U.S. Curtails Soviet Cultural Ties Over Invasion
Washington cancels a U.S. orchestra tour to the Soviet Union in protest of the Czechoslovakia invasion. The State Department cites inappropriate timing and says further exchange plans are under review while nuclear talks remain on track. Minnesota Symphonic Band tour canceled under the 1969 agreement as tensions rise.
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Washington
UPT
Cili
Coachoalevakia
State Department
Moscow
New York
Department
Robert 3. McCloskey
U.S
United States
Russia
McChoskey
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Soleshing
Minnesota
Halshoi Ballet
Tera Miurope
Ment
Czechoslovakia
University of Minnesota
Soviet Union
Daley Signals TV Reply to Critics on Disturbance Coverage
Mayor Richard Daley announced Chicago will air a city produced documentary in prime time answering networks and reporters who criticized police handling of disorders at the Democratic National Convention. He asked for free air time on NBC CBS and ABC but was rejected. Metromedia and WGN will televise the program with support from other cities.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Metromedia Inc
WGN Continental Broadcasting Co
Sharons
Eas
Paley
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Denver
Ansa City
Daluth
Lev
4 Nation
Daley
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Baley
ABC
T!e
CBS
T Klements
Walter Cronkite
NBC
NBC Critica 7
Rewven Frank
Beftromedia
Frank
John Carporon
Metromedia
Typhoon Brings Dixon Greene 94 to Rolling Hills Center
Dixon Greene 94 of M1 died Wednesday evening at Rolling Hills Nursing Center after a year of illness. A retired farmer and carpenter, he came to the area from his native state years ago and was a member of East Side Church of God. Survived by five children, 16 grandchildren, 49 great grandchildren and others. funeral at East Side Church of God with interment at Eastaplewood Cemetery. The service followed a calling period at Baker Funeral Home.
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Dixon Green
Sul
Rolling Hills
Arena
Tccy
Sale
Ee George Soph
Peak Greene
Church of God
Ardelia
East Side
Gol
David New
South China Sea
Eastaplewood Cemetery
Sale Harbors
U.S
Baker Biother
Ethel Heather
Derson
Mary Davie
Cin . Cinpati
Ohio
Labomal, Waymire
Frankton
Hazel McKinney
Ablngdon
Joseph P. Greene
Apopka, Fla
Dillard McGraw
Bartley
W. Va
Tide of Vietnam War Update Amid Weather Warnings
U S and allied forces report 4476 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in the week ending last Saturday with 1487 wounded and 4177 missing. South Vietnamese losses listed as 1404 killed and 1187 wounded. Flood fears threaten Highway 1 lifeline near DMZ. Hue and Da Nang endure storms while rivers in the Mekong Delta face Viet Cong rocket attacks on a convoy of five merchant ships.
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I Thens
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Indiana land use plan eyed to guide future growth
Mitchell outlines a statewide land use proposal to channel funds to 90 counties with limited resources. He notes three decision makers landowners, local planning boards, and eminent domain authorities, with the latter potentially overriding the first two. The plan emphasizes coordinated county goals, water and land use, and local surveys by Franklin College. Meetings across Indiana in September will explain the proposal to local Soil and Water Conservation Districts.
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Ween
Mitchell
Marion
Tipton
Indiana
Yeremost
Neat
Daley
Termain
Mint
Chicago
Beere
Soment Conservation Service
Dona Dove
Verieal
George Blake
Franklin College
Hanna
Columbus
Muncie
Indianapolis
Paul
Fort Wayne
Vincennes
Dirksen Touts Phase One and City Projects Progress
Dirksen reports Phase One includes 1 62,00 square feet office space and a Walstat civic audi. Phase Two nears completion with bids Sept. 9 and work extending into Phase 3, targeting mid 1969 completion. Central Services Building under occupation by city departments, plus a four lane White River bridge on Beath St with 5 percent completion and traffic soon after.
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Central Services
Howard V. Ebrhart
Board of Public Works
Ehrhart
Johnson and
Louden County
Liwith
Madison County
Smith
Shervif
Dirke
Yes Construction Com
Dirksen
Waller
Army Medical Center
al Cesti
Frew Pope
Thel
SIP
Bing
Columbus Ave
Sint
Ettespeeco
Thelee
Oto Arthur Atwell
Fletcher Ferguson
Loren McDaniel
New Jersey
Ell Smith
Marionell
Vietnam
Amer
Hawaii
Fica
Council Debate On Tax Inequities And Auto Levy Probe
Indiana lawmakers squeezed by tax disparities between small and large corporations with identical income. John Harris showed a $300 versus $2,000 annual bill for small and large firms, estimating a $70 million revenue loss from inequities. Efforts focus on aligning excise taxes with property taxes during auto license plate duties and reforming the income tax structure. Frank Custis, 59, of 108 St. S., died Thursday at St. John's Hospital after long service to the Moriah Mason Lodge. funeral planned at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. He came to Anderson 41 years ago from Posey, Illinois. He is survived by widow Edith and four sisters.
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John Harris
Indiana Legislative Council
Harris
Evans
John. Mutr
Indianapolis
Frank Custis
St. S
St. John's Hospital
Waa
Acin
Moriah Masonc Lodge
Anderson
Posey
Roy
Lacy Bennet Custis
Edith
Haze
Muentor
South Bend
Baker Brothers Funeral
Robert Fribley
First United Methodist Church
Anderson ‘Memorial Park
Priands
Funera
Candidate Quits Race Elevates Campaign Director
In Illinois 22nd District Democrats substitute campaign director Carl Fisley for the resigning Mrs. Jarquélint Flenner of Champaign, who quit during the Democratic National Convention. Fisley, 34, will face Republican Reginald William Springer in a six day away election. he is an associate dean at the University of Illinois. The resignation follows party friction over convention leadership and police actions.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Ilinois
Carl F. Firley
Champaign
Jarquélint Flenner
Roy Anthony
Decatur
Fisley
Firley
Anthony
William Springer
University of Illinois
Flenner
Plenner
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Agear
Plermer
Jhe
Mysel
Democratic’ Party
A& Political
Chicago
Pas
Dennis Committee Formed in Madison County
Frier heads Dennis committee in Madison County meet at Delco Remy. Siion named chair man of the Madison County Dean for Congress. Several other entrants named by E. Orville Johnson as party supporters. Johnson named Robert J. Galyean Wayne M. Dennis chairman and Grant Spears, Richmond, as authorities chairman.
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Delco
Israelis Round Up Bombing Suspects
Israeli police rounded up a squad of Arab commandos suspected of a series of bomb attacks on Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. A national police spokesman said early Friday that a security roundup followed a wave of injuries among civilians across the past 36 hours.
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Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Raymond R. Savage Obituary Leads Anderson Notice
Raymond R. Savage 72 of Palatka died suddenly Thursday noon at his home. A native of Anderson born February 7 1896 he was a son of Walter W. and Nancy P. Savage. A retired farmer and former Guide Lamp employee, he moved to Florida 12 years ago. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge and a World War II veteran. Surviving are his widow Charlotte Mattle Savage two sons Lt. Col. Waller G. Savage of Phoenix and Jack E. B. Savage of Anderson five grandchildren. Body returned to Brown and Baz Paner Home where friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Raymond R. Savage
St. John's Ave
Palatke
Fiz
Atterson
Walter W
Nancy P. Savage
Chesterfield
Summitville
Guide Lamp Davsion
Florida
Eagles Lodge
Charlotte
Mattle) Savage
Tigsons
Waller G
Savage
Phoenix
Ariz
USAF
Vietum
Jack EB. Savage
Anderson
Baz Paner
Nafier
Clifford Defends Intelligence And War Efforts In Vietnam
Defense Secretary Clifford defended U S intelligence on the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and the Vietnam war strategy. He argued U S actions accelerated weapons production for South Vietnamese forces and noted higher combat deaths as enemy losses mount. He forecast continued modernization and questioned long term combat force presence in five years.
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Czech
United States
Clifford
Army
Senate
Cli Qd
Zoldier
U.S
Worth
South Vietnam
Seminar tale from Moscow to West Berlin amid Czech invasion talk
A fragmented report notes AC Seminar Continent delegates and West Berlin ties, with mentions of Moscow, a group named Sons, and Dr Pappas. Students claim their only Czech invasion news came via American and British embassy newsletters. In New York, about three miles of piping were installed for water and dam services in the Empire State Building.
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Continent
West
IPIPE
York
Empire State Building
Final rites and funeral notices for multiple individuals
Interment and funeral services set for Mrs R and two men. Mrs R to be laid to rest at Praise Chapel Yes Cemetery with calling hours today at Williams son and Spencer Funeral Home in Portland. James J Chitwood to have final rites at Baker Brothers Funeral Home with interment East Maplewood Cemetery. James T Snyder services at Corel Bright Funeral Home with interment Grove Lawn Cemetery.
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Anna F. Granger
Flore
Faye Ion
Cel Wree
Teary Patterson
Nelson Cemetery
Anderson
Baker Brothers
Praise
James J. Chitwood
Rt. 1
East Maplewood Cemetery
James Snyder
Corel Bright
James T. Snyder
Pairview St
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Bertha Haller
Daleville
Daleville United Methodist Church
Bertha C. Haber
He Haller
East Maplewood
Ballard and Shirey
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple brief death notices from Madison area towns list Mrs. Faye Bear of Summitville died at Logansport hospital after a long illness. Also reported are Ted Nichols of Noblesville, Daisy A. Gass of Knightstown, Mrs. Bertha Haller of Daleville, and Mildred Payne of Fairmount. Obituaries mention family survivors, funeral plans, and burial locations. An East Chicago school strike update follows with ongoing/undetermined district actions.
Reed Infant Rites Set In Alexandria
James David Reed eight weeks old died Tuesday morning in Salina California. Born July 8 198 in California. Family formerly resided in Alexandria. Parents James and Jean Ann Reed worked for The Anderson Herald. Body at Noffze Funeral Home. funeral 2 p.m. at mortuary. Burial at Babylon Parkview Cemetery. Survived by sister Nancy and brothers Mike and Pat. paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs David Reed of Alexandria.
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Alexandria
James David Reed
James
Jean Ann Reed
Salina
Calif
California
Et Alexandria
Anderson Herald
Noffze
Mortua
Babylind
Park
Dina Fey Era Revenue Gap Highlighted in Tax Review
A fiscal note estimates present tax revenues at 1.35 billion dollars, with a shortfall of 356 million dollars. The analysis discusses how current tax policy affects projected funding and suggests potential adjustments to close the gap.
Haiti Leader May Free British Official Knox
President Francois Duvalier announced he would grant clemency and free David Knox, a British official condemned to death for alleged spying. The move followed a personal plea from British Ambassador Dalton Murray after Knox was linked to an abortive invasion plot against Haiti.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Devalier
David Knox
Dalton Murray
Knox
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Madison
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Karl Bear
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Rigdon
Josep
Eliza Wasson Summerville
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Jon Bear
Minsie Allen
Ewing
Simday
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Forestville Cemetery
Ted Nichols
Noblesville
Riverview Hospital
Cicero
Hamilton County Hospital
Diana Theater
Newblesville Christian Church
Isa Warren Nichols
Joe Nichols
Evans Goby
Trout
J. E. Mee Coy
Crownland Cemetery
Daisy
Cass Knightstown
Daisy A. Gass
Knightstown
Wilkinson
Boxwood
New Castle
Centre and Son Funeral Home
Floyd “Jobsite
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Mildred Payne Fairmount
Nolder Memorial Chapel
Mildred Payne
Rt. 2
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