First Armistice Day memory by Vecete veteran essay
Alva L Vecete a former Indianapolis resident and World War II navy veteran writes about the first Armistice Day aboard the USS Arkansas in Scotland. He recalls the 1918 celebrations, the band, flags, and a two minute silence, and urges renewing Veterans Day observances and prayers for those still serving.
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Christmas remembrance list of servicemen from Viet Nam
The Daily C t zen publishes a roster of Areca men serving in Viet Nam with names ranks units and APO/FPO addresses for Christmas remembrance. The list includes Sgt Robert E Gabbard James W Rollins Larry G Diver Denver Hubble Jr Paul Chapman Edwin L Moody Steven Baize Jackie L Meier John H Pickard Stephen Wm Hall Wallace G Wilson Robert E Carpenter Ronald L Richards and others with their units and APO/FPO details.
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State Police Academy Planned for Indiana
Indiana Governor Branigin and State Police Superintendent Robert O Nea l announced plans for a state police academy to move training from basements and garages. They expect a five million dollar cost, to be funded by grants if needed, with state support and free training for counties. The proposal accompanies a mandatory police training act to set minimum standards for recruits and allow ongoing career training.
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Park says no more regular Korean troops to Vietnam
President Park Chung Hee announced that no further regular Korean combat troops would be sent to South Vietnam. He indicated reservists could serve as non combatants at US installations. South Korea currently fields about 45,000 combat troops in Vietnam, the largest foreign contingent after the United States.
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Air Force Radar Plane Crashes 125 Miles Off Nantucket
An Air Force EC1121 radar plane with 19 aboard crashed in fog 125 miles east of Nantucket. No survivors were found. A Coast Guard search, oil slick and debris were reported as crews from Otis Air Force Base joined the hunt.
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Gemini Set For Today's Launch
Cape Kennedy UPI reports Gemini 12 astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Buzz Aldrin slept as launch crews prepared for a four day finale to the record setting series. Everything was reported go for the mission with the Atlas Agena target rocket scheduled to lift at 2 08 p m EST and the crew following at 3 46 p m.
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Indiana Easter Seal Child Contest Opens Greene County
Garland Graves of Bloomfield announces qualifications for the Indiana Easter Seal Child contest. Entrants aged 5 to 19 who have received county society assistance and are visibly handicapped may apply. the state contest is set for December with winners receiving publicity, a Camp Koch campership, apparel, and national entry.
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Fringe Benefits for GOP From Indiana Election Triumphs
Two fringe gains for Indiana Republicans from last Tuesday's election include a path to Senate control in 1969 and a majority on the State Supreme Court. Seventeen Republicans won four year Senate terms to 8 for Democrats, with Baran elected in Lake County for two years. The Supreme Court returns two Republicans to its 3-0-2 balance, though future shifts remain possible as terms expire.
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Frederick M.landis
Logansport
Branigin
Frederick Rakestraw
Rochester
High Court
Norman Arberburn
Walter Myers
Lebanon
Earl Landgrebe
Valparaiso
Marlin McDaniel
Richmond
Gene Snowden
Huntington
House
Robert Nash
Tipton
W. W. Hill
Indianapolis
James Plakett
New Washington
Robert O'Banaga
Corydon
Wilfid Ullrich
Aurora
William Christy
Hammond
Robert Mahonald
South Bend
Baran
1st Infantry Division enters major winter offensive sweep
U S Army deploys about 25 000 GIs from the 1st Infantry Division into a large jungle sweep near the Cambodian border seeking to crush Viet Cong 9th Division resistance as U S pilots conducted 83 missions in North Vietnam. Father Michael Quealy a New York priest with the 1st Division was killed while administering last rites to a wounded soldier.
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Pope seeks longer Christmas cease fire in Viet Nam
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI is seeking a longer Christmas truce in South Viet Nam. A Vatican spokesman says the pontiff has made peace moves nine days earlier but offers no response from Hanoi Peking or Washington. Last year's 37 day pause followed U S bombing pause and influenced peace talks.
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De Gaulle to Visit Montreal Exhibition Next Year
President Charles de Gaulle has reportedly agreed to visit the Montreal International Exhibition next year. Officials would not confirm but sources said the trip is planned with no firm date yet.
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Driver Dozes As Car Goes Astray Near Richland Creek Bridge
Royce Rupert 23 of Bloomfield and two passengers escaped injury when his car crossed the center line on highway 54 at Ore Branch Road and veered into a ditch, stopping in a wheat field at the Don Calvert farm. Damages totaled $525 with no tickets issued.
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Johnson foresees tougher sledding for Great Society
President Johnson said he expects tougher times for his Great Society program but not great trouble. He cited a Republican resurgence in the next Congress yet noted a reasonable working majority with 248-187 in the House and 64-36 in the Senate. His seven man medical team will select the hospital and date for his throat and abdominal surgery, expected next week.
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Nautilus and Essex Head to Port After Collision
The Nautilus and the Essex headed for Norfolk port to repair damage from a grinding collision off the North Carolina coast. One crewman on the Nautilus was injured as the submarine, submerged during antisubmarine warfare drills about 360 miles offshore, suffered a damaged conning tower while the carrier sprang a leak. The Nautilus, first nuclear submarine, was ordered to New London escorted by USS Furse for safe voyage.
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