Three More Rights Staff Workers Asked
Indiana Civil Rights Commission asked the State Budget Agency for three more staffers to place a representative in Lake County amid race tensions and poverty issues. The request notes Lake County near half the non white population and cites earlier budget denials and political pressure surrounding civil rights matters.
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Indiana Flood Control
Indiana
Tis
Warren Martin
Indiana Public Service Commission
Martin
PSC
Summitville Pulling Winners Named At Summitville
Winners at Summitville Lion's Club free fair include in the 3200+ lb class first Junior Waymire Bicknell second Dewey Hinshaw Winchester third Bill Bales Fountain City fourth Carl Moss Twelve Mile fifth Jack Wampler Bicknell. In 3200 lb and under class top five: Dwight Davis Decatur Ind first Charles Fisher Milford second Harry Beeman Knightstown third Leo Pitzer Albany Ind fourth Paul Davis Decatur fifth. Light weight medium 8000 lb tractor pull winners: first Mike Hinshaw of here second James Foster Gaston third Virgil Heater of here fourth Howard Retherford of here fifth John Grimmer of here. Heavy tractor pull 12000+ lb winners: first Larry Bair second Larry Clock third Bill Brown fourth Charles Smock fifth Mike Bohlander. All local residents.
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Summitville
Junior Waymire
Bicknell
Dewey Hinshaw
Winchester
Bill Bales
Fountain City
Carl Moss
Jack Wampler
Milford
Harry Beeman
Knightstown
Leo Pitzer
Albany
Ind
Paul Davis
Decatur
Mike Hinshaw
James Foster
Gaston
Virgil Heater
Howard Retherford
John Grimmer
Redding
Larry Bair
Larry Clock
Bill Brown
Charles Smock
Mike Bohlander
Hartke proposes $40 monthly pension for aged 72 plus
Sen. Vance Hartke proposes a $40 a month pension for persons 72 or older not covered by Social Security. He estimates 1.5 million would receive it at a $720 million yearly cost, with $200 million saved by offsetting federal matching funds for old age assistance.
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Washington
UPI
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
UMWA Welfare Outlay Totals $114.5 Million
The United Mine Workers of America Welfare and Retirement Fund paid out 114,524,866 to 207,297 people in pensions hospital and medical care widows survivors and disaster benefits for the year ending June 30 1964. The fund chaired by John L. Lewis reported 135,864,694 income for the last fiscal year including 133,486,784 from royalty payments. Widows and dependents received substantial support and 124 miners families benefited from disaster-related payments totaling 42,632. NAVY SCHOOLS ANNOUNCED ANNAPOLIS More than 800 navy schools educate sailors in diverse subjects as part of complete naval training.
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UMWA
Britain backs U S action in Southeast Asia
London announced formal British support for American military actions against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia. Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home cut short his Scotland trip for talks, stating Britain backed U S actions in self defense per the UN charter and would seek to reduce regional tension without direct intervention.
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Gulf
India
Tonkin
Iana
Zinnia
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