Deputy U.S. Marshal Shot During Escape of Prisoners
A deputy U.S. marshal was shot in the stomach and another guard beaten as three chained prisoners overpowered officers, stole their car, and fled. The fugitives, from Indiana and Massachusetts, had pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle and were later reportedly captured in Denton, Texas, though that report was disputed.
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Elk City
Okla
U.S
Indiana
Texas Highway Patrol
Denton
Tex
FBI
Oklahoma
Albuquerque
J. F. Trujillo
L W. Crum
Oklahoma City
Trujillo
Robert Cox
Albert Manley
Terre Haute
Ind
Vytautas
Spirauskas
Campaign clashes over draft policy and unrest speech
In Waterville Maine Goldwater and Stevenson spar over military service and unilateral disarmament. Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of using draft policies for social schemes as crowds demand restraint. Miller calls for courage and integrity amid concerns of corruption and creeping surrender to communism. Hospital dismissals list names of patients linked to a governmental retraining program amid Dodds era policy notes. Asbestos center notes Georgia leads U.S. in asbestos production.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Prescott
William E
Social Ikiller
Presi
Paul F. Wagner
Miller
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties page notices
Betsey McGregor Fortville 83 evangelist for 40 years in Indiana and Ohio died Thursday. Ada Mary Stottlemeyer Noblesville funeral rites Saturday. Elizabeth Milne Pendleton died in Naperville Illinois with family in Indiana. Matilda Albertson Noblesville Anderson resident 91 died at Hamilton Rest Home. H Russell Dilts services today in Indianapolis Cremation at Washington Park Cemetery.
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Betsey McGregor
Fortville
Betsey
Lizzie) McGregor
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Miss McGregor
Scotland
H. Russell Dilts
Harald E. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
Washington Park
Goldwater Campaign Promises Curb Spending and Steady Policy
Pentagon spokesman cites Eisenhower on the draft while Goldwater pledges to slow federal spending and foster an economy of freedom. He argues for gradual withdrawal from federal interventions and stresses honesty in honoring existing commitments to the economy. He links civil rights protests to lawlessness, warning against endorsing jail records over stainless records.
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White House
Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
National Guard
Pentagon
United States
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Parachutists Die Of Mystery Illness In Italy
Italy's defense and public health ministries joined to fight a mysterious illness that killed four Italian army parachutists. Three died earlier at a Pisa camp, a fourth at Leghorn, with all cases unfolding rapidly after sudden illness and collapse.
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Rome
Italy
Defense and Public Health
Pisa
Leghorn
Charles W Foster 85 dies in Anderson after long illness
Charles W Foster aged 85 died Thursday at Rahbek Nursing Home after an extended illness. He was born January 13 1879 in Finley Ohio and lived in Anderson 55 years. He retired from Reynolds Gas Company 15 years ago. Survived by wife Anna died 1947 two daughters Leone Melcher Muncie and Mrs Richard E Bray Anderson four sons Harry Los Angeles Willard Roy and Frank Foster Anderson 12 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at Sells and Rowe mortuary with burial at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Charles Foster
Charles W. Foster
Rahbek
Finley
Anderson
Reynolds Gas Company
Anna
Foster
Emmanuel Methodist Church
Leone Melcher
Muncie
Richard E. Bray
Harry Foster
Los Angeles
Calif
Williard C
Roy
Frank Foster
Sells and Rowe
Sells and Rowe Mortuary
Anderson Memorial Park
Lights On For Traffic Safety urged during Labor Day weekend
Mr. Kline asked Hoosier motorists to follow the Lights On For Traffic Safety campaign by the Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation and allied groups. He urged keeping headlights on low beam during the holiday weekend and noted wear on tires brakes and lights from vacation use.
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Kline
Indiana Traffic Safety Foundation
U S Officials Weigh Participation in 1965 Budapest Fair
A U S Commerce Department official discussed with Hungarian officials the possibility of official U S participation in the 1965 Budapest International Fair. Diplomatic sources reported. The paragraph notes that since 1912 the United States has banned imports of absinthe.
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S. Commerce Department
U.S
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Freedom
Great Neck
N.Y
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Shore
Peni
Stevenson
Colby College
Waterville
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Colonra
St. John's Wun
Congress
Melvin Parkhurst
Son Ave
Velma Wells
Lola Morris
Nichol
Jessie Mills
Chester
Secretary of Labor
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Mary Kemper
Pendleton
Martha Smith
Charles Durgan
St. Joseph Mack
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Naomi Sanders
Lafayette St
Jesse Stabler
Markleville
Asbestos Center
Atlanta
Georgia
U. S. Weather Bureau
Madison
K. Muir
Pittsburgh
Mary McGregor
Paul C. Cory
Curbh
Harvey Helm
Rt. 1
McCordsville
Andrew Abernathy
Normandy Cemetery
Tipton County
Ada Stottlemyer
Noblesville
Ada Mary Stottlemyer
Eyans-Godby-Trout
Wayne Markward
Clarksville
Elizabeth Milne Pendleton
Elizaeth Taylor Milne
Kenneth T. Milne
General‘ Motors Corporation
Edwards Hospital
Napervill, Il
Milne
Uphall Linlithgowshire
William Dunne Milne
Marshalltown
Kenneth T. of
Donald H
Philadephia
Don
Jean) Mortimer
Naperville
Matilda Albertson
Matilda L. Albertson
James W. Albertson
3Rd St
Hamilton Rest Home
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
David Barclay
Anderson Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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Bigelow
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Belgium
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Red Sea
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United Optical Workers
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