Elwood Woman Slain by Masked Suspect in Beating Case
Mrs. Ethel Hughes, 79, was found beaten to death at her Elwood home shortly before midnight. Daughter Eleanor McCorkle discovered the body. State and local police, aided by blood typing and fingerprint analysis, pursue a local suspect, with four residents questioned. Survivors include three sons and a daughter.
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Elwood
Ethel Hughes
South 24Th St. Lt
Eleanor McCorkle
Robert L. Jackley
John Petty
Georgeanna Smith
Benjamin Hughes
Owen R. Hughes
Anderson
Oakley Hughes
Cris A. Hughes
Evansville
Goldwater Opens Midwest Campaign Tour With Policy Bets
Senator Barry Goldwater kicked off a whistle stop tour through Ohio Indiana and Illinois after meetings with advisers at Union Station. He floated appointing Nixon as secretary of state if elected and outlined tax cuts and spending reductions while urging stronger defenses to deter communism.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Union Station
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ohio
Goldwater
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Defense
Neil McElroy
U. S
Indiana
Illinois
Marietta
Arizona
White House Warren Unit Pushes Action
A White House committee formed to act on Warren Commission findings plans swift work to prepare proposals for Congress in January. Senate leader Mansfield says new security measures should be among first business when Congress reconvenes. The Warren report blamed Secret Service deficiencies and urged a full overhaul of advance detection and interagency liaison.
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White House
Warren Commission
Congress
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Commission
John Fennedy
Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Government Printing Office
GPO
Earl Warren
Secret Service
Kennedy
Dallas
FBI
Johnson
Texas
John J. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
McGeorge Bundy
Mansfield
Morticians Asked to Stop Parking Hearses at Corners
Puerto Cabello Venezuela municipal council asks funeral home operators to halt parking hearses on busy street corners. Council cites showing caskets in front of funeral homes as sufficient display.
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Ask Morticians
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
UPI
Indiana family adopts Korean orphan via Holt aid
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Philbert of Anderson join about 90 Indiana families in adopting a Korean infant through Harry Holt. Julie Ann Philbert, renamed at baptism, arrived from Seoul with other children and foster parents and is expected to become a naturalized U.S. citizen after two years. Julie improved with nutrition and care after arrival, though the adoption in the United States will not be finalized until next year.
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Phillips Herald
Joseph Philbert
Rt. 4
Anderson
Indiana
Korea
Harry Holt
Oregon
Shawn
Philbert
Cha Yoon Hee
Seoul
Chicago
Julie Ann Philbert
Pendleton Methodist Church
Dawn
Jeff
Philberts
Julie
Testimonial Dinner Will Honor Hoosier Solon
A testimonial dinner honoring Rep. Donald Bruce of Indiana will be headlined October 9 by Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio. Both men were on the Education and Labor and Un American Activities Committees. Ashbrook is seeking re election.
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Hoosier Solon
Donald Bruce
Indianapolis
UPI
Soviet Couple Faces Trial On Spy Charges
A Soviet couple, Alexandre Sokolov and his wife, went on trial in Brooklyn federal court for six years of espionage for Moscow using the names of two Americans. Their lawyer challenged the case, citing the release of seven conspirators, and named a key witness believed to be a defecting Soviet intelligence official. Judge Dooling pushed for witness lists as jury selection neared.
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United Nations
Pale
Alexandre Sokolov
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Brodsky
Sokolovs
Kaarlo Rudolph Tuomi
Tuomi
Britain to Extend Cyprus Peace Force Deployment
London government sources said Britain will keep about 1,700 troops in the United Nations Cyprus peace force for another three months, indicating continued commitment to the mission.
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London
UPI
Britain
U.N
Cyprus
U S Cardinals Lead Campaign Favoring Jews
Vatican City UPI Three U S cardinals led a drive by the Ecumenical Council bishops to pass a strong Catholic declaration condemning anti Semitism and clearing Jews of blame in the death of Christ. They urged a clearer forthright statement as a majority of prelates backed the proposal and a likely adoption by the Pope. Also approved was a permanent order of deacons to assist priests with a long debate on married deacons to follow. Cardinal Cushing delivered the strongest plea.
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Vatican City
UPI
U. S
Ecumenical Council
Richard Cushing
Boston
Albert Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Ritter
St. Louis
St. Peter's Basilicia
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Council
Cardinal Cushing
Scharnowske Announces 31 Bicycles Recovered From Theft Ring
Captain Robert Scharnowske head of the juvenile division said police recovered 31 stolen bicycles. One bike traced to Indianapolis has been returned, and some bikes were voluntarily brought back after parents learned of the theft.
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Robert Scharnowske
Indianapolis
Scharnowske
School Plan Not A Promise It Is A Hopeful New Approach
A continuing discussion on school reorganization argues the key issue is how four proposed units relate to the Central Metropolitan District. The piece explains the geographical aspects of Unit I Green Fall Creek and Adams Townships and how they may join as a community school corporation and invites informed voting in November.
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Herald
Central
Madison County
Green
Fall Creek
Adams
4-H Membership Drive Near Goal
National 4-H Club Week focuses attention on Madison County enrollment. In 1963 there were 2003 boys and girls in 35 projects. The 1965 goal is 2200. Open to youths aged 10 to 18. County Extension Agent Monte W. Alderfer notes the target.
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Madison County
Monte W. Alderfer
Couple spray paints on patrol car in Rapid City
Patrolmen John Warren and John Clark find the squad car vandalized early Monday with the phrase just married sprayed on the side. Authorities did not disclose suspects or motive as the case is investigated.
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Rapid City
UPI
John Warren
John Clark
Feighner warns on federal rule rise in Fifth District race
Republican candidate Jack R. Feighner told Anderson Kiwanis members that centralized government ranks as a top issue. He defended Social Security as is, opposed Medicare, touted Kerr Mills for elderly care, and urged a tougher anti communism policy at home and abroad. He proposed a foreign service academy and questioned space contract allocations.
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Jack R. Feighner
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Feighner
Robert Shoemaker
GOP
Myron Seybert
Herald
King - Anderson
Congress
Kerr-Mills
Trols
Indiana
Marion
Central
South America
Foreign Service
West Point
Annapolis
GOP County
Kiwanis Club
Frank H. Allis
Maurice Robinson
Election Board
Sudden Change in Steam Plant Schedule for Downtown
The cold wave forced an emergency steam heat delivery to 169 downtown customers of the Anderson City Steam Heat Department. Boilers were fired and steam sent into lines. most customers should have heat by noon. Superintendent Ben Kelley urged checks of equipment and valves to ensure proper operation. Headquarters are at 312 East 8th Street.
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Anderson City
Ben Kelley
Steam Department
Kelley
Department
Steam Heat
East 8Th Street
Kashmir Clash Toll Mounts at Truce Line This Month
Defense Minister Y B Chavan told Parliament that 72 Pakistanis and 37 Indian soldiers were killed in 163 armed clashes along the Line of Control in Kashmir this month.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Kashmir
Y. B. Chavan
Newborns at St. John's and Community Hospitals
At St. John's Hospital Mr and Mrs Clarence Fanning 15302 Madison Ave welcomed a boy and Mr and Mrs James Cooper 2511 Arrow Ave a girl. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Jack J Young 15112 Louise St a girl, and Mr and Mrs Max Tulowitzky Alexandria welcomed a girl. Mr and Mrs John Leaver 912 Chestnut St welcomed a boy.
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Clarence Fanning
Madison Ave
James Cooper
Arrow Ave
Community Hospital
Jack J. Young
Louise Sr
Max Tulowitzky
Alexandria
John Leaver
Chestnut St
Weather Outlook With Mild Increase In Clouds
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high in the upper 60s. Tonight will be 50s with a low near 50. Tomorrow partly cloudy with a chance of showers and a high near 60. Sunset is 5 47 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 5 53 a.m.
Soldiers and Civilians Clash in Qui Nhon
UPI reporting a bloody Sunday clash in Qui Nhon between soldiers and civilians amid Saigon’s political turmoil. Premier Khanh’s resignation rumors swirl as Go Cong Marines claim a major victory over guerrillas with 50 killed and 19 captured. one American dies in action, the 284th in Viet Nam.
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Saigon
UPI
Qui Nhon
Nguyen Khanh
Mint
Khanh
U. S
Go Cong
Viet Nam
GM and UAW push talks as GM strike widens
In Detroit United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther signaled limited progress in GM talks as 260000 GM workers in 89 plants walked off the job over non economic issues. The union reports actions at several plants while accusing pickets of blocking entry and vows to pursue local settlements. A separate crash landing at Istanbul Airport injured none of 93 aboard.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Louis G. Seaton
Reuther
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Seaton
Chevrolet
Flint
Ypsilanti
Mich
Pittsburgh
GMC
Pontiac
Freemont
Calif
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Fire Dept Reports Truck Blaze Near State Road 9
The Anderson Fire Department reported a 1963 Chevrolet pickup owned by James Keller on State Road No. 9 caught fire around 9:30 a.m. Damage was minor with some plastic siding on the bed damaged. Pumpers No. 6 and No. 12 responded to the call.
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Anderson Fire Department
James Keller
CAPE KENNEDY PREPARES INTERPLANETARY MONITORING PLATFORM
AP IMP2 launching from Cape Kennedy to chart radiation hazards on astronauts path to the moon. IMP2 a flying physics laboratory costs on nine instruments radio data on cosmic rays magnetic fields and solar winds in a 120 to 126 500 mile orbit. The aim is to forecast solar flares to protect Apollo missions planned for 1969 during Sun cycle peak.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Scranton Hoosier Republicans Join In Evansville Program
State and local Republican leaders planned a breakfast in Evansville with Governor William W. Stanton of Pennsylvania to kick off a busy campaigning day for the GOP's presidential nominee. Attending were Lt. Gov. Richard C. Ristine, candidate for governor, State Senator D. Russell Bontrager, and U.S. Senate candidate Roger Zion from Evansville’s 8th District.
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Evansville
Ind
William W. Stanton
Pennsylvania
Richard C. Ristine
D. Russell Bontrager
U.S. Senate
Roger Zion
September Chill Hits Indiana Weekend Weather
A September chill lingered over Indiana with fair skies in the north and central sections while the far south saw ongoing showers. Ohio River rain totals reached one to two inches and were expected to persist into Tuesday. Upstate areas enjoyed sun as highs lingered in the upper 50s to 60s with a dip to low temperatures Monday.
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Indiana
Ohio River
Upstate
Implied Fraud Cleared By Further Testimony In Faust Suit
In Madison Superior Court 2 on Friday the disclosure of fraud in the Democratic primary was partly clarified. Sixteen absent ballots from one precinct were shown as registered votes after testimony. Six of the ballots had confirmed voters’ signatures, but the court cannot yet identify which of the 16 absentee ballots were the questioned ones.
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Madison Superior Court
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