Katzenbach Takes Top State Department Post Shift
President Johnson named Attorney General Nicholas deB Katzenbach to replace George W Ball as second in command at the State Department. Rostow will move up to undersecretary for political affairs and Kohler will become ambassador to Moscow as the top echelon is rebuilt.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
George W. Ball
State Department
Katzenbach
Justice Department
Ball
Eugene V. Rostow
White House
Walt W. Rostow
Yale Law School
Thomas C. Mann
Rostow
Foy Kohler
U.S
Moscow
U. Alexis
Colum
Indiana Toll Increases and Motorcycle Fatalities Rise
The Associated Press reports Indiana recorded 43 motorcycle deaths this year with 14 in six months and 15 in July. State police urge riders to wear helmets and fluorescent vests as authorities note increasing fatalities.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Chrysler Ups Car Prices
Chrysler Corp raised 1967 model prices by an average of 92 dollars per car over 1966, with safety and luxury equipment driving much of the increase. An analysis shows some cars up to about 359 dollars due to added options becoming standard. Ford had previously announced a 25 dollar per car hike on 1967 models.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Delph Murder Trial Opens After Jury Selection
The Clyde Delph case proceeds in Indiana with jury selected and opening statements heard. State's attorney Richard E. Kreegar presents the case as two witnesses testified about the knife slaying. Judge Carl T. Smith said further testimony would continue.
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Clyde Delph
Indiana Reformatory
Richard E. Kreegar
Delph
Carl T. Smith
Black Power Crusade Disrupts New York School Entry
In New York the Black Power campaign erupted at a $5 million Intermediate School 201 protest led by SNCC figure Stokely Carmichael. Police arrested five demonstrators after shouts of Get him sparked a tense scene as 390 of 560 students attended classes and teachers prepared for continued action over segregated education.
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New York
UPI
Stanley
R. Lisser
Lisser
Stokley Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Region 3 Bankers Meet At Anderson Country Club
Region Three of the Indiana Bankers Association holds its annual fall meeting at the Anderson Country Club. Speakers include Robert M. Schram Peru Trust and Adams Electric Power Wayne. Registration starts 5:30 p.m with a social hour at 6 p.m and dinner at 7 p.m. Region Three covers Blackford Jay Henry Howa son Randolph Tipton and Wayne counties.
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Indiana Bankers Association
Anderson Country Club
Travis L. Tunis
Indiana
Cotes
Coe Cers
I Association
State Association
Robert M. Schram
Peru Trust Company
Ing
Paa
Y. Addms
Wayne
Ner
Charles V. Macy
Farmers State Bank
Losarville
Robert A. Morrow
Union Bank and Trust Company
Kokomo
Thurman W. Stoner
Second National Bank
Richmond
Blackford
Pies Henry
Howay
Son
Randolph
Tipton
Hungary’s Buda Castle to Become National Museum
Hungary’s Buda Castle, formerly a Habsburg residence razed in World War II, is being rebuilt into a national museum. The government has spent 335 million forints about 290 million dollars, with completion slated for 1970.
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Budapest
Hungary
Buda
Danube River
Louvre
MTI Sid
Habsburg
Tighten Interest Rates Across Banks and Associations
Washington authorities tightened rate controls on banks and savings institutions, aiming to curb inflation and spur home lending. The Federal Reserve FDIC and Home Loan Bank Board set ceilings effective Monday, with CDs under 100000 at 5 percent and other limits across institution types and regions.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Califor- Nevada
Alaska
Federal Reserve
FDIC
Mutual Savings Banks
Budget Group Branigin Discuss Funds for Girls School Dorm
Indiana State Budget Committee and Governor Branigin debated delaying approval of a $1.5 million dormitory and food center for the Indiana Girls' School. Branigin sought views from the National Council for Crime and Delinquency before finalizing the plan. The panel also reviewed a state purchase north of the Capitol, others approved include university architects, and state hospital maintenance staffing.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana State Budget Committee
Branigin
Indiana Girls’ School
Bernard Dolnick
Indiana Youth Center
Robert O’bannon
Dcorydon
National Council Fon
James Farmer
Dolnick
Farmer
NCCD
Ant of Architects
University
Coleman Centers
State Highway Commission
Indiana Boys’ School
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Children’s
Muscatatuck State Hospital
Enrollment Tops 500 In Adult Evening Classes
More than 500 students enroll in the Adult Evening Classes with registration closing for the term. Open courses include Home Flower Arranging How to Invest Public Speaking Spanish Typing 1 Crocheting with Monday offerings in Engine Lathe Operation French and Shop Math and Tuesday slots for Gem Cutting and Precision Metalwork.
Three Car Crash Claims Life of George W. Squire
George W. Squire of Michigan died at St. John's Hospital after a three car collision on Ind. 67 near McCordsville Marion County. His wife Hallie B. was injured and remains in fair condition. investigators cited non use of seat belts as a probable factor.
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George W. Squire
Michigan
Hallie B
McCordsville
Marion County
St. John’s Hospital
Cecil Carmichael
Shre
Carmichael
St. John’s
Squire
Marion County Sheriff's Deputies
Squires
James Combs
Squire Auto
Combs
Stanley Soderberg
Tommunity Hospital
Indianapolis
Allen Lewis
Andover Rd
Brown St
14Th St
Maude A. Jerram
Malibu Dr
Jerram
Lewis
Mage
Anderson
Rangeline Rd
Weet
Billy Baker
Haverhill Dr
Shirl Ray
E. 7Th St
Roger L. Wingate
Harrison St
Benjamin Harrison
Advanced Model Damaged In Latest North Viet Nam Battle
U S Air Force pilots claim two MIG IIs shot down and a third probably downed with an advanced model damaged in a heavy air clash over MIG Alley north and east of Hanoi. The U S Command reports 21 MIGs killed or probably killed in the war so far with no U S losses. Meanwhile Marines retook a fortified position 10 miles northeast of Dong Ha during Operation Prairie in Quang Tri Province with 51 enemy killed and three Marines dead.
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Saigon
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U. S
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Anderson College Opens 1966 67 Year With Convocation
Anderson College begins the 1966 67 school year with about 500 freshmen and other students welcomed by AC president Dr. Robert H. Reardon during a convocation in Music Hall. Orientation events include a candlelight dinner, all school program, and library hours as fall enrollment remains unsettled.
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Anderson, College
Music Hall
Charles E. Wilson
U S Announces 1.5 Million Aid for Nepal Development
U S officials announce 1.5 million dollars in aid for Nepal development projects. The aid targets forests civil aviation hydroelectric power industry and education as part of Saturday announcements from Katmandu.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Cpal
U.S
Mission On White River Hopes High At Beginning
Fourth in an 11 part Moravian Indian Mission series details the 1801 1806 effort led by Zeisberger. Indians set prices, whites barter for food, and Delaware chiefs visit the site near White River with warnings against whiskey and war aid.
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Viola Phillips
Herald Church
Indiana
Atlas Observance
Win Klage Ceeter
Ent
Vincennes
Hockingoomiga
Hockingpomsga
Jacob
Tatapacikse
Pakanthilas
Order Delays Rail Merger in Major Line Standoff
A three man court of appeals panel issued a temporary delay on the scheduled Sept. 30 merger of Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads. The Erie-Lackawanna Railroad secured the restraining order, while New York and other states contest the stay and prepare additional briefs.
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NEW York
UPI
Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Friendly
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Ordder
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Haven
Hartford
Ae ‘Ay
Delaware & Hudson
Local Birth Notices List At Community Hospital
Entries mention births near St John’s Hospital with families including Mr and Mrs Charles Holden and Mr and Mrs Mark Zetzer. Additional listings show Mr and Mrs Larry Ferguson and Mr and Mrs William Ames with newborn boys and a girl born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Brooks and Mrs Allen Greene at 38 W. Free Rd.
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Charles Holden
Kin
Loy
Sas Meridien Sr
Bron
Community Hospital
Mark Zetzer
Robin Hood Lane
Larry Ferguson
4Th St
William Ames
Oseph Brooka
E ‘Allen Greene
W. Free Rd
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Germany
John Lenton
Wrk
Black Power’ Crusade
Wingate
Innis
Africa
Board of Education
Bankers
5Th Marine Division
South
Aetter
Madison County United Fund
Circuit Court
Howard Ring
James Armstrong
Herman Landes
Uire
Gerig
Auburn
Mans
White River
Ine Pot
Mary Pembolind
Joshua
Zeisberger
Trever
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