Glue sniffers alarm Anderson youths prompt health warning
Anderson police and Health Chief warn of glue sniffing by youngsters from preschool age. Narcotics Lt. Murphy calls sniffing more dangerous than marijuana with permanent damage to bone marrow teeth liver optic nerve and bones. Dr. Charles Austin says fumes cause irreversible harm. officials urge retailers to remove glue from counters to curb theft and access.
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Herald
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Murphy
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the Herald
Food and Drug
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Kosygin Heads For New York After Talks With De Gaulle
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin left Paris by IL-18 after a four hour conference and working dinner with Charles de Gaulle to seek a peaceful solution at a United Nations emergency session. He planned to arrive in New York early Saturday morning and would discuss a possible meeting with President Johnson.
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Middle East
Charles de Gaulle
New York
America
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de Gaulle
Paris
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Rusia
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Mau
Couve de Murville
U.N. Assembly
Valeriar Zorin
Joad
Teviv
Air Force
le Police
Rouge Gaulle
Offic
Anderson College to Hold 78th Convention Rites
Baccalaureate services for 211 undergraduates will be at Park Place Church of God with Rev. Wayne L. Harting delivering the sermon. Commencement exercises in Warner Auditorium will award BA and BS degrees amid Anderson fans as the 78th International Convention opens with a theme about finding a peaceful solution.
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Anderson College
Park Place
Commence Veises
Robert H
Church of God Liberal Arts
de. Best
Race Trouble Scenes: City Seeks Calm. Dayton and Lansing Brace
Cincinnati officials say racial tension eased but National Guard remains until order returns to normal. State leaders contemplate gradual troop withdrawal as Dayton and Lansing brace for unrest after two nights of vandalism and protests. Police in Dayton report 39 arrests on Thursday for burglary and weapons offenses. In Lansing, police barricade a West Side neighborhood after rock and ice throwing by youths. federal estimates place damages at 1.5 million dollars in Negro areas.
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Ohio
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Israel Reacts to Soviet Mideast Stance Shock
Israeli officials voiced deep shock over Soviet understanding of the Middle East crisis. The exchange of notes through the Finnish embassy followed a UN meeting, with Israel accusing the Soviet Union of aggression and noting incidents involving a car strike and ongoing tensions in the region.
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Israel
UPI
Middle East
Soviet Union
U.N
Stechiy Gounet
Iines
Ard
Henry Sis
Donnell V
Litter of St Bernard Pups Arrives. Nine Fed by Mrs Marshall
The first litter of a friendly St Bernard dog arrived here totaling 14 pups. Pups weigh less than a pound each. Mrs Dennis Marshall took over feeding nine of the litter since Suzy could care for only five at one time.
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Larcavs. ‘el
St. Bernard
Dennis Marshall
Suzy
Middle East war disrupts U S business ties
American firms confront a muddled Middle East, with oil majors hardest hit as Saudi Arabia and allied states halt shipments. Aramco and other principals resume operations after curfews lifted, yet political relations remain strained. Beer and Coca Cola franchising continue, while total American oil investment dominates regional activity.
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United States
Middle, East
Wall Street Banker
Eeeir Sredecine Sete
Saudi “Arabia
Kuwait
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
Britain
Oi Co
Aramco
Saudi Arabia
Beirut
Lebanon
Trans Araban Pipeine
Iraq Petroleum Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Egypt
Coca-Cola
Arab States
Mos
Second club breakin probes near Pendleton
Officials report a second breakin at Fall Creek Club near Pendleton within two months. Deputies and Pendleton marshal found forced entry but no items reported missing and extent of damage not disclosed. Two men believed Negro fled on foot along a back road. investigation continues.
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Pendleton
Madison County Sheriff Department
Madison County
Sherif
Lions Dinner Meet To Hear Egyptian Missionary
Bloomington Indiana AP reports a Lions Club dinner featuring an Egyptian missionary who will discuss sewer projects, repairs, and an Egypt tour. The event includes remarks by local engineers Steeg and Associates and integrates with Indiana University's Writers Conference preparations.
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Aulerson Lions
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Orien
Anders
Ieeviss
Alexandria
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Henry B .Fexseny
Steeg
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Church of God Convo Crowds Gather at Anderson Week
The Church of God convention draws an estimated 25 000 visitors to Anderson this week. The event opens with Anderson College commencement Monday at 8 p.m. in Warner Auditorium. A 9 30 a.m keynote address by Rev. Samuel G. Hines of Kingston Jamaica centers on the theme Jesus Christ is Lord.
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Church of God
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Warner Auditorium
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The
Charca Joel
Jamaica
Jesus Christ
Samuel G. Hines
Kingston
Pease
Johnson shifts weekend plans amid Kosygin visit
President Johnson altered his Texas weekend schedule to attend a dinner for the President's Club of the Southwest while Kosygin's visit looms. He spoke of two conflicts Vietnam and the Middle East, noting American lives are committed in Vietnam for its independence and in the Middle East context.
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Asmng
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Tex
Texas
Johnson
Kosygin
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Vietnam
South
Ian
Middle East
Hammond Boy Voted Outstanding Citizen At Boy's State
John Snyder, 16, of Hammond was elected outstanding citizen at the Indians Boy's State event at Indiana University. He becomes Hammond High School class president next September and was chosen county chairman and clerk of the Supreme and Appellate Courts in mock elections. Snyder is in the National Honor Society and the National Forensic League.
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UPI
John Snyder
Hammond
Indiana University
Snyder
Hammond High School
National Honor Society
National Florensic League
U N General Assembly to Convene Emergency Middle East Session
United Nations will open a special emergency session on the Middle East amid signs of a Big Four summit. Kosygin and U Thant pushed members toward the 122 nation gathering, with the United States and Soviet Union poised for a propaganda battle as talks loom over Israel Arab tensions.
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U. General Assembly
Middle East
Alexei N. Kosygin
U Thant
Soviet Union
Israel
Thant
Belgium
United States
Kosygin
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Big Four Meng
New York
Cool Air Due Experts Claim on Indiana Heat Wave
United Press International reports hot sun pummeling Indiana with 90s statewide. Midafternoon readings reach 91 in Evansville and Fort Wayne, 90 in Indianapolis, 90 in South Bend. A severe thunderstorm warning covered Lake County and nearby counties as forecasts show a chance of storms easing later.
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United Press International
Indiana
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
South Bend
Lake
Long Presents Impassioned Plea For Dodd
Democratic Whip Russell Long urged the Senate to spare Sen Thomas Dodd from censure, calling charges tainted by stolen documents and disclosures by Pearson and Anderson. He likened Dodd to Jesus and criticized the ethics panel while the chamber prepared further votes and final remarks.
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UPI
Russell B. Long
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Jesus Christ
Long
Connecticut
Louisiana
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Pearson
Anderson
Spessard Holland
D-Fla
Holland
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Politcal
Lausche
Palmer Forges Stroke Lead At 36 National Open
In 100 degree heat at Baltusrol Palmer surged with birdies at the 10th 15th and 17th to take a one shot lead over Nicklaus who shot 67 for 138 after 36 holes Casper lurks two back. Palmer has long counted ties as dirty words and pressed the advantage in New Jersey.
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Nicklaus
Springfield
N.J
UPL
Arnold
Annie
Baltusrol Golf Club
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Francisco
Niclaus
Casper
Lyaire
Page & Colume
Elwood Republicans file treasurer reports in primary race
Elwood Republicans report campaign expenses and treasurer statements ahead of the primary. Harold R. Orbaugh notes balances and disbursements for candidates and committees, listing births and addresses of families connected to the local party slate.
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Alpha Bytum
Harold R. Orbaugh
Elwood City Republic Central Committee
St. John’s
Mich
5Th St
Community Hospital
James A. Blay Tee
Meridian St
John W. Paige
Robert Hudson Spenses
Anderson
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Jerry L. Copen Ing
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William C. Heri
Ri Kirk
Tage
Jim Gog
Hill St
Imie'm. Ferguson
Robert L. Brobst
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