Blunt Act Ends Revolt in Saigon Camp
Army Col. John Freund recounts how he challenged rebel leaders by handing over his weapon and urging one to fire. The revolt collapsed after he forced the rebels to release 60 Vietnamese hostages and lift the siege at Ben Sar Pa Special Forces camp. Freund, deputy senior adviser to II Corps, was held during the uprising and later flew to receive an award. The standdown cleared the way for Vietnamese authorities to regain control and secure the hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
John Freund
Scarsdale
N.Y
Ben Sar Pa
Freund
Rhode Mountain
II Corps
U.S
September’s End To Be Rainless Weather Ahead
The Weather Bureau drops rainfall chances in Indiana as September ends with no showers. Ohio and Eastern Kentucky may see rain while Indiana stays dry. Indiana temperatures ranged 38 to 55, with forecasts for cooler north yet warmer central areas. Purdue analysts note a 5 inch ten week rainfall deficit in Central Indiana. Pastures improved with last week’s rain. harvest progress shows soybeans 35 percent, tobacco 90 percent, apples 60 percent, and corn about 75 percent mature, slightly above normal.
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Weather Bureau
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
South Bend
Evansville
Purdue
ACE To Sponsor Proctor Puppets
Proctor Puppets sponsored by the Association for Childhood Education Teacher's Organization will delight elementary school children throughout the city starting October 2. An average of two shows daily at the elementary buildings is planned. The Proctor Puppets is a yearly ACE project to bring entertainment to Anderson students.
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Proctor
Association For Childhood Education Teacher's Organization
The
ACE
Anderson
GM UAW push local talks to speed settlement
General Motors and the United Auto Workers pressed for rapid local negotiations at 124 plants to end a five day strike by more than 250 000 workers. UAW President Walter Reuther and GM VP Louis Seaton said peace won t return until about 17 000 local issues are resolved.
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United Press International Detroit
UPI
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Tower Painting Contract Awarded By Board Of Works
The Board of Public Works awarded repainting of three city water towers to Chicago Tank and Bridge Company of Rockford Illinois for 16850 dollars. One tower to be painted this fall and the other two next spring. The Works Board also heard a funds request from the parks department to upgrade West Side Community Center facilities including lights for outdoor and indoor basketball courts and a new gym floor. Phillips Iron and Coal Company was named high bidder for city scrap purchases.
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Board of Public Works
Chicago Tank and Bridge Company
Rockford
Ill
Illinois
Works Board
City Hall
West Side
City Parks Department
Phillips Iron and Coal Company
Hoosier Red Head Only Femme Member of Purdue U. ROTC
Sharon Rae Wilson a Madison native and freshman at Purdue is the only girl in the 1416 member Air Force ROTC unit. She chose the basic course to study mathematics and aeronautical engineering while instructors say the course will adapt for her.
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Hoosier
Purdue U. Rotc
Lafayette
Ind
Sharon Rae Wilson
Madison
Purdue
Air Force
Rex Ball
Henry County Judge Orders New Castle East Part Annexed
Henry County Judge Ratliff Jr. accepted a property owners petition for annexation and ordered New Castle to annex an east end section. The city council had rejected the plan in August, but owners pursued legal channels and urged the city to show why the annexation should not proceed.
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Henry County
New Castle
New Castle, Ind
UPI
Ratliff, Jr
Merge or Fight Reports Stir Rail Union Tensions
A telegram from George H. Harris, president of the Railway Conductors & Brake Men, warns Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen leaders of a possible fight over representation. Harris accuses BRT attacks on conductors and Switchmen's Union authority and pledges defense of contracts amid work rule disputes. He invites a debate at the Miami Beach convention.
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Chicago
UPI
Order of
Brotherhood of Railroad
George H. Harris
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Ailroad
Miami Beach
Fla
Luna
Conductors and Switchmen’s Union of
North Americ
BRT
Harris
Chicago & North Western
Moose Women Plan Chapter Night Christmas in October Theme
Moose Heart and Moosehaven chairs lead October 1 program with gifts requested for Mooseheart boys and girls and Moosehaven seniors. Star Recorder meetings planned for October 11 with charter member Mrs Beulah Murray as guest speaker.
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Women of the Moose
Paul Richey
Moose Heart
Rosco Crites
Moosehaven
Mooseheart
Jackie Lawrence
Star Recorder
Beulah Murray
Indianapolis
The
Two Local Girls Pledge Purdue's Gold Peppers
Patricia Daley and Sue Ellen Disque are among thirty junior and senior Purdue coeds pledged to Gold Peppers, an activities honor for women. Members must have at least 4.5 GPA on a 6.0 scale and excel in a major campus activity.
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Patricia Daley
Washington Court
Anderson
Sue Ellen Disque
Walnut
Alexandria
Purdue University
Who's Yur Squares Plan Next Dance
Lapel Who's Yur Squares will host a square dance Saturday October 10 with Phil Love calling. Free passes will be awarded to lucky couples drawn from the names. The Sept 26 state dance at the State Fairgrounds Manu facture's Building featured hosts Mr and Mrs Don Pettigrew of Daleville. Lessons for new dancers at Lapel Club postponed to later fall. Noblesville Dosi-Does to start Sunday afternoons.
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Phil Love
Manufacture’s
State Fairgrounds
Don Pettigrew
Daleville
Noblesville Dosi-Does
Anderson Township School Merger Debate Sees City and Townships at Odds
The county committee weighs merging Richland and Union Townships with Anderson Township, arguing educational gains and higher per student wealth versus local resistance to sharing wealth and footing higher taxes. Public sentiment and future growth fears shape the plan. Part 4 previews Elwood and potential Central Metropolitan District outcomes.
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Richland
Union Townships
Anderson
Anderson Township
Anderson City
Eee
Elwood Community School Corporation
Central Metropolitan
Former Olympic runner Don Lash to speak at United Fund rally
Don Lash former Olympian and FBI agent and now a Fellowship of Christian Athletes executive will address the first Madison County United Fund campaign meeting in the YMCA gymnasium. The $484 934 drive opens with Indiana Reformatory Band providing music and Mrs Jack Pihl singing from Music Man as the rally promotes Get On the Band Wagon.
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FBI
Don Lash
Fellowship of Christian Athletes At
Indianapolis
Madison County United Fund
YMCA
Indiana Reformatory Band
Jack Pihl
Nixon Starts Trek for Republicans Across 36 States
Richard M. Nixon begins a 25,000 mile campaign across 36 states in 31 days to back Republican candidates for national and state offices. He plans more than 150 speaking appearances, the Nixon office said.
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Nixon
New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Last Day to Register for Upcoming Election
On October 5 the final registration deadline passes. The notice urges voters to choose Democratic guidance and participate in the election season.
Indianapolis educator candidate leads state teachers group race
C Edgar Stahl principal of Indianapolis Manual High School is the only announced candidate to succeed Helen Blackledge of Fort Wayne as president of the Indiana State Teachers Association at the October 22 assembly in Indianapolis. About 45 000 members are expected to attend the 111th convention across seven cities.
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Indianapolis
C. Edgar Stahl
Goldwater Campaign Visits Ohio Amid Nixon Rivalry
Goldwater drew crowds in Chillicothe and Blanchester comparable to Nixon era glare. He criticized Johnson for expanding power and Medicare, defended Social Security votes, and pressed health insurance costs. Gov. Rhodes introduced Goldwater at a train rally in Chillicothe, pledging party loyalty.
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Chillicothe
Blanchester
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Johnson
Congress
Oakley
Cincinnati
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
U. S
United Nations
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Isenator
Rhodes
Fire Prevention Parade Features Vintage Cars and Horse Ride
Fire Prevention parade will include a car procession led by inspectors, followed by an antique Howe Fire Apparatus truck. Anderson Model A and Model T clubs will display old vehicles while the Anderson Equestrian Club riders appear. Dock Boerner drives an old time survey through downtown. Chairman Jennings Coen leads with aides James Heflin Billie Schuyler Earl McCarel Al Tibbets and Harold Taylor assisting.
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Spectors
Howe Fire Apparatus
Anderson
Anderson Equestrian Club
Dock Boerner
Jennings Coen
James Heflin
Billie Schuyler
Earl McCarel
al Tibbetts
Harold Taylor
Police implement new fingerprint classification training
Local policemen from the court and criminal records branch attended FBI basic courses to learn the latest fingerprint classification methods. Detective Haynes Harrington and Lt Charles Hamilton noted eight hour lectures with homework and subsequent advanced training on latent prints. Chief Robert Estes said detectives will attend specialized schools to adopt modern investigative methods.
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Estes
Anderson Obituaries Highlights Pauline Fouse and others
Obituaries note Pauline M. Fouse 69 of 406 St. Rd. 9 N. died suddenly at home. Surviving husband Benjamin Fouse, a daughter, two grandsons, and a grandchild are listed. Funeral set at 5th Street Methodist Church with burial in Anderson Memorial Park. Additional items honor Verna Mae Hoke former elementary principal and Miss Carrie Doris Anderson. Burial rites for Hillard Eck and a Ramsey infant graveside service at Frankton Cemetery.
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Pauline Fouse
Pauline M. Fouse
Benjamin F. Fouse
St. Rd
Daleville
James
Sarah Grady Huffman
Delaware
Madison Counties
5Th Street Methodist Church
Goodwill
Muncie
John Sayre
Kokomo
Larry E. Sayre F
Mesa
Ariz
John M.sayre III
Bloomington
Harold E. Rozelle
Howard Western
Memorial Park
Carrie Doris Anderson
Jesse Anderson
Main St
John Zuber
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Anderson ‘Memorial Park Cemetery
Hillard Eck
Rev
H. L. Lanahan
Connersville
EUB Church
Pearl St
East Maplewood
Bessie Hayes Frankton
Bessie B. Hayes
Maple St
Harper and Son Funeral
Lyle Rasmussen
Frankton
Progress Continued From Page One
Progress notes ongoing misunderstandings among Willow Run strikers and reports a UAW regional director will address the pickets. General Motors says the strike costs workers more than 7 million dollars daily in wages.
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Willow Run
UAW
Feighner Repeal Debate Cools After Noon Recess
Feighner spoke during the noon recess while his opponent followed the President's suggestion and voted against repeal. Democrats may join in the repeal call, though timing seems off. The wartime excise taxes were tied to the Korean War, which had ended by June 1964.
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Don
Campaign report sessions set for four in Anderson County
Ist UF reports Boze and Wilbur R. Martin of Anderson. Today's noon meeting starts a four session drive with meetings on Oct 8 20 and 28. Division and area chairmen listed for various county districts and sectors.
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Boze
Wilbur R. Martin
Anderson
Wilford Allen
Summitville
Keith Hosey
George C. Patton
Elwood
Darrell Zink
Robert Wood
Alexandria
Wilbur Moore
Lapel
Luther Puckett
Pendleton
Charles Shepherd
Chesterfield
Valorous Rector
Markleville
Claude Rummell
Nuclear Test Impact on 1964 Campaign Questioned
The piece notes speculation about how a Communist Chinese atomic test might reshape U S diplomacy and the presidential race. It observes that U S nuclear policy and foreign relations themes have been prominent in both President Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwater campaigns.
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U. S
Presiden Johnson
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Senate Rejects Cluster Harbor Bill Amid Conservation Debate
Senate leaders described a compromise harbor bill aimed between Republic and Bethlehem Steel as not interfering with the proposal. Senator Douglas called it a compromise and lamented not saving the entire area while predicting better odds next session if House action stalls. Opposing Senators Dominick Allott and Simpson warned that noncontiguous lakeshore tracts could be separated from main development, creating a dangerous precedent for landowners.
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Republic
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas
House
Senate
Peter Dominick
R-Colo
Gordon Allott
R Colo
Milward L. Simpson
R-Wye
Dominick
Sukarno Arrives in Moscow for Official Visit
Sukarno of Indonesia arrived in Moscow by air from Vienna for an official visit. The 63 year old leader had spent eight days in Vienna for medical treatment.
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Sukarno
Moscow
UPI
Indonesia
Vienna
Catholic Council Roles for Clergy and Public Worship
The document lists duties assigned to clergy and church officials including administering Holy Communion assisting at Mass presiding over marriages blessings last rites preaching and guiding scripture issuing sacramentals conducting funerals (excluding Mass) and leading public worship and prayer along with temporal church offices.
Fan belts used Detroit motorists buy yearly
About 11 million motorists each year buy new fan belts for their cars in the Detroit area. The figure highlights the scale of replacement parts used by drivers, illustrating ongoing maintenance needs among vehicle owners.
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Detroit
NATO Exercise Storm Sees Large Scale Naval Drill
A large NATO exercise in the Norwegian Sea began September 21 and runs to October 2. It involves 160 ships, 170 aircraft and over 30,000 personnel from seven allied nations. Townsend’s force comprises 55 ships and 21,000 men with 80 aircraft aboard the Independence. The drill tests conventional and nuclear strike scenarios against targets in Norway Denmark and Britain.
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Norwegian Sea
Norway
Denmark
Britain
Townsend
NATO
Three Men Injured in Anderson Auto Crash
In Anderson, John Irby 41 Ira Williams 20 and William Middleton 41 were in a collision on 21st and Pearl streets. Irby suffered cuts to both legs Middleton had three teeth knocked out and chest cuts Williams had deep leg cuts. They were taken to Community Hospital. Deputies Smith and McPherson investigated. Police logged 16 weekend traffic accidents. Marion Williamson 66 of 1424 West 22nd Street hurt in wreck at 21st and Pearl Streets.
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John Irby
Ira Williams
Nelle St
William Middleton
Madison Ave
Irby
Middleton
Williams
Harry Smith
Joseph McPherson
Marion Williamson
22Nd St
21St and
Pearl Sts
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Pure Oil Co
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E.J. Korvette
Hill's
New York State
Union Oil of
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Falstaff Brewing Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Board of Works
Simmonds
Henry St
Brentwood Manor
Jackson
J. Perry Meek
Indiana Real Estate Association
Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris Cafeteria
Meek
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
O. C. Clark
Bob Hodson
Herald and Bulletin Televisit
Sales & Service
Elwood, Ind
Anderson School
Verna M. Hoke
Verna Mae Hoke
Oak Lawn
North Manchester
State Board of Education
Clifford Townsend
Miss Hoke
Mrs
Carrie Anderson
Feighner
China
Jennie Kiphart
Jennie N. Kiphart
Adams 'St
Scott Nursing Home
John T. Kiphart
Kiphart
Madison County
John Patterson
Pendleton Christian Church
Forrest Kiphart
Grace Pettigrew
Iva Bunker
Montana
Frank Patterson
Anna
Cornell Bright Funeral
Homer Cole
Mendon Cemetery
James Sweigert
Mamie Haas
Adams County
Howard
Margaret Badders Sweigert
Shirey Funeral Home
Catholic Council
Russ
Anderson Youth
Fairview
Brown and Butz
E. 12Th St
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
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