African Groups Have Unified Army Dreams
African leaders envision a unified black army marching on white ruled regimes in Rhodesia Angola Mozambique and South Africa. They acknowledge untrained northern forces would be outmatched at present while whites fortify with armor and airpower and defend a large white population amid regional coups and border tensions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
Congo
Ghana
Nigeria
Africa
Central Africa
Sahara
Republic
Zambia
Hendrik Verwoerd
Cro Magnon Skull Fragment Found Near Samarkand
Tass reports a 40 000 year old Cro Magnon skull fragment with ten preserved teeth unearthed near Samarkand in central Asia. Uzbek archaeologist David Lev leads a long running Soviet excavation at the site with a prior bone fragment discovery four years ago.
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Moscow
UPI
Samarkand
Central Asia
Tass
David Lev
Lev
Asia
Soviet National Academy of Sciences
Coppes Seeks Speakership in Indiana House
State Rep. John F. Coppes of Nappanee announced he will seek the Indiana House speakership if re-elected in November. He has four two year terms and has chaired the Ways and Means Committee general support for a Republican majority. The current speaker is Richard Bodine.
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Nappanee
Ind
UPI
John F. Coppes
Rnappanee
Coppes
Indiana
Richard Bodine
D-Mishawaka
Du Bois Club Leader to Speak at Bloomington Teach-In
Franklin Alexander national president of the W. E. B. Du Bois Clubs will discuss Viet Nam and the Negro Peoples Struggle at a teach-in Friday at Indiana University's Memorial Union. The event is sponsored by the Committee to End the War in Viet Nam.
Elwood Social Activities Highlight Community Clubs
Elwood area groups post a busy slate with the Co operative Homemakers meeting at Mrs Wesley Sheedy home. Dalta Theta Tau Alumnae. Merrie Missus Home Demonstration Club. Golden Circle Needlework. AAUW Reading Group final summer session. Esther Circle meet and Elwood Country Club golf invitational. Local members and guest Miss Kaye Dale attended events and planned upcoming programs and luncheons.
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Elwood
Co-operative Homemakers
Wesley Sheedy
Kaye Dale
Leon Tyner
Charles Dale
Columbia
Dale
Faye Harting
J. C. Penny Co
Alexandria
Wendell Reed
Homemakers Club
Lottie Summer
I & M Electric Co
Lillian Grimme
Cc. C. Forrest
Sheedy
Nora Irvin
Dalta Theta Tau Alumane
Robert Kincaid
Irene Stefke
Eunice Guysinger
Gladys Ripley
Betty Starr
Natina Mays
Lola Coxen
Iva Leeson
Leona Baden
Mary Rees
Merrie Missus Home Demonstration Club
Paul Walker
Needlework Club
Golden Circle
East Main Street Christian Church
Ethel Frazee
Pauline Renner
Opal Cable
Helen Evans
Esther Waymire
Ethel Curtis
Thelma Bess
Reading Group
AAUW
Sam Landeman
Viet Nam
Elwood Country Club
Wenesday
Dan Lipson
Art Noble
Esther
East Main Street
Inland Steel to Close Northwest Indiana Open Hearth Plant
Inland Steel Co will shut the oldest steelmaking facility in Northwest Indiana, the 64 year old No 1 open hearth shop in East Chicago. The last heat is to be tapped Saturday. The company will replace it with two basic oxygen furnaces BOF, eight times faster, affecting major manpower shifts and retirements with many workers transferred or retiring.
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Chicago
UPI
Inland Steel Co
Indiana
Ind
Inland
BOF
No. 1
Elwood Mercy Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Elwood Mercy Hospital report lists admitted patients Mrs Robert Jackson Elwood Mrs Vivian Butner Windfall James Rogers Elwood Mrs Robert Tompson Summitville and dismissals including Karen Eas ter Elwood Mrs James Morgan Alexandria Mrs Michael Jackson and baby Fairmount Cindy Martin Orestes Jeffrey Fetz Alexandria Tammie Gammon Elwood Ambulance transported Pearl Waymire from 1222 S Anderson St to Dickey Nursing Home in the York and Dunnichay Funeral Home ambulance.
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Elwood
Robert Jackson
Vivian Butner
Windfall
James Rogers
Robert Tompson
Summitville
Karen Easter
James Morgan
Alexandria
Michael Jackson
Baby
Fairmount
Cindy Martin
Orestes
Jeffrey Fetz
Tammie Gammon
Pearl Waymire
S. Anderson St
Dickey Nursing Home
York and Dunnichay Funeral Home
Final Rites Today For Robert White And Lulu Seright
Funeral services are set for Robert White 83 with Rev. Jerome Johnston officiating at 11 a.m. in York and Lane Funeral Home chapel. Burial follows at Elwood City Cemetery. Lulu Seright 84 will have services at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Ronald Newsom of First Baptist Church in Anderson and burial also at Elwood City Cemetery.
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Elwood
Robert
Bob’’ White
Jerome Johnson
York and Lane Funeral Home
Elwood City Cemetery
Seright
Lulu Seright
Ronald Newsom
First Baptist Church
Anderson
Jackley
Canada Says Hanoi Misreads U.S. Opinion On Vietnam War
Ottawa officials say North Vietnam misreads American public opinion and may misjudge U.S. will to withdraw or continue fighting. Canada notes the political mire in South Vietnam and favors negotiated settlement, proposing use of the International Truce Supervisory Commission to explore talks. Canada provides economic aid to Saigon and is ready to expand aid if a cease fire and peace are achieved.
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Ottawa
Canada
Hanoi
Viet Nam
White House
U.S
North
Saigon
International Truce Supervisory Commission
South Viet Nam
Louis St. Laurent
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Paul Martin
Malaya
Truce Commission
Barber Sentenced in Crandall Bank Robbery Case
Denny N. Green, 40, a Corydon barber, received a six year term for the $4,308 Harrison County State Bank robbery at Crandall on June 18. Federal Judge William E. Steckler cited Green’s lack of prior record and cooperation after capture as reasons for leniency. The maximum is 20 years and a $5,000 fine.
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Indianapolis
Denny N. Green
Corydon
Harrison
Ongania's Early Days Ride in Argentina Under Tiger Metaphor
Buenos Aires reports Lt. Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania's first month as revolutionary president shows cautious, reformist aims and a rigid moral code. He faces inflation, labor tensions, debt refinancing, and a political riddle with Peronists while wiring in foreign support and preparing housing, roads, and social security rebuilding.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Argentina
Onganta
Arturo Illia
Ongania
Alvaro Alsogaray
United States
Europe
Japan
Juan D. Peron
Britain To Get Corn On Cob From Indiana Shipments
About 12 000 ears of Indiana sweet corn are iced for a nine day voyage to the British Isles where Britons may first taste corn on the cob. The corn is hydro cooled at Harmon Pre Pack in Maywood and trucked to New York before loading for London. The program, led by the Indiana Agricultural Marketing Association, aims to open new markets with weekly five to twenty ton shipments.
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Seymour, Ind
Indiana
British Isles
Omer Eggeman
Seymour
Harmon
Indianapolis
Maywood
New York
London
Indiana Agricultural Marketing Association
Indiana Farm Bureau
Off Color Hats Mark Fall Styles
New York fashion note surveys men's fall hats shifting from tan to autumn gold and olive tones. Youth led a fashion revolution with Modism spawning caps from English Modcaps to surfer hats and fatigue caps, broadening styles beyond traditional felt.
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New York
UPS
America
London
Madras
U S Balance Falls as Gold Stock Dips and Securities Rise
United Press International reports the US balance of payments declined this week as the treasury gold stock dropped 100 million dollars while foreign holdings of US government securities increased by 286 million. The article also notes collaborative plans for a Jamaica aluminum complex by Kaiser Aluminum Reynolds Metals and Anaconda totaling 175 million and Gulf Oil announces a 200 million fertilizer and chemical complex project in Louisiana with further facilities in Venice.
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United Press International
New York
Treasury
U.S
Port Kaiser
Jamaica
B.W.I
Kaiser Aluminum
Reynolds Metals
Anaconda
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Governor's Office
Gulf Oil Corp
Donaldsonville
Venice
Winters Signs Hollywood Deal for TV Movie Starring
Jon athan Winters signs with Universal to star in Now You See It Now You Don't, a two hour television movie.
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Winters
Hollywood
UPI
Jonathan Winters
Universal
Public Service Commission hearing on Norman Stanley permit
Public Service Commission of Indiana docket 3557 B will hold a public hearing in Room 9 State Office Building Indianapolis on Thursday Jan 25 0 AM for Norman Stanley dba Norman Stanley motor carrier permit. Allan Rachies executive signs the notice dated July 27 1966. Madison Circuit Court name change filing for George Arnold Newton to Robert Newton set for Sept 16 1966.
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Public Service Commission of Indiana
Norman
Stanley
Norman Stanley
Anderson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Allan Rachies
Madison
Madison Circuit Court
George Arnold Newton
Robert Newton
George Arnold Newton Chambers
Byer & Gaus
Retired UAW Members Gather for Kokomo Picnic
About 4,000 retired United Auto Workers attended Region 3’s first picnic at Kokomo High School field. Roy Reuther spoke in place of Walter P. Reuther, who could not attend due to illness. The event aims to become an annual gathering for retirees from Indiana and Kentucky.
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Kokomo, Ind
United Auto Workers
Roy Reuther
Walter P
The
International
Kokomo High School
Kautz Field
Indiana
Kentucky
Walter Reuther
Detroit
UAW
Formation of Eastern Indiana Medical Center Project Inc
In Muncie Indiana officials and leaders announced the formation of Eastern Indiana Medical Center Project Inc to back Ball State University's bid for a second state medical school. Local business labor civic and professional leaders will raise funds to support the effort.
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Muncie, Ind
Eastern Indiana Medical Center Project, Inc
Ball State University
Muncie
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