Indian Summer Possible With Scattered Rain In Indiana
Statewide temperatures in the 70s are forecast through Wednesday as a weak Indian summer lingers across Indiana. Rain is possible in southern sections Monday night with readings around 70s in Indianapolis and Terre Haute, while cities like Fort Wayne and Evansville expect highs near 70s and lows in the 40s. Some areas may see fair to partly cloudy conditions while the overall pattern remains unchanged into midweek.
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Southiend
Evansville
Chica
Terre Haute
Indianapo
Fort Wayne
Louis
Lafayette
Innati
Yank Makes Point In Polish Trial In Warsaw
Melchior Wankowice, Polish writer and U.S. citizen, went on trial and won a point in his defense against slander charges. The morning session was closed to U.S. consular officials and Western reporters. the afternoon session admitted Consul Walter B. Smith. The 72-year-old defendant was arrested Oct. 5 for transmitting allegedly slanderous material about Poland. The judge recessed the trial for seven days to allow more preparation time.
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UPI
Melchior Wankowice
Poland
U.S
Washington
Walter B. Smith
Wankowicz
Unscrambled Phrase Jumbles Shake Local Readers
A fragmented text snippet hints at indecipherable names and terms, with no clear event or persons identified. The readable bits suggest scattered references to credit, alcohol, and place names, but lacks a coherent storyline or concrete details for a full card.
French Red Group First To Reach Moscow For Khrushchev Inquiry
A French Communist delegation led by Georges Marchain Roland Leroy and Jacques Chambaz arrived in Moscow to discuss Khrushchev's ouster. They were met by Boris Ponomarev as European communist reactions ranged from explanations to splits with Beijing. Italy and Austria planned missions while East European parties voiced mixed assessments.
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Shehev
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Roland Leroy
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Suslov
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Peking
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Rome
Krushehe
Former Wilkinson Girl Named Queen of Ohio Festivities
Patricia Winford Swinford, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swinford of Wilkinson, was crowned 1964 Constitution Day Queen of Louisville Ohio, a Canton suburb. She attends Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing in Massillon, Ohio, after moving with her parents from Wilkinson-Anderson area a decade ago.
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Harold Swinford
Ormer
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Canton
Uss Swinford
Howard Swinford
Inurace
Massilon City Hospital
Selft Nursing
Massilon
Swinford
Wilkinson- Anderson
Cyprus Poised Between Peace and Tense Watch
Cyprus and Turkey completed a partial rotation of Turkish garrison forces Monday, easing a two month stand off with Greece amid UN traffic control measures on Ledra Street. President Makarios earlier resisted a full force rotation, averting a potential conflict.
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Turkey
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Postmaster General Announces Christmas ZIP Code Plans
Postmaster General John A. Grounouski outlines expanded holiday postal service including six day week from Dec 7 to Dec 31, new hours, and ZIP Code parcel handling at about 130 regional centers plus Phase III expansion to speed delivery of Christmas gifts.
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Trucker Charged In Crashing Into School Vehicle
LA PORTE Ind. A South Bend truck driver Everett Russell 27 was charged with reckless driving after his truck struck the rear of a stopped school bus two miles east of La Porte. An 18 year old student Dwight Beatty Rt. 1 Rolling Prairie and Russell were listed in fair condition at a La Porte hospital. Bus driver Donald Bradfield 31 Rt. 1 Rolling Prairie said he stopped with lights flashing and stop sign out. He warned students and saw the truck bear down as he started forward. Russell said he did not see the bus in time to stop.
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Ary
South Bend
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la Porte Hospital
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Rt. 1
Rolling Prairie
Everett Russell
Russell
Donald Bradfield
Bradfield
Rolling Prairie School
Burns Harbor Interchange Opens In Gary Indiana
Burns Harbor Interchange and linking roadways near Gary Gary Indiana open in ceremonies led by Govs Welsh and Kerner with official times at 10 15 am and 11 05 am The 5 1 mile project cost 13 9 million and includes a 7 6 million contract the largest highway award in Indiana history Dr John A Boyd elected executive director of the National Council of College Publications Advisers
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Luther
Burns Harbor
Matthew E. Welsh
Indiana
Otto Kerner
Ilinois
Broadway
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Indi
Terre Haute
John A. Boyd
Indiana State College
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