Rains May Warn Flood Crest Near Great Bend
Western Kansas faces historic Arkansas River flood as rains threaten to raise crest near Great Bend while dikes hold at Larned. National Guardsmen and volunteers sandbag a 15 foot levee as more than 18 000 people evacuate across three states and herd belongings into shelters.
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Roan
UPI
Arkansas River
Kansas
Larned
Dliceman
National
Int
Kan
Reapportionment Arguments Stir Indiana Federal Court
A three judge federal panel in Indianapolis moved toward ruling on Indiana 1965 reapportionment. Nine attorneys debated constitutionality with six contending the plan is invalid. Judge Kiley coordinated a schedule to fast track the decision after oral arguments before Judge Steckler.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Indianapolis Federal District
William E. Steckler
Roger J. Kiley
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Indiana panel debates 1965 reapportionment law
Lt Gov Rock plans talks with Delco and iGuide executives as a reapportionment panel weighs whether Indiana's 1965 law provides equal representation. The three-judge panel, with Judge Robert A. Grant replacing Dale Holder, previously struck down 1921 and 1963 maps as unconstitutional. Attorneys warn of at large elections if the plan fails, while hoping the Indiana Supreme Court clarifies constitutionality.
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Indiana
Randa
United States
Dillon
Steckler
Robert A. Grant
South Bend
Dale Holder
Indianapolis
John Dillon
Illinois
Winois
Marion
Hendricks
Morgan
Ruckelshaus
Grills
Marion County
Indiana Supreme Court
Works Board Accepts Alley Paving and Sewer Plans
The Board of Works approved street resurfacing from Marine Dr to 29th St and alleys between Brown and Delaware across multiple blocks. It also endorsed private sewer construction for a new apartment project on St Rd 9 north of the city. Lawyer Fred Welton presented the sewer proposal at the Monday meeting.
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Board of Works
Dewey
Halford Sts
Morton
Fairview
Harold Smith
Marine Dr
Delaware
Sen
Brown
Sts
29Th Sts
St. Rd
Fred Welton
Selznick Famed Producer Dies at 63
Hollywood report says David O. Selznick, architect of Gone With the Wind and producer of many top films, died of a heart seizure at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was 63. Jennifer Jones was among those by his side. MGM and Bev Brannen commented on the outcome. Selznick yielded rights to the film and had a storied career with multiple award and box office milestones.
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UPI
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Selznick
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Lion
Clark
Gable
Rhett
Mt.Butler
Sinai Hospital
MGM
Barry Brannen
Bev
Jerry Hills
O. Selznick
Jennifer Jones
Gone With the Wind
Tod
Selznik
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Scarlet der
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O'Hara
Miss Leigh
Atj
Miss Jones
Selanik
Branwen
Selz
Marynik
Pteas
Road Projects Underway Around Anderson Indiana
Road work expands resurfacing across Delaware County Ind 67 is being widened to 30 feet by Rieth Riley starting near Anderson. Plans include Ind 132 and Ind 38 resurfacing totaling 24 miles of major routes. New medical building for two doctors set at 48 950 with brick design and landscaped grounds on Edgewood Drive.
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Anderson
Delaware County
Everett Stottlemyer
Rieth-Riley Construction Company
Gosxen
Lapel
Pendleton
State
Ee Eee
Indio ES Pendleton
Partly cloudy with showers likely today
The day features partly cloudy skies with afternoon and evening showers likely. High near 90 degrees, low around 60, with sunset at 8 17 and sunrise tomorrow at 5 18.
Massachusetts inmates' flag flaws spark committee review
Whitney Smith Jr. of the Flag Research Center told a legislative committee that inmates at the Framingham Women's Reformatory replaced colonial Indian features on a batch of flags with those of the former warden. The error was cited during the briefing.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Framingham Women’s Reformatory
Whitney Smith Jr
Flag Research Center
Reformatory
Demonstrations in Algiers Rally Behind Ben Bella
Troops and police fired warning shots and used tear gas as crowds backing ousted President Ahmed Ben Bella clashed with authorities in Algiers. Police and soldiers dispersed protesters in United Nations Square after a night of unrest the largest since the coup. More than 1,300 political prisoners were released, and security forces maintained positions at key intersections and the post office.
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Algiers
UPS
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Toj
Ben
United Nations
Beni Bella
Prisoners End Fifth Short Sitdown In Tennessee Coal Mine
In Petrol Tennessee prisoners staged a 20 hour sitdown inside Brushy Mountain coal mine ending at 12:30 pm with 73 workers returning to their cells. Mine superintendent Lonnie Arms and Warden Lake-Russell met to discuss grievances as Commissioner Avery planned a visit to the prison.
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Brushy Mountain State Prison
Lonnie Arms
Lake — Russell
Foramen
John Winsell
Russell
Harry Avery
Eastern
Tennessee
Avery
Jack Ford
Atk
Smith Named Highland High Band Director
Bruce Smith is chosen as the Highland High School director of bands replacing Donald Burris who resigned to manage King Music Co. in Wichita. Smith, previously assistant director of bands at Ball State, earned an MA from Ball and a degree from Indiana University in 1963. He played with the Warren Covington and Tommy Dorsey orchestras and was part of the Marching Hundred, Symphonic Band, and music fraternities at TU.
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Bruce Smith
Highland High School
Indiana University
Ball State University
New Highland High School
Donald Burris
King Music Co
Wichita
Kan
Smith
Ball
Tfter
Idiana University
Warren Covington
Tommy Dorsey
Marching Hundred
Kappa Kappa Psi
Mu Phi Sinfonia
Richmond High School
Election Results Fail to End Western Central School Plan
The West Central Community School Corporation failed again Tuesday with 501 no votes to 829 yes in a vote seen as a rejection of reorganization. Turnout was 840 with Pipe Creek and Lafayette Townships voting strongly no while Stony Creek and Jackson backed yes. Lawyers for the Metro District hope the defeat provides leverage for ongoing litigation to defend the district against three other school corporations.
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West Central Community School Corporation
Central Metropolitan School District
Joe Wah O
Pipe Creek
Lafayette
Jackson
Stony Creek
Central Metro
Metro
West Central
State GOP Forms New Finance Group
Indiana Republican leaders reorganized party money handling after ousting a chief fundraiser. The central finance committee, headed by Stanley H. Byram, will oversee fiscal matters and nominate a new fund raising group, while Burkhart’s unit remains in existence temporarily.
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Burkhart
Republican State Committee
Robert N. Stewart
GOP
Mittee
John Burkhart
Stanley H. Byram
Martinsville
Charles C. Hendricks
Central Finance Group
Byram
Hendricks
Burkhart Group
Central Finance Committee
New Central Finance Committee
Robert E. Gates
Columbia City
Tth
Harold C. Downes
Sullivan
Seth Denbo
Alvin C. Cast
Kentland
Gerald K. Hodson
New Castle
Jeal Bond
House Votes To Require Health Warning On Cigarette Packages
The House passed a bill requiring cigarette packages to display a health warning stating that smoking may be hazardous to your health. The measure, approved by voice vote, parallels a Senate bill aiming to ban cigarette advertising by the FTC, with differences on duration. A conference committee will resolve the House and Senate versions.
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House
Washington
UPI
Senate
Federal Made Commission
FTC
Rongly
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St. John s Hospital and Community Hospital report multiple newborns including girls for Larry Hanson James Smith and Verners Dzerve and boys for Eston Gulley Jimmy Barker T C Swinford Roald Gentry and William Keffer plus a girl for Jesse Lester at Lincoln Street and other addresses. House members vote on a measure with three attempts to add tougher Hart details. bill supported by industry but failed to follow surgeon general s call.
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St. John's Hospital
Larry Hanson
E. 29Th St
James Smith
W. 25Th St
Eston Gulley
Chase St
Verners Dzerve
Pendleton Ave
Community Hospital
Jimmy Barker
Woodbine Dr
T. C. Swinford
Halford St
Jesse Lester
Larry Massie
Summitville
Roald Gentry
William Keffer
Wall Creek
Meo
Brant
Hart
Union Mier
Mich
John Mass
D-Calif
Said Hatt
Howard E. Hart
St. Rd
Mra
Donna McCracken
Piraan Vora
U S Bombers Strike Near Hanoi Deep Viet Nam Raid
U S warplanes attacked north of Hanoi for the second time in five days. Forty one Air Force jets hit an army barracks and an ammunition depot 80 to 125 miles northwest of Hanoi, dropping 34 tons of bombs and rockets in a deep penetration of the Viet Nam area.
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Saigon
APS
Hanoi
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Defense Department
Wright Named Chairman of Elwood Bank Board
Robert L. Wright of Shirley elected chairman of the Board of Directors at First National Bank of Elwood. Carl Erskine elected board member to fill vacancy. Wright will oversee plans for a downtown Anderson office pending federal approval. Wright has long banking tenure since 1952 across Upland Shirley Henry County banks.
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Robert L. Wright
Shirley
S. G. Wright
First National Bank of
Elwood
Anderson
8Th St
Wright
Bank of Henry County
First National
Carl Erskine
Erskine
First National Bank
Upland Bank
Taylor University
Shirley Bank
Bank of
Henry County
Gaston Bank
Citizens Bank of
Coumbia City
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