Mexican Mothers Lead March Against Government Amid Student Protests
In Mexico City a crowd led by mourning Mexican mothers marched to demand anti government reforms and the release of arrested students. The demonstration, joined by thousands, called for the withdrawal of anti subversion laws and amnesty for political prisoners as police and troops reinforced key government sites.
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Humphrey Campaign Presses For Vietnam Deescalation Details
Humphrey urged precise Hanoi concessions before any bombing pause, saying evidence of Communist willingness to restore the DMZ could justify risk. He said if North Vietnam showed faith he might resume bombing and push toward deescalation, while Indiana appeals court acts on a related case.
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Local Obituaries and Court Notes Span Madison Area
Obituaries for Willie Greenlee and Nettie Frantzret note services in Elwood and Oakeldon with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery. Separate briefs report legal cases including assault and battery charges, forged check indictments, and continuations for Burger Chef break in.
Five Injured In Weekend Mishaps Here
Weekend accidents left five people hospitalized and several in fair to good condition. Main Street crash injures include Charles Vetor and Charles Ogden with jaw fracture and minor injuries, while Judy Brinn and Keoosth Brown suffer concussions and other injuries. John Qualle sustains facial injuries and a broken nose in a separate two-vehicle collision on 2nd Street.
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Eats Pokeberries Deaths and Election Commentary
Fragmented OCR text reports on political maneuvering around wartime policy and an election, mentioning Humphrey Johnson Paris talks and a 2 2 vote outcome. The readable fragments reference a hospital death and abstention in a critical decision affecting war conduct and negotiations.
Ballot Change Debate Near Election as Court Hears GOP Case
In oral arguments before the high court, Charles G. Castor, attorney for the GOP, urged that any ballot changes due to Mote's death be made by Oct. 7. He noted Mote died 49 days before the Nov. 5 election and the State Election Board was notified 46 days prior. Castor warned reprinting costs if later decisions require changes, while clarifying the stance does not cover Nov. 5 prints.
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Indiana court items: Payne case continued. Scruggs arraignment
Frank Payne dr of FL Wayse faces trafficking with an inmate case continued to Oct 34 with Marion Withers as counsel. Judith Scruggs charged with daytime housebreaking to steal, case moved to Oct 7. incident dated July 28, 1967 at Thomas Lusby home. State arraignments represented by Madison County Prosecutor William P. Lawlee, Sr.
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Obituaries and parade plans mix in Anderson area
Obituary notices for Greece and Lynam detail deaths of 74 year old Mrs. Nevada Greene Foster and Paul Lynam with burial and funeral rites listed. Separate report covers an upcoming Anderson parade downtown at 6 30 p m with parade marshal Jack Macy and cash prizes, plus band appearances by Richmond School and Anderson teams.
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Hatfield to Headline Indianapolis Dinner Oct 29
Sen Mark Hatfield will headline a $100 a plate fundraising dinner in Indianapolis on Oct 29. The event starts at 7 p.m. in the Manufacturers Building at the State Fairgrounds and benefits Republican campaign financing at all levels including presidential state congressional and Marion County.
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Weather and political notes mix in a jagged update
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Crowell and Geiger funeral notices detail local deaths
Chester A Crowell age 80 of 1504 N Harrison Alexandria died Monday at Dickey Nursing Home Elwood after illness. Born June 2 1883 in Redkey Indiana he was a retired farmer and member of First Christian Church. Survived by wife Bessie and sister in law Ethel Peck. services at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home then burial at Vinson Memorial Summitville. Charles J Geiger 88 Noblesville died Sunday at Rolling Hills Nursing Home Anderson born October 10 1880 a retired farmer and member of Clarksville Christian Church. Survived by three sons Darcy and Charles Geiger Jr and Tyan L Geiger plus six grandchildren. Final services at Coaltrin Funeral Home Noblesville with interment in Crownland Cemetery.
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U S and Israel eye Middle East peace efforts
Rusk briefed by Israeli sources on Ebans precise Middle East ideas prioritizing Israeli security transfers in any settlement. Ebani will discuss general principles at the assembly, while the U S seeks a plan near a UN Security Council Resolution last November.
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Weather outlook and temperatures across cities this week
The forecast shows near zero precipitation through Tuesday with light showers possible late in the week. Temperatures trend near normal for the season with daytime highs around the mid 70s and morning lows near 50s in Sanity Bead and Evansville.
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Belief versus non belief and the fate of faith
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