Target rifle competition narrows generation gap at Carlisle
At Carlisle Barracks Army War College a junior rifle club with 133 youths ages 12 and 13 fosters parent child bonds through smallbore shooting. Col LeRoy Strong notes coaches include parents and aims include expert shooters, with four already earning the distinguished expert badge as the season runs September to May.
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Detroit
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East West trade debate and NATB car theft aid highlighted
Congress weighs expanding East West trade under the Export Control Act as administration and AFL CIO push for policy tools. NATB reports 1968 Illinois car thefts at 9728 insured, 6243 recovered, with 772000 cars stolen nationwide. case studies show rapid theft tracing via NATB microfilm.
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Europe
Congress
Nixon
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Police Seek Theft Agency Aid for Car Thieves
In Tilinois a large number of vehicles are reported stolen this year and police plan to work with the national theft agency to track vehicles by identification numbers.
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Chicago
National Auto Theft Bureau
National Auto-Theft Bureau
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Tilf
Nois
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Melrose Family Social and Travel Notes in June
Miss June Kenderdine and Mrs Leah Green with family visits in Melrose and Jacksonville North Carolina. Theo enjoyed two days at Surf City Beach and toured the USS North Carolina Battleship. Lawrence Kenderdine injured his spine in a pond accident but did not require hospitalization.
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Gary
Chris
Chuck Ogle
Yvette
Eric
Greg Wells
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Theo
Surf City Beach
Wellington
North Carolina Grays
New River Air Station
Camp Lejune
Camp Geirer
Greens
Ogles
Carroll St. John
Rodney
Donna Kenderdine
Johnny Shelton
Mike
Warren Kenderdine
June
Flossie Kenderdine
Lawrence Kenderdine
J. C. Canfield
Mary Adams
Jim Griffin
Lawrence
Robinson
Social notes from West Union area residents
West Union residents report hospital treatments at Union Hospital in Terre Haute for Rosa Tolbert and Joyce Kreamer with observation for Kreamer. Visitors include Gene Harris and family from Morris Illinois and Frank McCammon returning from Sullivan Indiana. Alongs guests at Dickersons Charleston dinner are Ledermann and Wright families. John Diamond preaches at Christian Church and is called as pastor after a campus program. John Sheets and son visit Indianapolis. Virgil Eaton and Erma Reynolds visit Rush Dolson and Lola Raugherty in Marshall.
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Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Joyce Kreamer
Gene Harris
Morris,llinois
Harris
Paul Crumlin
Frank McCammon
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Indiana
Howard Utterback
Ronnie
Fairbanks
Alaska
Fenton Ledermann
Hattie Ledermann
Ruth Wright
Earl Dickergon
Charleston
Wright
Harnet Wright
the Dickerson
John Diamond
John Sheets
John
Sheets
Williams
Indianapolis
Virgil Eaton
West York
Erma Reynolds
Marshall
Rush Dolson
Lola Raugherty
Teens for Christ to Speak at Clarksville Church
West Liberty notes list community visits and events. Teens for Christ from Chris man Illinois will lead an eight o clock service at Clarksville Church on July 6. Several residents, including Rev Walter Quxflush visiting from California, shared travels and hospital visits, with social gatherings and family visits highlighted.
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Illinois
Clarksvile Church
Max Hirschman
Clea. Curtright
Dorothy Geffs
Kenneth Cox
Walter Cox
Eather Fitzgarrald
Kansas Park
Richard Clapp
Anita
Arizona
Dan Shumaker
Harlan Shumaker
Lester Shumaker
Pars
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Bobby Statesman
Rosa Statesman
Mary Behner
Grace Newlin
Terre Haute
Addie Chapman
Wilbur Curtright
Clea Curtright
Walter Quxflush
California
Clarksville
Quxsflush
West Berlin
West
East Berlin
Carroll Hinkle
Maude Waite
Paris Hospital
Ola Fox
Victor Oakley
James Lashbrook
Lily Stark
Gertie Kearns
Paris
Charley Baker
Charley Anderson
Clara White
Everett Reed
Daughters
Irma Veach
Carrol Hinkle
Two Week Left to Illinois Truck License
Officials warn owners of most trucks and second division vehicles must display the new fiscal year plates by Midnight July 15. About 385,000 of an expected 965,000 registrations have been completed as enforcement plans begin statewide. The 1967 legislative change shifted second division vehicle registration from a calendar year to a fiscal year basis, requiring full annual fees for the new plates.
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Natb Western Division
Chicago
NATSB
United States
New York
Michael J. Murphy
Wm. J. Favis
Western Division
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Manchester
Vermont
Worcester
William J. Luby
National Crime Information Center
FBI
Washington
Luby
NATE
Illinois
Haid
General Assembly
July 4 Holiday Driving Warnings From Secretary of State
The secretary urged careful driving during the three day July 4 holiday as firecrackers are banned for safety. Automobiles, unlike fireworks, cause more danger on busy roads with increasing traffic each year. motorists should show extra care to avoid fatalities or injuries when the holiday ends.
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National Junior Angus Show draws dozens of states to Missouri
More than 130 youth from 13 states will exhibit over 190 Angus heifers at the first National Junior Angus Show in Columbia Missouri. Missouri leads with 39 exhibitors followed by Oklahoma and others including Iowa Indiana and Illinois. The event runs July 24 23 25 at the University of Missouri livestock center tied to the 15th American Angus Conference. Premiums rise 25 percent for measured animals with breeders earning an additional 25 percent. Robert Totusek of Oklahoma State University will judge and lead a session on what to look for in an Angus show. Leading speakers from Texas A M and Lloyd D Miller of the American Angus Association will outline program goals for the 1970s.
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Columbia
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa
Indiana
Andllinois
Additon
Arkansas
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
University of Missouri Beautiful New Livestock Center
Robert Totusek
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Anteram
L & Pone
Texas A & M Unversity
College Station
Meramec Caverns Promises Modern Cave Tours on Route 66
The tour site near St Louis boasts five story underground passages with ongoing improvements. Trained rangers guide visitors through a climate controlled cave featuring modern lighting, a restaurant, motel and a 10 000 item shop. Peter Dill opened Meramec in 1935 and it remains the world’s most successful private cave.
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Meramec Caverns
U.S
Sue Pinter
Jesse James
Jesse
Quantrill
James
Mother Nature
St. Louis
U.S. 66
Stanton
Lester B Dill
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