Three French Children Freed By Kidnapers
Three French schoolchildren aged five and six were released after an 85 hour kidnapping near Poitiers. They were dropped at Carbon-Blanco by a young man and a woman after demanding 210000 in old money. Police traced clues from their identification by Christine Laleve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Joel Biet
Patrick Guillon
Christine
Marnay
Poitiers
Carbon-Blanco
Nicole
Christine Laleve
Goldwater-Miller Campaign Organizers Appointed
Mrs. Robert Ross and Dr. Marion Drake are named co chairmen of the Pipe Creek Township Citizens for Goldwater-Miller. They plan precinct captain selections and a door-to-door drive before the election. A caravan with Republican candidates will pass Elwood this afternoon, then proceed to a reception and county dinner dance in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Robert Ross
Marion Drake
Pipe Creek Township
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
Ross
Citizens For Goldwater - Miller
Ristine, Feightner, Linsley
Powell
Anderson
Linders-on the-Point
GOP
Alexandria Art Circle Luncheon At Ball State Teachers College
Members of the Alexandria Art Circle met in Bertha Orr room at Ball State Teachers College for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Chester Carver. After a program on new horizons in art, attendees toured Emens Auditorium and the art building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Bertha Orr
Ball State Teachers College
Art Circle
Chester Carver
Dorothea Carpenter
David Cox
Hollis Deahyne
Fred Disque
James Donahue
Ted Donahue
Helen Donahue
Willard Fleenor
Dorie Glass
S. D. Goodwin
Minnie Lee
Dan Rohn
Chesley Thomas
Rudolph Wells
Carver
Mrs. Carpenter
Nevada Methodists Plan 42nd Community Homecoming
Elwood reports the 42nd annual Community Homecoming at Nevada Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 am and morning services at 11 am Rev David Alexander of Kokomo will deliver the sermon A basket dinner follows services and a program is set for 1 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Nevada Methodist Church
David Alexander
Kokomo
Freight train derailment destroys 300 feet of track near Gas City
A westbound Pennsylvania freight train derailed three miles east of Gas City Indiana. The wreck tore up about 300 feet of track but caused no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas City
Ind
Pennsylvania
Elwood Social Activities and Community Notices
Elwood community events include a Sigma Alpha Chi husbands party at 7 30 p.m. at the Daileys home with co hosts Haines Hendricks Waymire Baker and Sandy Mitchell. Also a librarian workshop report from Indiana University and a wedding date for Susie Slayton to Chuck Stacy on Oct 17 at Nazareene Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Warren Dailey
Rosemary Haines
Virginia Hendricks
del Waymire
Rose Baker
Sandy Mitchell
Hubert Slayton
North 5Th St
Susie
Chuck Stacy
Ray Head
North Mill St
Tipton
Nazareene Church
Miss Slayton
Willkie High School
Nazarene Church
Tipiton High School
Pipe Creek Township Farm Bureau
Ranktouristian Church
Ralph Jack
William Breese
Harrold Mack
John Hobbs
Shirley Jack
Dorothy Durham
Jack King
First Methodist Church
South J
16Th Sts
Co-Operative Home Demonstration Club
Clifford Bohlander
North E St
Grace Mays
Thomas Bohlander
Elwood's Mercy Hospital Births and Admissions Note
Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Brewer of 2534 South E Street. Admissions list Mrs Clarence Dever St of 2736 North D Street spar John of 1322 South D Street. Dismissals show several individuals including Mark Anderson Janet Leisure Mrs Robert Johns Mrs Rolla Dean and Lester Whetsel. Ambulance runs involve Fenton Johnson Flossie Brown and George Horlie transported to Mercy Hospital and Sigler Nursing Home Arcadia. Mrs James Wood transported from Middletown to Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anderson
EF St
Janet Leisure
South C St
Robert Johns
South A St
Rolla Dean
North 7Th St
Summitville
Lester Whetsel
South E St
Floyd Crull
Baby
South K St
Fenton Johnson
Main St
Flossie Brown
Mercy Hospital
George Horiie
Sigler
Arcadia
Copher
Fesler
James Wood
Middletown
Robert L. Jackley
Burns cause death in Fort Wayne man
Ernest Daffern 44 of Avilla died Friday from burns suffered while assisting his brother move a house near Fort Wayne Indiana on Thursday. He is survived by family. Local notices include restaurant specials and area schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
Ernest Daffern
Avilla
First Methodists Rally Day Observance Planned Sunday
First Methodist Church will observe Rally Day during the 9 45 a m Sunday School hour. Rev William Mathys will preach at 8 30 a m on It is Time For A Change in Fellowship Hall. Rev John Siner will deliver Lost In the Crowd at 11 a m in the State Theater. Youth Fellowship meets at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
William Mathys
Fellowship Hall
John Siner
Ucational
Federation of Teachers Fall Festival Planned in Anderson
The Anderson Federation of Teachers schedules a social Fall Festival at Linders on Monday September 28 at 6 00 p m Guests include the Mayor School Board administrative staff PTA officers and non member teachers The entertainment by the Andersonians from Anderson College features members Larry Staf ford Jim Martin Joe Pedigo and Joe Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Linders
PTA
Andersonians
Anderson College
Larry Stafford
Jim Martin
Joe Pedigo
Joe Blair
Patty Priest to Substitute At GOP Dinner Dance
Patty Priest will replace Rory Calhoun at the county and state GOP dinner dance at Linders at 6 30 pm due to Calhouns absence from his fathers illness Patty Priest is Ivy Baker Priest daughter and film star Lt Governor Richard Ristine the Republican candidate for governor will join the Anderson city wide caravan tomorrow afternoon by the party planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rory Calhoun
Patty Priest
Ivy Baker Priest
Treasury
Eisenhower
Linder’s
Calhoun
Richard Ristine
Anderson
Marriage Licenses Listed for Anderson Area Couples
The records show multiple marriage licenses issued locally. Couples include John Floyd Guiles with Shirley Marie Ellis, Charles Lee Rice with Carolyn Helen Guiles, and Allen M Beasley with Shirley Anne Barry. Other pairs feature Dennis Roscoe Hidge with Marsha Way Tatman, Pascal Brewer Jr with Norma B Abbott, Michael Alan Hanson with Betty Masters, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Floyd Guiles
Anderson
Shirley Marie Ellis
Charles Lee Rice
Carolyn Helen Guiles
Jack McClendon
Minnie J. Collier
Anderson Dennis Roscoe Hidge
Marsha Way Tatman
Pascal Brewer Jr
Elwood
Norma B. Abbott
Michael Alan Hanson
Middletown
Betty Carole Masters
Pendleton
Wiliam Hugh Gordon
Jean Chambers
Frankton
Herman Travis
Elizabeth Wilson
Jerry Lee Johnson
Alexandria
Sherrie Ann Spencer
Robert Eugene Turner
Linda Louise Morgan
Johnny Neil Butsler
Marilyn Lee Earhart
Indiana coach Dickens honors coaching as a profession
IU notes intercollegiate coaching deserves dignity and stability. Dickens, Tennessee tailback in the mid 1930s, built a coaching career at Wofford, Wyoming, and finally Indiana, where his teams went 5-3-1 in 1958 and 4-4-1 in 1959 after NCAA suspension era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Wofford College
Spartanburg
S.C
Wofford
Wyoming
Indiana
Hoosiers
Vietnamese Mountain Revolt Tests Government Resolve
Khanh shifts troops to Ta Duc near the city as rebels threaten stability. Maj. Generals Ton That Dinh and Le Van Kim, long-time Mountain region experts, are freed from Dalat exile to handle the revolt amid efforts to win over Montagnard tribesmen from Viet Cong influence. The rebellion poses a greater danger than the capital coup scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Duc
Om An
Ton That
Dinh
le van Kim
Dalat
Kim
UPI
Montagnards and Viet Cong Threats Highlight Rural Vietnam Clash
A veteran adviser warned that Montagnard opposition could trigger a broader conflict in Vietnam with tribal rebellions drawing divisions to remote highlands while Viet Cong operations continued on the lightly defended plains below.
GM Executive Signals Resolve in Union Talks
The GM executive vows readiness to negotiate at all times and work toward a final settlement of outstanding issues. The union has publicly stated it will press for “something more” beyond current proposals as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
GM Walkout Clashes Over In-Plant Conditions and Union Demands
The strike, led by United Auto Workers leaders, targets General Motors over working conditions, overtime, layoffs, and the union’s demand for full time company paid business agents. GM rejects the charges, defending plant conditions as superior and accusing the union of using worker conditions as a pretext. Reuther criticizes GM as a de humanized production machine and cites specific grievances such as restricted leave to attend a son's graduation. Seaton plans further talks while federal mediator Simkin stays on standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaton
Reuther
Chrysler
Ford
Aes
Federal
William E. Simkin
Detroit
UAW
Simkin
Goldwater Speech Cut Short On Northeast Tour
Goldwater ran about an hour behind schedule on a Northeast swing and canceled a meeting. He spoke to roughly 5 000 people outside the state office building after which the crowd dispersed due to rain. Senators Keating and Javits did not attend the welcoming reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
State Office
Goldwater Appeals Republicans in New York Rally
At a New York gathering Governor Rockefeller and other GOP leaders welcomed Barry Goldwater while signaling tepid enthusiasm for the candidate. Goldwater urged unity among Republicans and urged support for the party nominees Keating Kennedy and other officials amid party divisions and probes linking a $25,000 kickback through Bobby Baker to Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
Bobby Baker
Senate
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New York
Republican Party
Bobby Kennedy
Ken Keating
Keating
Senate considers state consultation for federal aid programs
The Senate approved by voice vote an amendment requiring federal authorities to consult state officials before any program for a state. Sponsors Javits Baes say no veto power, while Proxmire calls the plan pork barrel and discriminatory. House leaders face hurdles with opposition and other Democrats seeking votes on extending aid and speeding public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth Baes
New York
William FE. Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
House
Appalachia
Anderson College Offers Data Processing Review Course
AC announces a professional data processing review course from Oct 1 to Feb 4 in cooperation with the DPMA to prepare applicants for the new CDP certificate. Qualified candidates with at least three years in data processing by Feb. 15, 1965 may sit for the exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DPMA
Anderson College
Indiana
Data Processing Management Association
Robert A. Nicholson
Anderson
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Calumet
Fort Wayne
DPMA Data Processing Certificate Course Exam Plans
Dr. Nicholson notes the DPMA certificate course targets individuals with three or more years in data processing by Feb 15, 1965 and seeking the DPMA certificate. Applicants need not be DPMA members. February exams will be at Butler University and Indiana Technical Institute Fort Wayne, with Butler previously the state testing site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholson
DPMA
Butler University
Indiana Technical Institute
Fort Wayne
Hoosier
Butler
Annual Theology Continues At School Of Theology
The School of Theology on East 5th Street offers annual theology courses with a nominal registration fee. Courses include Teachings of Jesus and Strengthening Your Marriage taught by Dr. Blackwelder and Dr. Norris, among others, with Dean Newberry leading. Open to all regardless of church affiliation. registrations via phone at 644 1261.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 5Th St
Deana
School of Theology
Dean Newberry
LaVern Norris
Anderson College
Boyce W. Blackwelder
George Kufeldt
Burt E. Coody
Jesus
Blackwelder
Norris
Knfeldt
Newberry
Election mobilization efforts outline party events
The 5th District group reports 375 Goldwater signs sold per Dick Jackson. A hayride October 17 and an election night party November 3 are planned. The Election Day Mobilization Committee will phone Republicans and Independents urging turnout and offer transportation to polls. Regular Thursday meetings at GOP Headquarters begin soon at 7:30 p.m. Anyone may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mately
Goldwater
Dick Jackson
James
GOP
Rail unions near nationwide walkout over pay rules
After a five year dispute over work rules a pact ends erate. President Johnson blocks a strike for 60 days by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen seeking a 25 percent raise. An emergency board will study the dispute within 30 days and both sides have 30 days to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
U.S
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Southern
Florida East Coast
Government reports on Warren inquiry offered in multiple editions
The Warren Report outline mentions no rush of orders and outlines formats. Copies may be ordered from the Superintendent of Documents at Washington DC with paper cover or cloth bound bindings. The Associated Press plans a hard cover edition and Bantam Popular and Doubleday also plan releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ders
Superintendent of
Washington, D.C
Associated Press
Bantam Books
Popular Books
Doubleday and Co
Indiana Campaign Schedule Across 1964 Presidential Race
Indiana events mark the Goldwater ticket with a Tuesday stop in Terre Haute and a Thursday event in Indianapolis. Goldwater will conclude a whistle stop in Hammond while running mate Miller eyes a October 14 Indiana visit possibly including Terre Haute. Tower to speak in Indianapolis at a $100 plate dinner. Johnson may tour Indiana in October with appearances in Indianapolis and Lake County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Indiana
Repubicans
Indianapolis
John G. Tower
R-Texas
Tower
India
Hammond
William E. Miller
Terre Haute
Johnson
Lake County
Santa Barbara Firemen Battle Wide Blaze Near Matilija
A massive blaze on the eastern Santa Barbara front scorched 80 000 acres and caused heavy property damage. Structures destroyed exceed 78 with total losses over 3 1 million as crews restore control amid shifting winds. A firefighter died and several others were burned during efforts near Romero Saddle.
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Santa Barbara
Matildja
California
U. S. Forest Service
Ventura County
Bill Waltrip
Matilija
Paradise
John L. Patterson
Yreka
Calif
Romero Saddle
Santa Ynez Mountains
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Noblesville Mrs Mad eline E Fahnestock 45 wife of Wayne Fahnestock 1052 Mulberry St died early Friday at Riverview Hospital Born March 20 1919 a Monticello native She lived in Noblesville seven years and in Indianapolis and Fishers previously Surviving husband four children six grandchildren two siblings Funeral Monday at Coaltrin Funeral Home Crownland Cemetery Noblesville Eva May Kellam 77 lifelong Hamilton County resident died Thursday services Saturday 10 30 a m Coaltrin Funeral Home burial Crownland Cemetery
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Noblesville
Madeline E. Fahnestock
Wayne Fahnestock
Mulberry St
Riverview Hospital
Monticello
Lester
Alice Newton
Nobesville
Fishers
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Noblesville Moose Lodge
Mark Anthony
The
First Christian Church
Crownland Cemetery
Eva May Kellam
Hamilton County
Coaltrin
Lincoln Stafford
Calvary Baptist Church
Mary Jackson
Rt. 1
Claypool
Banner Store
Warsaw
Trotwood
William
Vienna Small
United Bretheren Church
Charles A. Jackson
Robert E. Jackson
25 Homes Open Parade of Homes Entries Noted
Brunswick Way Rolling Hills Addition Speedway Real Estate 703 Pershing Dr Edgewood Robert Taylor 1008 Wilson Blvds Davis Acres Robert Vickers 4615 Hickory Dr Hickory Heights Addition Signs at nearby street intersections and at the homes mark the official Parade of Homes entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Way
Rolling Hills
Speedway Real Estate
Pershing Dr
Edgewood
Robert Taylor
Wilson
Davis Acres
Robert Vickers
Hickory Dr
Hickory Heights
English newspapers dominate Canadian circulation
English-language newspapers account for about 84 percent of total Canadian newspaper circulation, highlighting the sector's majority share in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Last Day to Register and Vote Democratic
The notice declares October 5 as the last day to register with a call to vote for the Democratic slate. It urges participation and aligns with party guidance.
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Marion Drake Gop
Anderson St
Democrat
N. Harrison St
Monroe Towns
Democrat Women’s Club
Max Branch
Spinsters Club
Jayne Carver
Miss Carver
Tamara Etchison
Melinda Miller
Nancy Lambertson
Linda Howerton
Jan Zettel
Kathy Campbell
Diane Bailey
Sherry Bassett
Susan Plackard
Marsha McGraw
Becky Schleeter
Beth Davis
Linda Benefield
Nevada
Methodists
Miami Beach
Jackie
Frank Fontaine
the Gang
Jackie Gleason
Alan Hale
Gilligan’s Island
Mike Bell
Manhattan
Craig Stevens
Broadway
Dodge City
the West
James Arness
Marshal Matt Dillon
Esther Hunt
Mary Kay Stout
Elwood Public Library
Indiana University
Children’s and Young Peole’s Roundtable
Indianaibrary Association
LaVon Patterson
Kay Dale
Orin Clymer
Ruth Wisler
Marjorie Salsberry
Harold Beck
Jackson Township Club
Faye Harting
Gwen Wisler
Doris Goins
Esther Wisler
Lucille Pierce
Elwood’s Mercy Hospital
YMCA
Anderson Memorial Park
Methodist
Federation of Teachers
Allen M. Beasley, Anderson
Shirley Anne Barry, Anderson
IU Presents
Khanh
GM Executive
Kenneth B. Keating
Boston
Burlington
Portland
Maine
Concord
N.H
Albany
Lexington
Sen
AC Readies
Warren Report
Madison
Mrs. M. Fahnestock
Eva Kellam
Lulu Busch
5Th St
Brown and Butz
Howard Western
Fifth Street Methodist Church
East Maplewood
Page
Jonathan
Nick
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