Summit Meeting Signals Slow Peace Offensive
The seven nation Viet Nam summit opened with hopes for renewed peace efforts and weaker Communist resolve. President Johnson urged progress while Westmoreland warned of more troops needed for pacification and reconstruction in the另一 war. Demonstration near the hotel ended with police action and 30 arrests.
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Manila
Viet Nam
Johnson
Malacanang Palace
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Ray Monsalvatge To Speak At Chamber Meeting
Ray Monsalvatge will headline the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Fall Dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday Nov 1 at the Anderson Country Club. His talk Uncork Your Hidden Talents blends money magic and life goals with audience participation and inspirational guidance. Madrigal Singers of Anderson High School will provide extra entertainment under Rick Seaver, with Howard Webb as master of ceremonies. Tickets are available from the Chamber office the Anderson Federal Building or members.
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Ray Monsalvatge
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Madrigal Singers
Anderson High School
Rick Seaver
Howard Webb
Anderson Chamber
Chamber
Anderson Federal Building
Ray Monsalvotge
Chamber of Commerce
Parents Accuse Coal Board At Aberfan Inquest
Grief-stricken parents disrupted an Aberfan inquest accusing the National Coal Board of causing their children's deaths. Amid uproar, a miner's relative urged the coroner to record burial by the NCB as the cause. Bodies recovered rose to 145, with 35 still missing as two million tons of slag buried the town.
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Aberfan
Wales
UPI
Britain
National Coal Board
Several Appear Here On Criminal Charges
Fifteen persons appeared before Judge Carl T. Smith in Madison Circuit Court on criminal charges yesterday. Five cases were set for trial, five continued, and three sentenced, two with suspended terms. Gilbert William Bradford, 27, of 318 Park Ave, charged with theft, had his case continued to act.
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Carl T. Smith
Madison Circuit Court
Gilbert William Bradford
Park Ave
Rock reports toe hemorrhage. plans absence from ceremony
Lt Gov Robert L. Rock was confined to his home after a slight hemorrhage of the right little toe. Tests to determine the cause were pending, forcing him to miss a Wilbur Wright memorial ceremony near New Castle, with Charles Kirk filling in for him in the governor's office.
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Anderson, Ind
Robert L. Rock
Furniture Store and House Burglarized Scene on Pentdleton and Lincoln
Police report a burglary at Rogers Furniture Co on Pendleton Ave and Lincoln St. Sunday. Only missing item believed to be a $20 transistor radio. Entry possibly via open window or rear door. Home of Pauline Allen at 1613 Euclid Dr also reported.
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Rogers Furniture Co
Pendleton Ave
Lincoln St
Robert Estes
Pauline Allen
Euclid Dr
Bohmrich Urges China Role in Far East Settlement
Louis Bohmrich former U S foreign service officer addressed Anderson College students and the Association for the United Nations urging that the United States may recognize China as part of a broad Far Eastern settlement. He warned against abandoning Viet Nam and hinted at a larger U S aid program for Beijing while keeping the door open to broader conflict if peace talks fail.
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U. S. Foreign Service
Louis Bohmrich
United Nations
United States
China
Anderson College
Association For the United Nations
Asia
Bohmrich
Viet Nam
U.S
Southeast Asia
North Viet
Viet Cong Strike Hits U.S. Bases Near DMZ
Viet Cong forces attacked a U.S. Marine regimental headquarters near the DMZ and another key American post in the north with mortar fire. Two U.S. helicopters attempting to evacuate wounded Marines crashed in heavy monsoon rain. Separately, Viet Cong agents assassinated two officials in a Mekong Delta village and mined a bus near Hue, killing 15 civilians and injuring 20.
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Saigon
UPS
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Manila
Mekong Delta
Hue
Dong Ha
Dmz
Psea
United Fund drive falls short of goal in fourth report
The 1967 United Fund drive for the county aimed at 531000 but missed by 7000 at the fourth report meeting held Monday at the YMCA. Totals show 475699 raised through the third report, with several communities and divisions surpassing 100 percent in prior reports while others lag.
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the United Fund
YMCA
Ymca For
Summitville
Alexandria
Anderson
Delco - Remy
Guide Lamp
Elwood
Ankton
Lapel
Pendleton
Chesterfield
Markleville
Ingalls
Amer
United Fund
Sheppard Hints May Not Testify At Retrial
Cleveland AP report notes Sam H. Sheppard on trial for the 1954 murder of his wife. Judge Talty questions jurors as to whether lack of testimony would imply guilt. Defense attorney F Lee Bailey asks prospects if absence of testimony signals hiding. Juror Alan Severs replies no.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Sam H. Sheppard
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Alan Severs
Board of Works Hears Leaf Burning Problem and Fence Bid
The Board of Works met last night to address leaf burning in streets and enforce the ordinance if needed. They opened bids for a 6 foot high 1,200 foot fence with two 20 foot gates for the Land Reclamation project on Ridge Road, recommending Dan Feree’s $4,666 bid over Richard Bennet’s $4,586 for immediate completion. Engineer Harold Smith reported three contamination odor sources at Stanley Ditch and referred the issue to the Board of Health. Attorney William Peck briefed on railroad talks to move three crossing signals.
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Board of Works
Howard Ehrhart
Tthe
Ridge Road
Dan Feree
Richard Bennet
Harold Smith
William Peck
Stanley Ditch
Smith
Board of Health
New York Central Railroad
Weather Sketches a Mild Day Ahead
Sunny with little temperature change today and a warmer Wednesday. Highs near the lower 60s, lows around 38 to 43, and yesterday’s high was 64 with a 32-degree low. Sunrise tomorrow at 7 03 a.m. and sunset today at 5 49 p.m.
Wife May Hold Clue To Deaths
Tallahassee authorities questioned every lead in the slayings of Robert W. Sims 42 and his daughter Joy Lynn 12. Sims was killed by a gunshot wound. Joy Lynn suffered seven stab wounds. Mrs Sims, critically wounded, held the main hope for progress as relatives and ministers prayed at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.
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Tallahassee
Fila
Florida
Tallahassee Memorial
Sims
Joy
North Tallahassee
Anderson Exchange Club to Receive Highest Award
Anderson Exchange Club will receive the National Exchange Club's highest award at its weekly luncheon at the YMCA Mulberry. Indiana Exchange Club president William Miller will present to former presidents Theodore Crook and Max Beigh. The Big E Award honors membership, club accomplishments, and community service. President Richard Davisson presides.
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Anderson Exchange Club
National Exchange Club
Big E
Abenny
YMCA
George Fry
Wabash
Schlafly to Speak Tonight at AHS Gym
Mrs Phyllis Schlafly, noted political writer and activist, will address a gathering at the Anderson High School Gym this evening. A longtime Republican organizer and author, Schlafly is known for her stance on grassroots rights and candidate choice, with three prominent books to her credit. The program will also feature Ball State University Concert Choir.
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Phyllis Schlafly
AHS
Anderson High School
Schlafly
National Federation of Republican Women
Illinois Federation of Republican Women
Ball State University
Johnson visit triggers Manila Hotel riot as students clash with police
In Manila the largest anti-american riot of Johnsons Far East tour broke out outside the Manila Hotel after he urged peace in Southeast Asia at the summit. About 3 000 Asian students fought police and army troops in a melee that included gunshots and stones. Five leaders were arrested for disorderly conduct as violence erupted following a demonstration in front of the U S embassy. Johnson did not witness the clash from his hotel suite.
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Manila
UPI
Johnson
Far East
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Turkey
William C. Westmoresland
U.S
South Viet Nam
South Korea
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
Leaf Pick Up Continues Today In City
City crews will sweep areas eleven and twelve for leaf collection. Residents with curbs should rake leaves into the street for pickup. those without curbs should place leaves in containers for collection by the refuse department. Area eleven runs from Ohio Ave. to Monroe St. and E. 32nd St. to Columbus Ave. Area twelve spans E. 32nd St. to Walnut St. and Columbus Ave. to E. 38th St.
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City Street Department
Area Eleven
Ohio Ave
E. 32Nd St
Columbus Ave
Monroe St
Area Twelve
E. 38Th St
Walnut St
New Arrivals in Anderson Area Births List
Birth notices from St Johns and Community Hospital announce multiple newborns. Names include Birch Gore Owen Kurtz Fuller West Tarter Kerr Dykes Newsom Born Moore Harmon with parental addresses in Anderson, Elwood, Alexandria, New Castle, and nearby areas. Extended family details given for several infants.
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Tom Birch
Richard Gore
Don
Ind
John Owen
W. 1St St
Community Hospital
William Kurtz
39Th St
Gregory Fulller
Elwood
Samuel West
E. Cross St
Russell Tarter
Rt. 5
James Kerr
Alexandria
David Dykes
Fletcher St
William Newsom
Sherman St
William C
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Paul Straughan
Charles Pernell
Joseph Thomas
Lakewood Hospital
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Eileen Smith
Indiana
William Hovermale
Paul Newbern
Coal Board
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lPlease
Edwin Helm
W. 38Th St
Doris W. Walker
Rf. 7
Sheriff's
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Helm
Walker
Herald
St. John’s Hospital
Ronald Moore
New Castle
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Ted Begley
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