora M Davis widow daughter Mrs Lyle Clapper six grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Ella Davis
Ora M. Davis
Lyle Clapper
Elwood
Fragmentary quote from player after game ends
The quote from Defensive end Bob Kileulier describes a brief farewell and a rapid conclusion minutes later, reflecting on the game's abrupt finish.
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Bob Kileulier
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Losses and Services
Obituary notices honor Grace Mae Whetstone Everett Whetstone Galimore Farrington and Gustave Noetzel. Details include birth dates, survivors, funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and memorial park burial plans. Community leaders and family members mourn as funerals are announced or pending.
Weaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Clyde Cummins 62 of 113 S Roth St died Monday at Ball Memorial Hospital after five days hospitalization. A retired well driller born Sept 14 1881 west of Middletown he was a son of Sanford and Laura Cummins. Surviving: two sisters Mrs May Guss and Mrs Esta Fish and two brothers Russell and Milton Cummins of Asc. The body to Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home.
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S. Roth St
Ball Memorial Hospita
Middletown
Sanfford
Laura Cummins
Nelilie
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Blue Lodge
St. John's Lutheran Church
May Guss
Esta
Fish
Russell ‘l
Milton Cummins
Ascderson
Ballard and Shirey
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Calllin Emporia
Ind
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Emma S
Obituary notices and campaign remarks in Indiana papers
Funeral services are set for Nettie B. Stover 78 of Hartford City at 2 30 p m at Keplinger Funeral Home with burial at Matthews Cemetery Surviving are Ruth Campbell Nancy Fuller Winifred Bradford three sisters Mrs Smith Mrs Meadows Mrs Noetzel and three brothers Henry Edmond and Carl Noetzel The story also notes Thomas McKinney deaths and a campaign recap featuring William Buckley remarks by Senator Everett Dirksen about GOP strategy and leadership
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Hartford City
Nettie B. Stover
Keplinger
Matthews Ener
Stover
Ruth
Lloyd Campbell
Nancy Fuller
Elkhart
Winifred Bradford
Long Beach
East Hamps
Youn McKinney
Mass
Edmond Noetzel
Obituary: Mrs. Gibson Passes Away in Alexandria Area
Mrs. Gibson died early Monday at Bricht Memorial in Muncie. She leaves two daughters Velma Ruth Waymire of Muncie and Betty Ann Berry of Indianapolis, a son Paul Thurston of Alexandria, a sister and a brother, nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services at Earl M. Kyle Funeral Home Thursday 1:30 p.m. Burial Elm Ridge Cemetery Muncie.
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Velma Ruth Waymire
Muncie
Betty Ann Berry
Indianapolis
Paul Thurston
Alexandria
Raymond Swindell
Harold Gale
Daleville
Earl M. Kyle
Elm Ridge Cemetery
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Inii
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Joel
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Lynn Gibson
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Pat) Roach
Miss Linda
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Rt. 3
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Butz Funeral
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Rozelle Funeral Home
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Evanston
Brookside
Ceme
Modlin
Pillsbury Workers Back After Short Strike
A brief walkout at the Pillsbury Refrigerated Dough Products Co. plant in New Albany Indiana ended hours after it began. Company spokesman P M Wallace cited a misunderstanding over labor terms and said production would resume with negotiations planned for next week. About 500 hourly workers were affected.
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Iark Cehedating
Wallan St. Marion
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Diana Bell ‘Telephone Company
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U S Sees Vietnam War Not Yet Reaching Critical Point
Officials say South Vietnam fields 200000 regulars and 200000 in a paramilitary force while Viet Cong numbers hover around 80000. Guerrilla experts warn 10 soldiers may be needed per guerrilla. Since December 1961, 159 Americans have been killed in combat and seven in accidents.
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U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Riot Suppression With Tear Gas and Fire Hoses
Police used tear gas and warning shots as violence escalated with rioters throwing rocks bottles cans and gasoline bombs. Officers clubbed attackers while firemen sprayed responders with high pressure water.
Funeral Service for Mrs Lola Madge Taylor
Mrs Lola Madge Taylor 63 of 1103 Broadway will have services at 10 am at the Christian Temple with Rev Paul Jordan Rev Nellie Bassman and Rev Robert Caveness officiating. Burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Brown and Butz Funeral Home handling arrangements. Friends may call at the residence or Brown and Butz during visiting hours.
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Lola Madge Taylor
Broadway
Christian Temple
Paul Jordan
Nellie Bassman
Robert Caveness
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Mrs. Thurston Dies At Home
Hazel OM Thurston aged 67 wife of Sam Thurston longtime farmer of Rt 2 on Jackson St. Pike died Monday evening at her home.
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Hazel Om, Thurston
Sam. Thurston
Rt. 2
Jackson St. Pike
GOP Women Hear Speaker In Madison County Meeting
Madison County Women's Republican Club meets at Mrs. William Peck 1127 Greenway Dr with John Feighner GOP candidate for Fifth District speaking. Party plans a county picnic at Beulah Park Alexandria Aug 30 with U S Senate candidate D Russell Bongarter as principal speaker.
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Hancock Counties
Madison County
Republican Club
William Peck
Greenway
John Feighner
Marion
GOP
Beulah Park
Alexandria
D. Russell
Tragic Morning After Football Players Calmly Recall Loss
Two Chicago Lemuaned Frant cenoer learned of the tragedy at dawn. Bill Wade packed Willie’s belongings in a box and faced a heart breaking duty. Bennie M Rae said he nearly joined Willie and Bo at the club to watch the track meet on TV. Ed O Brado vich reflects on being among the last there.
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Frant
Bennie M Rae
Willie
Ed O'Bradovich
Moon Mission Faces Scheduling Changes and New Landing Zone
The plan shifts the Friday morning moon mission from Thursday with Copernicus and Mare Imbrium identified as the target area. About thirteen minutes before Ranger 7 crash lands, six cameras will capture over 4,000 closeups and send them to Goldstone, California, to aid future manned lunar flights after six years of missed moon shots.
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SAC Jet Crashes Killing Four Crew Members
A Strategic Air Command B47 jet bomber crashed on takeoff from Lincoln Air Force Base killing four crew members. The dead were Capt. Thomas E. Sutton Lt. David C. William Maj. John Sakry and 1st Lt. Terrance P. Murphy. A fragment about a 1811 comet is included in the text.
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