Ocean Liner Queen Elizabeth Bids British Port Farewell
The Ocean liner Queen Elizabeth departs Southampton for Fort Lauderdale with a skeleton crew as Cunard plans to berth her at Port Everglades. Launched 1938, she served as a troop carrier in wars and later faced reduced demand, with air travel drawing passengers away.
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Ringland
Kellyabetl
Ftoride
Marla
New World
America
Fort Lauderdale
Queen Eizabeth
Kork Lauderdale
Port Everglades
Campisgio
Atlantic
Pope Critical Of Commission on Social Communications
Pope Paul VI criticized the Pontifical Commission for Social Communications in Rome, calling their efforts insufficient for the church's needs. He praised progress and a world day of social communications while urging stronger action to advance church media work.
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Vatican City
UPI
Pawl VI
Pontifical Commission For Social Communications
Msgr
Hathe J. O'Connor
Scranton
Rome
Far Py
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Apples Open Daily At Watchison’s Orchard Frankton
Red Delicious and other varieties offered at Watchison's Orchard Frankton with daily hours noted Mr S of Frankton promotes fresh apples and cider selections.
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Red Delicious
Mr. S. of
Frankton
Frontier Plane Slips Off Runway In Heavy Rain
A Frontier Airlines plane carrying passengers and six crewmen skidded off a runway in heavy rain and wind near St. Louis. Two passengers were hospitalized and later released. The incident occurred as the jet approached Lambert Field from Las Vegas with a broken nose gear and extensive damage to the front of the aircraft. Pilot reported getting permission to land after an aborted approach, with the plane bogging down in soft mud near the fence. the Dunwiddie couple, Opal 65 and Glen 68, were among the injured. An airline spokesman said the rest of the plane sustained damage but the flight was halted at the gate with no further injuries reported.
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OPS
Latis County
Tal
Calvisine
Glen Dunwiddie
Rapid City
S.D
Dunwiddie
Opal
Wes HO
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Ney
Denver
Kan
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St.Louis
Join
Lastio
Seoul
South Korea
UPJ
London
UPI Bish
NATO
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Brussels
Europe
Mediterranean
Romania
Belgrade
East Europe
Kremlin
Red Bloc
Rita
Josef Stalin
Russia
Moseny
AHS Literary Magazine Wins All American Honor
Anderson High School's annual magazine, the 30 year old Little Ones, earned All American honors in a national contest with 1600 entries. Staff and faculty are cited for art, editing, and printing efforts, highlighting Kaleidoscope's unity theme and the publication's national recognition.
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Werary Magazine
Anderson High School
Wilson
Mick Miagatina
AUS
Alt Prudenti
Poltry
National Schoastic Press Association
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Little Onies
Dan Anderson
Penny Baker
Mike Bales
Ana Baldwin
Julie Baldwin
Colleen Brown
Carol Hrundage
Pam Denny
Keith Hinton
Marke Browne
AHS
Im Paris
Sam Mudd
Mika Klner
Elaine Barker
Vick Schell
Doug Seacat
Dan Basting
Mike Parkes
Scott Slick
Star
Donald Hayes
Mussell Hays
Vickie Hughes
George McBurrows
Angie Nerrod
le Iaal
Noval
Rousel
Ita
France
Pierre Kinfret
Richard M. Nixon
Bank of France
Te Monde
Keanee
Carmel High School Auditorium Loss Estimated at 500000
Carmel Indiana UPI reports the auditorium under construction at Carmel High School collapsed, damaging the steel framework. No injuries occurred. The 1500 seat hall, slated for completion next August, may have been weakened by high winds.
Carrie Laux Ats Obituary The Chicago Native
Carrie Laux Ats, a Chicago native born November 8, 1938, died Thursday evening at 9 10 after a brief illness. She lived with her daughter Maryin Pedra Kluesner at 224 Thistle and was a member of St Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Brocton and Rosary and Alter Society. Survivors include her daughter, a son and grandchildren. services are planned at St Thomas Aquinas with burial at local cemetery.
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Lux
Maryin Pedra Kluesner
John's Hospital
Chicago
Martin Ped
Shwe
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
Brocton
Rosy
Alter Society Thera
Joes
Gietes Seards
Paris
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Dennis Huggins Sr 73 of Quitman Ga died Thursday at home after 18 years in Noblesville. He served AME churches in multiple Indiana cities. Survived by a daughter, four sons and a widow. Visitation at Coalman Funeral Home and funeral at Barbel AME Church Noblesville with Rev. Ernest Butler. Burial at Noblesville. Funeral rites Sunday 2 pm. Interment Monday at Miller Cemetery Delriv.
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Quitman
Noblesville
African Methodist Episcopal Chur
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Indiana Fourth Conference
Frankfortebanon
Shellt
Knightstown
Conrerseille
Noblesville Bethel
al Ven
Anderson
Barbel Ame
Nobles Wile
Ernest Butler
Bloomington
Tiermont
William Robinette
Imalie
Aaster
William B. Robinette
Belzer Dr
Nicholson
Nes Eo
Mosity
Treasury
Jeremy H. Fowler
Red Mex
Shores
Paul
Europe
Carol
Robinette
Robinette, Both Stlole Horseshoe Clubs, Wall Ctole
C. A
Henry Robinette
Karl D. Robinette
Offwes
United Fort Wayne
Jack
Alice Saul
Bristol
Vanced
Britain
Lord Medeline
Kays
Horland
Jeanette
Naully
Fairfield
Calif
Brown and Butz
la New Conference
France
West Germany
Roy
Anderson Memorial
United States
Parke Cemetery
Nixon
Bertha Marsches
Brown and Buzz Fu Trading and Monetary System
Bertha
Morsches
Broadfact
Washington
Tmsporway
Indianapolis
Ken Thrests
Fred J. Morsches
East Maplewood
U.S
President Elect Robert Wable Final Rites in Yorktown
Funeral services scheduled for Robert Wable 52 of S13 Lafayette St at 2 p.m. Saturday at Richman Funeral Home Yorktown. The obituary includes residences and employers, with other memorial rites listed for various locals, reflecting multiple funeral notices and interment details across neighboring towns.
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Robert Wable
Richman
Yorktown
Lafayette St
Deko-Remy
Funder
General Kisanhow
Ralph Tappan
Ewing Fillmetal
Ralph Tappen
Farmer
Rt. 1
Vinson Memorial Hospital
Mortuary
Post Office Urges Early Mail for Christmas Season
The Post Office on Thanksgiving Day urged the public to mail early for Christmas. Officials expect a record December mail volume of about 10 billion items and set deadlines for greeting cards and parcels to distant and nearby areas, plus military air mail overseas. In Bonn, West German parliament committees approved buying HR OUS Phantom reconnaissance planes for 512 million dollars.
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Washington
Bonn
UPI
RES
Ex Nazi officer on trial for wartime murders in Czechoslovakia
Berlin reports Kurt Wacht holz a 59 year old ex SS officer faces trial in East Berlin charged with the wartime murder of at least 53 prisoners in Czechoslovakia. The trial follows earlier disclosures about his role and impending legal action. A separate item notes a memorial fund for Maj. Gen. Keith L. Ware reaching 21500 dollars.
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Berlin
UPI
Kurt Wachtholz
East Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Lal Rhe
South Vietnam
Keith L. Ware
U.S. 1 St
Ware
Worms Make Topsoil
Chicago report notes about earthworms, claiming 2000 species range from three inches to twelve feet and that they consume leaves and soil organic matter. It mentions worms producing an inch of topsoil every ten years.
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Chicago
Boats Counted in Historic Small Boat Law
Washington recalls Congress passing the first small boat law in 1918 requiring counting and separation of all boats under 16 feet. The rule aimed to set safety minimums for motorboats, with the verso and recto page referenced in a book.
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Washington
Congress
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