Drive safely this Labor Day weekend urged by authorities
As the Labor Day weekend nears, Indiana authorities urge headlights on and cautious driving to prevent a repeat of the July 4th weekend tragedy that claimed 23 lives and injured 33. State Police will be out in force with full enforcement, canceling leaves to oversee traffic safety. A local drive promotes the See Indiana First license plate for $1, despite Ohio origin warnings, while taxpayers express frustration over local tax budgets and public meetings. The piece notes the 1965 Hunting Atlas by Bob Wallack detailing hunting seasons and a directory of shooting preserves.
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B.p.w’s
Ellen Haseman
Ohio
Greene County Taxpayers Association
The
Taxpayers Association
U.S
Bob Wallack
Mace Magazine Corporation
New York
Washington
Florida
Maine
Kentucky
Wyoming
States
Guardsmen and police keep order in Southern towns
National Guardsmen and state troopers maintained order in two racially tense Southern towns today while African Americans planned to resume demonstrations in Chicago.
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United Press International
Chicago
Unemployment steady as nonwhite job gains noted
The Labor Department reported the national unemployment rate at 4.5 percent in August, the lowest in eight years, with a notable drop for teenagers and significant improvement for Negroes and other non whites. Despite gains, officials warn the gap with whites remains. In Natchez Mississippi Negroes faced a threatened march after desegregation demands were rebuffed, leading to a civic boycott call. Plymouth North Carolina saw checkpoints and weapon seizures as tensions rose, while Chicago prepared a desegregation drive led by Rev Bevel seeking broader social reform and the ouster of School Superintendent Willis.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Natchez
Miss
Charles Evers
Uncle Tom
Plymouth
N.C
Golden Frinks
North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Jones
Raleigh
Moore
Chicago
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Benjamin Willis
War Crimes Court Hands Down Verdict At Treblinka
In Düsseldorf a war crimes court sentenced four men to life imprisonment for involvement in the murder of 300,000 inmates at Treblinka in Poland and 700,000 overall. Lesser terms from four to seven years were given to five other defendants. one man was acquitted.
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Germany
UPI
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Frankfurt
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Willi Mentz
Wilhelm Minete
Artur Mattes
West Germany
U.S
Chu Lai
Saigon
Col
William G. Johnson
Tyler
Tex
Marine Aircraft Group 36
U. S
da Nang
Two Killed in State Hunting Accidents
Hunting accidents killed two men in the state. William Warren Woods, 15, of Holton, fell while hunting with his brother Kenneth, 13, near Dabney west of Versailles in Ripley County. His 12 gauge discharged, pellets hit him in the mouth. John Ernest Hauser Jr., 28, of Wheatfield, was mortally wounded while squirrel hunting near his home when his 410 gauge shotgun cocked and discharged as he climbed a fence. he died about an hour later at Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer.
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United Press International
William Warren Woods
Holton
Dabney
Versailles
Ripley County
Kenneth
Gladys Woods
John Ernest Hauser, Jr
R.R
Wheatfield
Hauser
Jasper County Hospital
Rensselaer
Marines Ship Out From Camp Pendleton for Far East
About 1,100 Marines from Camp Pendleton boarded Navy transports Thursday for movement in the Far East. A Marine spokesman provided no further sailing details.
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San Diego
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Far East
Priceless DeLong ruby retrieved from underworld
Multi millionaire John D. MacArthur bought the 100 carat DeLong ruby back from criminals and returned it to a bank vault. He paid $25 000 from his own pocket as a public service to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The DeLong ruby had been stolen Oct 29 along with the Star of India sapphire and 20 other gems by three Miami Beach boys.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
UPI
John D. MacArthur
Underworld
MacArthur
Sheriff's
S.O.B
Joseph Segal
Charles MacArthur
Helen Hayes
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Star of India
Miami “Beach
Jack
Murph the Surf
Beach
Miami
State Board to Probe Cities State Board to Probe Cities
The Indiana State Board of Finance voted to query 15 cities towns and counties about borrowing from the State Post War Planning Loan Fund. Total requested 339477 with only 49023 in the fund, to guide future planning. Loans from Flood Control Revolving Fund approved totaling 125000 to Busseron Conservancy District and West Creek Conservancy District.
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Indianapolis
UPI
State Board of Finance
Indiana
Mark L. France
France
Frankfort
Kentland
Mulberry
Brazil
Cicero
Connersville
Peru
North Manchester
Union City
Sullivan County
Jeffersonville
Lafontaine
Angola
Westville
Geneva
Flood Control Revolving Fund
Busseron Conservancy District
Greene
Sullivan
Vigo
Clay Counties
West Creek Conservancy District
Lake County
Labor Day Weekend Death Toll Forecast Across Nation
The Labor Day weekend may see 500 to 600 highway deaths as up to 87 million cars flood the roads. Police brace for crashes and possible resort riots from Maine to Oregon, with Maine reporting 50 patrol vacancies. The National Safety Council cites 1963's 1,000 hour death spike as a historic comparison.
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United Press International
Maine
Oregon
National Safety Council
Woman Changes Story In Death Of Ohio Child
A suburban mother Mari ann Colby of Shaker Heights, 40, is jailed on a first degree murder charge in the August death of 8 year old John Cremer Young Jr. She now says the pistol fired as she dropped laundry, refuting an earlier claim that her retarded son caused the boy’s death and that she hid the body. The weapon was a .32 caliber revolver.
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Ion
Robert Colby
Dane
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
John Cremer Young
Colby
Gates Mills
Carl Longstreet
Mariann Colby
John Cremer Young Jr
Cremer
Samuel Gerber
Khrushchev in Hospital For Routine Checkup
Nikita Khrushchev 72, former premier, has been in a Moscow hospital for two weeks for a routine checkup. He is expected to be released soon to return to a country villa near Smolensk, with a town apartment near the Canadian Embassy. His health is described as fair and the checkup a normal precaution at his age.
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UPI
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Khrushchev
Nina Petrovna
Smolensk
Usovo
Khrushchevs
Stare Komushenny No. 19
Kremlin
Weekend May Be Marred by Rain
Indiana forecast warns of daily showers and possible thundershowers over the holiday weekend. Highs expected in the upper 70s to mid 80s with mild, picnic friendly weather between showers. Overnight lows in the 50s. five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal and precipitation around three-fourths of an inch.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Louisville
South Bend
Stores and banks close for Labor Day in Linton
Places of business will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday. The People's Trust Co. and Citizens National Banks will be closed along with government offices and stores. The Post Office will observe holiday hours with lobby service from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for lock box use. The Daily Citizen will publish.
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Linton
Peoples Trust Co
Citizens National Banks
Daily Citizen
India Pakistan Jets Clash Over Kashmir Daily
The clash marks a third straight day of fighting with Pakistan claiming a lop sided victory. Reports say Pakistani troops moved toward the Rann of Kutch while the White House expressed grave concern and urged U N mediation. Ambassador Goldberg met Secretary General Thant as the Security Council considered next steps.
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Kashmir
Rann of Kutch
India
Washington
White House
Johnson
United Nations
U. S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Security Council
Thant
Goldberg
Council
U.N
Hartke Bill Aids 60 000 Indiana Students
Senator Vance Hartke announced that the Senate approved a five year $4.7 billion higher education bill. He said the measure would help as many as 60,000 Indiana young people and provide more than $4.6 million for the first year in state funds. The bill aims to give every qualified student a chance to attend college.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Indiana
U.S. Senate
Hartke
State Chairman To Speak Here At Greene County Dem Club
Gordon St. Angelo of Indianapolis, state Democrat chairman, will be the principal speaker at the Greene County Women's Democrat club meeting at the shelter at its park Tuesday. He will discuss the political scene and preview next year’s campaign. A covered dish dinner at 7 p.m. precedes the program. Attendees are asked to bring a white elephant gift.
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Gordon St. Angelo
Indianapolis
Greene County Women’s Democrat Club
Angelo
Trans Caribbean Air Lines Debuts DC-8 Nonstop NYC to San Juan
Trans Caribbean Air Lines highlights air progress by noting DC-8 fan jets now fly nonstop between New York and San Juan carrying 177 passengers per flight. That passenger count equals six DC-3 trips used when operations began in 1945.
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New York
Trans Caribbean Airways
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Premier Re-Elected Beirat Syria Leader Chairman
Syrian premier Amin Hafez was re-elected chairman of the presidency per Radio Damascus report. Hafez, a former army commander, holds the top post in Syria amid regional tensions and ongoing leadership transitions.
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Lebanon
UPI
Amin Hafez
Syria
Radio Damascus
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