House Passes Three Year Farm Bill With Subsidy Ceiling
The House approved a three year farm bill setting a $35.06 ceiling on subsidies for cotton wheat and feed grains after defeating lower limits. A 212 to 71 voice vote sent the measure to the Senate where hearings have occurred. The package costs about $4.5 billion yearly, with $5.5 billion for subsidies and $1 billion for Food for Peace.
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House
Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Elwood Lad In Intensive Care After Road Crash
Six year old Timmy Noel son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hoel of Brickyard road remains in serious condition in Ball Memorial Hospital Muncie after a Monday morning automobile bicycle collision on Brickyard Road at Elwood's edge. No further details available.
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Timmy Noel
Ernest Hoel
Brickyard Road
Ball Memorial Hosp'tal
Muncie
Tie
Elwood
Half Of States Meet Deadline On Voting Law
Half of states have met or will comply with the Voting Rights Act lowering the voting age to 18. States named include Connecticut Delaware Florida Hawaii Illinois Iowa Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana North Dakota New Jersey New Mexico New York Ohio Pennsylvania South Dakota West Virginia Oregon Texas. Others sought more time or gave indefinite responses. several states faced court tests and some did not respond at all.
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Wassengyon
Feirster
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Connecticut
Delaware
Florda
Hawaii
Ilinois
Iowa
Kane
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
West Virginia
Oregon
Texas
Arizona
Indiana
Nebraska
Arkansss
Louisiana
Missori
Nevada
Oklahoma
California
Mississippi
Utah
Virginia
Washington
New Hampshire
Wyomick
Alabama
Alaska
Colorado
Idaho
North Carolina
South Carolina
Peenessee
Wisconsin
Rhorde Island
Vermont
Gore Faces Tough Primary Challenge in Tennessee
Democratic senator Albert Gore confronts three challengers in Tennessee as Republican rivals Tex Riller William Brock and J D Boles vie for the party nomination. Gore seeks a fourth term while opponents Hadley Crockett Herman Frey and Stanford Andress lack prior elective office experience.
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Tex Riller
Waces U.S. Hep
William Brock
Chattanooga
J.D. Boles
Onelling
Gore
Hadley Crockett
Buford Ellington
Herman Frey
Murfreesboro
Stanford Andress
Nashville
George Wallace Demberal
Woman Identified in Frigid January Wander Incident
Police say the same Simpson found wandering in subzero weather in January is involved again. Officers noted in January he spoke of wanting to be a rabbit and admitted taking LSD. In Wednesday’s arrest he showed no drug influence or irrational behavior. State police continue the investigation while Mrs Palmer receives medical treatment. Arresting troopers were Russell Wolf Rogers and John Stout of the Pendleton post.
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Fran Fagsore
Simpson
Subzero Weath
Snider
Palmer
Ito Snider
Russsell Wolf
Robert Rogers
John Stout
Pendleton Post
Summitville Swine Show Honors Winners in Dense Classes
The Summitville event crowned multiple breed champions across Duroc Poland China Chester White Yorkshire Hampshire and Berkshire divisions with numerous reserves and best fitted titles. Jim Wilson led several Duroc and Poland China wins while Ruth Hendricks Bob Blake and others earned top gilt and barrow honors. Public sale items and demonstrations followed with a country program slated later in the evening.
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Amipitus
Duroc
Jaikt
Christian McDermitt
Chris
Noa McDermitt
Mark i McDermitt
Poland
China
Dim Wilson
Jim Wilson
Thas Filt
Chester
White Barrow
Ruth Hendricks
Doug Hendricks
Barrow
Bob Blake
Hampshire
Ron Barnhart
Richard Wisler
Terry West
Hampshire Gill
Yorkshire Barra
Kevin Hight
Lou Anne Duscett
Yorkshire
Kevit High
Berkshire
Paul Gustin
Aletha Jones
Bob Barshart
Sherry Barptart
George Spares
Sherry Barnher
Swvine
Fim Wileson
Mary Sparks
Kevin’ Hight
Jim Spark
Comontraion
Wethers
Balt
Bands Still Plan Shows Despite No Site
Bands led by Buddy Rich Count Basie and Glenn Miller plan performances in Anderson this fall though sites remain unconfirmed. Madison Heights High School and the Anderson High School gym were discussed with final approval pending by principal Collier and board.
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Buddy Rich
Count Basie
Glenn Muter
Auderson
Anough
Larry’ Techem
Anderson School Board
Madison Heights
Revert Collier
Herald
Collier
North Central Conference Accreditation Association
Count Basle
Glenn Millier
Mecham
Jennings Coen
Cherge
Next Sumer
County 4 H Fair Promises Education and Fun
County fair coverage notes sheep with thick coats and animals watched by their masters to ensure they stay in place. The day offers educational and enjoyable experiences as attendees observe careful handling and safety at the fairgrounds.
New Telephone Equipment Installed at Central Office
A large central office installation funded at about $236 000 is completed by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company in the Anderson area. The project brings new equipment for improved service at the local exchange.
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Indiana’ Bell Telephone Company
Fo Lm Anderson
Festival Project Updates From Manager Jonson
Festival manager Jong Jonson says the project, due for completion in the fall, will provide key facilities. Lawyers are preparing for the preming bearing and related steps as the work advances.
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Jong Jonson
U S Planes Press At Kham Duc After Firefight
U S planes support positions at Kham Duc near Laos as North Vietnamese assault the outpost. Reports say American defenders faced heavy shelling with mortars, leaving multiple U S fatalities and many wounded. The fighting marks a distant escalation near the border amid ongoing operations.
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Pose Dra
Kham Duc
Laos
U.S
Khar Duc
NAACP Probe Raises Hiring Equity and Local Bid Issues
City discussions on a 10 percent black employment target for contractors face practicality and legal hurdles. Local Anderson, Indiana, firms would bear the impact, with 23 percent of city contracts tied to Anderson firms and 32 percent to nearby towns, complicating out-of-area bids under Indiana law. The board weighs constitutional concerns and possible state-law conflicts while exploring training apprenticeships and potential voluntary programs during legal review.
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Xnaace
Anderson
Naacp Chapter
Muncie
Elwood
Pendleton
Indiana
Hodson
NAACP
Board of Works
Sally Sila
J Hadson
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary fragments report the death of Mrs. Bessie Vermillion 74 of 2425 Central Ave Anderson with services at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and burial in West Maplewood Cemetery. Other notices list Wanda Ebbert 27 of Sharpsville dies at Indianapolis hospital and Velma Lay 35 of Anderson. Emma Getts 51 of Daleville dies. Funeral details vary per individual, with survivors including spouses, children, and relatives.
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Bessie M. Vermillion
Central Ave
Anderson
Americana
Ute
Homer Clyde
Martha Jane Tanganecker Cox
Central Christian Church
Indiana Weavers Guild
VPW
Home Demon
Olier Vermillion
Richard
Winifred) ‘Wean
Crafford
Vermillion
St. Louis
Byron Vermillion
Kansas City
Baker Brothers Funeral
Monroe Schuster
Buriad
Wanda Ebbert
Warkla M. Ebbert
M. 1
Sharpsville
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Fairfield
Anatles A
Luella Butler Land
Marklevie North Christian Church
Naiph E. Ebbert
Bruce
Brock
H. Babb
Wict Mr- Kinley St
St. John's Hospital
Bloomington
Harley and
Bessie Nelson Babb
Hrickmason
Ti Anderson
Medford
Ctc
Maxine
Rotxla Babt
Ronald Babb
Atxierson
Gman (Viola) Bast
Dale Tas
Ore
Ernest Babb
James G. Baht
Pennsylvania
Furnes Ad
Daker Brothers Funeral Homes
Edna Smith
Fortville
Rt. 1
Morgan County
Tobert Thum
Boone County
Betty Hoefener
Fort Clayton
Canal Zone
Maurine Shelby
Greenfield
Robert T. Smith
Ronald Seals Funeral Home
Emma Getts
Daleville
Emma Evelyn Gelts
Abe War
Marvin Arthur Gets
Dale- Ville
Ode
Risces
Ballard
Shirey Fuper
Hore Ly Dalaville
Murray
Mortoday
Teen Activists Win Elections for Local Office
Readable fragments show teen activists winning elections for party roles. Committeman and committee women appear mentioned with age and residency requirements. Details on locations or exact offices are unclear, but the snippet suggests youth participation in local government and party leadership.
Slight Increase Noted In 1971 Assessor Budget
Madison County would request a total budget of 39 362 for the assessor's office in 1971. Assessor Tom Broderick cites a 2 924 rise driven mainly by seven percent salary hikes for deputies and 4 700 for extra help. Operating expenses up 50 with repairs down 85. Council set for three day Sept session to approve budgets.
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Madison County Council
Tom Broderith
Budgt
Broderick
Alary
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