World Society Attends Powdered Ball in Estoril Portugal
A lavish eight hour ball at Anten or Patino and wife's 200 acre Estoril estate drew about 1000 guests from royalty nobility finance and film. Prominent attendees included Henry Ford II Audrey Hepburn Gina Lollobrigida and Soraya ex Empress of Iran. The event featured Portuguese cuisine and wines with four dance bands and lavish preparations highlighting the gala as a historic social affair.
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Estoril
Portugal
UPT
Antenor Patino
Pierre Schlumbergers
Paris
New York
Houston
Tex
Schlumbergers
Mauel II
Henry Ford II
Charlotte Marcos
Anne Uzielli
Soraya
Iran
Sam I. Newhouse
Gina Lollobrigida
Maharani Sitadevi
Baroda
Douglas Fairbanks
Begum Aga Khan
Ira Furstenberg
Henry J. Heinz II
Patino
Czechoslovakia
Nigeria
King Curtis
Dubcek appeals nation to aid normalizing Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak leader Alexander Dubcek urged citizens to think of the future and assist in meeting Moscow’s demands for normalization. The Presidium promised direct negotiations to remove obstacles to Moscow’s terms as Vasily Kuznetsov visited Prague and Hajek returned from abroad. The Kremlin signaled troop withdrawal only after full normalization and purge of counter revolutionary activity.
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Prague
UPT
Alexander Dubcek
Communist Party
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Party Presidium
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuznetsov
Ludvik Svoboda
Hajek
Jiri Hajek
Yugoslavia
New York
U.N. Security Council
Kremlin
Red Army
Warsaw Pact
Dubcek
National Front
Presidium
Radio Prague
Antonin Novotny
Kuznetsov
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Saigon Terror Attack Kills Eight Civilians
In Saigon the blast at a government information office killed eight, wounded 10 to 15, with unknown missing. Army truck driver PFC Charles Boyer of Philadelphia helped rescue civilians, then returned to search rubble under floodlights. The attack signals intensified Viet Cong terrorism amid planned drives on Saigon.
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Saigon
Philadelphia
Charles Boyer
Boyer
Cholon
Government Information Office
East Chicago Talks Reopen After Teachers Strike
Negotiations resumed in East Chicago after a teachers' strike shut 12 of 13 schools. Indiana Federation of Teachers executive director Robert Thornberry said talks will continue around the clock until an agreement is reached.
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Chicago, Ind
Robert Thornberry
Indiana Federation of Teachers
Indiana to create planning agency to map riot control programs
Gov. Roger Branigin expects a planning agency to be established soon to map civil riot and disorder control programs. Indiana has received 103200 dollars in federal funds this week and will qualify for another 400000 dollars after the agency is created and begins work.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Roger Branigin
Indiana
Indiana office action seeks more land and building authority
An AP report notes the State Office Building Commission plans to seek increased powers to acquire land and erect buildings and will send the measure to the Indiana Legislative Council next week. The article also mentions the first recorded invention of a typewriter in 1714 with a British patent.
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Indianapolis
State Office Building Commission
Indiana Legislative Council
Indiana to Study Auto Excise Levies Again
The Indiana legislature will study auto excise taxes in a new plan by the Legislative Council with a uniform rate for identical cars across the state. Tax would be paid at license plate purchase without receipts, replacing varied local property tax rates that previously influenced the levy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Legislative Council
Indiana General Assembly
Indiana Supreme Court
Roger D. Branigin
Senate Finance ‘Committee
House
Ways and Means
Commission On State Tax and Financing Policy
Navy Commissioning of Carrier John F Kennedy
Newport News Virginia UPI reports the Navy officially takes command of the aircraft carrier John F Kennedy in a ceremony with about 10 000 guests including Caroline Kennedy and Edward M Kennedy among the dignitaries at the commissioning.
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Newport News
UPI
Navy
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Rock and Whitcomb to share platform in Indiana events
Indiana gubernatorial hopefuls Robert L. Rock and Edgar D. Whitcomb will appear on a two day schedule in Indianapolis. They will be interviewed by a panel on state highway needs September 18 and then address the opening session of a Mental Health Association of Indiana conference the next day.
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Indianapolis
Robert L. Rock
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Fce
Mental Health Association of Indiana
Former Clay County GOP Chief Arrested Again in Church Fund Theft
Earl S. Cummings aged 34 a former Clay County Republican chairman and church pastor was arrested for a second time in a case alleging he stole 62145 from church funds. He is charged in a new affidavit with taking a 2760 check from bond issue proceeds intended to fund church construction.
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Brazil
Ind
Earl S. Cummings
Clay County
Cummings
Judge Halts 25 Year Gary Court Traffic Broadcasts
Judge Richard S. Kaplan ends 25 years of broadcasting Gary City Court traffic sessions after Lake County prosecutor Henry Kowalczyk says the programs violate ethics canons. Kaplan disagrees, arguing canons are outdated and that the people have a right to know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary, Ind
Richard S. Kaplan
Gary
Henry S. Kowalczyk
Lake County
Kaplan
Auto Makers To Turn Over Secret Vehicle Safety Prices
Washington AP reports automakers will voluntarily provide the government with prices for eight 1969 safety standards. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will receive individual company figures but publish only industrywide averages by standard, with a public release planned in November. A Ribicoff bill seeks mandatory itemized pricing.
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Washington
Rauto
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate Government Operations
Tno
Corporal Returns For Funeral Of 7 In Gary Fire
Marine corporal John T. Martin 20 returned from Vietnam to attend the funeral of seven siblings who died in the Gary fire that killed 13 last Saturday. Martin had been wounded twice in Vietnam and was preparing for a combat drop when he learned of the deaths.
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Gary, Ind
Vietnam
Gary
Lance
John T. Martin
Amish Driver Defends No Bright Sign on Buggy in Court
Simon Gingerich, 52, of Paoli Indiana, told a judge that Old Order Amish beliefs prevent him from using a flashy orange slow-moving vehicle sign. He was ticketed August 12 for driving a horse and buggy on a highway and was found guilty with judgment withheld until September 14.
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Paoli
Ind
UPI
Simon Gingerich
Rt. 2
Gingerich
Tax rate increase discussion at Anderson school board
The board considers a rise from 8.70 to about 10.36 per 100 in the overall tax rate. Local government units include civil city or town, school, library, county, township and state rates with hearings open to the public. Citizen groups such as the Chamber of Commerce Tax Research Committee and the League of Women Voters typically attend.
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Anderson School Board
Madison County Council
Anderson Chamber of Commerce Tax Research ‘Committee
League of ‘Women Voters
UPI reports helicopter shot down near Quang Ngai
UPI correspondent Nat Gibson said Communist gunners near Quang Ngai shot down a U S Army helicopter attached to the Americal Division, killing a battalion commander and two other Americans. In Cholon a bomb blast destroyed a government information office and a restaurant wounding 10 to 15 and burying five others.
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UPI
Nat Gibson
Quang Ngai
Americal
U.S
Cholon
Saigon
Teeming Cholon
There She Is Miss America Song Returns After Pressure
The Miss America Pageant will return to using There She Is, Miss America this year after public protest. Executive director Albert A. Marks Jr. announced at a news conference on the eve of the second prelim night in Atlantic City New Jersey that the traditional tune would be restored, with the replacement Look at Her. (She's our Miss America) set to be played only when the new winner receives her crown and robe.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Albert A. Marks Jr
Convention Hall
Marks
Nixon Campaign Tour Focuses on Texas and Middle East
Nixon asserts states’ right to pass right to work laws and supports Israel’s military superiority. He travels from California to Texas, then Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. Scranton to tour Western Europe Sept 18, Rusk briefing on Czechoslovakia. Nixon denies specific Phantom jet deals. He aims to contrast his policies with Humphrey’s amid Texas campaign momentum.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Israel
Texas
California
J. William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Europe
Dean Rusk
Czechoslovakia
GOP
Johnson
B’nai B'rith
Washington
United States
Oklahoma
U.S. Air Force
Middle East
Jim Collins
Congress
Dallas
White Plains
N.Y
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
New Orleans
Indianapolis
iCleveland
Des Moines
Mars Size and Gravity Compared to Earth
Mars measures about half the diameter of Earth and has roughly one third of Earth's gravity. The smaller world features a thin atmosphere and a rugged landscape dominated by volcanoes valleys and impact craters.
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Mars
Earth
College Ad Offer For Family Subscriptions
Promote college enrollment with a parent and child push. Special rate available for Herald or Bulletin subscriptions at 10 dollars in state or 15 dollars out of state. Contact Circulation Dept at 643 5371 for details.
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Herald
Henry Maddox 75 died after months of illness in Anderson
Henry Maddox, 75, of 2212 McKinley St., died Friday evening at St. John's Hospital after months of illness. A Flemingsburg, Ky., native, he lived most of his life in Anderson and retired in 1958 from Plant 3, Delco-Remy, after 38 years. He served in World War I and belonged to Veterans of World War I. Surviving: wife Audrey Weir Maddox, two sisters Amanda Nelson and Millie Lagle, a brother Sherman Maddox, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at Harold E. Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Henry Maddox
McKinley St
St. John's Hospital
Flemingsburg
Delco-Remy
General Motors Corp
Maddox
U. S
Anderson
Audrey Weir
Amanda Nelson
Alexandria
Millie Lagle
Sherman Maddox
Indianapolis
Harold E. Rozelle
Mrs Ruth Eisenbise Dies After Illness At Work
Mrs Ruth Evelyn Eisenbise 51 wife of Fred Eisenbise of 1505 West 38th Street died Friday morning after falling ill at St John Hospital where she worked as a licensed practical nurse Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 am at the Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with ministers Monroe Schuster and Homer Cole officiating Interment will be in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery She leaves three children Jack D Rager David Eisenbise and Mrs Susan Muffett her mother Hazel Fowler two sisters and six grandchildren.
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Ruth Evelyn Eisenbise
Fred Eisenbise
W. 38Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Norman
Ind
James
Hazel Fowler
Pendelton
First
Harold E. Rozelie
Final rites for Raymond R. Savage set in Palatka
Raymond R. Savage 72 of Palatka Florida formerly of this area will have services at 2 p.m. Monday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home. Interment will be Forestville Cemetery west of Summitville. Calling hours are after 2 p.m. Sunday at the mortuary.
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Brown and Butz
Raymond R. Savage
Palatka
Fla
Forestville Cemetery
Summitville
Final rites held for three local residents
Final rites were conducted today for Alta Marsh 85 at Praise Chapel near Union City for 1910 E 7th Street. Frank Custis 56 had services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home 708 W 38th Street. Dixon Greene 94 was honored at East Side Church of God 2011 E St St with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Praise
Baker Brothers Funeral
Frank Custis
38Th St
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
East Side
Church of God
Dixon Greene
E. St. St
East Maplewood Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs. Anna Granger at Chesterfield Church
The service for 92 year old Anna Granger is set for 10 30 a m today at the Chesterfield Freewill Baptist Church with interment at Nelson Cemetery northeast of Anderson.
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Chesterfield Freewill Baptist Church
Anna Granger
Nelson Cemetery
Anderson
Jury Still Uncertain in Huey Newton Killing Trial
The Oakland jury in Huey Newton's trial for the killing of a white policeman spent two days in deliberations without signaling a verdict.
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Donald B. Thackrey
Oakland
Calif
UPI
Huey Newton
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Final rites hold for Mrs. Faye Bear 77 at Ewing Funeral Home in Summitville with interment at Forestville Cemetery. Daisy Cass 90 of Knightstown formerly Wilkinson, to be laid to rest at McCray Cemetery. Ted Nichols 89 of Noblesville to be buried at Crownland Cemetery.
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Faye Bear
Summitville
Ewing Funeral Home
Rt. 2
Forestville Cemetrey
Daisy Cass Wilkinson
Condo and Son
Daisy Cass
Knightstown
Wilkinson
McCray Cemetery
Noblesville
Evans. Gedley-Trout
Ted Nichols
S. St. St
Crownland Cemetery
Final rites for Mrs Bertha O Haller at Daleville church
Bertha O Haller 79 wife of Henry Haller dies. Service at 10 am today Daleville United Methodist Church with interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Daleville
Daleville United Methodist Church
Bertha O. Haller
Henry Haller
East Maplewood Cemetery
Inter-Racial Church Event Slated Sunday
Bethel United Methodist Church on West 38th Street hosts an informal lawn party and pitch-in dinner for members of Allen Chapel AME Church on Sunday afternoon. Pastors William Lawson and W Sampson Nelson say the gathering will include games entertainment and fellowship on the Bethel church lawn.
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Bethel United Methodist Church
W. 38Th St
Layton Rd
Allen Chapel Ame
Bethel Church
William Lawson
W. Sampson Nelson
Allen Chapel Church
New School Superintendent Talks Of New Ideas
A new school superintendent, a Ball State University graduate, announced at a staff meeting that the staff must be willing to try new ideas. He noted Olivet College training and stressed proper use of capable staff and willingness to change.
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Olivet College
Illinois
Ball State University
Thomas
Meeting Aims for Brussels Talks and NATO Pact
Meeting will representatives at Brussels and NATO officials in other capitals to reach real agreements before month end. The United States Britain Canada and West Germany pledged not to further reduce forces in Germany with others expected to maintain current military capability. The U S urges higher western European defense budgets due to inflation and discusses rotating 10 000 of 33 000 U S troops withdrawn back to Europe and improving readiness of forces there.
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Brussels
NATO
United States
Britain
Canada
West Germany
Germany
Europe
U.S
Indiana to set action on vocational education expansion
Indiana School Superintendent Richard Wells said final action is expected September 16 from the teacher training and licensing commission. He called it a major breakthrough for expansion of vocational education in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Richard Wells
Teacher Training and Licensing Commission
Muskie Meets Johnson and Receives Foreign Briefing
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Edmund S. Muskie met with President Johnson to discuss several subjects and then received a foreign policy briefing at the State Department from Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
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Muskie
Washington
UPI
Edmund S. Muskie
Johnson
State Department
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
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Kennedy
Hhelicopter
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R. O. Marsh
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