Ruckelshaus Plans Saturday Helicopter Campaign Stop
Ruckelshaus scheduled to visit in Indiana on a six city helicopter tour with stops in Anderson Lebanon Greenfield Franklin Martinsville and Danville. The race with Senator Birch Bayh is one of the nation’s closest with debates over Vietnam gun control and the economy shaping it. Ruckelshaus, age 38, aims to broaden support as he argues federal gun laws should be left to states.
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Scorpion Parts Found Deep in Atlantic After Submarine Missing
The Navy reports the research vessel USS Mizar photographed parts of the Scorpion 10,000 feet down about 400 miles south of the Azores. The submarine had been missing for five months after last contact on May 21 en route to Norfolk. Navy officials note the finds do not match nearby underwater peaks and the board of inquiry will reconvene to assess new evidence.
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Retired Delco Foreman Dies In 2 Car Crash
A retired Delco-Remy foreman and lifelong Anderson resident was killed in a two car crash near Muncie at about 8 am yesterday. Another local man was injured along with a second passenger who was later released from Ball Memorial Hospital. Merbert Flowers 66 and Harlan Querry 52 were involved. Flowers sustained injuries but was in satisfactory condition. Baker born December 1 1902 was foreman at Plant J and active in Masonic and Scottish Rite groups.
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Paul Condon
Madison Ave
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Hallie McClel- Tnd
Plant J
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Brock re election HQ balloons spark mixed signals
In Tennessee Republican Rep William Brock opened his re election HQ with balloon giveaways promising Brock merchandise to finders. Local reactions vary as residents note confusion and limited reach of the stunt amid election coverage. Mayor William Pope of Pikeville comments on campaign tactics.
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UF Goal Still Short As Madison County Readies Campaign Finish
The United Fund appeals to reach a $650 000 goal as of yesterday by Monday noon with $99 678 still needed. Perry W House general campaign chairman urged all workers and leaders to push for a final supreme effort. Some divisions met quotas while others lagged behind, affecting the drive outcome.
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Waste and political use of Indiana state publication charged
Indiana Rep. Humphrey charges thousands of dollars were wasted on an eight page October issue of the Indiana Department of Commerce publication New and Better Living. He alleges the paper promotes Lt. Gov. Rock for governor and used state funds to aid his campaign.
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Pope, Cardinals Hold Session On Problems
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI's council of cardinals met privately amid church disobedience and a sudden Vatican tax burden. The session, only the second since its 1967 formation, sparked speculation but yielded no details. Cardinal Cicogna summoned the ministers to privacy.
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Absenteeism Record Cited in Judge Campaign Row
Van Rashaw Greve the Republican candidate for Superior Court No 2 accused Democrat Nelson Bohannon the incumbent of 20 years of absenteeism in court. A Madison County official noted eight weeks and two days of absence from Jan 1 to Sept 20 1988 with weekends and campaign time not counted. Taxpayers paid $7 025 20 for special judges in that period, in addition to Bohannon’s regular salary.
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Dinner in Indianapolis Satirizes Equal Opportunity Day
Mayor Richard E Lugar is slated as principal speaker at the OK Student Center dine r at Anderson College on November 19 at 7 30 pm. The event honors Lincoln's Gettysburg Address delivery and is sponsored by local civil rights groups. Tickets are available through the sponsoring organizations and city offices.
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Johnson orders halt in bombing and urges peace talks
President Johnson announces a halt in bombing of North Vietnam starting Wednesday and broadens Paris talks to include South Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He warns talks may face hard fighting but hopes to advance an early peace, contingent on no shelling of South Vietnamese cites and respect for the DMZ.
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Editorial Opinion on Vietnam War Bombing Policy
The piece condemns protecting half a million U S troops in Vietnam from bombing raids in North Vietnam. It argues the risk exposure increases despite available security resources along South Vietnam’s borders. This newspaper refuses to print the described political maneuver from Washington and declines to comment.
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Rockets Kill 31 In Saigon and Hue Amid Vietnam War Attacks
Communist rockets hit Saigon and Hue in a flare of attacks as President Johnson ordered a pause to U S air raids. At Saigon 2 people died and 84 were wounded, while Hue saw at least nine dead and 13 wounded. The assaults coincided with National Day celebrations.
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New Arrivals Reported at Local Hospitals
In a brief hospital notice, new births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Razell Hommel at St John’s Hospital and a girl to Mr and Mrs P O Johnson of Mulvane Avenue. Community Hospital records a birth for Mr and Mrs Robert Swank, and Mr and Mrs Richard Gross of Noblesville welcome a boy.
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