Curb Placed On Dependents In Viet Nam
The State Department restricts non essential travel to South Viet Nam by U S officials and dependents as a precaution due to unsettled conditions. About 50 armed forces dependents are affected along with some diplomatic and foreign aid personnel. The order applies to civilians and will be reviewed case by case.
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Local Nurse Attends National Meeting in New York
Edna Watson R N second vice president of the American Association of Industrial Nurses will attend the eleventh Annual Presidents Meeting September 7 8 at the Roosevelt Hotel New York City. She is supervisor medical testing at General Maitors Corp Anderson first vice president and Education Committee chairman of the Indiana Association of Industrial Nurses and former president of the Mid-Indiana chapter.
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E. Lee Watson
Jeffrey Drive
New Suits Filed in Circuit and Superior Courts
Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. of Indianapolis sues Roy A. Ferrell for breach on a chattel mortgage. Charles A. Carr sues Mary Lou Darr for divorce. Margie T. Dulworth sues Delphia Jewell Barnes for divorce. Ruby Conley sues Richard John Conley for divorce. Court minutes note findings for plaintiff in divorce actions of Mary May Osborn vs Ray D. Osborn and George Musselman vs Gilda Musselman.
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Margie T. Dulworth
Delphia Jewell Barnes
Douglas Leslie Dulworth
Hadley and Sharp
Ruby Conley
Richard John Conley
Hedley and Sharp
Mary May Osborn
Ray D. Osborn
George Musselman
Gilda
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Bali Volcano Eruption Kills 1000. Massive Farmland Loss
In Jakarta authorities report Mount Agung on Bali erupted, killing about 1,000 and devastating a third of the island's farmland. It marks the first major eruption since 1802 and the mountain had been quiet since 1842.
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