Soviet Space Goal Efforts on Increase
Soviet space flight researchers on Monday said the major aim is artificial gravity to shield cosmonauts from weightlessness. Professors Gazenko and Isakov discussed risks after days in zero gravity, including heart, balance, bone loss, and potential kidney stones. The six day International Astronautical Congress opened with discussions on rotating craft and centrifuge stations to reintroduce gravity. About 700 scientists from 40 nations attended as Ranger 7 imagery and US moon data were presented.
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Warsaw
Poland
0. Gazenko
P. K. Isakov
Earth
U.S
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ranger 7
National Guard Withdraws Units From Riot Area
Seaside Oregon police remain on patrol as National Guard units withdraw after two nights of rioting. Gov. Hatfield aide Warne Nunn returns to Salem while officials prepare a Clatsop County Grand Jury report. Ringleaders may face inciting a riot and armed assault charges, punishable by up to 15 years. Riot police in helmets with blue ax handles entered the crowd.
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Seaside
Ore
UPI
Oregon National Guard
Warne Nunn
Mark Hatfield
Nunn
Salem
Nicholas D. Zafiratos
Clatsop County
Grand Jury
Roger Branigin: Indiana’s Lawyer, Banker, and Leader
Roger Branigin built a notable Indiana career as a lawyer and businessman. He began practicing law with his father and now works with his two sons, Robert and Roger. Branigin is known as a humanitarian, philosopher, historian, and after-dinner speaker, and has led major professional and civic groups including the Indiana Bar Association, Harvard Law School Association, American Law Institute, and American College of Trial Lawyers. He has directed firms such as Lafayette Life Insurance, General Telephone, and Lafayette National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Branigin
Indiana
Robert
Roger
Indiana Bar Association
Harvard Law School Association
American Law Institute
American College of Trial Lawyers
Lafayette Life Insurance Company
General Telephone Company
Lafayette National Bank
Greek King Claims Bride in Copenhagen
King Constantine II of Greece arrived in Copenhagen to fetch his bride to be Princess Anne Marie 18 as 8 000 at the airport cheered. Two anti Greek demonstrators were removed by police. The couple will attend three days of balls and events ahead of the September 18 wedding in Athens.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Constantine II
Greece
Anne-Marie
Athens
Constantine
Anne- Marie
Frederik
Ingrid
Margrethe
Benedikte
Fredensborg Castle
Barry Goldwater Campaign Plans and Tax Strategy
Barry Goldwater aides discuss potential cabinet members and administrative changes after a possible victory. The plan centers on keeping government spending flat while using increased revenue to fund the tax cut and reduce the federal debt, unlike the Kennedy Johnson approach. He will begin intensive campaigning with a Tuesday start in California, then a Pacific Northwest swing and a Midwest tour.
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Party of
Big Business
Big Labor
Goldwater
California
Pacific North West
Midwest
Typhoon Ruby Toll Brings Hong Kong Death Toll to 30
Bodies of a seaman and two children recovered from the sea Monday raise Hong Kong’s Typhoon Ruby death toll to 30 with 11 missing, over 300 injured and 8,500 homeless from the weekend storm.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Three Pre-Dawn Explosions Hit Mississippi Sites
Three pre dawn explosions were reported in Pike County Mississippi two at private homes and one at a grocery. sheriff R R Warren confirmed one blast at a homes of a Negro brickmason in Summit while the FBI opened an investigation. COFO cited damage to a small grocery owned by Booker T Gutter and another blast near Magnolia at a Negro man named Coney. No injuries were reported.
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Booker T. Gutter
Summit
COFO
Magnolia
Here
Coney
Frankton High Girls Active in Choir Majorette 4-H Roles
Frankton high school students Miss Rigsby Rose Marie Drake Mary Canfield and Sheila Duncan hold multiple school and community roles. They participate in 4-H for years, are members of the Methodist Church and Senior MYF, with bands Latin Club and Job’s Daughters. A church tent will host handwork sale and a country market with foods.
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Miss Rigsby
Canby Rigsby
Rt. 1
Frankton
Methodist Church
Job
Rose Marie Drake
Ralph Drake
Rt. 2
Elwood
Treassurer
MYF. A
Mary Canfield
Glenn Canfield
MYF
Sheila Duncan
Jack Duncan
MIF
Job's Daughters
Baby Filibuster Fails to Halt Reapportionment Action
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield calls the rider a baby filibuster in a bid to block action until adjournment. Mansfield, co sponsor of the Dirksen rider, doubts the liberal talkathon can be halted by cloture. The reapportionment fight could delay action on other key issues still pending.
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Erals
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ainst
Congress
Mansfield
Dirksen
Congress Faces Busy Week After Labor Day Recess
Congress returns to work as Senate debates the aged under Social Security health care plan, Johnsons billion dollar program for Appalachia, and renewal of the sugar act. Im broiled over reapportionment, the House anticipates a routine week with medicare action not until next week.
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Congress
Johnson
Appalachia
Senate
House
Central Metro unit ties Elwood into reform plan
Voters in three townships decide on a new school board appointment by officials on January 1, 1965. Units I II and V will have interim boards until July 1966. Elwood gains classroom space but remains a sub standard unit regardless of choice as the state commission blocks Madison Grant shifts and limits local votes.
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Whic
Elwood
Madison-Grant
State Commission
Central Metro
Madison- Grant
Elw
Rally Waypoints Define Time Speed Distance Test
The article describes rally driving as a skill test over a preset course rather than a race. It emphasizes safety gear, instruments like a stop watch map and pencil, and mastery of time terrain and machine. The next Wired West Wind rally is on Sunday at the Volkswagen lot near Anderson Indiana with start times around 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Car Club
Volkswagen
Ind. 9
Anderson
Talk of the Town Bowling Event at Rains
The town buzzes over a bowling night at Rains with 30 cents per game attracting locals. This brief notes the informal gathering and the bargain pricing drawing enthusiasts.
Retired Plumber Dies At Alex
Herman Pat Hatton 81 of Alexandria died Monday after a long illness at his Rt. 1 home. Born Aug. 12, 1883 in Alexandria son of Eli and Matti Hatton. Survived by Myrtle his widow a son Wilford Hatton North Vernon Ind six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Visitation after 7:30 p.m. today. Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home with Rev Nutter Hughes. Interment Park View Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Herman
Pat) Hatton
Rt. 1
Eli
Matti Hatton
Myrtle
Wilford Hatton
North Vernon
Ind
Davis - Strider - Noffze
Nutter Hughes
Park View Cemetery
Dirksen Defends Apportionment Rule in 14th Amendment Debate
Senate leader Dirksen argued that the 14th Amendment requires both chambers of every state legislature to be apportioned solely by population. He asserted the ruling shapes legislative forms and must guide state governments.
Khrushchev calls convocation of world Communist parties
Premier Khrushchev urges a convocation of parties as a showdown world Communist Congress nears. He backs a Dec 15 Moscow preparatory meeting despite opposition from Communist China and Romania, and vows continued fight against anti Leninist Peking leadership. He spoke via Eurovision hookup linking satellites to Moscow.
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Peking
Khrushchev
Moscow
Romania
Viet Nam Cambodi a clash spurs US air response
A Cambodian MiG attacked two Vietnamese planes prompting U S Air Force F102s to scramble. The day long battle over the border saw Viet Namese bombers strike Cambodian river craft while a Cambodian boat was sunk and casualties reported.
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U. S
South
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Nguyen Cao Ky
United Press International
South Viet Nam
Fatality Pace (Continued From Page One) Holiday traffic toll
The holiday period brought good weather for travel in much of the nation increasing risk of accidents. Thunderstorms formed in the northern Midwest as warm and cool air masses clashed. The safety council projected 490 to 590 traffic deaths before Monday midnight. A head on crash near Rufus Oregon on Saturday killed five. wrecks near Little Rock Arkansas Ironton Ohio and Whitney Texas each claimed four lives.
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Mississippi
Plains
Midwest
The
Safety Council
Rufus
Ore
Little Rock
Ark
Ironton
Ohio
Whitney
Tex
Funeral services for Floyd C. Staley at Baker Brothers
Funeral services for Floyd C. Staley 73 of 1143 Thayer Lane will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home led by Rev. Edwin Grant. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Staley a longtime businessman former operator of Commercial Refrigerator and Stove Fixtures real estate motel and a restaurant and active in Indiana Trotting and Harness Racing Association. He died Sunday shortly before noon after a two year illness born September 9 1891 in Buyington Ohio resided here most of his life survived by Alma his widow three sons Jack Robert G and George two daughters Grace Deharity and Lisa Lynn a sister Maud Hamilton of Honey Creek six grandchildren. Friends may greet at the funeral home after 2 p.m. today.
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Floyd C. Staley
Thayer Lane
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Edwin Grant
East Maplewood Cemetery
Indiana Trotting and Harness Racing Association
Mr. Staley
Buyington
Ohio
Alma
Jack Staley
Robert G. Staley
George Staley
Grace Deharity
Lisa Lynn Staley
Maud Hamilton
Honey Creek
Desegregation Gains Open Across Southern Schools
In Southland a white student boycott ended as a red brick schoolhouse opened to Negroes. Across the region two Negroes began classes at Palmetto High in Williamston South Carolina while Prince Edward County Virginia reopens after 1959 shutdowns. Alabama and Alabama counties also desegregate for the first time with officials predicting no trouble as Tuskegee reports smooth first day with 59 whites and 74 in the elementary.
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Ted
South
Palmetto High School
Williamston
S.C
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Virginia County
Montgomery
Gadsden
Bullock County
Ala
Willie C. Johnson
Tuskegee
Sidney L. Griffin
Griffin
Miller cites civil rights law doubts and family fortune details
In a televised statement Miller disclosed a roughly quarter million dollar fortune, with $40,000 inherited from his wife and himself, plus gains from stock market investments. He said he supported the civil rights act in Congress but questioned its constitutionality and reported no differences with Goldwater. The Swedish glassmaking industry history is noted as dating to 1556.
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Miller
Congress
Hashad
Goldwater
Anderson Obituaries: Sylva W Funk and others
Sylva Wilbur Funk 85 of North Twin Lakes Ind former Madison County resident died at home. Survived by brother Ernest Funk and widow Bessie Schalk Funk married Sept 27 1943 in Albion. Funeral Schoup Funeral Home Howe Ind 10:30 a.m. Thursday interment Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Fay e Teeters widow of Harry Teeters funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday Sells and Rowe Funeral Home. Interment Friends. Mrs Teeters died Sunday Rahbek Nursing Home. Survivors include mother Mrs Lillie Rector half sister Mrs Jane Baskier several nieces and nephews. Mrs Louise Linder Carmany 52 died Sunday at Community Hospital entombment Washington Park Mausoleum Indianapolis. She lived in area born Lawrence Aug 4 1912 distributor for Indianapolis News Grandview Golf Club grill. Survived by husband remarried Feb 4 1962 brother John W Linder and several nieces and nephews. Gerald Smith infant graveside 1 p.m. at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery son of Lonnie L and Nancy Sue Porter Smith. MRS MARGARET HAHN died Monday heart attack. wife of Caster Hahn Anaheim Calif.
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Sylva W. Funk
Sylva Wilbur Funk
Rt. 1
North Twin Lakes
Ind
Madison County
Ernest Funk
Anderson
Mr. Funk
Timothy H
Martha Ann Rinker Funk
la Grange County
Methodist Church
FOE
Bessie Schalk Funk
Albion
Schoup
Howe
Edward P. Blair
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Faye Teeters
Harry Teeters
Sells and
First Methodist Church
Lillie Rector
Jane Basicker
Muncie
Halsie Bullock
Frances Ockoman
Pendleton
Newell Hepfer
Keith Hepfer
California
Ed Hepfer
Louise Linder Carmany
Forrest Carmany
Alliance Rd
Community Hospital
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Fribley
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Carmany
Lawrence
Delia Ellen Fortville
Sarah
Sadie) Sitton
Hancock County
Frazie
Catherine Cushman
Fortville
Irene Brown
Michigantown
Harvey Cushman
Russell Cushman
Paul C. Cory
Elder E. Daily
Simmons Cemetery
Sarah Sitton
Noblesville
Delia Ellen Tate
Daniel Allen Tate
Rt. 3
Castleton
Marion County
Hamilton County
Paul E. Tate
Raymond Seymour
Local nurse remembered after marriage four years ago
Well known here, having been employed as a nurse by Dr. Doenges until her marriage four years ago. Besides her husband, a son, Neal Davis of San Francisco, and two grandchildren survive her. Funeral arrangements are not complete.
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Doenges
Neal Davis
San Francisco
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries note the deaths of Delia Ellen Tate and Sarah Sitton in Madison area towns plus Miss Mary Hallowell and Helen Cunningham. Details include birthplaces, family relations, and funeral arrangements with sites in Fortville Noblesville Pendleton and Summitville. Burial and service specifics are listed for each deceased, with surviving kin named.
Mrs Lillie Keesling Rites in Pendleton Church
Final rites for Mrs Lillie Miller Keesling 49 wife of Kenneth Keesling of Rt. 1 Middletown will be conducted at 10 a.m. today at the Cornell Bright Funeral Home Pendleton with Rev Homer Cole of Pendleton Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cunningham
Summitville
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Alexandria
Thomas Zimmer
Clarence
Dutch) Cunningham
S. Howard St
Vinsona Cemetery
Lillie Keesling
Middletown
Lillie Miller Keesling
Kenneth Keesling
Rt. 1
Cornell Bright Funeral Home
Pendleton
Homer Cole
Pendleton Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
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DeWitt
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Barry and
Vicki Blake
Jacksonville
Fla
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Branigin
Democratic
Branigin For Governor
Howard L. Weninger
Joe Bannon
Barry
POL
Storm
Anderson Art Glass
Otto G. Ziegenhagen
Chicago
Illinois
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
E. 8Th St
Alex
Khruschev
Khaah
Saigon
United States
F. C. Staley
Southland
Mrs. Louise Carmany
Margaret Hahn
Margaret Nuce Hahn
Caster Hahn
Anaheim
Calif
Hahn Wa
White House
Chesterfield
Madison
Mary E. Hallowell Pendleton
Mary Elizabeth Hallowell
Columbia City
Smith Brothers Funeral Home
Green Hill Cemetery
Columbia
Hallowell
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