Miller Charges Democrats Swore Off Cuba Policy
Vice presidential candidate William E. Miller told a Labor Day crowd in South Bend Indiana that the Democratic administration has sworn in an agreement with the Soviet Union to not act against Fidel Castro. He urged a stronger policy to confront communism and said a Republican White House could aid opposition to Castro without full invasion. He cited columnist John Scali and a State Department official as sources and defended Barry Goldwater as a cautious wartime leader. Page 2 column 7.
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Madison County school reorganization plans outlined
A lengthy analysis outlines proposed boundaries for four new school corporations to be voted on November 3 in Madison County. It explains unit designations, how ballots affect only each unit, and notes Unit IV remains active as the Metropolitan School District.
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Anderson Police Catalog B and E Reports From Holiday Weekend
Multiple break in and enter incidents were reported in Anderson over the holiday weekend. The Blue Note Tavern loss was about 89 dollars from the safe. Bert Owens Ice Cream plant cash was 60 dollars missing, no ice cream harmed. A cigarette machine was damaged at the Bowling alley and another machine at Hunter Michigan Warehouse saw vending losses. No charges filed yet as detectives investigate.
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Edinburgh model acquitted over shameless act at festival
A 19 year old blonde model Anna Kesselaar was cleared of indecency charges after an unscheduled nude strip act at Edinburgh Festival. She had wheeled across McEwan Hall gallery on a TV trolley during the International Drama Conference last Sept. 7. She told reporters she did it for a giggle and about 12 dollars, and joked she would strip again for another four guinea fee.
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Barry Goldwater proposes 25 percent tax cut plan
A trusted source says Republican nominee Barry Goldwater would seek a 25 percent personal and corporate income tax reduction over five years if elected, funded by trimming new federal programs and curtailing current ones. The plan aims to spur investment and job creation while limiting federal activity and encouraging state takeover of some welfare duties. It would not immediately raise state or local taxes, and no exact cost or timing was set.
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Dirksen Attacks Court on Judicial Dictatorship Claims
In the Saturday Evening Post Dirksen denounces the Supreme Court for dictating state government forms across six states. He argues the court voided legislatures chosen by the people and warns of a judicial dictatorship, urging a return to representative structures.
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Baby Filibuster Halt Likely Says Solons
In Washington a quick filibuster against a senate rider delaying reapportionment faced slim odds. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen aimed to file a cloture petition to force a Thursday vote on delaying Supreme Court mandated state legislature apportionment. A small group of senators supported the measure as part of the foreign aid bill dispute.
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Weather Outlook Warm With Cloudiness Expected
The report notes continued warmth on Wednesday with some cloud cover. Highs reach the upper 80s and tonight's low near 60. Yesterday peaked at 82 with a 56 low. Sunset is 7 14 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is 6 13 a.m.
Frankton Harvest Festival Plans Highlight Sept 18-19
Frankton prepares for the annual two day Harvest Festival led by Miss Leila Harper crowned queen. Miss Nila Ruth, retiring queen, will place the crown. Events include a Friday chicken barbecue, Old-Fashioned Airs Quartet, and a noon Saturday parade led by the Frankton High School band with floats from businesses and groups.
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Eugene Fuller Hurt In Auto Collision At Linwood Crossing
A one car crash on State Road 9 and Linwood at 9:00 p.m. sent driver Eugene Fuller 19 of Eaton to Community Hospital with head lacerations, later released. Passengers Cheryl and Mike Bucar of Anderson were examined and released. The car was taken to Mounds Road Wrecking Yard.
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Khanh Moves Two Generals in Coup Fearing Saigon
In Saigon Premier Gen Nguyen Khanh shifts two politically risky colonels to safer posts amid fears of a coup. An American spokesman disclosed the danger remains high as Khanh refuses to sleep in Saigon, flying at night to a secret hideaway.
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New Arrivals Born at St Johns and Community Hospitals
Newborns arrive to families across several addresses: at St Johns Hospital a boy to Mr and Mrs Edward Harrison 1709 Morton St and a boy to Mr and Mrs Ralph Reynolds Middletown. At Community Hospital a girl to Mr and Mrs Aoey Ward 229 E Cross St and a boy to Mr and Mrs Nich Polus 315 Elder St a boy to Mr and Mrs Richard Valley Daleville a boy to Mr and Mrs Stanley Brumbales 2324 E 9th St a boy and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Boerner 320 E Lynn St a girl and to Mr and Mrs Charles Clark 2306 W 16th St a boy.
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Daleville
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16Th St
Taylor Starts Policy Talks
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor began top level policy conferences in Washington on steps to intensify the war in South Viet Nam. Discussions focus on revising the U S economic program and possible air strikes against jungle supply routes to curb North Viet Nam support. Taylor will report to President Johnson, with meetings delayed by Saigon protests.
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Khrushchev Pushes Red China Crisis
Premier Nikita Khrushchev said he would continue his fight with Chinese Communists despite opposition from Italian and Romanian factions. He spoke on international radio after an emotional moment at Moscow's outdoor construction exhibit, where a youth was detained after a disruption and an American businessman stirred dispute by patting Khrushchev’s stomach. He referenced his Czech tour and did not mention Romania's neutral drift.
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Southland school integration quiet amid prior tense stand
TUSKEGEE Ala UP I reports fourteen Negroes and more than 100 whites enrolled Monday in the rural town's only white public school which was boycotted a year earlier by white students There were no incidents and the atmosphere at the combined high elementary school contrasted with a year ago when Gov George Wallace ringed the building with troopers who turned away prospective Negro students The federal courts ordered 13 Negroes enrolled last year and when they were finally admitted
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Seat Belts And Safety Rules For Rally Drivers
Sports Car Club of Central Indiana lists four musts for rally participation. Belts must be installed and used, a fire extinguisher secured for immediate grab, a tow rope carried, and other safety practices emphasized to distinguish rallying from racing.
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