Bayonet Slasher Killed By Police
INDIANAPOLIS AP Donald B Moore 19 of Indianapolis awaiting trial in Effingham Illinois on a vehicle taking charge was shot to death by a police inspector after slashing at officers with a six inch bayonet Inspector Clinton L Auter said Moore had threatened. Washington UPI The House voted to extend President Johnsons war on poverty for a third year at 1.75 billion. The measure would authorize programs such as Job Corps Neighborhood Youth Corps Head Start and Community Action while tightening administration. The bill passed after four days of amendments and a tense vote 195 Democrats 105 Republicans. The House also debated a separate crime measure as it sent the anti poverty bill to the Senate.
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Indianapolis
Donald B Moore
Effingham
Clinton L. Auter
Moore
Washington
UPI
House
Thorsing
Johnson
John W
Antee
Senate
House Hepublicana
Tail Rain Ends Weather Patch With Cooler Night
A fragmentary weather item notes tail rain ending by this evening. It mentions partly cloudy skies and cooler tonight with a high around mid 60s and a low near 40s. Sunrise listed as tamarcow 4 and Siuiset tod.
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Tamarcow
Siuiset_tod
Registration Stations Open Across County For General Election
Registration stations open nationwide for the general election with 991 new registrations and 788 transfers. The program, led by Mrs. Alpha Byrum of Madison County Voter Registration and Mrs. Madge Mitchell, runs through October 10, the last day to register. Stations include Mounds Mall, Byram, and a courthouse site, with 21 teams operating 109 locations across the county.
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Alpha .Byrum
Madison’ County
Beard
Madge Mitchell
Fire department reports and city riot aftermath in Indiana and San Francisco
Six An derson stations operated daily for registry and transfer of residents while a cigar shop and nearby stores suffered smoke damage. In New Castle Indiana 1779 residents registered at Team 3 Grant's Store Edgewood Plaza. Firefighters treated several after grease and smoke fires in downtown stores. Across the country San Francisco mayor Shelley appealed for National Guard aid after riot damage and urged residents to stay home until dawn.
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Edgewood Plaza
Nichol Ave
New Castle
Ind
Krept
Stationard
Heriricks
Fowler
Broadway
Plum
Thurst Center
Allen Young
29Th
Delaware
Steen Daley
Taeandvia
Craven
miCy
Alexandria City
Knightstown
Mount Summit
Sipe
Cigarland Prairie Township
Smoke Bill
Tom Nipp
San Francisco
UPI
Cronk
John F_ Sheley Thurst
Shelley
National Guard
Coloron
DDD Telephone Service Set To Start Oct 16
Indiana Bell plans Direct Distance Dialing expansion by mid October enabling calls beyond local exchanges across the nation and Canada. The move follows curfew enforcement in parts of the city and a broader program of service upgrades including party line reductions and push-button phones. Online reports note attempts to review equipment by federal agencies.
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Virgin Islands
Shelley
Indiana Bell
Fish Pillmore
Buttton
Toth
Force J
Johingon
Fatce
Nview
DOD
Page & Coraman
China Avoids Peace Talks at United Nations Denunciation
At the United Nations Albania called for a denunciation of U.S. peace proposals for Vietnam. The Soviet Union was named as a secondary target in a broadside that charged Washington with seeking gains from alleged peace proposals. Ambassador Goldberg’s moves were cited as an effort tied to shifting war strategy from Europe to Asia.
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UPT
Albania
U.N
Red
China
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Soviet Unions
Arthur 7. Goldberg
Washington
Europe
Asia
Mental Retardation Services Need Cited
Andersn ACE opens meetings as Madison County Association supports program for Retarded Children. Members invited via Mrs. Harold V. Taylor. ACEI reports benefits of placing mentally retarded adults in jobs and offers services such as diagnosis, preschool programs, counseling, placement, and residential care. Page 2 continues with local notices and community updates.
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Spon
Group
Inc
Madison
Iitn
Indiana
Ton
Harold V. Taylor
Hawthorne Ave
Anderson
Cation
Foresti
Civil Service Commission
Chicago
ACE. International
Nation
Washington, D.C
Lillard Bilbrey
Pearl Shelton
Middletown
Community Hospital
Iice
Michael Armwell
Madison Ave
Tunis Garratt
HiWay Trailer Ct
Kimble
Suenty
Comitan & Summitville
Cokiw
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
Evansville memorial typo filled report of Ronald Collins finding aid after a motorist stopped to help him with a car breakdown on a remote road. A friend later refueled the vehicle but the driver who aided him vanished into the woods and police dogs failed to locate him.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Ronald Collins
Maddox Victory Seen as GOP Backing in Georgia
In Georgia the Maddox win is framed as aided by Republican support crossing party lines, with Callaway’s Senate bid and the lieutenant governor race shaping a GOP surge. Elders note a racial moderation theme, while several observers credit Maddox’s handling of Atlanta riots and civil rights pace as a key factor in a historically tight contest.
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UPD
Whitenaver
Ari
Maddox
Arnall
Callaway
Thersday
Giitg Sperega
Noti
Johnson
George T. Smith
Georgia
Barry Goldwater
Monard
Hei
Madi Textile Millions
Peter Zack Geer
Jay
Bej
Kilis Atmall
Arnalll
Asani
Ivan Allen
Madiaxi
Arial
Transport Measure Voted in Washington Cabinet Departments Plan
Senate voted Thursday to create a new Department of Transportation uniting air, rail and highway agencies with a proposed $6 billion annual budget. The House backed a measure to exclude the agency from a larger cabinet, while a conference panel negotiates differences incl uding Federal Maritime Administration autonomy. Senate leaders aimed for adjournment by mid-September.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
Erate
Johnson
House
Department of Transportation
Sens
Williams Proymire
D-Wis
Milton Young
R-N.d
Senate House
Nilee
Mike Mansfield
Cool Weather Brings Rain and Chill to Indiana
The United Press International report says fair to partly cloudy skies give way to a cooling trend for the third football weekend. Highs Friday in the upper 50s to mid 60s, and quite cool Saturday. Northern Indiana could see lows in the low 20s and frost Friday night as a cold front brings showery conditions before clearing by afternoon.
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United Press International Fair
Indiana
Cain
Pavine
Whitcomb Urges Spending Out and No-Strings Aid
Whitcomb and Bowman urged aggressive spending limits and a no-strings federal aid approach at a Thursday Howard County GOP rally. Whitcomb pressed for a GOP victory to restore efficiency and integrity in Indiana governance and to place Republicans in Congress to push a more economical national policy. Bowman claimed a GOP plan to share federal payments with states, differing from current aid patterns.
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Kokomo
Howard County
Thurssday
Ed Whitcomb
Seymour
Kenneth Bowman
Anderson
Congress
Whitcomb
Bowman
160 MPH Winds Plunge Hispaniola Toward Cuba Storm
Headlines warn of 160 mile per hour winds and heavy rains sweeping Haiti and the Dominican Republic, with flooding and communication cuts reported. Early figures indicate multiple fatalities in Dominican territories as the storm advances toward Cuba, while Guadeloupe also reports deaths.
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Gulf of Gonave
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Valley of Death
Barahoena
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Inez
Port Au Prince
Miami Weather Bureau
Longis
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Miami
Gabe
Weather Bureau
Usm
Burd
Guadeloupe
Mission On White River The March Into History
Viola Phillips writes the final installment of a Moravian Indian mission history series for Indiana’s sesquicentennial observance. The piece traces John Klage and Abraham Lurkenbach at White River Mission, detailing early moves from North Carolina to Maryland, the mission’s hardships, and key figures including Karl Fried rich and Ledward Kinge, with ties to Moravian education and frontier diplomacy.
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Ril
Erob
Viola Phillips
Merald Church
Indiana
Viola Pillies
Herald
White River
John Kluge
North Carolina
Maryland
Khute
Frontier Inn
Klage
Pennsylvania
Klige
Saal
John Heney Klage
T Hreanin
Hope
Ind
Karl Friedrich
Ledward T. Kinge
Nazareth
Abraham Lurkenbaeh
Afut Jouying
Ohio
Tor
Davi Zelsberger
William Wells
Bert Wayne
Ielaw
Little Turtle
Miami
Reishovper
Bye
Gatada Anime al Delaware
Monsey
Chip
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Young Republicans
Jock Arnott
Noppanes
Susie Freson
Joe Arena
New County
Joe Clark
Barbara Hutton
Arnatt
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Capital Symphony
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Mounds Kiwamit Club
Barrie Miller
Rohn C. Miller
Anderton
Achinvamant Contaranca
Inciane University
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Richard Horner
Paul Rools
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National Hurricane Center
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