Police officer saves seven, two children in blazing home
Sgt Byron Chamberlin on routine patrol spotted a Mai Street fire and entered the burning home waking a seven member Worden family. He and father Richard Worden leaped from the second story with two children, Chamberlin breaking his arm and Worden suffering leg and hip injuries. Firefighters battled the blaze as nine residents, including three Worden children, were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Byron Chamberlin
Mai St
Chamberlin
Richard Worden
St. Mary's
Central Junior High School
Worden
van Buskirk Rd
John Burke
Wise
Michael Worden
Mary Worden
St. John’s Hospital
Aout
Richard W Jr
Kathy
Joe
Susan
Julie
St. John’s
Main St
Columba
Church of God boards plan annual convention events in Portland
Church officials outlined plans for the 8th annual International Convention to be held in Portland Oregon. Key sessions include the Missionary Board conclave with leaders from Jamaica and the Caribbean, and the Board of Christian Education session chaired by Dr Milo Chapman. The General Assembly under Dr Harold Boyer will also meet as delegates converge from about 25 000 people from states across the U S during the convention week at Warner Pacific College and related venues.
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Board of Pensions
Warner
Church of God
Press
Warner Pacific
Twa Lege
Portland
Ore
Norinal
The
Missionary Board
A.m
He Church
Samuel ‘I
Vines
Kingston
Jaot
Adam W. Miller
Andermaica
Shawman
Dy. Assembly
Lester A. Crose
Jesus Christ
Board of Christian Education
Richmond
Sat' Idey
Milo Chapman
Ire
Donald A. Courtey
General Assembly
Harvld Boyer
Springfield
Ohio
Charles V. Weber
Exec
Anderson Sons
Zollega
Board of Church
Cono
Andersonians
Donald Courtnay
Roure of Christian Education
Cnet
Trrasucer
Genacal
Hi Church
House Passes Own Rail Bill
The House rejected President Johnson's antirailroad strike bill and approved a revised measure creating a new 90 day negotiation period under a five member board. The vote was 189 to 105, sending the bill to the Senate where compromise is needed. The plan aims to block the strike set for Monday at 12 01 a.m. EDT.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Harley
Staggers
Crime Increases In Hoosier Cities In 1967 First Quarter
FBI data show Indiana’s six largest cities rising in five of seven crime categories in the first three months of 1967. Overall major crime up about 20 percent nationwide with local increases in burglary, robbery, larceny, and auto theft, while forcible rape and aggravated assault fell. Murder and non negligent manslaughter rose modestly from 24 to 27, robberies from 54 to 58, larcenies over $50 from 1 822 to 2 050, auto thefts from 1 638 to 1 928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
FBI
Hal Eisins
Colma
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
A garbled local scene shows a fast driver Caerence Magt near a block with veering clothes. An altercation ends with a mugging attempt and a cited coin-purse incident. a bystander is struck, and a police count is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taltimoce
el Aramid
Faith Tie Counle
Matey Panch
Dodd Faces Censure Debate Over Ethics Case
Senate war of words erupts as Dodd defends innocence amid charges of campaign fund misuses. Dirksen and Long clash with Stennis and Halland as the ethics committee recommendation triggers heated floor discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Johny
Stennis
Tate Ethics
Senate Republical
M. Dirksen
Russell B. Long
Thomias J. Dodd
Senate
IMO
Dodd
Dirksen
Long
Connecti
Lt Two
Sen. Spessary L. Holland
Stetinis
Thode. Halland
Defeated Egyptians Roam Suez Canal Area
The battered Egyptian army remnants return to the Suez Canal under guard of Israeli troops. Stragglers limp across the desert with white flags, some wounded, others uninjured, being moved to landing stages and held in temporary compounds as authorities decide their fate.
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Suez Canal Area
Suez Canal
UPI
Egypt
Sinai Desert
EL Qantara
Shesa
Suit Filed Over Elwood Death Negligence Claim
A civil suit alleges negligence by a cable car company in the Elwood traffic death of a 20 year old man on March 2. The complaint cites inadequate horn sound and failure to provide audible warning as key factors. Attorney Paul H. Sebrenker represents the plaintiff.
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Giri
John
Gmuk
Elwood
Ith
Paul HS. Sebrenker
Kosygin to Head Soviet Delegation at UN Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin planned a Moscow to United States journey to press the Arab cause at the United Nations and possibly meet President Johnson in summit talks on Vietnam. He would stop in Paris to confer with de Gaulle before proceeding to New York for UN deliberations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Alexei No Kosygin
Moscow
United States
Minilay
Johnson
Paris
Peanfer
Charles de Gaulle
Umen
Kosyein
Maly Moon
Siagon
Egypt
Jordan
U.S
Syria
Neuyen
Soare Cao Ky
Saigon
Mekong Delta
Amerigan
Son
Lwood
Alexandria
Ng Yally
Indiana Republic
Leval
Tidianapolis
Indiana State
Palrevound
Ulingis
Hirass
Charles MW
Percy
Kosygin
Vietnam
Mideast
Tte
White House
George Christian
Colmn J
Race Violence Quiet Prevails Across Nation
Sporadic outbreaks of violence occurred in several states while Florida saw relative calm for the first time since clashes began there. Incidents were reported in Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan with a brief gathering in Las Animas. A black power advocate faced a lawsuit amid ongoing tensions and police presence remained heavy to prevent further clashes.
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NEE
Associated Press
Gove Awah
Tempay Fla
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Israel acts on gains and Jerusalem moves in cabinet session
Israel signaled possible exchanges and withdrawal offers as Foreign Minister Abba Eban led talks in Jerusalem. The cabinet debated a plan tying recognition of Israel’s right to exist to a broader peace settlement, with a proposed exchange of prisoners and a step to keep the Old City under international arrangement while pursuing a broader accord.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Pryany
Lavi Eshkal
United Nations
Abba Eban
Bisrael
Old City
U.N
Israel
Jerusalem Park
Egypt
Moshu Day- Ting
Jed
Illalso
New
Jordan
York
Governor Branigin Starts State Water Plan heading project head
Governor Branigin announces a state water plan and designates William Andrews to head the Lavogian Project. The governor and commission discuss timelines and personnel, with Andrews to continue as deputy director of the department’s division of water resources until a successor is named.
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Branigin
Indianapolis
WPL
Branigin Thursput
William Dy Andrews
Nelwlinstys Wislation
Brusigia
Lone Thubis
Andrews
Ancraws
Si Cesar
Walor
Brenigin
Catia i
Final Rites Saturday For Crash Victim
Funeral arrangements were announced for Eyan, 40, of Broad Street, Spiceluem, who was killed in a crash after failing to stop for a sign on Rangeline Road. Burial will be at Glen Cove Cemetery Knightstown with Rev. Cleo Cox presiding. Egan and Angelina Woodnesday were among those noted in the Knightstown area obituaries.
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Eyan
Broad St
Spicelum
Angelina Ri
Bute
Knighstown
Egan
Tokyo
Japan
Lou
New Arrivals In Andarsan And Vicinity
Local notices list residents including Mr and Mrs Willy Grant at 2330 Haltort Sl and Mick Wilton Oat Ovestos with a boy and girl, plus other names and addresses. The fragment mentions Tay and Mes in community notes and Hesital Hart.
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Bort Ak
Talin
Willy Grant
Haltort Sl
Toyottat Mt
Tay
Davi Fin
Tim Tel
Mick
Wilton
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Anderson College
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