Indiana Extension Service Announces Area Assignments
Indiana Extension Service reorganizes 12 county areas effective Oct 1 with William J. McIntyre named area extension agent for Wayne and Henry counties and others assigned to Blackford Jay Madison Delaware and Randolph counties. New Castle hosts the area office as staff expand to six crops and youth development roles statewide.
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William J. McIntyre
Randolph Coun
Alty
Jay
Nelaware
Randoph
Indiana
United Methodists
Madigan
Pension Service
Church
Masonic Lauge
Louis W
Mcdntyre
Wayne
Union
Troyer
Howard G
Diesslin
Coopera
Herald K. Rippey
Dresslin
Blackford
Ronald M. Westerfield
Madison
Fayette
Randolph
Heary
Rush
Payette
Franke
Decatur
Franklin
G. W. Thias
New Castle
Delaware County
Harold R. Berry
Madison County
Black
Ford
Delaware
Akron
Ind
Antyre
Purdue
Heary County
Florida State Uni
Henry
John W. Connelly
Wayne Coun
Newton Calmly
Randolph, Jay
Janecy
Beford
Wayne Counties
A. R. Marley
Kalb County
Rush County
Franklin and Fayette Counties
Pavel B. Branson
John Maxwell Wil
Wayne W. Eksteom
Will Beyy
Frankslin
Stanley R. Nichols
Randolph County
Constance Delsney
Rim
Jackford
David D. Pye
J. A. Bontoy
Verle Chappell
W. A. Head
L. C. Cundiff
Elaide Getkeport
Rly Living
Mad
Son County
I Tounties
Martha Wolfe
Del
Fea
Grace Kemp
Sunday Church Services Announced by Several Parishes
Several churches released schedules for Sunday worship with sermons by ministers including Val Harris Nathanlig and Harold Leininger. Services span morning to evening at churches on Madison Avenue Goodwin Goodrich and Edgewood areas with Sunday School and fellowship groups following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran First
Little Ridge Church
Madison Ave
Otterhein United Methodist
Kev
Harold Leininger
Nemathar Bett
Philip Ladn
Gram
Hillsamer
Meadombrook
Timothy
Goodwin Nazarene
Wor
Raible
John Zuberwill
Verdean
Owens
Edgewood Baptist
Nichol
Bombing Halt Stalls Paris Talks in Vietnam Negotiations
United Press International reports stalled Paris talks as North Vietnam demands a halt in bombing of the North. U S envoys say the North offered no reciprocal concessions while U S pilots continue raids. Casualties mount with 1, killed and 302,615 wounded, as world reactions include Soviet and Czechoslovak moves and U S legislative actions on gun control and broadcasting.
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Jim C. Barden
United
Joint
Paris
North Vietnam
North
Vietnam
Cyrus BR. Vance
Johnson
Vance
U.S
Navy
Papal
Saigon
Frederick
Allis Davison
Moscow
Creighton W. Abrame
Peague
Jiri Hajek
Kremlin
Washington
House
Federal Broadcasting Code
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
George Wallace
Senate
Warsaw Pact General Makes Belarade Visit
In London UPi reports Soviet Marshal Yakovlevich Yakovlevsky visits Belarade figures amid Warsaw Pact chatter. Detroit Chrysler Corp announces an $89 price rise on 1969 models as major US manufacturers inch to new pricing. President Johnson denounces the move as inflationary in Washington.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Washington
Johnson
Camp Leads Series At New College In Watertown Wis
The Rev Don Camp pastor of Grace Baptist Church was guest evangelist at the Maranatha Baptist college in Watertown Wis The campus bought from a Catholic academy for 165000 to house about 86 students The piece also notes Soviet military placements near West Germany and ongoing Cold War tensions with Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia The report closes with an Indianapolis death and a liquor store shooting incident for context
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Don Camp
Grace Baptist Church
New Maranatha’ Baptist
jCollege
Watertown
Wis
Eel
Yodlana
Roman Catholic Academy
Collegiate Quartet To Present Concert At Northside Church
The Collegiates, a male quartet from Anderson College, will perform sacred songs at North Anderson Church of God on Sunday evening at 6 p.m. The group includes Jerry Dodson, Steve Reinhardt, Loukston, John Southerland, and Ron Fritts. They toured Indiana and surrounding states with Student Summer Service projects. A reception follows in the church fellowship hall. both events are open to the public.
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Anderson College
North Anderson Church of God
Jim
Dick Casey
Bes Binning
Inclde
Jiry Dodson
Anderson
Steve
Reinhardt
Hickory
N.C. Doe
Loukston
West Liberty
Ohio
John Southerland
Oystic
Cott
Ron Fritts
Ashland
Indiana
Michizen
Iinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Eine Y Ae
Clase
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TEGAL
Mary M. Hart
Wayne County
Ranc Lolpt
Henry, Wayne and
Dorothy Carnor
Acea
Fayéfle
Jean Reed
Franklin County
Harold Berry
Elaine Gerkemott
Paul Branson
J. C. Cundiff
David Pyle
Constance Delaney
J.D. Eppley
F. J. Shuler
Grace United Methodist Sycamore
Mth
Val Harris
Irvin Johnson
Servcy School
EGA
Warsaw Pact
Belarade
London
Upi
Tven
Yakubovsky. Com
New College
Westermany
NATO
CIA
U.N
West Germany
Yakubovsky
Sofia
Nigeria
Bulgaria
Frongman
Todor Zhivkov
Europe
Julgaria
Romania
Russia
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Indianapolis
Northside Church
Perial
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Bist Na Banke
Masouity
Sth
Aerson
Oneserves
Furst ‘Natiomal Bank Af
Doptin
Vorce
Mailson Coun
Agra
Albert
Peck & Peck
Alpha E. Byrum
Bradison County
Ford Rongerub
Berk
National Jasiity
Asl
Iawa
Coe RF
Chevrolet
S.canal Tumber
Barc Peceen
Crshige
Myrtle Atten
Ak Eblate
Bane
Amierson
Cumulative
Aks
Sehoul
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Tes
West Eleventh Street
Cumulative Building Fund
Tha Teat2ood
State Board of Tax Commissioners
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Charles
Eseg
Eero Serres
Tait
Inzparere
Mediven
Cumulzuee Xing County Health
Tuicatve
Foseven
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Ae Peat
Townships
Wetina
Wiebe
Weis
Ord
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Aedtiwe
Aeivun Channy
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hardy
Narcissus
Garden Center Hurseries
Mekaars
Chesterfield
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