Ambassadors Journey To New Capitals Amid Peace Push
U.S. envoys W Averell Harriman and Arthur Goldberg made surprise visits to Warsaw and the Vatican as President Johnson presses a peace bid. Goldberg, UN ambassador, met Pope Paul VI after a secret arrival and said Johnson backs moving the conflict from battle to bargaining.
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President Sends New Mission To Canada
The White House announced a presidential peace mission to Canada as part of a broader effort to press for peace in Vietnam. McGeorge Bundy flew to Ottawa to meet Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson while Johnson planned a conference by telephone. Moyers said more ambassadorial travels, including by Harriman, were likely to push the peace objective.
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Poland
India
International Control Commission
Viet Nam
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Warsaw
Belgrade
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United States
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More than 900 potentially destructive earthquakes occur worldwide each year, according to the U S Department of the Interior.
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Ground Fighting Still Continues
Viet Cong attacks persist around Saigon and near Da Nang amid a seven day U.S. air war moratorium. In Quang Ngai Province three U.S. Marines and eight South Vietnamese soldiers were murdered after capture. Saigon journalist Tu Chong was killed riding home. Viet Cong overruns Hill 60 again near Da Nang. heavy fighting and artillery support continue along the Cambodian border with Vietnamese ranger units pinned down and casualties reported.
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da Nang
Quang Ngai
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Chinh Luan
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Eighteen Fires in Two Days Stretch City Firemen
Eighteen blazes on Tuesday and Wednesday kept city firemen busy day and night with a nineteenth fire Thursday morning in a vacant house. Total fire damage for the year surpassed $330,000. A warehouse fire at 24 N. 1st St. caused about $14,000 in damage, the second warehouse blaze in three days. Fire officials note several reports of people seen near the Bauermeister-Hegeman building before the fire, but causes remain under investigation and arson is not yet suspected.
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Robert Spitler
Marley St
Rea Park
Don Harris
Frank Klampt
Ray McManus
Bauermeister-Hegeman Moving, Inc
N. 1St St
Harris
Trustees Delay Approval Of New Gabbert Contract
The Vigo County School Corporation Board postponed discussion on renewing Superintendent Max Gabbert's contract, expiring June 30, 1966, planning to revisit January 17. Other actions included approving a $188,869 reading improvement program funded by federal money and a $89,420 cataloging and media center project. The board authorized site purchases, hydrant rentals, janitorial contracts totaling $21,607.40, and noted planned inspections at Glenn Junior High and signals near Honey Creek High School.
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Max Gabbert
State Department of Public Instructions
Indiana State University
Carl Riddle
West Terre Haute
H. P. Shirley & Co
Huntington Laboratories
Fuller Brush Company
Scientific Wax
Puritan Chemical Company
Swift & Co
Italy Near Political Collapse As Moro Receives Foreign Post
Rome AP report says President Saragat named Premier Aldo Moro to take the foreign minister portfolio after Amintore Fanfani resigned amid opposition protests over the North Vietnamese peace feeler. Fanfani planned to quit Jan 6, with observers predicting behind the scenes moves.
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Harriman to visit Paris for talks with Murville
U S sources say W Averell Harriman special envoy to President arrives in Paris this weekend for talks with Foreign Minister Maurice Couva de Murville after missions to Warsaw relating to the Vietnamese conflict.
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W. Averell Harrriman
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Maurice Couva de Murville
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State Judicial System Overhaul Gets Under Way
INDIANAPOLIS UP I The Indiana Judicial Study Commission heard proposals to modernize Indiana courts including abolishing the Justice of the Peace system non partisan selection of judges and a population based court structure The commission led by Sen Wesley Bowers met for the second time since a court order ban was lifted and it was given until Sept 1 to report to Governor Branigin and the Legislative Advisory Commission A consultant role was awarded to the Chicago Judicature Society and three judges spoke about court reporter delays noting the ongoing need for improvement Continued On Page 2 Col 8
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Wesley Bowers
Devansville
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Legislative Advisory Commission
Chicago Judicature Society
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Robert E. Allard
Weather map report for Terre Haute area
The weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions for Terre Haute and vicinity with south winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight and Friday will be cloudy, mild, and windy with highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s and lows in the 40s. Indiana mostly cloudy with a chance of light rain Friday. Illinois increases cloudiness with showers Friday. Temperature readings show 44 at 9 am and 63 at 2 pm.
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