Communist Migs Attack U S Planes Near Thanh Hoa
U S Navy Skyhawks avoiding a Mig17 intercept were forced to end their bombing run near Thanh Hoa as 20 mm cannon fire opened on the formation. Separately U S pilots logged a near record 133 missions over North Vietnam smashing a petroleum dump near Haiphong. Viet Cong rings in Saigon were broken up with plots to blow up a riverfront nightclub and a police outpost. An Army 1st Infantry Division command post northwest of Saigon faced a mortar attack with 82 rounds over almost two hours.
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Saigon
UPS
Thanh Hoa
U. S
Navy
North Vietnamese
Panhande
Skyhawks
South China Sea
U.S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
U.S. Army
1St Infantry Division
Hoosier Soldier Killed in Viet Nam
Army Spec. 4 Stephen L. Weiss from Fort Wayne Indiana was listed as killed in action in Viet Nam by the Defense Department. He was the son of Dale Weiss of Fort Wayne.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen L. Weiss
Fort Wayne
Ind
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Dale Weiss
Bayh wraps Indiana water projects tour
Sen. Birch Bayh concludes a three day tour of Indiana water development sites visiting Huntington Reservoir Fort Wayne Lafayette Pine Village and other reservoirs to inspect progress. He warned that water demand will rise from three billion to one trillion gallons daily by 2000 and urged ongoing planning and conservation efforts.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Indiana
Bayh
Huntington Reservoir
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
America
Pine Village
Charges Filed In G E Stunt Deaths
The Air Force disciplined three colonels and a civilian for staging an unauthorized publicity flight at Edwards AFB California on June 8 to aid General Electric. The collision killed test pilot Joseph A Walker and Maj. Carl St Cross aboard the XB70 and the cause cited was Walker approaching the XB70 wing tip.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Harold S. Brown
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
General Electric
Joseph A. Walker
Walker
Carl St. Cross
Brown
Training Operation Bar Frost Aims Norway Exercise
American troops head to the Harstad Narvik region in northern Norway on September 29 for Exercise Bar Frost a joint training drill with British and Norwegian forces. The operation focuses on coordinated airborne and winter warfare readiness amid cold weather conditions.
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Washington
UPI
Harstad-Narvik
Norway
Farnae
Squirrel Hunters Have Good 1st Day
Open season opens with hunters across Indiana reporting success. Gary Hall of Franklin took a five squirrel bag limit by 8 am. Larry Hodgesang of Jasper received a $123 fine for possessing a squirrel during closed season and hunting without a license.
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Gary Hall
Franklin
Larry Hodgesang
R.R.5
Jasper
Hodgesang
Justice of the Peace
Herbert Lueken
Proposal to Call Reservists for Vietnam Service
Senate considered giving President Johnson authority to call ready reserve members for Vietnam service without a formal national emergency declaration. Richard B. Russell proposed up to 18 months of service under an equality of service plan as an amendment to the $58.2 billion defense appropriations bill.
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Washington
US 41 Rated One of State's Deadliest Roads
Indiana highways dominate list of the year s deadliest roads with U S 41 accounting for 45 deaths in 37 fatal crashes and U S 31 recording 38 deaths in 30 crashes Indiana 67 and 37 also figure in the top killers with Morgan County seen as a hotspot for fatalities Among the 16 deadliest highways 11 are U S routes one is an interstate and the toll road is the state s only toll road The worst killers include U S 24 U S 40 U S 20 and U S 30 with double digit deaths.
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Indianapolis
UPI
U.S. 41
US. 31
Indiana
U.S. 31
Indiana 67
Indiana 37
Morgan County
Morgan
Marion and
Lake
U.S
Indiana 9
U.S. 24
U.S. 40
U.S. 20
U.S. 30
Northern Indiana Toll Road
U.S. 231
U.S. 35
U.S. 6
Small Plane Crashes in Indiana No Injuries Reported
A small private plane with pilot Henry Wolfe and passenger Robert DeHaven made a crash landing in a field south of Lafayette Indiana due to engine trouble. Both men from Long Beach California escaped unharmed.
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Lafayette, Ind
UPI
Lafayette
Henry Wolfe
Robert DeHaven
Long Beach
Calif
Britain to withdraw most troops from Singapore by Christmas
Military sources say about 9000 to 10000 British troops will depart Singapore as Malaysia and Indonesia sign a peace pact ending three years of undeclared war. Withdrawal starts immediately after the pact.
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Singapore
UPI
Malaysia
Indonesia
Israeli Syrian clash escalates after Sea of Galilee battle
Across the Sea of Galilee Israeli and Syrian forces faced off amid renewed hostilities after a large air land and sea engagement. An Israeli spokesman said two Syrian MIG fighters were shot down while Damascus reported four Israeli patrol boats destroyed and eight damaged, with no plane losses mentioned.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Sea of Galilee
Radio Damascus
Beirut
Ths
Collision Report at City Intersection in Linton
Two car crash at Third and F Street Northwest at 2:45 pm injures no one. Roy R. Herndon 20 of Linton drives south on Third. Vera E. Hess 59 on Route 1 drives west on F Street. Herndon’s car $450 front end damage. Hess car has right side and rear damage. Hess did not confirm stopping for a sign. rain wets pavement and trees obscure vision. No tickets issued.
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Linton
Third
S.s
Roy R Herndon
Vera E. Hess
Linton Rte. 1
Bob Hess
Hess
Herndon Auto
Pool Attendance and Hours Noted on Weekend Schedule
The weekend pool hours show attendance counts for Saturday Sunday and Monday with a contact phone 847 9032. The notice indicates the pool is closed on a given date and lists a number 195 for reference.
Lunar Orbiter Ready for Thursday Moon Pictures
Lunar Orbiter, America's first moon orbiting craft, passed tests in Pasadena and is set to begin photography on Thursday. The probe will use an initial 1117 mile perigee and 1159 mile apogee, sending slivered images that will form 16 pictures spanning 78 by 1 472 miles. A retrorocket burn Saturday will drop the orbit to about 28 miles, enabling 352 photos of potential landing sites to be compared with Surveyor imagery.
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Lunar Orbiter
America
Moon
Unmanned Flying Laboratory
National Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control Center
Surveyor
Plan Commission Committee to Meet in Linton
A Plan Commission spokesman announced the Community Facilities Committee will meet at the Public Library tonight at 7 30 p m to review section two of the Linton plan published in the Daily Citizen. The full commission will meet next Monday with a St Louis planning consultant to review the final plan as published.
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Linton Plan Commission
Linton
Ciizen
St Louis
Rock forecasts 25 percent rise in Indiana tourism this sesquicentennial year
Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock told the Indianapolis Service Club that Indiana tourism will grow about 25 percent during the sesquicentennial year as interstate highways draw more visitors. He predicted stronger foreign trade growth in coming years and cited June convention spending near $2 million. He urged $5 million for a state revolving fund to aid municipalities, noting loans spurred factory growth in Kendallville and Peru and outlining planned projects including a Lake Michigan port, a new reservoir, river dam and lock expansions, five new state parks costing over $44 million.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Robert L. Rock
Indiana
Rock
State Department of Com
Merce
General Assembly
Kendallville
Peru
Disorder Interrupts Anti War Hearings And Urban Renewal Probes
The article reports clashes at a House Un American Activities hearing on antiwar activity and a separate Senate probe led by Senator Ribicoff into federal urban renewal funds. Police ejected eight disruptors including PLM member Jeffrey Gordon, amid a court ruling allowing the hearings to proceed. The piece notes tensions over Negro removal labels in HUD programs and the broader debate on urban welfare and racial violence.
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Washington
UPI
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Senate
Weaver
House Committee On UN- American Activities
China Progressive Labor Movement
PLM
Philip Luce
Jeffrey Gordon
New York
Gordon
Viet Nam
The
Progressive Labor Party
New York Herald Tribune Folds Amid World Journal Strike
The 131 year old New York Herald Tribune ends as a morning paper after a strike tied to a merger with World Telegram and Journal American. The World Journal Tribune will be the merged firm's daily, with blame placed on union intransigence.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Herald Tribune
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
World Telegram and
Journal-American
World Journal Tribune
Matt Meyer
World Journal Tribune Inc
Herald Tribune
The
Sun
World Telegram
Brooklyn Eagle
Mirror
Pupils Reminded of School Registration Schedule
Pupils at Linton-Stockton High School are reminded of the registration days Friday for seniors Monday for freshmen Tuesday for sophomores and Wednesday for juniors. Last names A through M register 8 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. and the rest 1 to 3 30 p.m. on their designated days.
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Linton-Stockton High School
Paul Brackemyre
Pupi's
Machinists Vote决定 End to Airline Strike
Washington IAM members totaling 35,400 will vote Friday on a contract hailed as best yet by union leaders. If accepted, National, Northwest, Trans World, United and Eastern airlines expect to resume first flights Saturday after grounding since July 8.
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International Association of Machinists
IAM
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
White House
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Eastern
Scotland Yard arrests Witney in policemen murder case
London police charged 36 year old John Edward Witney with the murder of three unarmed officers as Scotland Yard released descriptions of two more scarred tattooed suspects. Witney was handcuffed in a locked courtroom with police dogs guarding the arraignment which lasted two minutes.
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London
UPI
John Edward Witney
Scotland Yard
Witney
Wyoming Man Arrested On Desertion Charge
Daniel Hurley a 43 year old resident of New Castle Wyoming is held for Sullivan county authorities on a desertion affidavit. Hurley had been living in Pawpaw Kentucky and the affidavit was filed by a Pleasantville woman to whom he was married.
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Linton
Daniel Hurley
New Castle
Wyo
Sullivan County
Harold Roseberry
Hurley
Pawpaw
Pleasantville
Farm Accident Kills 11 Year Old Boy
David Earl Schellmann age 11 of Monroeville R R 1 was killed when he fell from a tractor at his farm home and was run over by a fertilizer spreader. He died at Adams County Hospital after the accident Monday.
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Decatur, Ind
UPI
David Earl Schellmann
R.R
Monroeville
Adams County Hospital
Demonstrations Planned Across Chicago by Civil Rights Groups
Civil rights followers pledged the most widespread demonstrations in Chicago to challenge housing barriers in white neighborhoods. Pickets target Civic Center, Chicago Real Estate Board, Chicago Housing Authority, and a Loop savings and loan. a contingent would march through Jefferson Park amid behind the scenes Nazi activity and a conciliation meeting.
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Chicago
UPS
Martin Luther King
American Nazi Party
Civic Center
Chicago Real Estate Board
Chicago Housing Authority
Savings and Loan Association
Loop
Jefferson Park
Tire Buffer Fire Causes Minor Damage at Local Shop
Linton Fire Department responded at 9:25 a.m. to H and L Tire Shop on East Vincennes Street. A tire buffer used in tire recapping ignited, causing minor damage to the facility.
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Linton
H and L
Vincennes St
Costly Mistakes Found in 1963 Tax Withholding
The General Accounting Office reported auditors found 16 million dollars in withholding errors by Army clerks in 1963. An additional 112 million dollars was not reported as taxable income on year end W2 forms, and 4.8 million dollars was taxed erroneously. The Army cited clerical and accounting errors as the main cause.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
U.S. Army
Mammoth Mileage Report Confuses San Francisco Travel
Motorists in the United States collectively logged a staggering 880 billion miles in travel data, highlighting unprecedented total mileage across the nation. The figures underscore heavy road use amid shifting transportation patterns and rising fuel costs.
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San Francisco
United State
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