Race riots linked to crimes and police abuse say researchers
University of Wisconsin sociologists Arnold Silverman and Stanley Lieberson report a 50 year study of 72 riots from 1913 to 1963 finding most outbreaks triggered by crimes against persons or police abuse of Negroes. They note riots cluster in certain cities and suggest better police training could prevent outbreaks.
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Arnold R. Silverman
Stanley Lieberson
University of Wisconsin
Silverman and Liberson
American Sociological Association
Orract
Lieberson
Silverman
Citizens Form Committee To Study Municipal Light Plant
About a hundred citizens met to form a committee to study all aspects of the city light plan and inform Anderson taxpayers of possible solutions. They empowered Chester Lawrence to name members for the light plant committee with the aim of keeping the municipal light plant in operating condition.
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Anderson
Chester Lawrence
Churchill In His Own Voice and the Voices of Contemporaries
New York UPI reports a notable two LP set titled Churchill In His Own Voice and the Voices of his Contemporaries Caedmon TC2013. The collection follows Sir Winston Churchill’s death and curates remarkable speeches with contemporaries voices.
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New York
UPI
Winston Churchill
Rome Flea Market Draws Tourists as Bargain Hunters
Rome's Porta Portese flea market blends chaos and charm with speech bands and live acts amid stalls hawking antiques and records. Vendors tout Etruscan vases and art while prices tempt and pitfalls rise, urging buyers to know real value and avoid overpaying.
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UPI
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Neville Chamberlain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George VI
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Eleanor Roose
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Hitler
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Naples
Arthur Fiedler
Uus
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RCA
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Roy Eldridge
Coleman Hawkins
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Hermans Hermits
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Appeal Mendez
Decca
Dez
Symphony
Rafael
Betsy Threatens U S Mainland As Bahamas Bolts
Hurricanes Betsy and Donna shaped a dangerous forecast across the Bahamas and southeastern Caribbean. Forecasts warned of 55 mph winds within 48 to 72 hours as a command post and missile tracking stations were placed on alert. Gales extended 200 miles from Betsy’s eye while plans to seed the storm with silver iodide were abandoned.
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Mayaguana
Bahamas
United States
Cape Kennedy
Eleuthera
San Salvador
Grand Bahamas
Puerto Rico
Haitié
Dominican Republic
Betsy i
Betsy
Miami
Grandly Turk
Gordon Dunn
Hair
National Hurricane Center
U.S
Weather Officials Debunk Hailstorm Seed Claims
In 1049 a seeded storm hit Savannah amid rumors of cloud seeding. Weathermen said they were not responsible and have not seeded a hurricane near land since. Silver iodide crystals are dropped into a hurricane to condense wind and drain its power by forming rain.
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Savannah
Johnson Ends Kennedy Draft Rule for Married Men
The article notes President Johnson rescinded Kennedy era policy that paused draft for married men. It states all men ages 19 to 26 who marry after Aug 27 would be drafted same as singles until fatherhood, with Indiana requiring a four day license wait. August 24 saw 14 licenses issued.
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John F.kennedy
Johnson
Newman
Final Rites Friday for Chester A Brizen Dine
Funeral services for Chester A Brizen Dine of Greenfield will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home in Pendleton with Rev Artie Stohlar officiating. Burial will follow in Mendon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Greenfield
Chester A. Brizendine
Cornell Bright
Pendleton
Artie Stohlar
Mendon Cemetery
Chamb
Mohammed Apa Eakes
Aggres
Anna Berry
Anna Sions
Anna H. Mf
Kashmir
Berry
Lincoln St
St. Mary’s Catholic
Keinly
Surtal
St. Mary’s
Hiday
Srini
United Nations
Pakistan
Obituaries: Mrs. Mytie Farmer and Walter Arnott
Mrs Mytie Farmer 89 died at home after a lingering illness at 1027 Indiana Ave in Anderson. She was born November 11 1875 in Madison County to Alvin and Mary Vinyard and was active in local churches. Surviving are a daughter Esther and son Kenneth, along with relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending. Walter H Arnott 80 retired Philadelphia Quartz employee died at Community Hospital after a lingering illness. He lived with sister Ada Guy Brown at 1312 Arcow Ave before entering the hospital seven weeks ago. He was born June 8 1885 in Joliet Illinois and was a longtime Anderson resident and East Lynn Christian Church member. His wife Ova died in May 1087.
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Mytie Farmer
Indiana Ave
Navy
Madison County
Alvin and Mary Hollingsworth Vinyard
Madison Ave
Kenneth Farmer
Anderson
Alta Powell
Ledington
Mich
Elizabeth Mueller
Santa Monica
Calif
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Chesterfield Considers Sewage Plant Battle Over Water Control
Chesterfield residents debate sewage treatment as town plans a plant to control local water supply from White River. After Indian conflict notices, residents weigh against reliance on outside systems and seek authority from the pollution control board.
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Chamb
Kashmir
Lal
Bahadur Shastri
Air Force
Army
Ree”Tani
Joan
Shastri
Bashaw
Anders
Bavelier
Alice Brauner
Clare
Usmont
Calif
White River Fort
Bryce. Brown
Anderson
James Brown
Long Beach
I of
Karachi
Gene Snyder
Clare J
Senate House committee fights over lakeshore park linkage
The text notes Senate and House bills on port authorization and a national lakeshore dunes park with debate over tying federal funding to park establishment. Officials indicate amendments may allow reimbursement shares and separate consideration by Interior Committee, while concerns about cross-committee propriety persist. Funeral notices follow about two services.
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Senate
House
Paul H
Douglas
Congress
Halleck
Gray
Interior Committee
Branigin
Indianapolis
Washington
Union Leaders Silent On New Contract After Vote Push
Local 1944 members staged a show of force at the company gates as management and union officials urged attendance at today’s meeting to approve or reject the contract. Final rites were held for Ida Delamore McMillan 85 of Anderson with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. Trillah S White former Anderson resident rites set for today and Friday with services at Berhalter and Rozelle funeral homes and burial at Anderson Memorial Park.
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Koon
Gates
Ida McMillan
Ida Delamore McMillan
Anderson
East Maplewood
Russell Deitch
East Lynn
Trillah S. White
Trillah S.white
L. E. Berhalter
Avilla
Ind
Harold E. Rozelle
George $. Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Madison Heights Wins Crown Pointer At Fair Show
Madison Heights marchers and 80 bands sought top rank but clashed with strong directors. Crown Pointer earned $25 and a six foot trophy while 18 year old Steve Ringer of Noblesle claimed 4H grand champion dairy showman with a 1500 pound four year old Guernsey cow. The 1965 Fisher High School graduate works on the family 120 acre farm with parents Da Be F. and Mrs Ringer.
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Pointer
Steve R. Ringer
Noblesle
Ringr
Fisher's High School
Steve
da Be F. Ringer
First Manufactures Census For 1809
Washington reports the first U S census of manufactures covering 1809. An act of Congress dated May 1, 1810 ordered a census of manufactures to accompany the population enumeration for the first time.
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Washington
United States
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Ernest Teagardin Pendleton 77 died suddenly at home. Survived by wife Totta, son Ernest Bancroft Teagardin, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren, sister Mrs. Harry Massey. burial at Riverside Cemetery Spencer. Nola M. Davis Fortville 78 died after six weeks illness. Survived by daughter Venogene Lewis, son Don Davis, three brothers, one sister, 15 grandchildren, five great grandchildren. funeral at Fisher Funeral Home Fortville. Burial Grave Lawn Cemetery.
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Ernest Teagardin
Pendleton
Ernest
Jake) Teagardin
Spencer
George Teagardin
Bloomington
Tott
Sen
Ernest Bancroft
Teagardin
Anderson
Harry Massey
Lafayette
Martha
Pendleton Methodist Church
Spencer Masonic Lodge
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Nola M.davis
Fortville
Nola M. Davis
E. State St
Community Hospital
Indianapolis
Hancock County
George and
Margaret Caldwell Lummis
Don. Davis
Columbus
Eddy Lummis
Jesse
Russell Lewis
Pasadena
Canf
Thelma Noe
Fisher Funeral Home
Gilbert Schreiber
Grave Lawn
Youths Injured in Street Crashes Near Madison and Ranike
Yesterday in Muncie Thomas Parker Jr aged 9 sustained abrasions when he ran into a car on Madison Ave driven by Maurice Tierce 38 of Alexandria. In a separate incident Stephen Richart 10 rode his bicycle from a private drive and struck a car driven by Minnie Badger 63 of 655 W Fifth St. Richart hurt his left hand.
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Minnie M. Badger
W. 5Th St
Richart
Schweitzer Remains Esteemed Philosopher Nobel Laureate
Schweitzer died in 1957 at 79, leaving a enduring legacy as a philosopher and humanitarian. His Nobel Peace Prize in 1952 boosted his worldwide reputation, though in later years some questioned his stance in Africa and his reluctance to adopt modern medical methods.
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Schweitzer
Africa
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