Hunters threaten hunting limits and missing dog concerns
A letter from Mrs. David Lee warns of rising careless hunting and fenced lands violated by trespassers. She cites a killed collie on Nov. 25 and calls for stricter self policing, shorter seasons, and smaller hunting areas to protect property and animals. A Shawnee actor Henry Kendrick is noted for a TV appearance. Readers discuss hymn books, service member support, and civilian attitudes toward troops amid ongoing controversy.
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David Lee
Switz City
Ils
U S Troops Fight Cong In Mekong Delta Battle
In the Mekong Delta US forces clashed with Viet Cong aiming to cut Saigon's main food line. Infantrymen aided by Navy and Air Force killed at least 187 guerrillas in dawn-to-night fighting. At Long Binh guerrillas sparked fires at the base. 26 US personnel died aboard a downed plane. The destroyer USS Ozbourn took a direct hit near the DMZ. two sailors were killed and three wounded.
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UPI
Mekong Delta
America
Long Binh
U.S
Indiana congressmen face Dec 7 deadline for new district map
Indiana leaders warned the 11 U S representatives must deliver a new congressional map by December 7 with hopes a compromise plan may be ready by December 8. Lt Gov Rock and House Speaker Gowen said the delegation should present a plan acceptable to a majority, or a federal three judge panel may redraw districts.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
House
Senate
Robert L. Rock
Otis Gowen
Bremen
Former Sullivan Newsman Dies
INDIANAPOLIS UPI Joe H Adams 58 a copy editor and columnist for the Indianapolis News was found dead in a ditch near his home Sunday An autopsy was ordered to determine if Adams died of exposure drowning or a heart attack Adams began his newspaper career 41 years ago on the Sullivan Daily Times and had been with the News since 1947
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Indianapolis
UPI
Joe H. Adams
Indianapolis News
Adams
Sullivan Daily Times
Star of the News
High Court Affirms Alabama Desegregation Order
The Supreme Court upheld a statewide desegregation order against Governor Lurleen Wallace and Alabama education officials. It endorsed a Montgomery three judge court ruling from March 22 1967 and noted state officials had improperly obstructed local authorities to sustain segregation.
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Washington
UPS
Supreme Court
Alabama
Lurleen B. Wallace
Montgomery
Boards of Education
Santa Claus to Greet Children at Linton Headquarter
Old Saint Nick will meet young friends at his North Main Street headquarters in the former Patton's building during Christmas holidays. He will be on hand on Tuesdays December 5 12 and 19 Thursdays December 7 14 and 21 and Saturdays December 9 16 and 21 from 1 to 6 pm. Photos with Santa may be taken December 9 16 19 and 21 for a small fee to parents.
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North Main Street
Linton
Patton's
Santa Claus
Santa
Mills Rejects Johnson Tax Plan Amid 1968 Budget Clash
Representative Wilbur Mills, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, rejects President Johnson's plan to cut federal spending, signaling strong opposition to a tax increase this year and possibly into 1968. Mills, an Arkansas Democrat, casts doubt on any near term tax hike.
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Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Johnson
Mills
Man Charged In County Man's Death
A Baton Rouge youth who celebrated his 21st birthday in jail was expected to be returned to Florida to face first degree murder charges in the deaths of two teens found along a Florida highway. Florida issued warrants for Kit Armen Hayden and Norman Grant Garrett in the slayings of Daniel Shoultz Goossberry and James Stephen Moore.
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UPI
Florida
Indiana
Kit Armen Hayden
Hayden
Louisiana
East Baton Route Parish
Norman Grant Garrett
Daniel
Shoultz
Goossberry
James Stephen Moore
San Anselmo
Calif
Garret
FBI
Shouitz
Day‘ona Beach
Moore
Wayne Sterling
Odon
Ind
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Miami
Anzgnmen
Shoul
Macon
Band Parents To Hold Meeting At High School Café
LinemSock.on band parents announce a meeting in the high school cafeteria at 7 p.m. Tuesday. They invite all interested persons to attend.
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LinemSock
Laos King Begins 13 Day State Visit to India
King Savang Vathana of Laos arrived in New Delhi to start a 13 day state visit and discussions with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. He will meet leaders, visit key sites, and discuss regional affairs during the trip.
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Savang Vathana
Laos
India
Indira Gandhi
Indiana Finds Oil Deposits Under Most Of State
Geologists report a Knox dolomite layer beneath eastern two thirds of Indiana holding oil potential. Dr. John Patton, Thomas Dawson, and John Mitchell described a 1400 to 5900 foot deep ancient desert landscape and said drilling near Redkey proved the oil bearing strata. Mitchell called the find very significant for Indiana's oil industry.
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UPI
Indiana
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Indiana University
Thomas A. Dawson
John Mitchell
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
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Patton
Knox
Redkey
Carl Moses
David R. Stewart
Mattoon
Ill
Arizona
Heart Transplant Yields Satisfactory Outcome in Cape Town
Doctors in Cape Town report Louis Washkansky, 55, in satisfactory condition after the world s first human heart transplant using Dease Darvall s heart. Surgeons led by Dr Christian Barnard say it could take years to confirm acceptance and the patient remains conscious as family members and hospital staff describe the miracle.
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South Africa
UPI
Louis Washkansky
Barnard
Dease Darvall
Ion
Washkansky
State's Weather Starts Warmup
The weather warms from the mid-20s to mid-50s with Indiana soil moisture boosted by weekend rain totaling 3.5 inches. Overnight lows were 25 at six stations, 21 at Lafayette and 28 at South Bend. Highs today 42 to 53, 50s Tuesday, week outlook 4 to 8 degrees above normal with occasional showers and 0.20 to 0.40 inch totals.
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Lafayuete
South Bend
Elwood
Monticello Paper Raises Home Delivery and Stand Prices
The Mor cello Herald Journal increased the weekly home delivered subscription rate from 40 to 45 cents and the single copy price at news stands from 7 to 10 cents effective today.
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Monticello, Incl
UPI
Mor’ Cello Herald - Journal
Israeli General May Get Post Amid War Aftermath
Itzhak Rabin, credited with Israel's Mideast war victory, may be named ambassador to the United States. Israeli authorities report sabotage explosions disrupting rail service, blamed on El Fatah. Chaim Bar-Lev named to replace Rabin as army chief of staff.
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Israel
United States
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Arab el Fatah
Cairo
Egypt
Arab League
Ahmed Shukeir
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rabat
Chaim Bar-Lev
Vance Leaves Athens After Cyprus War Averted
Cyrus R. Vance departed Athens with confidence that Greece and Turkey have accepted UN Chief Thant’s call for troop withdrawal from Cyprus. The island nation was also expected to accept the appeal, signaling a easing of tensions in the eastern Mediterranean.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
U.N
Thant
Communists Arrested in Madrid Plot
Authorities broke up a pro-Peking communist cell attempting to form a Marxist Leninist party in Spain and arrested seven people, the UPI report said Sunday.
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Madrid
UPI
Spain
Cable Car Crash in San Francisco Sparks Fiery Wreck
A rainy night ride ended in disaster as a cable car failed on a steep hill, smashing into a family car and another vehicle, starting a blaze. Forty three people were injured, six children among them, with four of twelve hospital admits in critical condition.
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San Francisco
UPS
Seelyville Woman Killed In Two-Car Ohio Valley Crash
Reported Sunday crashes raised Indiana weekend traffic deaths to at least 14. Benjamin Harrison 72 and Marie Straw 69 died in a two car collision on U S 31 two miles north of Walton Cass County. Mrs Donna Gardner 30 and her 9 year old daughter Kristie perished when their car washed into a culvert south of Crawfordsville. Eva Hyde 46 was killed in a separate head on collision near Putnam County.
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Kokomo
Marie Straw
Galveson
Walton
Cass County
Harrison
Donna Gardner
Crawordsvile
Kristie
Crawfordsville
Eva M Hyde
Vile
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