Johnson Faces Worst Rioting Episode Since Trip Begins
Manila clashes erupted outside the Manila Hotel as about 3,000 Asian students confronted police during President Johnsons Southeast Asia summit visit. Fists flew, seven shots fired, 12 hours earlier Johnson urged peace and deliberations at the Manila summit. Five students were arrested for disorderly conduct, one wounded by a homemade zip gun. Leaders of South Viet Nam, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand and Thailand attended the session.
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Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Thailand
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J. Dahoson
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Summit Meeting Signals Peace Offensive In Viet Nam Talks
Manila AP reports seven nation summit forms a peace offensive posture. Johnson voices confidence negotiations or end to aggression. Leaders stress weakening of Communist side and push for concrete peace, amid a tense closing of day with a student protest and police intervention near the hotel.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Central Hotel Fate Unsettled After Fatal Fire
The fate of the century old Central Hotel remains undetermined after a $150,000 fire killed Thueman Hiles and Victor I. McGuire. Fire officials demolished dangerous walls to secure traffic while insurance adjusters assess losses as relatives await next steps. Five residents were injured and hospitalized, with two rescued and reported in stable condition. Further page notes reference Viet Nam events and White House remarks, but focus remains the hotel disaster and its aftermath.
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Victor I. McGuire
Charles Maguire
Freda Dowden
Virgil Stewart
Johnson
Richardson
Viet Nam
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White House
Bil D. Moyers
Parents of Victims Clash as Inquest Opens in Aberfan
Grief-stricken parents in Aberfan interrupted an inquest by accusing Britain's National Coal Board of responsibility for their children's deaths after a slagheap collapse. A total of 145 bodies were recovered, with 35 still missing, as residents urged action on long-ignored slagheap dangers.
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Wales
UPI
Britain
National Coal Board
Ceduna
Several Appear Here On Criminal Charges
Fifteen persons appeared before Judge Carl To Smith in Madison Circuit Court on criminal charges yesterday. Five cases were set for trial, five were continued, and one received sentences. Gilbert William Bradford, 27, of Park Ave., appeared on a charge of theft but his case was continued.
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Madison Circuit Court
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Woberg
Gilbert Wiliam
Bradford
Park Ave
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Lt Gov Robert L Rock confined to his home after a slight hemorrhage of the brain. Doctors plan tests to determine the cause. Charles Kirk, director of the Army Department of Commerce in Rock's office, stood in for him at a Wright memorial ceremony in Anderson Indiana.
Ray Monsalvatge to Speak at Chamber Meeting
Ray Monsalvatge will deliver a talk at the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Fall Dinner Meeting at 6 30 pm Tuesday November 1 at the Anderson Country Club. The program titled Uncork Your Hidden Talents features mental feats and life guidance with talks on goal setting and perseverance. Madrigal Singers of Anderson High School will provide entertainment and Anderson Chamber President Howard Webb will toast. Tickets are available from the Chamber office the Anderson Federal Building or members.
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Anderson Country Club
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Howard Webb
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Anderson Federal Building
Furniture Store Burglary and Nearby Home Break-In
Local police report a burglary at Rogers Furniture near Diston Ave and Lincoln St with a transistor radio valued at $20 missing from the store. Investigators say access likely came through open windows or a rear door. Pauline Alien’s home at 168 Euclid Dr also reported. Page 7.
Bohmrich Addresses Group At AC On U S China Relations
Louis Bohmrich, former administrative chief of the United States Mission to the United Nations, urged a broad settlement with China as a path to peace in Asia during a convocation at Anderson College. He framed a future U S policy that could recognize China as part of a regional framework and linked it to aid programs for Peking.
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Birty
Asia
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New York City
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
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Tanker Fire Off Louisiana Coast Sinks Crew Missing
A pump room explosion aboard the tanker Guifslag sparked a fire in the Gulf of Mexico off the Louisiana coast. Seven of a 40 man crew are missing as Coast Guard says the vessel may sink. Three survivors suffered burns and were flown ashore, while 30 others were rescued by two passing tankers. Most survivors are from Port Arthur Texas. The ship, carrying gasoline and oil, was en route from Port Arthur to Tampa when the blast occurred near Morgan City. Names of missing crew members are listed from Port Arthur.
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U.S. Coast Guard
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Western Sun
Port Arthur
Texas
Morgan City
Viet Cong Attacks Hit U.S. Bases In Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces struck a U.S. Marine regimental HQ just south of the DMZ and fired on another key post in the northern provinces, killing civilians by a mine near Dong Ha. A female Viet Cong agent assassinated two officials in a Mekong Delta village, while two helicopters crashed in monsoon rain during rescue attempts.
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UPS
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
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Mekong Delta
Imperial
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U.S. Marine
Dong Ha
United Fund drive falls short but shows county gains
The United Fund drive for 1967 near its final report missed the goal by about 7 000 dollars at a noon Monday meeting held at the YMCA. County wide totals reached 475 69 dollars or 3 percent of the goal, with Summitville Alexandria and Anderson reporting strong overages while several divisions and communities posted varying percentages. Entertainment by Wiss was listed as the evening’s segment.
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Wiss
Sheppard Hints May Not Testify
CLEVELAND Oliv AP Francis J Talte told an initial juror that Sam H Sheppard may not testify or offer defense testimony at the second retrial of the 1954 murder of his wife Marilyn Sheppard. The 42 year old defendant spent three decades on the stand during the first trial and nine years in prison before retrial ordered by the Supreme Court. Defense attorney F Lee Bailey pressed the question. juror Alan Severs replied that not testifying would not indicate hiding something.
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Francis J. Talte
Sam H. Sheppard
Windercup
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Marilyn Sheppard
Supreme Court
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Alan Severs
Cohitan
Fence Bid Wins as Board of Works Meets Last Night
The Board of Works held a weekly meeting to discuss a six foot fence along Ridge Road and curb burning across 1 200 feet of city streets. bids were opened by City Attorney Peck and Engineer Smith. Dan Feree submitted the lowest bid of 4 656 and was preferred for immediate work. Richard Ben’s bid was 4 586 for the project on the east side. The board will enforce the ordinance against burning and voted to award to Dan Feree for the Land Reclamation project. Smith reported three odor sources near Stanley Ditch and referred the matter to the Board of Health. Peck also discussed negotiations with the New York Central Railroad to move three crossing signals.
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Slaying of Florida official and daughter shocks Tallahassee
Police probe the murder of Robert W. Sims 42, state education data chief, and his daughter Jay Lynn in their Tallahassee home. His wife Helen Sims lies in critical condition at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital with two bullet wounds to the head and another to the torso. Relatives, neighbors, and ministers keep vigil as investigators press for clues from the wounded wife who may hold key details.
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Anderson Exchange Club To Receive Highest Award
Anderson Exchange Club will receive the National Exchange Club's highest honor, a large Big banner award, at a Wednesday noon luncheon in Muller’s Room at the YMCA. William Billater, Indiana Exchange Club president, will present to former past club presidents Theodore Led Crook and Max Beigh. The award recognizes the club’s community service and accomplishments. President Richard Wyendi Davisson will preside.
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Ymca Muller’ S
Willam Billater
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Dents
Theodore T
Crook
Max Beigh
Nembrishi
Arkhe
Schlafly to Speak at AHS Gym Tonight
Mrs Phyllis Schlafly, noted political writer and former vice president of the National Federation of Republican Women, will address an audience at the Anderson High School Gym tonight. She is recognized as a strong advocate for grassroots candidates and has authored several widely discussed works.
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Anderson High School
Nut An Kolin
Ball State University
Port Chase
Dinave Tren
China
Leaf Pickup Continues Today In City
Leaf pickup continues in areas eleven and twelve in the city. Residents in the marked zones are asked to rake leaves to the street or place in containers. The refuse department will collect them. curb areas require leaves in containers. Area twelve is bounded by East Market Street, Columbus Avenue, Monroe Street, and Ward Street.
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New Arial Barn at St John s Hospital Birth Notices
Fragmented OCR obituary and birth notice snippet lists multiple births at St John s Hospital and Henry County Hospital with parents named including Mr and Mrs Tom Birch and Mr and Mrs Ronalt Moore. Mentions grandparents and locations such as Markleville and Windsor Way, but many names garbled.
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Richard
Tore Don
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Zich Horn
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Ronalt Moore
New Case
Henry Coun Hospi
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Ted Hegley
Ben Andersen
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Wasue Moore
Markleville
Daeviel
Churchland
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Dan Hataid
Windsor Way
Anidey Salty
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