Inez Drives On Coasts As Deadly Hurricane Inez Looms
Inez intensified rapidly near the Caribbean, with sustained winds up to 150 mph and gusts higher as it moved toward the Dominican Republic and Haiti. The Weather Bureau warned of 12 foot tides and extensive damage on Guadeloupe and nearby coasts. Reports from Guadeloupe cited at least three dead and ten thousand homeless, with authorities fearing higher tolls as residents ignored warnings. Judith formed behind Inez, moving westward about 1,000 miles behind Inez’s track.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Inez
French Isle of
Domincan Repub
Guadeloupe
Barahona
Tiberon
Haitis
Arnold Sugg
Andead
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Mispardola
Ift
Puerto Rico
Pam
Steas
Santo Domingo
Dominican
Republic
Judith
Atlantic Ocean
Emerald Isle
Dominican Republic
Colavon
Six semifinalists named in merit scholar event
Six Madison Heights and Anderson High School seniors were announced as semifinalists in the 1986 67 National Merit Scholarship program. Named include William Thornburg Larry Luntsford Michael Coyner Joe McClintock and Richard Harruff among others as finalists possible pending school endorsements and award decisions. The National Merit program notes semifinalists are among the nation’s most intellectually capable students and speak to their future leadership potential.
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Anderson Area
Ofiave
Madison Haights High School
Michael J. Coyner
Jake Coyner
Dagwood
Ronald L. Thomburg
William Thornburg
Highland Rd
Richard C. Horruff
Robert B. Horruff
Washington Ct
Andar
Larry Lumisford
Cloyd A. Lunisfort
Lonsvale
Bill Neale
E. A. Noale
Forest Dr
Jon McClintock
Burton McClintock
St Mary’s
Herakd Hola
Ronald
L. Thorn
Burg
Wik
Ander ‘Anderson
Dterson High School
St.Noel Douglas
Larry Lunts
Lastford
Lloyd Spring
Forest
Joe McClintock
Jake Coyne
Burton McClin
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Linaker
Five At Atterbury Charged In Fighting
Atterbury Job Corps Center in CAMP ATTERBURY Indiana reports five Negro corpsmen held on federal disorderly conduct charges after a Tuesday night theater fight. One corpsman seriously injured and 13 or more others hurt as a prolonged brawl involved trainees and staff. A white corpsman, William K. Stuckey, hospitalized with facial injuries. Centre staff had warned of trouble and alerted commanders, FBI, and U S marshal personnel helped restore order.
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Atterbury
Ind
William K. Stuckey
Tudjanopolis
T He Center
Shiol
Jim WeManus
Center
PBI
U. S
Indianapolis
Als
FBI
Tage 8
Johumn
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Kendallville reports a lighthearted morning note as Gerondine Op. Tiger and Wellesdty in the Paratroopers are mentioned in a brief item from DFA and WN.
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M Chuckle
Kendallville
Ind
DFA
Gerondine Op
Tiger
Santa
Wellesdty
Weather outlook for today and next two days
Cloudy with rain likely today and tonight and tomorrow. High near 70s, low around 40s. Yesterday high 72, low 41. Sunrise 6 40, sunset undisclosed.
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Donight
Riots and National Guard Crackdown Near Candlestick Park
Roving mobs of Negro youths attacked police and firemen with clubs and firebombs in San Francisco near Candlestick Park. National Guard troops, rising to 3,600, moved in after a night of looting and gunfire that left several injured and caused extensive property damage. The unrest followed the fatal shooting of a 19 year old black man by a police officer.
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Dormer
3Rd
Newcomb Streets
Say View-Hunters Point
San Francisco
Negra
UPT
Candlestick Park Stadium
Pallcn
Faemen
National Guard
Hunters Pomb
Mission Emergency Hospital
Negr
Edmund G. Brown
San Diego
Plane Hijacked For Invasion Of Falklands
A group of Argentine extremists hijacked an airliner midflight, forcing it to land in the Falkland Islands. The passengers and crew were evacuated to homes on Port Stanley as Britain warned the situation was out of control. The hijackers, led by a 27 year old woman, aimed to dramatize Argentina’s claim to the islands 2,000 miles south of Argentina. The flight carried 43 passengers and five crew members en route from Buenos Aires to Rio Gallegos. No clashes were reported between hijackers and British personnel.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
API
Walkland Islands
South Atlantic
Britain
Port Stanley
Rio Fallegos
Aken
London
The
Times
Strike Averted as Airline Ground Union Reaches Tentative Pact
New York AP reports American Airlines ground personnel and the AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union reached a tentative contract Wednesday night, averting a strike after a prior deferral. The agreement ends labor tension for now, lifting the strike deadline.
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NEW York AP
American Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Indonesia Returns to UN Amid Protests and Strike Talk
Indonesia resumed its seat at the United Nations after an absence of months amid noisy protests by young American leftists. A five member delegation led by Foreign Minister Adam Malik filed onto the General Assembly floor confirming Indonesia's return after the Sukarno era. The country had quit in 1965 during disputes over Malaysia’s seating and the coup era politics.
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United Nations, N.Y
Indonesia
United Nations
General Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Adam Malik
Assembly
Indonesia's Intent To Web It Was Confirmed Sept. 19 By the Muni
Sukarno
Malaysia
Security Council
Paiga
World Organization
U.N
Highway sniper sent to hospital in Huntington Indiana
Charles Weber a 41 Marion resident accused of shooting at dozens of autos along Indiana 9 and 7 near Huntington was admitted to Beatty Memorial Hospital on an indefinite commitment to the maximum security ward.
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Huntington
Ind
Charles Weber
Marion
Ind. 9
Here
Beatty Memorial Hospital
Segregationist Maddox Wins Georgia Governor Primary
In Georgia a segregationist, Maddox, defeats former Gov Arnall amid a rural surge while Arnall carries Atlanta suburbs Savannah and Macon. The upset signals backlash to federal civil rights policy and highlights a stark urban rural split in the state's Democratic race.
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Atlanta
UPI
Leste
Maddox
Georgia
Iy Ponceans
Bamanation Service
Lillis Arnall
Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Amall
Arnall
Savannah
Macon
Red Cross honors retirements and names new Madison board
The Madison County Red Cross chapter held its annual dinner meeting at Anderson Country Club. Retiring directors were honored and new board members named to begin duties Oct. 26. New members include Rev John C Zuber James Macholtz Ambrose Price James A Pontal James F Ault Mrs Carglyn Stanley W R Westerman James Knotts Lapel and Charles P Ryan Pendleton.
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Madison County Red Cross
Anderson Country Club
John C. Zuber
James Macholtz
Ambrose Price
James A
Pontal James F. Ault
Carglyn Stanley
W. R. Westerman
All
Arylersor
James Knotts
Lapel
Charles P. Ryan
Pendleton
Mission On White River Tribal Violence Ends Chief’s Rule
Viola Philips recounts a tenth installment of a Storavian Indian Mission history during the early 1800s on the White River. Rumors of poisoning, arrests, and power struggles follow Chief Tatapachkse and warlike actions as intertribal tensions peak near the mission site, with Joshua facing trial and dehydration of authority. The article sketches chaos amid reform efforts and shifting loyalties.
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Viola Philips
Herald Church
Indiana
Tatpachkse
Hit
Tatapachkse
Peking Pomega
White Hiver
Wita
Viola Phillips
Equr
Herald
Warlor
Pakantehilas
Luekenbach
Joshua
White River
Natal
White River Mission
Enbach
Porsumsac
Tapacikse
Five Artists For Organ Series At Park Place
Opening Oct 11 at Park Place Church of God the organ series features Frederick Sivann, organist at Riverside Church and director at Interchurch Center, with Clyde Holloway appearing Nov 20 at First Methodist Church. The Chancel Organ Concerts, begun in 19%, showcase top performers on the new Aeolian-Skinner organ, sponsored by local churches and patrons in Anderson and nearby areas.
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Populyar
Parklace Church of God
Frederick Sivann
Riverside Churely
Interchurch Center
P. Pis
First Methodist Church
Clyde Holloway
Park Place
Virgil Fox
Anderson
County YRs Greet State Chairman Plan Activities
Madison County Young Republicans host a reception at the new party headquarters 725 Meridian Street at 7:30 pm for Jack Arnell of Nappanee the Long Republican state chairman. The event marks the TiAl phase of the fall membership drive and plans for future party campaign activities. President Don Williams urges all members to attend with a guest.
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Madison County
Meridian St
Jack Arnell
Nappanee
Emmly VA
Don Williams
Prisoner Critical After Escape Try
News item reports a prisoner, identified as Simpson, 30, from Whiteland, critically wounded after an escape attempt at a hospital. The incident occurred at a medical facility where officers and civilians were involved, with injuries to Simpson and others. Names and addresses of relatives and witnesses are listed in the fragmentary text.
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Lind
St. Tom's Hospital
Jersey
Simpson
Whiteland
Edmond Wal
Digna Reformatory
Mornab
LA. Medical Center
Karl Keller
Robert Long Hospital
Markleville
Abay
Dilly Beaty
Daleville
Mark Cooper
Paul R. Jonas
Rath St
Richard
Hos
Trorge
Pital
Jones
John Sheets
Cailing
Fred Garrett
Hay
Alnies
Reber Clarke Inglot
Son
Ahny
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