Automated Return Best Ever Says Gemini 11 Crew
Gemini 11 astronauts Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon concluded a three day flight with an automated landing described as the best yet. They resumed normal activities after a five hour medical check, sharing meals and recounting a successful mission with recovery officials. They completed 44 orbits in 71 hours before splashdown near the Guam recovery area.
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Uss Guam
Upi
Charles Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
U. S
Roy G. Anderson
Gordon
Ben James
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Astro A
Madison County
Hubert H.j
Humphrey
Auganedee
Coamec
Tiga
Cape Kennedy
Ellauneh
Max Kleinbuch
Guam
Robert Goodnight
Phillip Holliday
Charles “Pete” Canrod
Jeft
Richard Gordon
Beam
Uss
Gua
Grand Jury Sets Morning Meeting On Tavern Fight
The Grand Jury convenes to decide if police actions in a tavern incident were justified after three officers arrested Larry Rominger age 25 Kenneth Clymer 42 and Fred Groover 186. Rominger was hospitalized following a scuffle amid unclear charges of public intoxication.
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Larry Rominger
S. J
Fred Groover
Converse
Kenneth M. Clymer
Rt. 1
Cicero
Rominger
Grand Jury
Labor Shortage Noted At Indiana Employment Office
Area labor shortage is pronounced at the Indiana State Employment Service office under manager J. C. Armstrong. Hiring by factories, school start, and tomato processing season have increased demand for skilled and clerical jobs, restaurant work, child care, and housework. About 2,400 people are working in the tomato harvest, split between picking and processing. Most Madison Tipton area plants need both pickers and in plant workers, with transportation being arranged in some cases. One canning plant is transporting schoolboys to tomatoes in evenings and on weekends.
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Indiana State Employment Service
J. C. Armstrong
Frogen
Armstrong
Madison - Tipton Unity
Retreat Set For Anderson College Group Retreat
An Anderson College graduate School of Theology retreat led by Dr. Don Roy Wismar unfolds today at Chesterfield Church of God with the dean Dr. Gene W Newberry noting morning sessions and three hours of student registration for the upcoming school year. Dr. Wismar, from Indianapolis Christian Theological Seminary, will deliver two talks on the discipline of the spirit and preaching as a therapeutic act, highlighting the school year opening next week and noting Wismar as a professor and preacher with ties to multiple theological institutions.
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Don Roy Wismar
Anderson College Graduate School of Theology
Chesterfield
Wismar
Gene W. Newberry
Church of God
Christian Theological Seminary
Indianapolis
Pras of Biblical Sergent
Los Angeles
Calif
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Children ride to school each morning on buses labeled with animals to help them remember numbers. School officials say the animal pictures reduce mistakes and guide students to the correct bus home, with rabbits and tigers among the animals used.
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N. J
Schont
Flenly
GOP Demands LBJ Stand On Tax Rise
Washington Republicans pressed President Johnson to detail plans on a tax increase as part of his inflation and poverty fight. They demanded clear positions on boosting federal revenue and debated alongside proposals for wage controls and spending cuts to curb inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Ton
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate Gop
Ways & Means Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Sewer Service Rates Set by Works Board
Anderson city officials announced a new sewer utility rate structure for annexed and nearby non municipal areas. Residents not on city water will pay 3 per month, non residents 4 for a single unit, and 1.5 times per additional unit. Non residents’ totals are doubled. As water lines expand rates for mixed customers follow existing methods with a 2.30 minimum and meter-based increases. Officials cite an average monthly sewer payment of about 3.1.
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Anderson
Board of Works
City Water
Bonn Navy Starts Desperate Crew Rescue Attempt
In a frantic salvage operation off Hamburg West Germany seeks survivors from the Hai U boat after a mid sea hull crack split the sub in two and sank. One survivor, Peter Silbernagel, spent about 12 hours in icy water before rescue. Authorities fear the 13 others are lost. Rescue ships and British divers joined the hunt in the North Sea about 200 miles from Newcastle as authorities noted the vessel was a training cruise with 17 men aboard. The tragedy echoes the Thresher disaster of 1963 with 128 sailors lost.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Navy
Magnus
London
Hai
Saark
Defense Ministry
North Sea
Newcastle
England
Peter Silbernagel
Silbernagel
Cook
U.S
Atlantic
Marines Engage Viet Cong Near Saigon in Fierce Clash
A U S Marines unit landed near Cam Ranh Bay and moved toward the Cambodian border to confront North Vietnam's 324th Division. The battle involved engineers, combat troops, and medics in a dense, close range fight as Philippine volunteers join a broader regional operation.
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Saigon
Volun
U.S
Bank Interest Bill Passes Amid House Action
Washington AP State House action on a bank interest bill drew fire from business witnesses. A related measure would let federal agencies set different deposit categories and ceilings for savings institutions for one year. The Senate cleared the House version by voice vote. Critics warned Johnson era reforms could stall apartment building. Real estate groups said depreciation rule changes threaten housing starts.
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Washington
T Gress
Houseis
Johnson
White House
I Senate
House
Ways and Means
John C. Wilamson
National Association At Real Estate Boards
Thendustry
Larry Blackmon
National Association of Home Builders
Wreck injures four near Summitville in Indy 9 crash
A two car wreck two miles west of Summitville on Ind 9 at Summitville Rd at 4 20 p m injured four people. William Kelley 36 Gay City was driver of one car with Ross F McCassip 43 Summitville as a passenger. Virginia B Hoyt 26 Western Springs Illinois the driver of the other car was injured. Deputy James Leer said one car may have failed to yield right of way. All treated at Community Hospital. Cyclist Musti Lawson Jr 25 Rt 5 suffered a broken leg and other injuries when struck by a car. listed as brought to hospital after the incident.
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Summitville
Madison County Sheriff's Department
William Kelley
North D St
Gay City
Ross F. McCassip
Rt. 1
Summitvile
Virginia B. Hoyt
Clausen Ave
Western Springs
James Leer
Ind
Gene Castor
Madison County Sheriffs Dpartment
Bill Howard
Pendleton Indiana State Police Post
Ketley
McCallip
Hoyt
Musti Everett F. Lawson Jr
Rt. 5
Rights Bill Reprieve Won Until Monday
Washington AP report on President Johnson's housing rights bill facing likely Senate failure. A second petition sought to end debate and force action the House approved Aug 9. The vote 54 to 42 left two thirds at 64 required. four senators were absent. Hart Mansfield and Dirksen weighed prospects as Monday awaited.
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Washington
Jobson
Senate
House
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Hart
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Indiana
Sen
Birch Hagh
Teader Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
James
Eastland
D-Miss
Colinin
Grant County Clerk Funds Shortage Reported
INDIANAPOLIS A cash shortage of 19752.84 at Grant County Clerk office was reported by the State Board of Accounts. Victor C. Drook of Marion, a Democrat not seeking reelection, is not available for comment. Officials say the deficit mostly covers fishing and hunting licenses receipts with some overpayments in various funds.
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Indianapolis
UFI
Grant
Victor C. Drook
Marion
State Board of Accounts
Crook
Richard J. Worle
Drook
Rochester
Minn
Worley
Anderson High Yearbook Earns All American Award 1966
Anderson High School's 1966 yearbook, the Indian, received the All American award in the 46th NSP A annual yearbook competition. Entries are judged nationwide by GN and categorized by enrollment. The yearbook team included editor Nancy Thompson, managing editor Karen Robertson, photography editor Agron Parsons, with adviser to the publication listed.
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AHS
NSPA
Anderson High
The
Critical Service
National Scholastic Press Association
Nancy Thompson
Center
Keren Robertson
Aaron Parsons
Harald Pholo
Idian
NSPAN
Orren
Tholin
Yearboot Productions
University of Minnesota
Karen Robertson
Agron Parsons
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Boyd Bonner
John Zonk
Oanuel
Madison County United Fund
United Fund
Robert Forbes
David Redick
R. J. Stuart
Glen Shields
AE. Neal
Earl Baker
Fred Brooks
A. J McColloum
Robert Heaton
Victor Rose
Works Board
Bonn
Marines
Hanoi
Jase Todd
Fia
Lapel
Pipa Creek
Rt. 6
Homilies
Gane Marsh
Harald
Grant County
State Board
Cate
Andorinnn
Toapital
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