Tribe Pirates clash in annual city championship game
The Anderson Indians face the Madison Heights Pirates in the annual city championship football clash at 8 o'clock tonight. Anderson seeks revenge after last year's 7 3 setback and relies on Jack Taylor's passing and Lonnie Nichols while Madison Heights answers with quarterback Rector and receiver Taylor.
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Tribe
Anderson Indians
Madison Heights Pirate
Phil Faris
Jack ‘Tay
Madison Log
Heights
Anderson
Taylor
Pertle
Tion
Madison Heights
Jack
Ule
Rector
Gidron
Lonnie Nichols
Bues
Pirates
Sto Leach
Sween
Nichols
Westward Ho Vanguard Set for Anderson Assembly Today
About 8 000 Scouts from Madison Henry Hamilton and Tipton Counties converge on Anderson Indiana for the Hoosier Heritage convention on the grounds of Anderson College. General chairman Dale Hod Noblesville says gateways depicting 1816 to 1900 will anchor five council districts with awards for best designs. Public events run Saturday 1 to 4 30 p m with skills demonstrations and an 8 p m campfire on the college athletic field.
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Boy Stout
Kikthawan and Arad
Church of God and Anderson
Fast 70Th Street Pta
Key Friend
Terry Riggins
Mike Riggins
Bill House
O. K. Friend
Herald Phote
Enu
Amough Sanday
Sene
Prue Sanday
TePmoun
Kikihawen
Grounds
Indiana
Church of God
Anderson
Dale
Rogers
Arelii
Madison
Henry
Hamilton
Tipton
Anderson College
E. Sthe
Johnson outlines six nation Far East trip and peace efforts
President Johnson announced plans for a six nation Far East tour including New Zealand and Australia before a Manila summit with regional leaders. He cautioned that current peace prospects are not encouraging and noted no Viet Nam settlement talks but cited possible de escalation notes from Hanoi. He said he would visit Korea and Thailand en route home and spoke amid questions before the U.S. elections.
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Washington
Australia
Manila
Tald
Thailand
Malaysia
South
Korea
Johnson
He Nam
Viet Nams
Lyndon
Nahons
New Zealand
Wmmil
Aio
South Korea
Court injunction filed to stop Madison County courthouse
An injunction was filed in Circuit Court to halt the proposed new courthouse in Madison County Indiana. Plaintiffs Harold Foust Sandford Hicks Theodore Likens and Orville W Wilson oppose actions by the County Council and Board of Commissioners alleging illegal entry into contracts and appropriations without required bidding or notice.
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Anderson
Harold Foust
Sandford Hicks
Theodore Likens
Orville W. Wilson
Madison County Council
Lester Sigler
Loren McDaniels
Dale Bright
Vernon Shipley
Clifford Drake
Board ‘of Commissioners
Jesse Biddle
Verett Stottiemeyer
Ralph McCord
Joseph Armington
Jeounty
Egbert ‘Hood
Arm
Board of Commissioners
County Counseil
Madison “County
Indiana
War Strategy Shift Considered In Vietnam Campaign
Allied strategists weigh new options as monsoon rains begin on the central coast and North Vietnamese forces threaten the demilitarized zone. US planners expect heavy artillery and air strikes to support Marines and South Vietnamese troops near Hill 404 as McNamara nears arrival.
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Saigon
South Viet
Mary Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Campaiy
Weather Outlook for Tim Area This Weekend
Fair today and Saturday with a warming trend and a weather advisory. Highs near upper sixties, tonight’s low around the lower sixties. Yesterday’s high reached 105, low 61. Sunrise tomorrow at 8:97 a.m., sunset later in the day.
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Tomurcayy
Orioles Tie World Series Shutout Record in 6-0 Win
Jim Palmer shut out the Dodgers on four hits to earn a World Series complete game victory of 6-0, becoming the youngest pitcher to hurl a Series shutout and tying Bullet Joe Bush for the youngest to win a complete game. The Dodgers committed six errors, matching a Series record, as Baltimore built a commanding 2-0 lead in the series.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Jim Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Dodgers
Orioles
Sandy Koufax
Palmer
Scottsdale
Aviz
Waite Hoyt
Bullet Joe Bush
Baltimore
Hank “Bauer
Koufax
Willie Davis
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Ron Perranoski
Inez Winds Buffet Yucatan Peninsulas NE Tip
Hurricane Inez neared the Yucatan Peninsula with 110 mph winds extending 40 miles from the center. Evacuations were underway from Progreso as the storm moved slowly southwest toward Mexico with gales stretching 200 miles on its northwest flank.
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New Orleans
Inez
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Uip
Progreso
Merida
U.S. Weather Bureau
Fabs Catoche
Peninsua
Rusk Pursues Viet Nam Peace Talks With Communist Envoys
Secretary of State Dean Rusk held private talks with Soviet and other Communist diplomats in New York seeking a congenial atmosphere for peace negotiations on Vietnam. Thant indicated efforts toward diplomacy while adding few concrete peace moves.
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United Nations
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
VW Thant
Sah
Rusk
Val Sclay Davis
Czdet
Janos Peter
Retarded Children Need Special Aid in Indiana
In Madison County about 4 381 retarded individuals need services and 2000 may never be identified. Lex Phillips of the Indiana Association for Retarded Children notes 53 counties have local associations aiding service expansion and public education. The ARC helped form over 150 new stations in five years as research links deprivation to retardation and stresses prevention and special education. George McDermott of the Madison County Association for Mental Retarded People comments.
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Madison County
Lex Phillips
Indiana Association For Retarded Children
Indiana
Indiana Association For Retarded
ARC
Naional Association For
George McDermott
Madison County Association For
16 JA Companies Will Be Formed in Anderson
Junior Achievement of Anderson plans to organize 16 companies next week, led by Kenneth L. Leis. Ten local business and industrial firms will counsel the new groups, an increase from 12 last year, reflecting effort from area businessmen to promote JA.
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Anerson, Inc
Kenneth L. Leis
Anderson
Lewis
Anegoslavia
Dérson
Congress approves school aid bills with billions in spending
The House and Senate approve separate school aid bills totaling about 5.7 to 6.4 billion dollars over two years. Both chambers extend debate over federal integration efforts while conference committee works out differences. Senate leader Dirksen fails to trim the bill amid party opposition.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Prac
Hut
Senate Gop
Everett M
Dirksen
Senate Labor Committee
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Brown
Nobel Peace
Philip Noel Baker
Thon
Guernica
Aig
Henai
Hanui
Britain Urges Viet Nam Peace Session at Geneva Talks
Britain calls for a Viet Nam peace conference in Geneva and urges Russia to reconvene the 1934 Geneva talks on Indochina. Foreign Secretary George Brown plans to detail the proposal next week at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Ram
Washington
Johnson
St. John's Hospital
Joviet
Andrei
Larry Houston
Gromyko
Alexandria
Jon Gray
Ath St
George Kern
United Nations
Kenneth
General Assembly
Marvin Stanley
Saruitville
Dones
Desnan
Aspen Ct
Rusk
Ronald B. Hole
Singer
Brighton
England
UPI
Britain
Russia
Geneva
Indochina
George Brown
In Nations General Assembly
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