Buddhist Deaths Stir Riots Fears in Saigon Area
In Saigon two Buddhist youths died from injuries from last week's riots, raising fears of new unrest. Buddhist leaders declared three days of mourning as troops manned streets and Catholic ceremonies proceeded. Viet Cong attacks and government operations continued in nearby provinces amid heightened security.
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Viet Nam
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DePauw to confer four honorary doctorates during homecoming
DePauw University will award honorary doctor of law degrees Oct. 3 at a special convocation during homecoming weekend. Recipients are Col. Henry Crown of Chicago, Herman C. Krannert of Indianapolis, Alfred E. Perlman of New York, and John E. Swearingen of Glenview Illinois. An anti Castro attack claimed by the Revolutionary Recovery Movement was reported in Cuba but details were scarce.
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Indianapolis
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Glenview
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Hartke Sister Killed in Ohio Crash Halts Campaign Tour
INDIANAPOLIS UP SISTER OF Sen Vance Hartke Ruth Hartke 97 died in an Ohio traffic crash while en route to Michigan after helping organize volunteers for her brother’s reelection. Hartke canceled a 3 day campaign stop and returned to Stendal Indiana with family in shock.
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Emge Packing Reports Near Normal Operations
Emge Packing Company in Anderson reports operations near normal despite a livestock holding action begun by the National Farmers Organization on August. The industry effort continues as the packing plant resumes typical activity levels amid ongoing protests.
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Indiana School Reorganization Commission Disapproves Two Lake County Units
The Indiana School Reorganization Commission disapproved Northwestern and Wonke Lake County units for being too large and lacking homogeneity. Central Lake, Ross Township, Crown Point Center Winfield, and South Lake units were approved, with a Sept. 21 decision on offers pending.
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July factory orders, shipments up in US economy brief
United Press International reports July orders rose four percent from June to a record 39.39 billion dollars with factory shipments up three percent. The piece also notes regional hearings on county plan changes and price increases in the Midwestern furniture sector.
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Stuffed Museum crocodile bites unwitting visitor
In Luanda Manuel Antonio Paycas patted a presumed stuffed baby crocodile at a museum and was bitten. Officials warned visitors that all animals are stuffed except one kept for scientific purposes. A Prague report notes Khrushchev may pursue a new approach to the German problem ahead of talks with Erhard.
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Angola
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Focal Museum
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Khrushchev
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Counterfeiter Nabbed in San Francisco Investigation
Karl Freman Lam, 34, claimed rancher ties to Illinois and Mexico, was held in custody in a nationwide counterfeit operation. San Francisco Secret Service chief Tom Hanson said Lam was arrested after attempting to pay with a counterfeit $100 at a St Francis Hotel haberdashery. Police recovered $2,890 in counterfeit notes and said similar bills circulated nationwide in the past month. Lam faces postpein and passing counterfeit charges.
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Federal Reserve
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McKinsey Signals New Holding Action to Shape Prices
J W McKinsey president of the Indiana National Farmers Organization says a new holding action will soon affect retail meat prices. Hog prices in Indianapolis were steady to 25 cents higher while steer and heifer prices dropped toward 24.50 and sheep receipts rose. Evansville receipts fell though hog prices rose 15 to 25 cents. NFC figures show farmers hold about 75 percent of Indiana supply as packers deplete controlled sources.
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United Press International
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Governor Welsh to Visit Indiana State Fair Schedule
Governor Welsh will visit the Indiana State Fair multiple times. He will meet Illinois House Speaker John W. Lewis Jr. on Tuesday. He joins the opening of the Democratic campaign headquarters on Thursday. He appears at the fair Sunday morning interdenominational service and noon dinner for the State Fair School for Girls. He plans to attend the Madison Regatta on the Ohio River Sunday afternoon.
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