House Passage Expected Today in War on Poverty Fight
The House advanced its version of Johnsons war on poverty but did not finalize passage, delaying final action to Saturday due to a parliamentary technicality. The bill, tied to a broad one year program, would allocate 312.5 million for youth training, 340 million for locally led anti poverty projects, and 295 million for other aid, with opposition from Barry Goldwater and many Republicans citing political aims.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Anti-Poverty Bill Wins In Test Proposed Budget For Civil City
The Civil City budget plan for 1965 calls for a tax rate of $2.22 per $100. It increases assessed valuation to about $144.72 million with city expansion. The council will consider the budget Monday as the administration seeks funds for streets, fire, police, and pensions while trimming about $400,000 in initial appropriations.
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Frank Allis
Anderson Township
Anderson
Te Ety General Fund
Park Fund
City Counc
Robert W. Miller
Miller
Council
Viet Nam Debate Opens With UN Invite to Both Sides
United Nations Security Council invites North and South Viet Nam to participate in a debate on Southeast Asia crisis as Czechoslovakia and the United States exchange charges over Gulf of Tonkin events. Adlai Stevenson rebuts Hajek, defending U.S. actions and urging Hanoi to cease provocations.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Jiri Hajek
Viet Nam
U.S
United
Hay Wagon Burns In Accident Near Anderson
A farmer narrowly escaped injury when his hay wagon caught fire near Anderson as his tractor pulled it. Sixty six bales burned, two large tires destroyed, and damage was estimated about seven hundred dollars. The fire was sparked by a faulty toaster fire in nearby Thomas residence, causing a fuse to blow and short circuit. Mr Curtis avoided serious harm with minor arm burns and was treated at Alexandria Clinic.
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Curtis
Alexandria
Madison
Anderson
Toad
Madison County 4H Fair Opens At Beulah Park
Plans set for the Madison County 4H Fair at Beulah Park Alexandria opening Monday and running through Saturday with co sponsorship by the Madison County 411 Club and Alexandria Kiwanis Club. County Extension staff coordinate activities with 4H clubs including ribbons awarded in Food and Clothing divisions and the queen contest following opening ceremonies with mayors and Lt Governor.
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Beulah Park
Madison County 411 Club Association
Alexandria Ki ‘Wanis Club
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Ld R. Berry
Mente W
Ineffer
Kathryn Gregory
Karen ’Smith
Barbara Furalell
Jeanette Stubbs
Anderson
Alexandri
Elwood
Richard O. Ristine
Madison
State Cannot Pay Damages in Indianapolis Coliseum Disaster
Indiana Attorney General Edwin K. Steers ruled that the state constitution forbids using state funds to compensate victims of the Coliseum explosion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The Halloween disaster killed 74 and injured 375, with suits asking far more than insurance coverage. Steers emphasized constitutional limits despite public sympathy and discussion of possible legislative funding in 1965.
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Pleasant Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend
A cooler and pleasant spell continues through Sunday with daytime highs in the mid 80s and nighttime lows in the 60s. Yesterday reached a high near 92 with a low around 66 as sunset occurred at 7:52 p.m. Sunrise is at 5:41 tomorrow.
Nixon Says GOP Wounds Heal After Scranton Talk
Former Vice President Richard Nixon met Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton at Indianatown Gap and said Republican wounds heal with unity ahead of next week's Hershey summit. Scranton, Romney, and Rockefeller plan to back Goldwater, while Nixon indicated Romney's concerns about extremism were easing. Goldwater repudiated the Ku Klux Klan and sought to distance the campaign from it. Page 2 column 9.
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New Central Metropolitan School District Plans Opening
Officials outlined enrollment plans for the fall for the new Central Metropolitan School District including Highland and Frankton high schools and elementary sites at Frankton Chesterfield Valley Grove College Corner Leach and Frankton. Kindergarten classes will start enrollment next week with full district opening next month under Superintendent Dale Prough and trustees Waldo Canaday Clark Burns Verle Miller and H. Raymond Poor.
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Injured Driver Cited After Elwood Wreck
Elwood police report a collision at the S J and 2nd Street intersection at 2 10 pm Friday involving Lester Etchison and Claude Free. Free was cited for reckless driving. Free was admitted to Mercy Hospital for chest injuries.
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Mercy Hospital
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Elwood Police Department
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Four face slaying charges in Georgia case
Four men with ties to different trades are charged with murder in the slaying of James Hudson, an Washington attorney, after a July 1 incident in Clarke County. James Lackey 29 and three others are held without bond. The FBI also cites civil rights conspiracy charges. The Clarke County grand jury will reconvene later this month.
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Clarke County Grand Jury
Anderson Indianettes Take Second at National Twirling Meet
The Anderson Indianettes twirling team, the AHS group from Indiana, placed second in the National Team Twirling Championship in Philadelphia. Seventeen members under director George F. Vaught competed after three days of events at Convention Hall with teams from across the country.
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Lantz
Jeanyeee Rynearson
Becony
Non Appearance Threats Fines Jail Time in City Court
Judge Robbins warns violators that failing to appear will bring jail time and fines. Offenders must pay at least 25 dollars plus court costs and may remain jailed until the next court session, possibly two days. Over 4000 contempt affidavits filed this year. about 120 contempt citations weekly.
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Nhon
Daughters of Judge hurt killed in Wyoming attack
Two daughters of a Chicago area judge were hurt and fatally harmed by a killer who reportedly entered their hotel room as they slept in Wyoming. A third girl was unharmed. Andrew Pixley, 21, of Dallas Oregon, faced two counts of first degree murder and was bound over to District Court after a brief Justice Court hearing. He received a court appointed attorney. The victims include Cindy 8 and Debby 6, with details of families and witnesses from Maywood Illinois and surrounding area.
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Hartkes' Daughter Out Of Danger Says Hartke Office
Senator Vance Hartke's office said his daughter Mrs Larry Schott is out of danger after improving at George Washington University Hospital She remains under care and is being fed intravenously but shows progress in her condition.
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Larry Schott
George
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