State highway officials outline 8 projects for area
State Highway Department traffic officials Monday outlined plans for eight major highway improvements in the area for this year and next, totaling more than 116,840 dollars. Most projects involve modernization of traffic controls, signals, signs and channelization at several intersections. Ed Wilson of the High division reported that modernization efforts will enhance safety and efficiency.
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State Highway Department
New Panama Canal Treaty Talks Ended
Washington reported that Johnson announced new U S Panamanian treaties on canal control defense and neutrality and a sea level canal. Details kept secret amid expected congressional opposition as Senate and Panamanian Assembly ratify after heads of state approval.
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UPI
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United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Marco A. Robles
U.S
Canal Zone
Congress
Senate
Panamangan National Assembly
New York City
Ormer Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Fernando el Eta
Johnson and Robles
Canal
Colom
King Hussein warns nations at UN amid Middle East crisis
King Hussein of Jordan addressed the 122 nation General Assembly in New York, denouncing Israel's military actions and calling for a negotiated peace. He warned against Soviet influence and urged return of occupied lands, while Albania and Kosygin criticized Western policies. Johnson's trip and a Glassboro summit were noted in the unfolding Arab-Israeli crisis.
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Middle East
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West Point Assembly
Albania
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New York
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Glassboro
N.J
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Syria
Egypt
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Soviet Union
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Romania
Kosy- Gin
Moscow
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Viet Cong raids hit 3 U.S. bases near DMZ
Vietnamese forces shelled three Marine and Special Forces outposts near Leatherneck Square before dawn. The United States says five killed and about 100 wounded, many Montagnard tribesmen, with Lang Vei and Khe Sanh areas heavily struck.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Khe Sanh
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Gio Linh
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James Patton Named MHHS Band Director
James C. Patton, a Seymour teacher, was named band director for Madison Heights High School, succeeding Francis E. Barker who became assistant principal at Madison Heights Junior High. The Anderson School Board announced the choice on Monday. Patton, who has led bands at Seymour and Thorntown, praised the appointment and spoke of plans for band camp at Turkey Run State Park and entry in the Indiana State Fair Band Contest. He has previously directed bands at Seymour, won top honors at Purdue clinics, and serves as president of the Indiana Band Masters Association.
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Madison Heights
James Patton
Seymour High School
Francis E. Barkier
Barker
Patton
Herald
James C. Patton
Seymour
Madison Heights High School
Francis E. Barker
Anderson School Board
Coltier
Madison, Heights
Tukey Run State Park
Indianapolis
Thorntown
Sey
Mour
United Nations
Red China
Purdue
Peking
Ing
Indiana
Asworld
All Star
Commissioners Close Range Line Road Dump
The County Commissioners voted to close the Range Line Dump citing health and legal concerns. A remonstrance with 2399 signatures opposed the project and objections from local attorney Jerrald C. Finney were presented. The action affects proposed bond issues and the planned courthouse construction.
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Madison
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Jerrald C. Finney
Ralph McCord
Everett
Stottlemyer
William W Finney
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Glassboro
White House
Romania
Three Die in Portage Bank Robbery Shootout
In Portage Indiana a bank robbery inside Northern Indiana Bank and Trust Co ends with three employees dead and a suspected gunman mortally wounded. Tony Gregory and Douglas Perry died at hospitals, Keith Stanton wounded, and Howard Rekau later dies. Police had pursued a stolen Ohio car as the suspect tried to flee with a sack of money.
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Portage, Ind
UPI
Portage
Northern Indiana Bank and Trust Co
Tony Gregory
Valparaiso
Douglas Perry
Memorial Hospital
Michigan City
Keith Stanton
Howard Rekau
Chicago Heights
Chesterton
Olice
Ohio
Rekau Ranteing
Ed Burke
President Johnson holds briefing with Romanian leaders in New York
In New York President Johnson meets with Romania's Head of state and Foreign Relations Committee members for a briefing on lengthy talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin. Details remain scarce as Maurer and Manescu, visiting for the United Nations General Assembly, join the talks after Maurer’s Cuba trip and the late afternoon session.
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New York
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Maurer
United Jter
Corneliu Manescu
Johnson
Unit Nations General Assembly
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July 4 Celebration At Chesterfield To Be Bigger, Better
Chesterfield plans a larger July 4 celebration with a bigger fireworks display and a 9 p.m. start. Officials expect crowds to exceed previous years and note local groups will assist through a Middle East event.
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Oan Omeric
Works Board Studies PSC Request Refers To Attorney
Johnson's avitation extension era noted. first meeting with an Eastern European leader was planned. Romania seeks stronger Western ties as full diplomatic relations with West Germany begin January 31, drawing East German concern. Tito met Kennedy in October, signaling shifting Cold War alignments as the page ends.
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Romania
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East Germany
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John F. Kennedy
New Arrivals and Birth Notices Across Local Addresses
A parade of birth announcements from St Johns and Community Hospital lists boys born to South, Dewey, Belzer, and other local couples. The Anderson and Pendleton areas show multiple newborns with family addresses, while a city meeting discusses parade support and electric rate adjustments. Local clubs and the Jaycees, Kiwanis, and the Fire Department plan involvement as the Amvets provide color guard for the parade Makepeace Park gathering.
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Mounds Rd
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Dewey St
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Pendleton
Clark Stratey
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Anderson Board of Publicer
E. 7Th St
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Walter
Daleville American
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Amvets
Mishi Milliary
Awaka
Andersonline
Howard Taylor
Anderson
Rive
Makepeace Park
Ganley
East Chicas
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Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
News item reports a service station scene featuring two young girls said to be daughters of Maurice Stockton. The fragment mentions a rumor sequence and Stockton’s plan to hire two topless dancers from a local club. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Maurice Stockton
Stockton
County获得 funds for bridge project
Ned Fairman of Butler and Fair/Technical Transportation Com mon led a plan to secure 60 000 dollars in federal funds through the Bureau of Public Roads for a new four lane bridge over White River. The County Commissioners signed an agreement with the State Highway Commission for use of federal funds to finance about eight hundred thirty thousand dollars for the structure, with the city contributing its share. The proposed span would extend from Central Ave to Milan Ave, with sidewalks and lights, and would be a major east–west thoroughfare shaping the city’s government quadrangle project.
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Butler
Fair/Technical Transportation Common
Seufert, Inc
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Seme ‘Urbans
Indianapolis
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Sioners
Ralph McCord
Everett
Stottlemyer
William Wood
Meesterday
Federal Fe
White River
State High Pennsylvania Railroad
Anderson City
Central Ave
Milan Ave
Eassiver
County Units Get Share Of Record Spring Collection
Checks totaling more than nine million dollars are being mailed by County Auditor Roy Boicourt for shares of the spring tax settlement. The overall tax take reached 9,152,656.79 dollars from general property and banks and loans, with the county receiving 1,507,915.51 dollars and state shares listed for the state treasurer, forestry, and fair. Distribution includes numerous townships and school funds, with specific amounts for Adams, Anderson, Boone, Fall Creek, Green, Jackson, Lafayette, Monroe, Pipecreek, Richland, Union, and Buren townships, as well as individual school corporations and central Madison County. The report notes the treasurer’s office had been closed during settlement.
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Roy Boicourt
Christine McCormick
Horace Hays
Adams
Anderson
Boone
Duckcreek
Fall Creek
Green
Jackson
Jing
Lafayette
Monroe
Richland
Veteran's Memorial
Union
Buren
Branigin Eyes Fall Session On Districting Talks
Indiana Governor Branigin urged a fall special session to tackle congressional redistricting. He aims for meetings with state House and Senate leaders including Bowen Bow dire and Me Daniel, with Rock presiding, amid a voided 1965 plan due to population disparities and possible broader legislative talks.
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Indianapolis
Roger D. Branigin
House
Senate
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Otis
Bowen
Bremen
Richard C. Bowdire
D-Mishawaka
Robert L. Rock
Marlin K
Daniel
Richmond
Branigin
Nore
U.S. Supreme Court
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Commissioners Close Range Line Road
St. John’s Hospital
8Th St
Ned R. Fairman
Everett Stottlemyer
Walter C. Dietzen
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Madison-Grant United School Corp
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