Re Elect School Board Members Elwood Council Actions
Elwood city council approved reappointment of Shaw and Parker to the school board after readings and discussed appointing two Republicans and two Democrats to form an bipartisan Planting Commission. The body also approved contracting with Skeleton Company for an accounting study to review water rate increases and considered rate changes for residents inside and outside city limits. Diskussions included payment issues with Deahl and Supply for a well project and enforcement steps on a trailer violation and tree and debris removals under a second reading ordinance.
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Hlwood
Wilfred Shaw
Charles Parker
Moeral
Elwood School Board
Elwood City Coil
Board of Works
Skeleton Company
Couel
Harvey Weatherford
George Acres
Darrell Miller
Smith
Mayou
Télsure Living
Mayiinven
Lou Johnson
Leisure Living
George C. McMinn Jr
Deahl
Henry B. Skaggs
Gene Stith
Skagas
Ehwoed
John Eder
N. J
14Th Streets
Cii
Pailorey
New Arrivals At Local Homes In Brief Notice
Birth notices list several families welcoming new members. Names include Mr and Mrs Watton Warg ile from 313 Cottage Ave welcoming a child, Mr and Mrs James Black announcing a birth, Mr and Mrs Charles Stitt of Summitville with a girl, Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter of 54 Madison Ave with a girl, Mr and Mrs Stephen McChinstock of Middletown with a girl, and Mr and Mrs Dona Bencield of Middletown with two boys.
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Watton Wargile
Cottage Ave
James Black
Charles Stitt
Carl Carpenter
Madison Ave
Stephen McChintock
Middletown
Dona’ Bencield
Mercy Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Mercy Hospital reports admitted patients including Mrs Homer Kimball 203 S 1 St Partela Lisa Kelly Ronald Kelly Frank tan Joseph Davis 1623 Main St Calvin Shaw 161114 Main St Mrs Roy Erdman Green Acres Trailer Ct Austin Dismissed include Michael K Grean 2812 N C St Mrs Ivan Reason Frankton Lamed Cleek Rt 2 Pearl Wilhoite 1824 5 M St Mra Daniel B Delph and baby Wind Loren Evans 2518 Main St Harold B Stone 611 SN St Mrs Kenneth Roudermish Atlanta Mrs Samuel Jones Sexandria Mary E Harris 2306 6 A St Mrs David Brookshire and baby Fairmount Barn was a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edgar Davis 833 N 11th St
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Tun Vol
Mercy Hospital
Homer ‘Kimball
S. 1
Partela
Lisa
Ronald Kelly
Frank Tan
Joseph Davis
Calvin Shaw
Main
Roy Erdman
Green Acres
Tint
Austin
Michael K. Grean
N.C St
Ivan Reason
Frankton
Lamed Cleek
Pearl
Hanoi Troops Press Kompong Cham and Frontline Moves
A military spokesman in Phnom Penh reported Hanoi and Pathet Lao forces pressing Kompong Cham nearby, with four South Vietnamese wounded as Red units push from Laos toward Cambodian border areas. Western attaches noted threats to Kompong Tham Preah Vihear and Stung Treng were by Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces, aiming to link with units driven from sanctuaries along the border.
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Romine Rege Cenge
Mekong River
Kompong Cham
Red Movement
Phnom Penh San
Pathet Lan
Laos
Cambodia
Kompong ‘Thimn
Phnom
Seern
Pendleton Sesquicentennial Crafts Festival Details
Pendleton hosts a week of arts and crafts at Pendleton Junior High gym from Sept 5 to 11. Displays include quilting, pottery, weaving, leather work, and music. Entries open soon. contact Mrs Lee Cook or Mrs Charles Owaom for details. Theme Your Great Heritage sponsored by the womens division.
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le Cook
Ponelon
Pendleton Area
Pendleton
Fintry
Lee Cook
Charles Owawm
The
Seiqdicentdantat
Grace Willctt
Space Medicine Studied on Soviet Soyuz Flight
MOSCOW UPSSoviet space mission Soyuz 9 began manned experiments aimed at solving medical challenges of weightlessness. Captain Vitaly Sevastignov and colleagues studied physiology and blood pressure while observing Earth features and testing space medical controls. American greetings and routine meals punctuated the first full day aboard the craft.
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Moscow
UPS
Nikollayev
Sovietia
Apericy Tass
Iso
Capmanaut Vitaly Sevastignov
Tasa
Juan
Soviet Union
Tass
Seaggeesees Spigeet Seattiee
Alsa
Jwitch
Kaikan
U.S
Long
Neil A. Armastrong
Works Board Takes Bids On Snowplows
The Works Board opened bids for two snowplows and two spreaders as anticipates heavy winter. Chair Robert Hodson said rates are lower now and the city will buy locally. Seven Indianapolis firms submitted bids pending city attorney and street commission review.
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Board of Pubic Works
Robert Hodson
Indy
Indianapolis
William Byer
Richard Hubert
Eighth Street
Altis Park
Park Department
Des Taylor
Hodson
Hotson
Hnard
Park Board
Khorana Announces First Complete Gene Synthesis
Nobel Prize winner Gohind Khorana announced in Madison Wisconsin that the first complete gene synthesis has been achieved. The claim details a total synthesis of a basic hereditary sequence and hints at potential future applications in artificial creation.
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Waadison
Wis
Gohbind
Khorana
Khorana Announces Synthesis of Genes From Simple Blocks
Nobel laureate Har Gobind Khorana, 97, Raipur native, reports to University of Wisconsin scientists that genes can be built from basic chemical blocks without a viral gene. He cautions about impact but suggests future ability to manipulate biology, cure genetic diseases, and alter individual traits through normal gene supplies.
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Kavraha
Khorana
Raipur
India
University of Wisensih
Khrushchev Recovers as Kremlin Health News Uncertain
Reports say former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev is recovering from a mild illness at the Kremlin hospital for the Communist elite. Sources disagree on whether the ailment was a heart attack or a brain hemorrhage amid conflicting accounts from informants and officials.
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Ikurushchev
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khruschev
Brand Neu Hearing Help Teases Tiny Ear Aid for Peabody
Brand Neu Hearing Help announces a new poster auricle hearing aid called the Sonaione. It claims to be the smallest of its type, 40 year cadence in Peas Bear ing, weighs a fraction of a gram and is worn behind the ear with a slender tube for comfort. Potential customers are invited to visit and try it.
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Sonaione
Second Man Arrested in Police Slaying
James A. Sharpul of Greenup was arrested and charged with murder and aggravated battery in the fatal shooting of Police Chief Jack Fancis. Clarence Eugene Wilson, 42, of Missouri, was also charged with murder and aggravated battery in the same incident.
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Obiasus
Yay
James A. Sharpul
Greenup
Jack Fancis
Clarence Eugene Wilson
Missouri
Poman
TV Men Hope Gone Amid Cambodian News Crew Disappearance
Reports from Cambodia describe growing worry over 14 NBC and CBS television crew members missing since Sunday along with two Cambodian drivers. Heavy fighting along Route 3 and a roadblock hinder rescue efforts as mortar fire and explosions disrupt the area. Local villagers and officials offer varying accounts while confirming casualties among soldiers and civilians, with the fate of the journalists still uncertain.
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Ty John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Angtassom
Jambodia
U.S
National Broadcasting Co
Colombia Broadcasting ‘System
Rotte 3
Atay Moko
Ana
Marion
Plosian
Culbertson
Keller
Sometten
Lucille McKinley Gruwell Yilligers
Columbus City
Russell Dudamond
Garland
Porothy Stewart
Mary Louise Tilman
Oakes
Bransfield
Ohio
Gilbert Carnanten
Card
Gerald Miller
George Syvertsen
CBS
Welles Hangen
NBC
All Americans
Ar Ved Vilagers
Elsie Park
Tts
California
Fion
Ralph Bertsche
Aléxandria
John Marshall
Plackard
George Schnauss
Willis Tappan
Denver
UPI
Innuwence
Athéns
Ivan Arnold
Superdelegates
Heavy Arma
Lination
Social Action Agency
Garland Hamlin
Christian Life Commission
Guide Lamp
Cambodia
Additons
Atlanta
Alison
Washington
Playboy Magabuck
Tonj_ Hamlin
Mark
Norway
Haty
School Board Deliberates Summer Work Program and Wage Talks
The board discussed a junior high summer program paying $1 per hour for three hours daily on school property with supervision by qualified teachers. Applications are first come, first served for six weeks. Debates over summer school staffing and policy changes followed, alongside plans to allow stationary playground equipment with safety restrictions. The district seeks $2.2 million in borrowing to cover expenses as the fiscal year begins July 1.
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Drumm
Frank van Slyke
van Slyke
Kesaie
Greece U.S. Arms Embargo Sparks Senate Debate
The article outlines how NATO strategy and Greece's strategic southern location influenced the partial lifting of an arms embargo. It notes gifts rather than sales covered most costs, with Greece receiving substantial sums in 1968 and the following year. Officials cite consultation gaps and growing need to deter aggression, amid broader Cold War tensions and Vietnam-era policies.
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Greece
NATO
Mediterranean
Israel
Caisy
Senate Foreign Relations
Youse Foreign Affairs
Unclear and fragmented wartime parade report
A disjointed historical clipping lists individuals from Culver Alexandria and CBS NBC personnel, referencing a convoy, old troops, ambush aftermath, and unspecified deaths. It mentions Cambodian soldiers, a press presence, and a large budget context, with scattered names and locations, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Alexandria parents press for special education classes
A group led by Mrs. Ruby Todd urged the Alexandria school board to add special education programs. Supt. Thomas cited space issues and noted new reading aides this year while remedial classes run at Fen elementary. The board discussed staff hires and a potential June 15 meeting date.
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Alexandria
Ruby Todd
Todd
Thomas
Lutheran’ Church
Methodist
Ars
Richard O 'D. Wells
State House
Indianapolis
Stephen Stultjman
He Ty School
Glenib
Samm
Orestest
Alveng Jones
Sith
Liena Heller
Barbara Seltzman
Ignation
Betty Kill
Orestes
Selon
Fred
Westside Paint-In Slated For Saturday
The Westside Center project at the Anerson and Muncie recreation center will receive a final coat of paint from the Weavers and Local 669 volunteers. PDCA members donate 175 gallons of paint while city crews renew library and offices. The one day blitz runs 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday with extensive interior and exterior work completed by Monday.
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Los the Weavers
Brotherhood of Bers
Mumcke Pal Club
An Side
Salur-Therson Hillcrest
Andersen and Derson Recreation Center
Time
Muncie
John
Westside Center
Weaver
Earl Weaver
Tess
Financial
Jerson
Tor
Jonal
Alt
Rimami
PDCA
Andereson
City Park Department
Ralph McGoy
Local
Frank Woschitz
Westsite Coaster Advisory Board
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Hanoi
Phnom Penh
UPL
Ali
Ti'papa
Columbia Broadcasting System
Phnom Penhight
National R Aging Co
Met
Welles Hangen Om Nac
George Syverisen Ural
Gerry Miller
Immunist
Duluth
Great Lake
Ise
Bopy
Bloomington
Ind
William R. Pruett
Bedford
Sugar Creek
Lake Monceo
Here
Pruett
Works Board
the Church of God
International Church OF God Convention
Anderson, Indiana
Andersen
Phew
Alexandria Lutheran Church of Our Blessed Savior
Corverston
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Savior
Clard Groff
Pennsylvania
Henry Goebel
Julie Fletcher
Wallace
Fiore Pops
Reagan
Jess Unruh
Sam Yorly
Los Angeles
Nixon
Wallace Brewer
Brewer
Charles Woods
Woods
Georgel. Murphy
Industralist
Norton Simeon
Brand Neu Hearing Help
J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank Meg
TV Men
Fags Coyton
Mra
Grace Safford
Thurman Hull
Donald J. Dunkin
Georgeanta Dickens Trester
AL le Trester
Todiana High School Athletic Association
Speer Athletic Awards
AFT
Keith Millician
Millician
Learher
Ffowener
J. William Fulbright
Senate
Shum Ga
Uo Ueune
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chayman Thomas Moregan
D-Pa
Ney Yen
Vance Startke
Dind
Cere
Sens
Rank Church
D-Ialo
Uhm Sherman
ASL Uw
Iver Fhs
Edward Payson
Culver
Clifford Beigh
Muriel Dick Eisler
Afr
Juris French
Clarence Mounsey
Herbert Tyr
Ene Wendt
Tuan Arnal
Papa Chew
Peterson
Evaree Manmong
Phillippe
Schon
Ask
Alex Schools
Westside
North Carolina
Man Heads Baptists
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