Algeria Morocco clash over helicopter incident heightens Arab tensions
The Moroccan government reports an unarmed Algerian helicopter crew was shot at near Ain Chouacer as five Egyptians in civilian clothes were captured. Cairo and Rabat trade accusations amid a widening border dispute influencing Arab League talks and mediation efforts led by Algeria.
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Nuclear arms shift in Europe and the Pacific
The Defense Department announced a push to replace older artillery with modern systems abroad. New deployments include the solid fueled Sergeant missile a 175 millimeter self propelled gun and an improved Honest John rocket, replacing towed weapons and older missiles. The move accompanies a large scale rapid redeployment exercise signaling greater overseas power projection and potential reductions in heavy overseas expenditures. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric framed the policy shift as a new phase enabling quicker global reach without increasing overall force levels.
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Local CAP Tested In State Operation
Local Civil Air Patrol members joined 150 CAP personnel across the state for a Logansport weekend exercise simulating radioactive fallout. Joe Davis of Anderson served as base executive officer and Cadet Commander Nick Kelley of Anderson was commended for cadet leadership by Col. John Richards. Joe Pacific States now can deliver large airlift support quickly and may deploy combat planes overseas sooner. Defense Department outlined artillery changes and allied discussions, noting the 175 millimeter gun would go to the Pacific.
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Rich Nations Eat Better While Poor Nations Grow Hungrier
AP reports the FAO findings that rich nations show unprecedented gains in food availability and trade while poorer countries face deeper hunger amid rising populations. The 1962-69 FAO annual review notes a widening gap between want and plenty despite overall growth.
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Foster Branch Bridge Bid By Two Firms
Two firms submitted bids to the board for the Foster Branch bridge project as part of a study. City officials noted the bid process and attendance at the meeting, with members including Liam Norton present. A separate note mentions churches spending about eight billion dollars annually in the United States and cites the 1964 controller budget near doubling the 1963 figure from 31,000 to 60,000.
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Dad And Lad Supper Planned Wednesday At Alex Christian
Dad and Lad night is set for Wednesday at the First Christian Church in Alexandria with a carry in supper at 2:00 p.m. Dean Temen’s Fellowship will sponsor. Moulton Fulmer of Muncie will show colored travel films. All dads and lads of the church are invited to attend the program and dinner.
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Fire Damages Day's Grocery Roof and Walls Elwood
Firefighters responded to Day's Grocery at 1801 S H St Elwood at 10 10 am Monday after a nest near the flue sparked a blaze. About 50 minutes of effort caused substantial roof and interior damage and prompted a call for parishioners to join Armed Forces Day parade plans via Albert Ricker and Perry Mangus under Madison County American Legion sponsorship.
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Elwood Social Activities Highlights Local Dinner Party
Elwood Historial club hosted a candlelight dinner at the Hershverger home in Plevna to celebrate the 27th wedding anniversary of Rudolph Shinholt and his wife from Jonesboro. Attendees included multiple Elwood residents and guests from nearby towns. Sigma Phi Gamma sorority planned a party in the Public Library at 8 p.m. with committee members listed. The Community Service Club hosts a public euchre night Thursday at 7:30 p.m. over Falvey's store.
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GE Wins Transit Orders for New York and Chicago Cars
GE announced about 17 million dollars in orders for subway and elevated car equipment from New York and Chicago transit authorities. Budd Co. of Philadelphia will drive 90 cars for Transit Authority. Pullman Inc. orders 180 Chicago Transit Authority cars. Britain imported a record 47 million tons of dry whole milk last year. Nonfat dry milk imports declined. Geo. H. Hackett Post 127 American Legion meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m.
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Reception Honors Mrs Joyce Foggs at Sherman St Church of God
A reception followed a musical program at Sherman Street Church of God honoring Mrs Joyce Foggs. Eduard fe performed vocal solos with George Bowers on piano, Mrs Foggs wearing a black floor length gown. The concert raised funds for the church building.
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Wayne Hasecuter Services Today At Funeral Home
Wayne Hasecuter of 2707 Main St whose injuries from a Saturday Ind 28 accident near Frankfort led to his death will be honored today at 2 PM at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home. The Rev Maurice Kessler of Grace Methodist Church will officiate. Burial follows in Elwood City Cemetery.
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Four wise rules for investing and how to use them
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