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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
15
An administration official said the path for next year’s income tax cuts hinges on the economy. Growth priorities may trump deficit concerns and a broad tax reform is likely with the cut, while Viet Nam war dynamics influence fiscal outlook.
Indiana State Treasurer Jack New reports banks are failing to pay the depository insurance assessment on government deposits. The fee is 208 dollars per month per 1 million dollars on deposit to fund state deposits. Spot checks show irregularities due to bookkeeping system differences. banks are asked to file amended forms and pay the balance owed.
Reports from Miss Cynthia Dickerson and Kevin Crim will be given at the Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room. Vice president Dick Davisson will introduce the speakers as Miss Dickerson and Crim, both Highland High School students, speak about Girls' State and Boys' State experiences.
The Madison County United Fund board will meet Wednesday August 25 at 7 p.m. at the YMCA to approve the 1965 budget with Robert M. Wagner presiding. Discussion will cover the upcoming fundraising campaign led by Wilbur Pick Martin.
Elwood community notes a Golden Wed reunion at Callaway Park with open house for Mr. and Mrs. King Leeson and family. Other items include Beta Theta Tau beach party details, the 41st Terwilliger family reunion, and a Europe trip by Mrs. Louise Trittipo and Mrs. Ann Bagot.
Girl Scouts held a swimming party at Mrs. Wiggins home to celebrate Terri Cole’s birthday with a cook-out. Attendees include La vonna Plummer Beverly Lacky Lisa Slusser and many others. Also notes on seniors registering for high school classes and a Florida trip from LeAnn Casstevens. Larry J. Smith, son of Roscoe Smith, had a 0 day leave from McDill AFB Tampa Fla.
Nine area youths will enroll at Wabash College this fall as freshmen. Total enrollment for the school will be about 850 students. Anderson enrollees are Jay M. Harrison, Robert McVicker, Jerry Neal, Joseph Pierce, Douglas Sparks, and John Wiley with addresses listed. Other area enrollees include Charles P. Ellis of Alexandria, Timothy Crais of Pendleton, and Albert Smith of Middletown.
A State Highway Department crew digging near Indiana 32 and Interstate 74 unearthed an underground telephone line, disrupting 120 long distance circuits for about six hours. Indiana Bell crew restored service by late Tuesday afternoon after the incident at the road sign site. The Bell spokesman noted the cable lay about 10 feet from a sign urging digging callers to first learn buried cable locations.
Indiana crop survey notes rainfall boosted topsoil to mostly adequate from short to adequate, while subsoil remains adequate. Last year at this time both topsoil and subsoil were short. six days of favorable fieldwork included weed control hay baling and some fall plowing. pasture condition unchanged.
Viet Cong siege at Duc Co continues as an American F100 pilot remains missing after a midair crash. Air strikes followed by a tense jungle chase saw napalm bursts and a helicopter search, but the pilot did not reappear before nightfall.
The corn crop shows good progress despite cool spells with about 40 percent at or past dough stage this weekend, matching last year and above the 1965 level. Soybeans turn yellow at 5 percent, same as prior years, while oats harvest reaches 95 percent, ahead of average. wheat plowing at 25 percent surpasses last year and average.
Illwood's Mercy Hospital reports admissions and dismissals including Mrs Harry Baker now Benedict and Mrs Townsend of Anderson. Several Elwood residents are listed as admitted or discharged with ambulance transfers and hospital updates. A farm residents note follows about rural population distribution.
Ramírez, a Honduran seaman, was removed from the German freighter after asking to stay aboard. Interrogations detail Cuban exile tensions with the captain and officers as Ramírez allegedly shot several crew members during a dispute while drifting toward drydock in Tampa Bay. The missing cook, Davison, is feared dead after the engine room flooded.
Indiana State University sets on campus study fees for 1965 86 at 9.50 per hour for residents and 16.50 for non residents plus a 0.50 building facilities fee. Freshmen and sophomores at 16 hours will pay 52 per semester for residents and 264 for non residents. Summer sessions in 1966 add the 0.50 fee with 11.50 per hour for residents and 18.50 for non residents.
President Johnson and House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford met briefly in the East Room after a Viet Nam briefing. Ford said the exchange was too short to judge as friendly or unfriendly, and he did not discuss the controversy. Several other congressmen attended the briefing.
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