Bombers Pound Dien Bien Phu Outpost In Vietnam War Action
Reports say B82 strategic bombers hit the Dien Bien Phu area and the Thuong Duc camp near Da Nang with heavy tonnage during a five day offensive. US spokesmen cite three American helicopters and multiple wounded. The attack targets a key outpost held by Vietnamese forces amid surrounding combat.
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UPI
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Bien Phu
Thuong Ducl
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Thuong Duc
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Thi
Church Group Backs Black Youth Revolts in Rightful Revolution
Kansas City AP dispatch reports the Christian Church of Christ affiliates praising black power and youth movements as a peaceful, nonviolent path to social reform. The assembly urged believers to support reforms liberating the poor and dignity for all, while rejecting violence. The piece notes opinions from church leaders and mentions President Johnson as a member advocating nonviolent revolutionary action.
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Kansas City
Christians
Christian Churchscipes of Christ
Johnson
16 000 Reservists to Be Released by End of 1968
The Pentagon plans to return about 16 000 Air National Guardsmen and reservists to civilian life after North Korea's Pueblo incident and Vietnam Tet offensive. Releases begin in late 1968 with the last discharge by June 30, 1969, according to sources.
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Pentagon
North Kororea
U.S
Pueblo
Vietnam
Methodist Pastors and Catholics Hold Three Day Dialogues
Twenty Methodist ministers joined an equal number of Catholic readers at Notre Dame University for a three day colloquy initiated by Bishop Reuben Mueller. Sessions focused on mutuality and included paired roommate discussions and a contemporary mass to close the event.
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Focal United Methodist
Notre Dame University
Robert Fribley
Edwin Helm
Ha ‘Aininger
Philip J. Ailsamer
Mark ‘Blaising
Noblesville
Harold
Daniel Peil
Notre Dame
Reuben Mueller
North Indiana Conference
Fort Wayne
Lycurgus Starkey
United Methodist
Munciel
Lindsay Pherigo
St Paul's Seminary
St. Louis
Lemay Trip Points To Place On Ticket
Air Force General Curtis Lemay traveled to a location Wednesday amid reports he may be George Wallace’s running mate. Wallace kept silent on Lemay’s bid but planned a news conference at 10 am Thursday to reveal his vice presidential choice. Meanwhile Moscow announced the launch of its 24th Cosmos unmanned satellite to continue space research.
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Air Force
Curtis
Lemay
George Wallace
Wallace
Columbus
Ohio
Moscow
Soviet Union
Homecoming Opens With Talent Show And Dance
Fortville will host a homecoming celebration starting with a Drama Club talent show this evening followed by a Student Council sponsored dance featuring Roger W. Morgan. Nixon criticized an abrupt default in Eisenhower's nuclear navy plan and warned of growing Soviet naval power affecting U S security.
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Fortville
Vernon
Roger W. Morgan
Nixon
U.S. Atlantic
Eisenhower
America
Mexican Student Police Battle in Mexico City
In Mexico City crowds clashed with troops and police in the bloodiest outbreak in nine weeks of protests against President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. At least a score killed and hundreds wounded as authorities struck near the Olympic Games sites and protesters pledged to disrupt the event. Witnesses described civilians shot, snipers firing from buildings, and arrests in the downtown area as armored cars fired on student snipers and bystanders.
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Miexico
Mexico City
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Associated Press
Foreign Ministry
Ustavo Diaz Ordaz
Olympic Village
Tax sharing distributions under 1989 pause
The article notes a first distribution of 20 660 650 including 10 645 517 from sales tax and 10 023 191 from income tax over nine months. The second and final distribution is tied to 1989 Legislature action and may end. Funds will inform property tax rate calculations.
Johnson withdraws Fortas nomination for chief justice
President LBJ accedes to Mr Justice Fortas withdrawing his nomination to be chief justice. He insists Fortas is the best qualified but notes the Senate filibuster records a historic blocking of a Supreme Court nominee. Fortas cites senatorial attacks as harmful to the court and the nation.
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The
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Washington
Ramet
South Carolina
Fortas
Enue
White House
Gloria’ Botton
Johnson
Chad
Robert P. Griffin
R ‘Mich
Registration Continues Across County Through Oct. 7
Registration and transfer for voters, including at courthouses and multiple sub stations, continues county wide through Oct. 7. Republican David Dennis urged a new national direction at a noon Anderson Exchange Club address, criticizing deficits and calling for private sector solutions. Democrat William Norton did not attend. Dennis planned appearances in Larple, Anderson, Pendleton, and Alexandria.
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David Dennis
16Th
America
Anderson Exchange Club
William Norton
Dennis
Larpel
Anderson
Pendleton
Alexandraa
Two vehicle accidents reported in Anderson area
Police described a 57 year old man driving south on Range Vine Road at 6:51 pm Wednesday veering off the right shoulder, striking a fence and field before a left side skid. His wife, a 1968 pickup passenger, was hospitalized after surgery at St John's. James Poole, 52, Elwood, and Rodney George, 17, suffered rear end injuries in a separate crash 4:23 pm Wednesday near Broadway as Poole failed to see a stopped car. Local officers investigated both incidents.
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Thurston S. Cowart
Cowart
Rangevine Rd
St. John's Hospital
Hilbert and Hulett
Anderson Police Department
Gene Fields
Madison Couny
Rodney W. George
Edgemound Dr
Broadway
George
James E. Poole
ST St. Elwood
Johnson and Shettle
Anderson Police Pes
Anderson Obituaries Prompted By Sudden Illness and Deaths
Multiple Anderson area obituaries note deaths from sudden illness or after brief hospital stays. Encounters with Hartley family members, Myra Boone, Helen Isanogle, Edith Small and William Cox are recorded with burial arrangements, funeral times, and local church or funeral home details. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren, with services scheduled at Rozelle and Brown and Butz funeral homes and Memorial Park Cemetery.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
A series of obituaries and notices from Madison area papers. Topics include the death of Daisy Stanley at 88 in Middletown, funeral details for Fred Harrison Pendleton, Nettie May Frantzreb of Fortville, infant Stephen Alan Kelsay, and local memorials. Also notes on a Purdue extension talk, and Army Pvt. Dawson J Atwood killed in action. Governor Branion appoints Joseph F Eichhorn as judge in Bluffton.
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Stephen Kelsay
Pate
Purdue Extension
FY. Wayne
Victor Zink
General Motors Corp
Detroi Mich
Meridith Church
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Washington
Army Pfe
Dawson J. Atwood
Martinsville
Ind
Defense Department
Dawson
George Atwood
Medical groups clash over chiropractic quackery label
Two organizations defend chiropractic against the American Medical Association. The National Health Federation and the International Chiropractors Association call the AMA stance a shell game and argue chiropractors in accredited colleges advance legitimate medicine while MDs allegedly practice spine adjustment unethically.
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Wall Cago
UPD
American ‘Medical’ Association
America
Nationall Y Health Federation
International Chiropractors Association
William 8. Day
AMA
National Congress On
American Medical Association
Day
Academy of
ICA
Dwight L. Wilbur
French Hospital
San Francisco
Stanford University School of Medicine
Reverend Ed Norris 94 longtime Brethren minister dies
Fortville obituary notes Rev Ed C Norris 94 retired Church of the Brethren minister died Wednesday at St Johns Hospital after two weeks as patient. Born April 11 1874 in Madison County he was orphaned early and raised by Stinsons. Survived by four children twelve grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Beech Grove Church of the Brethren with rites Saturday at 10 30 AM.
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Helen Isanogle
Helen M. Teanogle
Nursery Rd
Methodis Hospital
East Maple Road Center
Fortville
Edred C. Norris
Park
Church of the Brethren
St John's Hospital
Madison County
Charles Hamilton
Matin Duffy Nori
Nathan
Mary Stinson
Beech Grove
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Anna
Lorna Fair
Near Fortville
Marion Norris
Forbes Norris
Winter Park
Fla
Kenneth Forbes
Anderson
Fisher
Page One club to deliver care packages for Vietnam servicemen
The group plans to mail eit packages of useful articles cigarettes and non perishable items to servicemen in Vietnam. Last year Madison County residents sent hundreds of packages and thousands of letters. The club invites new members and will meet monthly starting November in the Naval Reserve building on the second Thursday.
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Vietnam
Madison County
Naval Reserve Building
Campus program to supervise all admin activity rollout
Dr Frederick V Shoot to supervise all administrative activities on the Upland campus as part of a new joint program with Taylor University and Anderson College. Anderson College students will commute for nuclear physics chemistry and music courses, with faculty exchanges limited to travel on class days. Preparations began over two years ago.
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Pope Onedon
Frederick V. “Shoot
Assoc
Taylor University
Anderson’ College
Anderson College
Reardon
Reardon l
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Donna) Ake
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Joyce) Ray
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Gilbert Hartley Jr
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Irwin Johnson
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Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Monroe Schuster
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Edith Exna Small
Monroe
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Methodist Church
William P. Cox
William Perry Cox
Raible Ave
Mary Haynes Cox
Urbana
Lynch Corporation
Alma
Virginia Knotts
Madison
Daisy Stanley
Cottage ‘Ave
Middletown - Anderson
Thomas Harvey
Mary E. “Llongwood
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Stanley
St. Paul, Minn
Lowry Church
Miller Cemetery
Mid
Bibert C. Peneste
Fred Harrison Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Fred Harrison
Rt. 3
Pendleon
Gravel Lawn
Nettie Frantzreb
Fisher Funeral Home
Nettie May Frantzreb
E. 75Th St
Clifford Frantz‘reb
Oaklandon
Joseph F. Eichhorn
Bluffton
Ells
Roger D. Branion
Eichorn
Tomer J. Byrd
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