Five Day Outlook Temperatures Rise Across Indiana Illinois
Indiana warm through Saturday with highs 84 to 90 and lows 61 to 68. Temperatures run 6 to 10 degrees above normal, cooling late Thursday or Friday with a one half to one inch precipitation through the period including a shower around Thursday. Illinois sees 5 to 10 degree above normal highs and little day to day change, cooler north Friday, and a few showers central and northern regions Thursday or Friday.
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Airliner collision ends with safe landing in Milwaukee
A light Cessna 150 rammed into North Central Airlines Flight 261 near Milwaukee as the private plane appeared on the right. The co pilot John Mazur 30 suffered multiple injuries while the 10 aboard the Convair 580 remained calm. Three young passengers Rick Stenberg 19 Virginia Johnson 18 and Richard Johnson 12 were later identified among the victims. A National Transportation Safety Board team led by Thomas Saunders began investigation into the crash.
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Italy and Vietnam tales mix in odd late-night column
Winchell recalls trips to Italy and Vietnam, jokes about medals and stores. Celebrity notes mention Theodora Gaston tied to Paul Getty, a Santa Monica confection, Tony Sacco and the Stork Club connected to a 1944 song, and a Florida nightclub hit. Also references to Alabama Wallace, opera star Joanna Simon, and H. L. Mencken on virtue.
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Rocky and Goldwater era politics echo in campaign chatter
The piece portrays Rocky as a well connected candidate who has spent heavily on his bid and resembles past contenders like Stassen and Nixon. It notes his personal wealth dedication, large ad buys, and strong network at Convention Hall, while recalling Goldwater era support and the fear of past disappointments affecting his strategy.
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Stanford P O Ready to Move
STANFORD INDIANA AP The 75 residents of this town welcomed the Post Office Department canceling a plan to close 347 small post offices one room building run by Olive Edwards since 1949 was ready to move. Lowell Sparks hopes the post office stays open noting the school is gone and small communities will die if closures continue.
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Friends to Meet at Earlham College in Richmond
The 148th yearly Friends meeting will be held August 9 to 15 at Earlham College in Richmond. Officials plan to discuss reorganizing the yearly meeting.
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Yearly Meeting of Friends
Earlham College
Rockefeller Leads in Cross-State Presidential Preference Poll
A Sindlinger & Co poll of 2,583 voters in 48 states found New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller the strongest presidential candidate among major party hopefuls. Rockefeller outpolled Nixon against Humphrey McCarthy while Nixon led Rockefeller against Wallace, yet overall Rockefeller was preferred.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Sindlinger & Co., Inc
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Fire at Sea Kills 7 on British Liner Gothic
A blaze 800 miles east of New Zealand aboard the British liner Gothic killed seven English passengers or crew members. The ship lost radio and navigation gear and is using emergency steering while returning to Wellington at 16 knots.
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UPI
New Zealand
Shaw Savill Line
M.J. Smith
Estimated 45.5 Million Catholics in United States
A census estimate places the number of Roman Catholics in the United States at about 45.5 million, reflecting the church's sizable national presence and demographic reach.
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