Moose Lodge Fifth District Meet Sept 9 at Beech Grove
The Indiana Moose Association Fifth District meets at Beech Grove Moose Home 92 South Fir Ave for a regular business session and social portion. Delegates from multiple lodges including Anderson Connersville and Greenfield will attend. District vice president Geise presides with governor Shalley and secretary Ray arranging social activities for attendees.
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Indiana Moose Association
Beech Grove Moose Home
South
Fira Ave
Bank Grove
Anderson
Connersville
Elswood
Greenfield
Greenwood
Inmianapolis
Muncie
New Castle
Richmond
Rushville
Sletbyville
Rosa
L. P. Geise
Omar Shalley
Raird
Ray
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Moosehaven
Thousands Parade in Heat to Demand Gandhi Resignation
Thousands of Communists marched five miles through 10 degree heat to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Police said 37,006 marchers, Communists claimed 200,000, many waving hammer and sickle flags. The crowd gathered at Parliament Square, some collapsed from heat, but no serious disturbances occurred.
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Indira Gandhi
Patice
Theneath
Parliament Square
Dayton rioting erupts as guard stands watch
Widespread clashes erupt in Dayton as National Guard mobilizes after a midnight shooting injures Lester Mitchell. Police arrest more than a dozen amid looting and gunfire on West Street and downtown blocks. President Johnson's Labor Day visit to Dayton is under reconsideration as authorities urge calm.
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Tage Mne
West End
Segre Rea
J.C. Crim
Fficen
Just Artillery
National Guard
Guardamen
Wwe
Lester Mitchell
Meuro
Istriet
Dayton Journal House
Dally Neves
White House
Washington
I. YU
Dayton
Ishhson
Bernard Ketter
McIntosit
Weeder
Negro Community Group
Sanatit Uily
Mall
Bernard Kellec
Vasil
West Tel Breet
Riethig
Jetliner Crash At Lake Airport Leaves Many Dead
A fatal jetliner crash at Liubliane Airport left 95 dead and multiple injuries. Eyewitnesses described flames lighting the night sky as wreckage scattered across the runway area. Survivors recalled a sudden plunge and intense heat, while officials investigated flight and weather conditions amid a tourism holiday context.
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Neubljana
Akka Stular
Delo
British Overseas Airway Corp
Tokyo
Elizabeth
Tacalioning
Sralland
Pat Thorpe
Nottingham
Mary Lambley
Laton
London
Universal Sky Tours
Jals
Radin
Qewish Secomling
Radin Liubliane
Smith
Tumulty Street confrontation leads to arrests in Sept incident
Police confronted a clash on Riley Street in the downtown district as a group of at least four African American men disrupted a meeting in front of a five-story building. Authorities report eight men booked for illegal actions and several suspects held on liquor and narcotics counts after a swift response by local boardsmen from the Dayton region.
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Stent
4Th St
Columbia-Riley P.3
Willass
James
Coe
Hanna
Ashe T
Lesear
Cceng
Tucker
Bob
Davis
Hortens
Honge
Columbia
Sec
Farada Hensley
Riley
Marylinda
le Steed
Thomas
Pibberly
Soba
Uhey
Ar- Riley
Robert Frank
Ratuti Land
Unils Ial
Dayton
Two Indianapolis youths held for robbery in Indiana
Two 14 year old Indianapolis youths Michael McQueen and Robert William Sloan were arrested by Marion County authorities after a robbery at HX Service Station on Indiana 109 Swatfield Road. About $200 in cash receipts were stolen. The suspects admitted 15 armed robberies and will be prosecuted in Marion County.
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Ind
Swatfield Rd
Indianapolis
Major Astes
Marion County
Michael McQueen
Robert William Sloan
Anderson
Marion
Robey
Herald
Highland Wildcats Contend for Conference Honors in Second Russo Era
The Highland Wildcats, under coach Russo in his second year, rebuild with 13 juniors and 13 lettermen aiming for conference glory. The roster leans to youth with six players over 30 pounds and Doug White the standout fullback. Returns include Ed Beeman Mark Bramdon and Mark Voskee, while last season’s close losses to Richmond loom as motivation for a stronger run this year.
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Kokomo
Fete Russa
Voach
Anderson
Mark Bramdon
Mark Voskee
Daddies
Power
Richmend
Raas
Sears
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Local Notables
Wesley Minor Hunter 1 of 124 W 17th St died Thursday at St Johns Hospital aged 1 native of Shelbyville Kentucky born April 7 1948 worked as a machinist at Lynch Corp until retirement 1960 survived by widow Gladys Hunter and nine grandchildren among others Funeral arrangements by Baker Brothers. Thomas Solomon 36 of New Castle died Wednesday at Robert Long Hospital formerly of Anderson moved to New Castle mid 1950s employed at Anderson Ostran. Charles Bennett 69 of 5324 Nichol Ave died Thursday at home veteran of WWII longtime Greer Steel worker and farmer survived by wife Mildred and children and siblings. Mrs Maude Holsinger 87 of 8319 Quincy Dr died Thursday at St Johns Hospital funeral set Saturday at Seventh Day Adventist Church with burial at Anderson Memorial Park. Otto Bailey 81 farmer west of Anderson died Wednesday in Indianapolis survived by sister and brother and several nieces and nephews. Rose McKinley 74 of Grand Ave obituary listed funeral Saturday at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Alice Southard 90 of 1424 W Madison St funeral services conducted at Sells and Sons Funeral Home. Donald Craig Johns 19 Warsaw native son of Donald Johns of Anderson killed in Warsaw accident. John Ervin Fuller 80 of 937 Hatted St Warsaw funeral services at Harold Rozelle Funeral Home. Florence Barker 87 of 2116 Halstead St Warsaw funeral services Saturday at Titusford Funeral Home.
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Wesley Hunter
Wesley Minor Hunter
17Th St
St. ‘Stin's Hospital
Shelbyville
Kentucky
Lynch Corp
The
Baptist Church
Eagles Lodge
Gladys Hunter
Qdella Pritchard
Louise Johnson
Thomas Solomon
Thomas I
Solomon
New Castle
Rober, Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Anderson Unti
Midale
Axt
Anderson Ostreai
Tammy
Tony
Everett
Consie
Terri Solomon
Middletown
Raymond
Knightstown
C ‘Charles
Matthews
Richard
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Eslkhart
Robert
Jack
Anderson
P Lencett
Marion
Doris Jones
Ronderson
Ed Kissane
Pandletan
T the Couden Funeral Home
Hillsboro
Charles Bennett
Charles. W. Bennett
Nichol Ave
Baker Crother
John Wine
Greer Steel Company
Pike Counly
Oliver
Eliza Gregory Bennett
Madison County Farm Bureau
Church of the Nazarene
Nildred
Harold Bennet
Zionsville
Kerneth Bennett
Donald Robert Bennett
Law
Renedu
Maude Holsinger
Gus O. Holsinger
Quincy
Oscar Holsinger
Seventh Day Adventist Church
A. G. Kromminga
Memorial
Fowe
Holsinger
St. John’s Hospial
Elwood
John
Nina McCombs
Ralph
Halford Iiiby
Mavis
Mildred) Jolius
Abernathy
Afl
Andurn
Wayne
Mary) Downey
Ch Raymond
Beulah) Phipps
Mesindria
Otto Bailey
General Hospital
Hazel Fletcher
Todisnapolis
Willard Bailey
Nuckols and Carmichael Funeral Home
East Maplewood
East Rey
Hallowell
Ausko County
East Side Tabernacle
Amersun
Det
Walk Cemetery
Warsaw
Funeral Home
Florence Barker
Flor
Sellence Barker
Titusford St
John Barker
Gee l
Fisher
Death notices from Madison and nearby counties
Deaths in Madison land and nearby central counties report George Donovan Jr. of 2017 Sheridan St. and Nellie Daily of Ingalls with funeral arrangements at Baker Brothers in Anderson. Orville Steward, 75, of Noblesville died at home after an active life, with services planned at Bethel AME Church and burial in Riverside Cemetery. multiple survivors and extended family details are listed.
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Farm workers gain minimum wage coverage wider scope
A House Senate bill expands nonagricultural worker protection by raising the minimum wage to 140 and extending coverage to laundries, restaurants, hotels, motels and taxi drivers. The broadened scope uses a lower gross sales threshold to qualify more employers, with staged increases through 1967.
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