Britain Faces Austerity Emigration Speedup
London AP reports a growing brain drain as doctors players aircraft workers and scientists join queues to emigrate to the United States and other nations to escape Britain s economic squeeze. British officials warn the NHS cannot afford widespread departures amid offers to Welsh star Phil Woosnam and Eric Taylor from England s Sheffield Wednesday.
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London
Britain
Canada
Australia
South Ames
New Zealand
United States
India
Commonwealth Countries
National Professional Soccer League of America
Phil Woosnam
Atlanta
Eric Taylor
England
Sheffield Wednesday
FBI Says Son Of Ex Trooper Slaying Suspect
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Robert K Chaney of Spencer son of a former Indiana State Police trooper was arrested on a federal car theft charge and eyed as a suspect in four killings near Meridian Mississippi. Witnesses described a car matching the description near a rural road scene and the stolen vehicle later found abandoned with blood samples, as FBI investigators linked missing Atlanta man Richard Lee Jordan to the case. Chaney’s bond set at 16000 and he remained in Marion County Jail.
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Indianapolis
UPT
Robert K. Chaney
Spencer
Indiana
Frigay
TBL
Wisl
Meridialy
Miss
Chaney
DeKalb County
Mevidian
U.S
Robert
FBI
Richard Lee Jordan
Atlante
Meridian
Slainy
Geddes
Marian County
Robert Chaney
Panama Canal Zovie
Record Economic Signs Point to Higher August Output
Washington reports that industrial production reached 158.4 percent of the 1937-39 average for August, marking the Enthusiastic enth month of gains, while personal income posted its largest monthly rise of the year partly due to a new Medicare program, and Britain sees a renewed rise in retail prices pushing the cost of living higher in August.
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Washington
Fall like Weather Across Nation Closes Summer
Fall like conditions hold the nation with cooler air from the Minsvest to New England setting new record low temperatures from Iowa to New York. Mild western skies persist while Gulf Coast and Great Plains see rain as autumn's grip spreads. In Valparaiso Indiana, Mayor Donald WJ reports Northern Indiana mayors plan a resolution to the Indiana Municipal League opposing a national park in Porter County.
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Minsvest
New England
Iowa
New Tork
Gulf Coast
Great Plains
2ARK
Valparaiso, Ind
Donald WJ
Indiana
Indiana Municipal League
Porter County
U S Studying China Charge Rusk Reveals
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States has no solid information on a Peking charge that U S planes strafed a Chinese village near the Vietnamese border He said he would check further while noting no identification of aircraft involved He commented on Vietnam and UN peace prospects.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Peking
Rusk
China
United Nations
Viet Nam
Charley de Gaulle
Cambodia
North
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Pnom Penh
U.N
Geeral di Tart
Wife of Martinsville golf coach beaten by youth
The wife of Martinsville High School golf coach was struck with a weighted driving club by a 13-year-old boy who had previously caddied for the coach. Police say the attacker entered the home while the woman slept, causing head gash, lip injury and bruises. The youth was arrested on juvenile delinquency charges after the incident at Morgan County.
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Martinsville
Fnct
Martinsville High School
Jschool
Morgan County Jar
Don Pices
Actiul
Jenior
Bisesi
Hostaj
Schol
Patize
Jack Swanley
Oine
U S Forces In Viet Nam Reach 308000
Washington reports American troops in Viet Nam have reached 308000, with no set ceiling as General Westmoreland requests more manpower. Officials cautioned totals exclude forces offshore and units stationed abroad.
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Washington
UPI
Viet Nam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Sai
Prasilert Richard
MM. Nixon
Army
Air
Thailand
Premiere Cleopatra sings in Barber world premiere
Leontyne Price stars as Cleopatra in the world premiere of Samuél Barber's Antony and Cleopatra. A 100 chorus and 47 dancers surround her as opening night garners praise amid Met labor tensions and a record theater gate crowd. Brimming with gala pre–opera events, dignitaries and financiers attend in New York's new opera house.
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Ann Rewitt Tage
Leontyne Price
Cleopatra
Samuél Barber
Antony and Cleopatra
Lady Bird
America
American Federation of Music Instar
Area Students Get Degrees At Purdue
Purdue University announced a summer class of 263 bachelor degrees 106 for certificates and 18 for associate degrees in technologies. The graduates include Michael V Alberts James Beglman Larry Chappell John Cudhean Stephen McKinney Jane Stine Lawrence Tolle Donald Craig Rowena Johnson among others. August graduates may participate in next year’s commencement June 4.
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Lafayette
Purdue University
T ‘Ves
Michael V. Alberts
Portville
Humanities
Rowena Carol Johnson
Fortville
U S Jets Down MIG In Dogfights
AP dispatch reports U S jets shot down a Mig in dogfights over North Vietnam near Ha Noi. American pilots fought six Mig encounters, engaging eight more in two sightings, using Sidewinder missiles and improving air combat activity across 30 to 50 miles northeast of Ha Noi. Colonel Kenneth L. Scott, Indiana Marine, is listed among military personnel reported in action.
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Saigon
APJ
North Westem
Hanoi
U.S
Washington
Indiana
Defense Department
Kenneth L. Scott
Linda Sott
Knox
Area Scouts Conference Plans Annual Training Roundtable
Area Scouts continned from page mane missioners serve as liaison personnel in program planning between local units district and council The awards system of Scouting revised under John Maynard Chesterfi Council advance men chairman and Jack and kle Big Kitbuck District Scout Executive Training sessions held monthly on a roundtable format Mr Dunkerly heads discussion of the theme Moundtables Units Will Attend Leaders for How Units Get Help from the District Committee will be led by Howard Wile Blue River District Scout Executive and Robert Sutton New Castle Mechanics for the conference coordinated by Rob Dencon Vinton Gaylbo viet Scout Executive also arranging Saturday ship services Commenting on the Scout Council program for 1966 67 when renewed emphasis will be placed on program day and adult membership A J McColleam Council President described the commissioner conference as one of several training programs to equip volunteer leaders to work with thousands of boys in the five county area Russia to Monglia Moscow AP The Soviet Union says it will send aid to Mongolia to help offset effects of disastrous floods last July United States offered Mongolia 25 100 in flood aid but was rejected as a political maneuver
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John Maynard
Chesterfi Council
Dack Ankle
Big Kitbuck
Fassy
Dunkerly
Howard Wile
Blue River
Robert Sutton
New Castle
Rob Dencon
Vinton
Gayibouviet
Surulay Way
Scout Council
A. J. McColleam
Weather Delays French Nuclear Test at Mururoa Atoll
Bad weather over the Macurda atoll proving grounds will delay for several days the testing of another French nuclear device. French officials said the test, originally set for Wednesday, is postponed as conditions hinder placement and operations.
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Papeete
Tebitl
Upi
Macurda Atoll Proving Grounds
Collision Report From Pare One Car Crash
Two persons involved in a minor auto collision with the Baker car. A passenger in the Baker vehicle suffered light injuries. Details mention individuals and a local hospital, with partial statements about dates and addresses.
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Bethany Rd
Baker
Ads Day Baker
Dethany v
County Grand Jury Hears Case Against Suspended Officers
County Prosecutor William F. Lawler requested the grand jury review the incident to determine if any criminal liability attaches to the suspended officers. Kenneth Clymer, 42, of Cicero, Rominger, appeared pale after the fight as details emerged.
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Uminuem Prom Akre Ule Verae
Kenneth Clymer
Cicero
Rominger
Spaceflight photos to reveal Gemini 11 EVA exploits
Readable footage from astronauts in space will be shown Saturday at Houston. Gordon and fellow crew members completed a record altitude space walk on Gemini 11 linked with the Agena satellite. Officials say the mission marked a successful launch and rendezvous despite concerns about space outside the spacecraft.
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House furthers aid cut amid inflation fight
House committee action trimmed Johnson's foreign aid request, proposing a $93 million reduction in military aid and $202 million less for economic aid. A $3.3 billion foreign aid limit was set but later cut by $198 million by appropriations subcommittee, as the president urged a $3 billion cut to curb inflation.
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House
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Possible Arraignment Of 2 In case Delayed Anderson Obituaries
Obituary notices and a campus arrest report from Bloomington detail arraignment delays for two Indiana University Du Bois Club members, Bruce Klein and Allan Gurevitz, tied to hunger strike threats and trespassing charges. The piece also lists local Anderson obituaries for Matthew Davis 23 and Mrs. Anna Smith 78 with funeral details and survivors.
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Rozelle
Alcharge
Herold Threst
Buchett
Noble Street
Methodist Church
Klein
Eden Cemetery
Gurevitz
Friends
University
Fine Arts
Fromt Klein
New York Firms To Inspect Indiana Industrial Sites
New York industries planning moves to Northern Indiana will be toured by state officials and the Northeast Indians Development Association October 15 to 20. About 200 New York manufacturers were invited to reply by letters signed by Gov. Bravigin, highlighting Indiana's industrial advantages. The Hoosier delegation will visit around 200 companies, with officials from South Bend Mishawaka Chamber of Commerce assisting. The weather report from New Castle’s station noted mild final summer days, with a 66 to 72 degree range by afternoon and a dampening system bringing showers and wind into Saturday. Counties in the organization include Newton, Porter, La Porte, Starke, Pulaski, St Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Ripley, Kosciuszko, LaGrange, Noble, Whitley, Steuben, and Steuben and Noble listed.
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New York
Indiana
Northeast Indians Development Association
Roger D. Bravigin
Okiata
Hoosier
Clyde Cole
South Bend- Mishawaka
Chamber of Com
New Castle
Rmal
Robert L
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Rock
Charles Kirk
Tiree
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Saturn
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Pulaski
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Marshall Fultot
Rikhart
Kosciiska
LaGrange
Noble
Whitley
Steuben
Nelfalb
Sete
Reading Council Seeks Parents At First Fall Meeting
The Anderson area Reading Council invites interested parents and teachers to a Wednesday gathering on Sep 21 at Brentwood School. Dr Harald Gallagher will address officers for 1967 68 as President Elaine Long and other officers are named.
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Anderson Area
Madison Heights
Anderson
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties report multiple deaths including Gus Sachs of Fortville and Harry Brown of Lapel. The notices detail survivors, places of birth, service in World War I, and service arrangements at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home and local churches. Burial and memorial plans follow in Gravel Lawn, Perkinsville, Perkinsville Cemetery, Grove Lawn, and Kraghside Cemetery.
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Milton Cummins
Jefferson St
An Welock
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John Woods
the Mounds Baptist Church
Maplewood Cemetery
Grace Simon
Central Ave
Louis Simon
Harold E. Roselle
Thomas Kennedy
Irsi Presbyterian
Chuck. Burigh
Anderson Memorial Park
Gus Sachs
Fortville
Gos Sachs
McCordsville
Hamilton County
Beni Nucks
Enmlanspolly
Blanche Yoke
Maude Baker
Reelsville
Mary Okey
Brunswick
Fisher Funeral Home
Robert Wright
Harry Brown
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Noblesville Rt. 2
West Side Nursing Home
Maddison County
Henry
Mariah Brown
Madison
Hamjham
Perkinsville Bureau
Good Samaritan Society
Perkinsville
Tipton County Christian Sisterhood
and Brotherhood
Whita
Mickey Lee Ragle
Pendleton
Broadway Pendleton
Corneil Bright
Ronald Feathersond
Parker Newton
Parker Gene Newton
Rt. 2
Ridgeville
Fisher Brothers Funeral
Lawrence
EUB
Kraghside
Newton
Soviet Union Sells 62 Horses at Auction in Moscow
The Soviet Union sold 62 thoroughbred horses for over 80000 dollars in a two day international auction finished Friday. Prices were quoted in dollars and the offspring of Soviet champions and famed racers from the United States Britain Ireland and France were featured. Roy Teon won the heavy weight tractor tilting event on opening day of the Marrs Power Show in Ottumwa Iowa.
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UPI
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United States
Britain
Ireland
France
Ottumwa
Towa
Roy Te'on
Alexandria Francey Prom Tage Une son Heights
A fragmented notice mentions Alexandria and a French titled prom scene at Heights under Francia EB with unclear connections to CMATNMRG and Tartar. The readable bits imply a social event or promotion but lack concrete details for full accuracy.
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Prom Tage
Uneson Heights
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Gemini 12 launch scheduled for October 1
Gemini 12 set to lift off from Cape Canaveral in October as NASA completes the final two man Gemini mission. Astronauts prepare with a reception from fellow spacemen and a public show featuring Purdue and visiting bands at Purdue University events surrounding the flight.
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Bonn protests Danish Mein Kampf edition
West German ambassador Friedrich Buch protested in Copenhagen against the Danish edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf calling it illegal. He argued the Bavarian state government holds sole rights to the book and has not permitted new publications, rendering the Danish edition illegitimate.
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UPI
Friedrich Buch
Priday
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