Georgia GOP Opens Campaign For Governor Race
The Republicans led by Callaway launch a Georgia gubernatorial bid with a focus on unity and state pride. Callaway, president of Callaway Gardens, pledged to desegregation guidelines, support education reforms, and tax incentives while Maddox emphasizes reducing crowded classrooms and boosting jobs. The event featured a downtown rally and parade as both nominees frame contrast with Democrats.
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Howard H.jor
Callaway
Georgia
Thement
Lester G. Maddox
Bunting
Silal
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West Point
Neight Pease Tuen Co
Johnson halts campaign trips as election nears
President Johnson has paused campaign appearances for nearly a month, with no confirmed schedule for additional events before the November 3 election. Press secretary Moyers said decisions will depend on developments and the Pacific trip plans, while noting invitations continue and past weekend speeches have been limited since Labor Day.
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Johnson
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Maine
Pryor
Okla
Aml Meyers
Bisasa
Rioting strains grip San Francisco amid curfew and warnings
Mayor John W Shelley led a news conference amid reports of outside agitators tied to Watts unrest. Police and National Guard readiness was heightened as curfew from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. was set in riot-torn districts. Shelley urged residents to stay clear of troubled areas while warning against inciting violence. In Vietnam, U S bombers and artillery supported operations near the demilitarized zone as clashes continued with Communist forces.
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Local Police Report UFO Near Hospital Then Vanishes
Two Andierson police officers while returning from the Community Hospital cafeteria spotted a large white object in the southwest sky at 3 02 am. It moved west then southwest, appeared to hover and tremble, shifted to a red glow, and finally settled, emitting a blueish light before vanishing as another patrol arrived.
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Russia Expels Diplomat and Other Yankee
Moscow reports accuse two more Americans of CIA work and hostile activities. Nicholas H. Riegg, 26, of Concord California, and Donald R. Lesh, 34, of Gun City Arizona, deny the charges as Washington and the U.S. Embassy call them unfounded. The case of Thomas R. Dawson, 24, Annapolis Maryland, a Peace Corps volunteer, remains under Soviet custody awaiting possible trial.
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Regional Centers Created For Delinquent Girls Reform Plan
INDIANAPOLIS UP I a new approach to delinquent girls would replace the Indiana Girls' School with four regional centers and a fifth intake center. Commissioner Bernard Dolnick outlined a revised biennial budget requesting about 40 million for this program, with most funds for personnel. He proposed converting the Clermont school into a facility for the mentally retarded and relocating delinquent girls to regional centers to reform the state's approach. The plan appears in the context of the state budget committee discussions for the next two years.
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Indiana
Bernard Delnick
State Department of Correction
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Dolnick
Clermont
Colusa
Seasonal Temperatures To Continue In State
The Associated Press reports below seasonal normals across Indiana for the next five days with intermittent showers returning late Sunday or Monday after a dry Saturday. Highs near 66 to 78 degrees with lows around 46 to 53, as readings run about 10 degrees below normal.
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Weather Bureau
Dior London Showcase Features Full Length Coats And Dresses
London notes report a Dior showroom display with ankle length coats and garments described as capes and suits. The event included presence and actions by the British Society related group, while the tone referenced fashion statements and procedural displays amid a morning scene.
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British Society For the Preservation
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Two Hitler Henchmen Freed Lay School of Theology Starts Monday
Anderson College offers a Lay School of Theology beginning Monday with sessions on missions in Africa and church history. The program runs on consecutive Mondays through the month, featuring courses in the New Testament and practical theology led by college faculty and local pastors.
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Mane Mandar Nicht
Anderson Area
Midwest
Boyce Blackwelder
John W. W. Smith
Rey. Hollis S. Pistole
School of
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Roscoe Snowden
Eastside
Church of God
Val B. Clear
Dean Newberry
Hendricks Raps Tax Hoax In State Talk
Hendricks accuses public officials of delaying tax relief plans and postponing final rates as the 1967 legislature debates measures. He blasts Democrats and criticizes the handling of a 90 million surplus, urging quicker disclosure and action ahead of a possible special session and the November elections.
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Charles C. Hendricks
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Dick Ristine
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Meay
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Fleming TV Star Dies In Peru During Location Shoot
Eric Fleming, 41, television actor known for Rawhide, drowned on a location shoot near the Ruallaga River in Peru. An embassy report said he fell into water during a sequence and sank in swift current while on assignment Friday.
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Eric Fleming
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Fogey Weather Note Predicts Warmer Weekend
Fragmentary forecast mentions current temperature around 67, warmer conditions expected tomorrow, and evening wind or mist. Specific times unclear. includes reference to today’s twilight and Sunday outlook with slight confusion in wording.
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Cody
Sunioy
AP Chief William H. Richardson Killed
Richardson, high ranking AP Indiana bureau chief and one of the youngest in the service's state org, died in a rain slicked crash on U.S. 40 near Putnamville. He had visited Evansville papers and was en route to a Hoosier State Press Association meeting. The truck driver suffered no injuries. Richardson, a St. Louis native and Missouri alum, had led Indiana AP since 1962 after rising from Albuquerque bureau roles.
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Inez Lashes Cuba As It Races Toward Nassau
Hurricane Inez devastates southeastern Cuba including Oriente Province with 138 mph winds and 100 bodies reported on islands as 2,500 residents evacuate Caiammera near Guantanamo Bay. Forecasters predict a sharp turn north toward Nassau, with 9,000 personnel evacuated at the U S Navy base and widespread sugar crop damage across the region.
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United States
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Guantanamo Naval Base
Cuba Faces Major Damage as Inez Slams Cuba
Cuban radio reports Hurricane Inez causing major damage in Guantanamo and eastern Cuba. Fidel Castro oversees rescue operations from Santiago. at least 30,000 evacuated. US Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay reports damage but no injuries. death toll across Caribbean islands rises. Winds near 188 mph as the storm moves inland. The Miami Weather Bureau notes the storm passed west of Guantanamo.
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Inez
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Imnor
Johnson appoints emergency board to avert Pan American strike
President Johnson moved to avert a Pan American Airways strike by naming a special emergency board to study the airline's contract dispute with the Transport Workers Union. The action delays any strike for 60 days as mechanics planned a 12.40 a.m. Sunday walkout threatening service disruptions.
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UPI
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Local Birth Announcements Mixed Details
Newborns reported from various households including St Johns and 2107 Locust Street with several names such as Mrs Ato Whitehurst and Mr and Mrs Bert Blackwell. Other fragments reference hospital births, multiple households, and unnamed parents indicating a series of birth notices with partial names and locations.
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Geld Lamy
Stoner
Tianiakatty Hospita
Mayor To Address Interact Club Event
Mayor Frank Allis of Anderson will speak at the Interact Club of Anderson event Monday night at the Salvation Army City. The club, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Anderson, includes outstanding students from the three local high schools and aims to inspire youth leadership.
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