Editorial on voting power and self borrowing in history
The piece argues voting patterns shift with national policy, noting past borrowing from selves by Egyptians Greeks and Romans led to vulnerability. It cites Roosevelt Truman Stevenson Eisenhower and Goldwater, urging registered voters to participate and back a reform agenda. It emphasizes turnout to influence Washington today.
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Pyramids
Parthenon
Roosevelt
Washington
Truman
Wallace
Mr. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Eagle Eye to aid state watchers in five precincts
General chair Harry Force announces Operation Eagle Eye will open local campaign facilities to state poll watchers and deploy a large network of volunteers to inspect 1300 faulty registrations in five Madison County precincts. The effort aims to ensure lawful voting and halt fraudulent entries.
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Eagle Eye
Harry Mckee
Ray Earlywine
Herald
Harry Force
Operation
State Election Board
Madison County
Force
Tegy
Forse
CBS Acquires 80 Percent of New York Yankees
CBS completed the purchase of 80 percent of the New York Yankees stock in a private signing. Dan Topping Sr. and Del Webb retain 10 percent each with CBS holding an option to buy. CBS paid 11.2 million dollars for the stake, while DOJ reviews antitrust implications continue.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Yankees
Lock
Mickey Mantle
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Yankees
Yankee
Dan Topping Sr
del Webb
Topping
Webb
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Department of Justice
Washington
Dan R. Topping Sr
The
New York Yankees Inc
Anderson Students Telephone NBC Election Study Team
Seven Anderson high school students from the yearbook staff will participate in NBC election studies. Directed by Frank Woschitz, they will receive returns from seven key precincts and immediately call.
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Anderson High School
NBC
Frank Woschitz
Viet Cong Raid On Bien Hoa Base Despite Counterattack
U S military sources credited a Viet Cong mortar raid on Bien Hoa air base with success. About two Vietnamese battalions pursued the raiders but returned empty handed after a counter air assault. Four U S Army men were killed and 31 wounded. Two Vietnamese air force personnel died.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bien Hoa
Conflict and Casualties Mark South Viet Nam After Attack
After a night raid, U S forces report 27 aircraft destroyed or damaged including 20 B57 bombers. American dead are Maj Thomas D Whitlock Spec 4 Ronald T O Keefe Pfc Thomas J Hanley and Pfc Richard P Bu bar. Mortar shells and base plates found 1.6 miles north of the runway. Khanh seeks control of armed forces and a seat on a Security Council, while civilian leaders probe civilian control.
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Thomas D. Whitlock
Alexandria
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Coun
Cil
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Security Council
Tran van Huong
Huong
Duong van Minh
Tran van Don
Danish Communists Rationalize Khrushchev’s Career End
Danish Communist leader Knud Jespersen, returning from Moscow, says Khrushchev likely suffers from sclerosis and is living outside Moscow possibly in a rest home. Officials reportedly cited disease among factors in Khrushchev’s removal while noting other ailments. Jespersen notes health weakening, with no confirmation of additional illnesses. a Danish Communist delegation was sent to Moscow for answers.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Knud Jespersen
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Jespersen
Khrushchy
Jesper Sen Jed
Fire damages garbage truck in Lafayette incident
In Lafayette Indiana a blaze burned smoldering refuse on a city garbage truck after pickup. Firefighters at Station No 3 quickly contained the fire and prevented further damage. The driver said the debris appeared to be burning when lifted.
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Lafayette
Ind
Weather forecast text fragment
The report notes cloudy conditions with possible showers tonight and windy cooler weather tomorrow. It records today’s high in the 70s and a low around 50, with yesterday’s high of 74 and low of 54. Sunrise and sunset times for tomorrow are listed.
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Tures
De Gaulle Eyes Closer Ties With Soviet Union
Paris reports say President de Gaulle may pursue closer relations with the Soviet Union amid discontent with West Germany over farm prices and Bonn's stance with the United States. Sources indicated a policy shift toward bypassing NATO and the European Common Market is possible.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Indiana weatherman forecasts warm Election Day with possible showers
The Indiana weatherman predicts generally fair skies and near record highs for Election Day with highs in the 70s. A stretch of dry, sunny conditions continues before showers arrive late Tuesday or Wednesday, and again Saturday, with little rainfall expected.
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United Press International
Indiana Weatherman
Indiana
Indianapolis
Election Results At AHS Gym Center Tonight
Unofficial returns will be posted tonight after 6 p.m. at the Anderson High School gym recreation room. The public center is run by the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce, Anderson Sertoma Club, Alexandria Times-Tribune, Elwood Call-Leader, WHBU radio, and Anderson Newspapers Inc. Volunteers report early results to a large tabulation board, with live updates by phone at 644-2821.
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Anderson High School
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Sertoma Club
Alexandria Times - Tribune
Elwood Call-Leader
WHBU
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Election day activity in Madison County centers on voting
About 70 000 registered voters in Madison County are expected at polling places with 2 500 absent ballots received. The Wigwam at Anderson High School hosts vote counting as precincts open at 6 00 am. The State Election Board clarifies voting rules at closing time and a canvassing board will count votes at the county courthouse.
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Madison County
Eugene Creagmile
Anderson High School
State Election Board
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals Bring Nine Newborns
At St. Johns Hospital and Community Hospital nine families welcome newborns. Girls born to Mangis Cort recht Parks Tierney Byrd Norrod Fisher and Bledsoe. Boys born to England Davidson Reynolds. Addresses listed for each family.
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Jerald Mangis
Main St
Donald Cortrecht
Woodward Parks
Lincoln St
George Tierney
Donnelly Dr
Community Hospital
Lowell Byrd
Pearl St
Orville Norrod
30Th St
Edward Fisher
Hattie
Hoosierland Aspirants Push Hard For Votes
Indiana's top political nominees stayed on the campaign trail late Monday urging support before returning home to vote. Democratic and Republican candidates for governor and U S senator criss crossed the state in a final push as results loomed. State Sen. D Russell Bontragin appeared among the hopefuls amid the up to the wire finish.
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United Press International
Ndiana
U.S
Russell Bontrag
Bontrager Claims Communist Prowar Helps Campaign
Republican Senate candidate D. Russell Bontrager alleged Communist opposition fuels his bid while touring 15 Indiana cities. He cited The Worker newspaper’s hostile coverage and displayed a Worker issue from Oct 25, arguing the American Communist Party seeks his defeat and opposes his states rights stance.
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D. Russell Bontrager
Anderson
American Communist Party
the Worker
Bontrager
Indiana
Worker
Federal detectives probe altered money and local shooting
Federal agents led by Capt. Robert Estes investigate coin alterations at the Ceramic Store 328 Milton St where Ada line Carter reported 47 pennies turned into dimes. Police also probe a Friday night shooting at Lester Bernson residence 2216 Dewey St where Bernson fired at Rena May Davis. she was treated for a leg wound and he received a suspended jail sentence.
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Robert Estes
Anderson
Milton St
Adaline Carter
Estes
Saint John's
Lester Bernson
Dewey St
Bernson
Rena May Davis
Miss Davis
St. John’s Hospital
Two Local Youths Injured In West 38th Street Crash
Two Anderson youths, Rodger Chambell and Rodger Cherem, were injured when their car ran out of control on West 38th Street and struck a telephone pole. Both were rushed to St. John's Hospital in a fire department ambulance and listed in satisfactory condition. The vehicle was totaled.
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Anderson
West 38Th St
Rodger Chamberl
East 37Th St
Rodger Cherem
West 37Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Chambell
Cherem
American European Hostages in Congo Crisis
A warning from Baron Patrick Nothomb Belgian consul in rebel held Stanleyville says American and European hostages may be killed if Belgians join military operations against the Communist backed insurgents in the Congo. The message was relayed from Bujumbura to Leopoldville and later here on Monday.
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the Congo
UPI
Congo
Patrick Nothomb
Stanleyville
Burundi
Bujumbura
Goldwater Ends Campaign With Two-Stage California Farewell
Barry Goldwater concluded his campaign after a San Francisco street welcome of up to 200000 and a sunset rally in Fredonia Arizona where about 500 residents gathered. He had flown from Las Vegas to the Utah border airstrip near Fredonia and Kanab before finishing in California for the final vote bid.
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Fredonia, Ariz
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Prescott, Ariz
Goldwater
White House
Fredonia
Senate
Visi
Utah
Kanab
Las Vegas
Nev
Civic Auditorium
California
Financial District
Lee Street
Market Street
Local Girl Jailed For Curfew Break
Capt. Robert Scharnowske, head of the juvenile division, reported a 17 year old girl was jailed in Madison County for curfew violation last Friday. Curfew violators are held until a parent or guardian retrieves them. Juvenile officers also detained out of town youths. Two 17 year old boys were arrested and handed to juvenile authorities. the California addresses suggest they will be sent home.
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Robert Scharnowske
Madison County
Scharnowske
California
Malaysian Airmen Drop Leaflets on Indonesian Bases
Malaysian air force drops thousands of leaflets on two Indonesian invasion bases Bengkalis and Karimoen urging troops to defy President Sukarno. Leaflets indicate the message crossed the Malacca Strait from Malaysia amid reported failed invasion attempts.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
API
Polte
Sukarno
Bengkalis
Karimoen
Sumatra
Malacca Strait
Kurimoen
Metro's Okeh Raises Basic Legal Inquiry
A legal dispute over the Central Metropolitan School District approval from May 20 remains unresolved. Attorneys say approval stands, while others argue it was conditional or possibly invalid, with further court action likely to decide.
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Metro
State School Reorganization Commission
Metro District
State Commission
Maurice Robinson
Election Board
County
Joan Bashaw
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