Meredith Guard Debate Reflects Mississippi Crisis
Gov Ross Barnett and Atty General Robert Kennedy clash over state troops at Ole Miss amid Meredith enrollment and campus riots. Kennedy warns of withdrawal only with guarantees, while Barnett vows to maintain law and order, linking guard presence to union campus safety and state authority. Additional note: library dedication in Indiana unrelated to Mississippi events.
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State
Col Regulationslege Board
Kennedy
Barnett
Robert Kennedy
Ole Miss
Meredith
U Jackson
Miss
UPD
Ross Barnett
James
University of Mississippi
Franklin, Ind
James Mereith
Lin College Library
Trolmen
B. F. Hamilton
Barnet
University of Mislin Corporation
Higher
Central JHS Concert Draws Many Local Performers
Central JHS hosted a Thursday concert featuring performances by the Central Choral group and the Serenaders. Participants included Mrs James Powell Miss Mary Cain and Karen Pert Keel among others with a large list of singers and musicians contributing to the event.
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Shodon
James Powell
Mary Cain
Karen Pert Keel
Lois Kleinhein
Dannykins
Dan Rinker
Kuln
Central Choraliers
Mike Kay Land
Anita Lee
Kathy Adams
Mike Alexander
Rodney Halene
Terry Martin
Ray
Debby Cahe
Melissa McCarel
Terry Yinnwce
Taninn Reidgne
Relinds McShurley
Don Neal
Beth New- Gloria Jones
Sandy King
Halleck Defends Budget Fight as GOP Cut Speculation
In a House speech Lee Halleck dismisses as baseless the idea of a GOP blueprint to slice 108 billion in requested funds by 15 billion. He warns the scare is a ghost story and notes the plan would detail job losses across the country. The exchange comes amid Democratic Republican tension over spending cuts and election-season messaging.
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Toescay
Albert
Halleck
Sumrium
CMU
Jakud
Beverly Jones
Sarah Kinley
Washington
House
Lois Kleinhein
Kathy Malone
Charles A
Becky Miller
Dick McCabe
Ind
Melissa McCaret
Dennis Oakes
Karen Perkins
Pam Phelps
Ruth Tween
GOP
Kennedy
Carl Albert
United States
Janet Thurston wins Madison County 4-H Share the Fun Festival
Janet Thurston of Alexandria won the county 4-H Share the Fun Festival held April 1 at Alexandria High School. She performed a jazz tap dance and advances to the district festival in Cowan on April 10, with the winner moving to Purdue University for the state festival. Runner up was Linda Stahl, also from Alexandria, who did a tap routine.
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Janet Thurston
Paul Thurston
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Madison County
Alexandria High School
Judith Lanson
Thurston
Cowan
Ind
Delaware County
Purdue University
Linda Stahl
Linda
Sanley Kingma
David Greenlee
Real Estate Speakers Highlight Anderson Realtors Meeting
Members of the Anderson Board of Realtors will hold a Friday noon session at Farris Cafetorium. Guest speaker William H. Keller of Indianapolis will discuss Real Estate Investment Trusts. George Harrison will preside. Mrs. Sarah Boyd is program chair.
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Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris Cafetoria
William H. Keller
Indianapolis
Sarah Boyd
George Harrison
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Linda Armstrong
Carol Breaker
Janice Bridges
Cindy Carter
Scott Clear
Todd Clear
Connie Crane
DeWayne Deck
Joel Ebbert
Mina Foley
David Gillaspy
Peggy Hancock
Sandy Hanna
Phil Harris
Sally Hillsamer
Andona Uidenn
Wandall Chiff
Serenaders
Chevaliers
Moon River
Ebberetts
Sarah Ley
Linda Hiscox
Vincent Houser
Fred van Ness
Clear
Beverly Caldwell
Connie
Pam Phelips
Ruth
Jane
Sam Crosley
DeWayne Philips
Carole Pistole
Kerry Religious
Popular Deck
Lonnie Dillman
Richard Pyle
Larry Reveal
Mary Janes
Wuupyo
Wory Ssevecat
Wan Guru
Cuming
Ellsworth
Jackie Qshorne
Michele Parks
Ritaker
Thomas Robertson
Debbs
Forkner
Charles Gault
David Gill Richwine
Becky Ro Rodecap
Susan Shatton
Darralor
Demi Halleck
Caralyn Girton
Virginiajdevap
Debby Redecap
Elizabeth
Ney Tal
Penney's
Paris
Penney
Shop Penney
Realtors
Bidault
Georges Bidault
Raul Ruff
Lisbon
Portugal
Mary Carter
Marsh and Tam’s
Nichol
Wimner’s
Coats
Wimer's
Ath & Jackson
Anderson, Indiana
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