Anderson Wins Hard Fought 28-14 Over Pirates
Anderson Indians beat Madison Heights 28 to 14 in a hard fought game before 5000 plus at the stadium. QB Jack Taylor engineered two scores and Amell Dye opened with an 81 yard interception return as Danny Erskine and Doug White paced a strong defense. Injuries marred the action with Dave Wright hospitalized after a severe injury.
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Anderson High School
Madison Heights
Pirate
Anderson
Jack Taylor
Buccaneer
Indians
Danny Erskine
Doug White
Pirates
White
Erskine
Tom Williams
Ariel Dye
Tribe
Dave Wright
Calvin Nunn
Richmond
Boo Scharnowske
Taylor
Larry Rudolph
Arnell Dye
Cuban freedom boat skipper rescued after hurricane Inez
A Cuban refugee skipper named Enrique Gonzalez was rescued after hurricane Inez swamped his twin engine raft craft. Forty four others who paid $1,000 each were being sought by authorities. A second Cuban survivor, picked up with Gonzalez by a British freighter, died hours later in an Air Force hospital. Gonzalez, nicknamed El Falco or Skinny, endured burns and exposure while clinging to a raft in 25-foot seas off Miami.
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Miami
UPI
Inez
Enrique Gonzalez
Air Force
Gonzalez
Fidel Castro
Re. Gonzalez
el Falco
Florida
Progreso
Merida
el Universal Grafico
Mexico City
Caribbean
Atlantic
Nicholas Bowater Friday
Cuba
US Coast Guard
Piso
Navy Department
Boy Scouts Hold Westward Ho Outdoor Event in Anderson
Hundreds of Scouts from a four county area gather at the International Convention Grounds and Anderson College athletic field for the Westward Ho event. Activities include 1 to 4:30 pm skills demonstrations and an 8 pm campfire directed by Dale Rogers with judging for district heritage awards and a Heritage Breakthru award for membership and advancement. Sunday features worship and district competitions with closing ceremonies at 2:30 pm.
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Anderson
Church of God
Anderson College
Dale Rodgers
Noblesville
Indiana
Pats
Rodgers
Kenneth Zaloudek
Tipton
Anderson’ Area
Robert Fox
Charles Butler
Pipe Creek
Wilbur Dubois
Big Killbuck
Madison County
Dick Valle
Ia Icom
Hamilton County
Ed Clit
New Castle
Blue River
Egg
Ralph Cline
Titon
Caribou
George C.ith
Neil Stilwell
Jack Zirkle
Wholesale Food Costs Drop For Third Week
Washington reports wholesale food prices fell for the third straight week ending Oct 4. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 0.5 percent drop for processed foods as retailers hope for lower prices next month.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor
Delco Remy Names Williams New Muncie Comptroller
E M Williams, longtime GM associate and former General Supervisor of Auditing, is named resident comptroller at Delco Remy’s Muncie battery plant. Williams, an Anderson resident since 1957 and University of Pennsylvania alumnus, succeeds the late D G Holmes after a career spanning GM Accept ance Corporation and Eastern Aircraft Division.
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E. M. Williams
Delco - Remy
Muncie Delco
W. G. Heller
Williams
D. G. Holmes
General Motors
Anderson
University of Pennsylvania
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Eastern Aircraft
U.S
Mr. Williams
de Remy
New Brunswick
Air Force orders 18 month UFO study at University of Colorado
The Air Force commissions the University of Colorado to conduct an in depth 18 month examination of flying saucers with participation expected from 100 scientists. The study costs about 300000 dollars and will involve multiple universities and access to Air Force files.
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Air Force
Brown
Colorado
National Academy of Sciences
Ofl
Bueau
Standards
Condon
Los Alamos, N.M
Inez Pounds Yucatan Coast With Destructive Winds
Hurricane Inez battered Yucatan with 35 foot waves driving toward Minatitlan Coatzacoalcos sulfur complex. Navy planes located the storm near 21.6 N 91.0 W, about 110 miles northwest of Merida as winds reached 125 mph, evacuations moved 10,000 residents in Progreso, and at least 50 houses fell while several islands were hammered.
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Mexico City
UPI
Inez
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Minatitlan-Coatzacoaclosa
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Navy
Merida
Mex
Gates
Caribbean Sea
Thant Likely To Get Nobel Peace Award
Informed sources say United Nations Secretary General U Thant is the leading candidate for the 1966 Nobel Peace Prize. The Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Storting plans a meeting on October 19 to choose the winner from a secret list of about 30 candidates.
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Thant
Oslo
UPI
Gy Mae Genera Ant
Storting
New Arrivals at St Johns Hospital Report Births
The notice lists newborns at St Johns Hospital and Community Hospital with parent names and addresses. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Lee Leach at 1128 W 1st St. A boy to Mr and Mrs Clyde Woods of 1739 W 12th St. A boy to Mr and Mrs Clifford Coty of Elwood. A girl to Mr and Mrs Danny McCune Summitville. A girl to Mr and Mrs Barnett Ripper dan at 2406 E 4th St. and a girl to Mr and Mrs Roy Hall of Manitoba.
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St. John’s Hospital
William Davis
Victory Ct
Lee
Leach
Clyde Woods
and_ Lines Byrer
Middletown
Clifford Coty
Elwood
Roy Hall
Manada
Community Hospital
Danny McCune
Summitville
Barnett Ripper
Dan
E. 4Th St
Saucers Soar Over State Skies Again
Rushville Indiana residents report a flying saucer over a golf course. About 20 witnesses described a saucer shaped object with a dome, emitting a bright white light from four head lights and blinking red at the base.
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Rushville
Ind
UPI
Chis
Campaigns Start To Aid Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Indiana state Rep. Gary Jones proposes a 50 000 to 75 000 state subsidy in the 1967 General Assembly to keep the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra afloat. In return the orchestra would perform in statewide schools during off season. Violinist Viktors Ziedonis leads a separate one man fund raising drive to test public concern.
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Indian.polis
Indianapolis
Gary Jones
General Assembly
Viktors Ziedonis
Weekend Forecast Shows Warm Day and Mild Night
Sunny and pleasant today with a high near 80 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy and mild with lows mid 50s. Yesterday reached 68 with a low of 39. Sunrise tomorrow at 6:57 am and sunset today at 6:23 pm.
Dazzling Sunshine Brightens Indiana Autumn Weekend
Hoosiers welcomed sunny skies and rising temperatures as the first autumn weekend approached. Forecasters predicted continued fair weather through Sunday with a slight chance of light showers and a warming trend bringing temperatures to near their September highs.
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United Press International Indianapolis
UPI
Hoosiers
Nature
Mercury
GOP group urges Johnson to delay Asia trip
A group of 14 House Republicans led by Rep. Paul Findley urged President Johnson to postpone his upcoming Asia assignment until after the November elections. They argued the 17 day, 25,000 mile journey to six nations would be shadowed by partisan politics. Johnson showed no sign of delaying and said critics cherry pick motives but would not alter plans.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
U.S
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Manila
Viet Nam
New Zealand
Australia
Thailand
Malaysia
Aoe
Congress
Charges Filed On Two Area Residents
Howard Smith Jr. of 1833 Cedar St and Stewart Lee Gaunt 47 of the YMCA face charges. Smith is charged with grand theft over a $700 loss of machinists tools from a local industry, with statements obtained to implicate him. Gaunt is charged with passing a forged $60 hotel check, with statements obtained to implicate him.
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Howard Smith Jr
Cedar St
Robert Estes
Estes
Smith
Ison
Stewart Lee Gaunt
YMCA
Jesse Bell
Bell
Dygard Named AP Indiana Bureau Chief
AP reports Thomas J. Dygard age 35 was appointed Friday to head the Associated Press Indiana bureau. He succeeds the late William H. Richardson 38 killed in a traffic accident a week earlier.
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NEW York
Thomas J. Dygard
Associated Press
Indiana
Wes Gallagher
Dygard
William H. Richardson
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Cadiz Ky AP reports two dish sets were stolen from Zelner Coffey s car Thursday night while he spoke with a state trooper. Coffey is the Trigg County sheriff.
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Cadiz
Zelner Coffey
Coffey
Trigg County
Two Wisconsin Forest Fires Rage Across State
Two separate blazes burned Friday in Wisconsin. One eight mile front along Interstate 94 between Manston and Lyndon Station in Juneau County forced closure of the highway as crews fought the fire with multiple departments. The other burned in the Navarino area of Shawano County near the Navarino Marsh Wildlife Refuge, threatening timberland but brought under control by 8 p.m. There were no injuries. crews from several departments battled the fires and a train hotbox was suspected in the Milwauke e Road area.
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Wisconsin
Manston
Lyndon Station
Juneau County
Sheriff's Department
Navarino
Shawano County
Strong Wi
Sauk County
State GOP Says Funds Exhausted Amid Campaign Cutbacks
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Republican State Committee has run out of funds and canceled all newspaper and television advertising for the coming week. State Chairman O Hendricks appealed for contributions and announced radio ads will be used next week during a Housewives Crusade Against High Prices event at Monument Circle. About 70 women attended with brochures and signs blaming Democrats for high prices and Democratic spending.
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Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
O. Hendricks
Fri- Hendricks
Monument Circle
Police Report Violations Up for Anderson in 1966
Anderson Police Department records show 3,072 traffic arrests in the first eight months of 1966, compared with 3,304 by September 1, 1965, a difference of 232. Speeding dominates offenses. license violations total 447, other violations 345, reckless driving 222, non moving traffic arrests 11,397 to date, thefts 125 cars reported with 94 recovered, and guilty verdicts 928 in the first two thirds of 1966.
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Anderson Police Department
Anchorage Area Seafloor Quake Magnitude 5
An earthquake struck the Anchorage area with a magnitude estimated at 5 on the Richter scale. The temblor measured at 10 56 AST and was felt in Valdez and Kenai. No damage was reported.
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Anchorage
Soviet Recall Orders Chinese Students Out by October
Moscow orders all Chinese students in the Soviet Union to depart by the end of October and directs Soviet students in China to return immediately. The move, described as retaliation for China barring Soviet students, follows a broader cooling of Sino-Soviet ties with new hints of a Red summit to discuss the split.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
Russia
Soviet Union
China
Peking-Moscow
World
Communist Movement
Mao Tse-tung
Ministry of Education
Chekiang
Communist Rae
Guidance Night at Madison Heights High School
Plans announced for Guidance Night on October 11 at Madison Heights High School from 6 30 to 9 00 p m. Principal Rochert will welcome sophomores juniors and seniors and parents as Forrest W Schepper guidance director presents introductions. More than 40 colleges universities trade schools beauty schools military branches and other educational organizations will be represented from Indiana and Ohio.
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Madison Heights High School
Rocherter
Princi
MHHS
Forrest W. Schepper
Indiana
Ohio
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