Crossing Crash Kills Three In Indiana And South Carolina
A fatal day of highway crashes left three dead in an Indiana crossing collision and six killed in a bus rear-end crash on Interstate 26 near Columbia. An Anderson family of five, including two youngsters, died when their car hit a freight train in Daleville. Names include Velma Talley and children Diane and Louie Ray Talley. Police reported the train failed to slow, with the car dragged over 200 feet. In Indiana a separate crash near Greensburg claimed Carl R. Luken. South Carolina victims were all aboard a Trailways bus, with 15 to 17 others injured. truck three miles north of Columbia. Driver Donald Goan described evasive actions before the fatal rear impact.
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Indiana
Columbia
South Carolina
Anderson
New York Central
Daleville
Velma Talley
Diane
Louie Ray
Othe
Starr Bilbrey
Minette Bilbrey
St. John's Hospital
St John's
Raymond Rigney
Phil Goldsmith
Franzietta Talley
Goldsmith
Indianapolis
Detroit
John Barker
G. O. Buzzard
Rt. 3
North Manchester
Andrews
Huntington County
Carl R. Luken
Greensburg
Ind. 3
Sardinia
Roy Cherry
Richland County
Cherry
Charleston Naval Base
Donald Goan
Morristown
Tenn
Goan
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity
The U S Weather Bureau reports increasing cloudiness today with rain likely spreading into the area. Rain tonight gradually changes to snow or flurries Thursday with eastern winds 8 to 13 mph. High today in the 40s, tonight in the upper 30s, Thursday remains in the upper 30s with falling temperatures. Hazardous driving warnings issued for northern and central Indiana tonight with mixed precipitation and potential snow north and central areas. Illinois warns of rain and possible thunderstorms changing to snow, 1 to 3 inches by Thursday. Temperatures: 36 at 9 AM and 41 at 9 PM.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Sale
Area Planning Commission Elects Budget Agreement Reached
The Vigo County Area Planning Commission elected William Bindley Sr as president and Virgil House as vice president with Ray Harris as temporary secretary. A five month interim budget of 20 885 was set, with 6 250 to the executive director from the Sanitary District, aiming for a 14 635 county request. The commission adopted a revised budget cutting office equipment to 4 000 and set salaries for directors, seeking federal grant eligibility and a Chicago time extension for an 880 000 sewer extension grant.
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Vigo County Area Planning Commission
William Bindley Sr
KE. H. Bindley Drug Co
John K. Lemry
Virgil House
Davis Ave
Ray Harris
Planning Commission
Vigo County Council
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Commission
Lee Robert Mann
Harris
Area Planning Commission
Vigo County
Sanitary District
Logan G. Edwards
Fayette Township
L. Sam Todd
Nevins Township
Jesse DeBord
Lost Creek Township
Warren Boyll
Linton Township
Barrex Piety
Prairie Creek Township
Burch Harlan
Prairieton Township
Chicago
Seelyville
Maoist Forces Claim Victory in Sinkiang and Cities
Peking posters reported by Kyodo News claim Mao Tse-tung forces routed opponents in Sinkiang, seizing Urumchi and Shihhotze, with five major cities under Maoist control including Peking Tsingtao Shanghai and Taiyung. Some resistance and guerrilla fighting were noted, while peace talks were said to be sought.
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Tokyo
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Sinkiang
Red China
Japan
Kyodo
Mao
Urumchi
Shihhotze
Peking Radio
Communist Party
Kweiyang
Kweichow
China
Tsingtao
Yellow Sea
Shanghai
Taiyung
Shansi
New China News Agency
Heads of four universities seek building funds in Indiana
Presidents of Indiana's four state universities urged the House Ways and Means Committee to restore construction funding cut by the Budget Committee. IU President Elvis Stahr argued for a systems approach to reduce costs, noting a large state surplus and cautioning against heavy use of bond funding for major academic buildings. He urged investing surplus to meet permanent construction needs and save on interest.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
House
Ways and Means Committee
State Budget Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Elvis Stahr
Indiana University
I.U
University of California
Stahr
Frederick L. Hovde
Allied Forces Kill 136 Viet Cong in Skirmishes
Allied forces reported killing at least 136 Communists in a series of skirmishes. Five Americans died in a Laotian border plane crash and another air accident caused U.S. bombs to hit a Marine unit 75 miles south of Da Nang. A C123 defoliation mission was shot down possibly over Laos. A separate incident involved an A6 Intruder jet misfire that wounded 11 Marines. B52s bombed targets near Quang Ngai and along the Ho Chi Minh Trail as weather limited further air activity. The clash tally included 56 Viet Cong in the Mekong Delta and 40 Marines in the northern jungle. Continued on Page 7.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Laos
Ceaers
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Carrier Air Wing 11
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Russia to shrink Peking embassy to skeleton size
Soviet government plans to cut its Peking embassy staff to a skeleton size and urge the Chinese mission in Moscow to do the same. Riots and hostilities by Chinese authorities have made normal functions impossible, with the Peking embassy besieged and diplomats abused. The situation has drawn protests and widened to other cities.
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Moscow
UPS
Peking
China
Hanoi
Paris
Asia Holds Vast Extremes in Peaks and Populations
Asia, the largest continent, claims the highest mountains and deepest depressions, the longest peninsulas, and regions of both dense and sparse populations across its varied landscapes.
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Asia
Satanic Wedding Ends In Hellish Ceremony In San Francisco
A 26 year old Judith Case and 36 year old Joan Raymond were married Tuesday night in a Satanist ceremony led by Anton Szandor LaVey in a Victorian San Francisco residence. A 500 pound lion roared and banged his cage as LaVey proclaimed the union conceived in hell. No marriage license was obtained.
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San Francisco
Hell
Judith Case
Goucher College
Edward Haile Case
New York Power Authority
Joan Raymond
Anton Szandor LaVey
LaVey
Cian
Pan
Togare
Raymond
Satanic Church
Heaven
Indiana Senate approves 15 bills on roll call votes
INDIANAPOLIS UPI The Indiana Senate passed 15 bills and sent them to the House by near unanimous roll calls. Major securities reform passed 35 6. other actions include raising mechanics lien wages to 1000, creating a second Elkhart County superior court, allowing juries in Elkhart and Goshen, and enabling Morris Plan branches without hearings.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
House
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Goshen
Indianapolis Morris Plan
Madison County
Building and Loan Association
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
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Associated Press
Trailway
Interstate
U. S. Weather Bureau
Kermit Nees
Walter A. Baran
East
Baran
Indiana Senate Legislative Apportionment Committee
Russia
United Press International
Satan
Senate
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