Transit Bill Signed by LBJ Aims Urban Renewal
President Johnson signed a $300 million mass transit bill to ease urban traffic and fund extended transit programs. Lea Cusick named Washington adviser to oversee administration while high speed transit research and development receive continued federal grants for two years. The bill stresses renewing cities within four decades and expands funding for new systems and expert training.
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Washington
UPI
Johnsoe
Lea J. Cumick
Gener
New York City Transit Authority
Eines
White House
United States
Congress
Sterling West
Senate
Johson
Four Fugitives Returned To Canada
Four Canadian fugitives nabbed in a Gary police raid last Saturday were returned to Canada after choosing not to fight extradition. Each was guarded in a separate car of a four car caravan to Winnipeg. They had escaped from prison and included John W. Dale, Barry Duke, Kenneth Leishman, and George Leclerc.
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Caby, Inc
WPI
Gary
Canada
Winnipeg Sehr
John W. Dale
Barry Duke
Kenneth Leishman
George Leclerc
Winey
Tawab
Indiana
Ieid
New Rupture Truss Fitter Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a rupture treatment device described as a belt free design with no belts to cut or straps to bind. It claims rapid relief for hernia issues and promotes a free construction offer, inviting readers to visit a booth at a local event on a Saturday evening.
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Hess
Cowie
Eastern Indiana Fall Roundup on September 18 at 7 pm
The Eastern Indiana Purdue Ag Roundup will be held at the Ball State Student Center on Tuesday September 18 at 7 pm Harold R Berry County Extension Agent announces Dear Earl Bulz Dean of School of Culture at Purdue will be the speaker Four tickets are available from the County Extension Office in Anderson or from Sill Peters in Elwood The Madison County Purdue Ag Banquet is set for Tuesday October 25 with Dr George Sheffer of Purdue Speech and Hearing Department as speaker
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Indiana
Purdue Ag
iBall State
Harold R. Berry
Earl L. Bulz
Purdue
Pederal
Anderson
Sill! Peters
Elwood
Madison County
Purdue’ Ag
George Sheffer
Purdue Speech and Hearing Department
Tom Sawyer to be Civic Theatre’s next musical comedy
Anderson Civic Theatre announces its fourth season production will be Tom Sawyer based on the Samuel Clemens story. Theodosia Paynter dramatizes with G A Grant Schaefer music. Jo Bigelow adds lyrics and directs. Over thirty juveniles, ages nine to seventeen, perform September 24 and 25 at the Rivière Theatre with two evenings and a Sunday matinee. Tickets sold by cast and Anderson Civic Theatre members.
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Tom Sawyer
Anderson Civic Theatre
Walter K. Black
Samuel L. Clemens
Theodosia Paynter
G. A. Grant - Schaefer
Riviere Theatre
Jo Bigelow
Cnil
Black
Andeyson Clvic Theatre
Burma Leader Hears Johnson Stress Liberty
Burma's Ne Win meets President Johnson at the White House on the South Lawn as the two discuss Burma's neutralist policy. Johnson lauds Burma's independent foreign policy and non interference stance while welcoming the Revolutionary Council chairman and his wife for a two day visit. Ne Win arrives after a helicopter flight from Williamsburg Virginia for a 11 day stay.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Burmia
U.S
Johnson
Geb
Ne Win
Revolutionary Council of the Union of Burma
White House
Win
Burma
Johns
Southeast Asia
Park Place Church Of God Resumes Youth Promotion Schedule
Park Place Church of God restarts its dual morning worship for nine months and promotes youth from nursery through fifth grade this month. On Sept 25 the promotion continues as children progress to the sixth grade and above into the college department. Dr. Hillery C. Rite and Dr. Rice address the services with themes Have You Tried Gods Kingdom and Wheat Happens When You Lose Your Faith. Park Place reports 16 youths begin college studies this fall with eight at Anderson College and others at Hoosier campuses. Mrs. Richard Tee is elected president of the Park Place Church Mothers Club for the coming year.
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Park Place Church of God
Hillery C. Rite
Platter
Rice
Eastside
Congress
Woint Oulderson Association of Churches
Anderson College
Hoosier
Richard Tee
Park Place
Church Mothers? Club
William Mathis
Robert Drennen
David Bos
Osburn
Chiang Backing Will Continue
A State Department official said the United States will keep faith with Nationalist China and oppose seating the Communists at the United Nations, stating under all circum stances the Republic of China on Taiwan will be supported. Assoc. Secretary of State Joseph J. Sisco spoke for the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association before the U.N. General Assembly, filling in for Secretary of State Dean Rusk who was ill with the flu.
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New Haven
Mother To Be Hurt In Wreck Near Brown Street
An expectant mother, Mary L. Reding, was taken to Community Hospital after a two car collision on 29th Street near Brown Street around 10 55 Friday morning. Passenger Patricia Ashbrook, from Fletcher Street, was also hospitalized for routine checks and observation though listed as satisfactory.
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Mary L. Reding
Fletcher St
29Th St
Brown St
Lolie M. Flath
Meridian St
Patricie Ashbrook
Reding
Smith
Tudor
Ae Guntes
Frogge
Offerwise
Brethrens Loyalty Month Observed At Local Church
The Church of the Brethren on 2129 McKinley St marks Loyalty Month with Sunday attendance praised as families join in. Visitation by several teams supports the September drive led by Pastor Elden Petry and leaders Mrs James Hervy and Mrs John Wagoner.
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Church of the Brethren
McKinley St
mic-Ang
James Hervey
Elden Petry
John Wagoner
State Corn Crop Estimate Reduced
INDIANAPOLIS YPI Indi ang corn growers faced another blow as the Agriculture Department lowers the state crop outlook. The latest Washington revision cuts the national estimate by about 2 million bushels from the prior figure, signaling softer prospects for the corn harvest this season.
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Indianapolis
Ypi
Agriculture Department
Washington
Unusual Attendance Plan At Sunday Congregation
The Board of Administration plans an unusual Sunday attendance check on Sept 25 as leaders visit homes. Russell Showalter moderates and Sirvan Krall chairs the administration group. Regular worship and church school reviews occur amid broad approval. sanctuary choir resumes Sept 21 under Dwight Hargett.
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Congressation
Board of Administration
Russell Showalter
Sirvan Krall
Adminis
Southside
Church School
Dwight Hargett
Anderson College
Rural Mail Carriers Name New Officers
Rural Lower ry met rex spently is Cafeteria jit Anders State president Dale Tavis of Greensburg ad dreaved the group Officers were elected ax tpl lows Jom Suavant of Ander son president Ralph Rang vice president Tom Miller of Hummisvile secretary trea ty Suren
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Rex
Anders
Dale Tavis
Greensburg
Jom Suavant
Anderson
Ralph Rang
Tom Miller
Hummisvile
Treaty Suren
Haile Selassie to Visit Kuwait Amid Mental Ties Report
Addis Ababa dispatch notes Emperor Haile Selassie plans a Kuwait visit in mid January. An official ministry statement confirms the trip details and lists symbolic dates. A single American is among those connected to the event.
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Addis. Araba
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Kuwait
Wap- Glan
Arnoaneed
Art Center Pioneer Donson Attains Global Arts Roles
The article profiles Donson, an art historian and writer tied to the American Graduate School in Damsmark Copenhagen where he earned a certificate and served as president on a scholarship. It notes his internships at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art, extensive lecturing, and memberships in major arts and archaeology associations. He earned the National Award for Dissemination of Art Information in 1956 and the Cultural Service Award in 1960s, with ongoing work in South Carolina and contributions to art education columns.
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Iage Oatley
AL A
American Graduate School
Dansmark
Haare
Copenhamen
Artists Fadvisony Board
Trarnatioal Council of Museums
Long Beach Art Assola Chuaneary
NS 1
Assoriaational Trust For
Ation
Society of
Western Association of ‘Art Museum
Westier Museums League
Professional Artists of America
Long Beach
Gemini Launch Delayed After Oxidizer Pinholes Found
Astronauts Conrad and Gordon slept through a Friday delay at Merritt Island as engineers fixed a pinhole in the Titan rocket oxidizer line. A sodium silicate seal and aluminized wrap were used to stop the leak, preventing inhalation hazards before a planned Saturday lift off. Weathering rain squalls and safety checks continued as crews prepared for launch.
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Melouth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Charles Conrad
Richard Gordon
Para One
Titan
Navy
Conrad
Gordon
Merritt Island
Seven
Space Agency
Cape
Agg
Gov. Beamigineandl
Inivs
Marie Striker
Elirkc
The
Ste
Prome
al- Ookrad
Gordonnee
Bie Ture
County budget review trims requests for next year
The County Council reaffirmed its review of budget requests from county offices for the coming year, cutting 118,594 from general and welfare funds to 4,763,002. The trimmed amount implies a rent increase from the current levy, with the state tax commissioners noted in November.
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State Board of
Totlaly
Robbery and hostage incident targets Smith family
An intruder forced the Smiths at gunpoint to drive to a downtown office and steal about $600. Edna Smith and the older man were held hostage at home while William Smith, 23, arrived to find the scene in progress.
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Smith
Edna
Retarded Soranese clash over 1967 car safety standards debated
A government purchase debate cites 1967 model features like tire beads brakes and rear defoggers while proposing a system to read tire load ratings within two years. The text then shifts to a county association for exceptional children detailing officers and a three-year spending figure of $381.8 million, with local public safety incidents and court cases in Indiana and New York touching on armed robbery and sentencing.
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Ants Athasiee
Page One J
Harry Clark
Markleville
County Association
Smith
Gafey
Tudor
George McDermott
Alexandria
Pleasant weekend weather expected across Indiana
United Press reports pleasant conditions across Indiana with little rain likely this weekend. Temperatures should reach the 70s, overnight lows near 50s, and most of the state to see sunny to partly cloudy skies through Sunday with above normal readings and a slow warming trend.
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United Press International
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Bos Salur
Gemini 11 aims for first orbit rendezvous with Agena
The Gemini 11 mission targets a first orbit rendezvous, with M indicating a maneuver. The crew must launch within five seconds of schedule or face a two day postponement. The program includes an altitude of 65 miles, a 100 minute spacewalk by Gordon, and a hands off landing guided by black boxes.
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U.S
Gordon
Obituary: John O Lamb of Anderson
John O Lamb of 1007 Lora Street died Tuesday evening at Robert Long Hospital in Indianapolis after a brief illness. He had resided in Anderson 25 years and worked for the Delco-Remy Division in the county. He was born May 24 1918 in Plainville Indiana to William and Margaret Dean. He belonged to UAW CIO Local 682 and several local communities. He is survived by his wife and family.
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John O Lamb
Lora St
Robert Long Hospital
Ivor Frank Allis
Peul Newherst
Anderson
Lester Sigler
Frankton
William Chitford
Gh Pel
Cassius Maury
Markleville
Frank Williams
Elwood
Plainville, Ind
Willam and
Margaret Dean
Lamb
Bond Set For Accused Bandit Thomas Warren
Thomas George Warren 21 of 1028 W 16th St pre charged in City Court with second degree burglary in connection with a break in at the State Discount Center at View and bond set. Surviving are wife Joyce Hart, a daughter Phyllis Ake, two grandchildren, sister Maxine Campbell, brother Bland Lamb, and others. Funeral arrangements pending at Harold H Rozelle Funeral Home. The case involves multiple suspects and local inquiries.
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Thomas George Warren
16Th St
P Warren
Tr State Discount Center
Wifchy
Auumn L. Byrer Lamb
Tommy H. Lamb
Lakeport
Maxine Campbell
Winchester
Bland Lamb
Chicago
Harold HE. Rozelle
Area Employment Increase Noted and Local Obituaries
A report notes improved employment conditions in the area with fewer unemployment claims and more returns to work at Delco Remy and Guide Lamp. It also lists multiple local obituaries including Mrs. Morris Rickard of 1615 Arrow Ave and Albert Beery of 2115 Cr Alder Street, with funeral details pending.
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Indiana Employment Security Division
Jackson SL
Delco
Remy
Guide Lamp
Madison County
Elwood
Summitville
Tipton
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties Notice
Final rites for Robert L. Merrill 44 of Pendleton set for 2:30 PM at Cornell Bright Funeral Home burial in Carey Cemetery near Arcadia with military rites by Pendleton American Legion Post. Lyster Poer Witkinson 66 of Wilkinson funeral 10 AM at Church of Christ interment Harlan Cemetery near Wilkinson. James Edwin Harrah 65 of Noblesville R24S 9th St services at Coaltrin Funeral Home interment Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Mrs Vivian Hancock 53 of Scarsdale N Y died in Memorial Hospital New York City born Noblesville June 29 1913 survived by husband Don Hancock two sons Don Hancock Jr and Ned Hancock, parents Mrs and Mrs James Lennon sister Mrs Kathryn Harvey brother James Lennon. Body returned to Baker Brothers Funeral Home for visitation. Gas reserves in Dallas region reach 2417 billion cubic feet peak. private funeral service 10 AM Monday at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Alderson Memorial. Harvey Nicholson 88 of Te Ly will have service 1 PM at Laker Brothers Funeral Home Grace Methodist Church officiant Rev Alfred Moore.
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Albert Berry
Albert Beery
Crldar St
St. John's Hospital
Sheriden
Ind
Rollie
Ethel Beery
Bethel Methodist Church
Boone County
Sets and Rowe
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Robert Merrill Pendleton
Robert L. Merrill
Jefferson St
Pendleton
Stumdlay
Ollock
Cornell Bright
Carey Cemetery
Arcadia
Pendleton American Lesson Post
Lester Poer Witkinson
Bester Poer
Tfelong
Wilkinson
Church of Christ
Lilburn Simmions
Glen Cunningham
New Castle
Thhe Harlan
James Harrah
Noblesville
James Edwin Harrah
Coaltrin
Mark Blaising
Ifirs
Methodist Church
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Feneral
Mis
Vivian Hancock
Greenacres Ave
Scarsdale
Memorial Hospital
New York City
James Lennon
Washington
Dent Johnsod
Burma
Ne Win
Don Hancock
Don Friday
An Hancock Jr
Gracewood
Ned Hancock
New York
Viet Nam
Kathryns
Harvey
Andersom
Midland
Baker Brothers Funeral
Dallas
U S
Harvey Nicholson
Burt) Nicholson
Pendleton-4: Hoax of Viet Nam literature salesmen
State police and Madison County deputies were called to a disturbance but found magazine salesmen instead. No anti Viet Nam material was traced and the salesmen were ordered to leave the county for soliciting without proper licenses.
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Pendleton
Madison County Sheriff's Deputies
tNo
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Democratic women tour to campaign across Indiana districts
Mrs Agnes Woolery, vice chairman of the State Central Committee, says Democratic women will begin a 12 day tour to protest robberies and increase voter outreach. The group plans to reach all Illinois districts starting September 19, with continued itineraries through the month.
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Caracas
Indiana
Agnes Woolery
Deneralie State Central Committee
Fmtuastivien
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