Polus and French Contrast in Indiana 1964 Tax Debate
Polus and French addressed the Anderson Jaycees outlining opposite tax plans for Indiana. Polus supports a broad sales tax with income tax reform, while French opposes the current setup and favors different approaches. Both call for sales tax exemptions on food and criticize the Welsh administration for growth and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Indiana
Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nick Polus
Forrest French, Jr
Madison-Hancock
Polus
French
Jaycees
Matthew Welsh
Richard C. Ristine
Board of Realtors Plans Annual Picnic
The Anderson Board of Realtors holds its weekly meeting Friday noon August 21 at Farris Cafeteria with open discussion on board affairs. Two Mutual of Omaha reps will discuss a Group Health Plan and plans for the annual picnic are in progress. Program chairman is Russell Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Realtors
Anderson Board of Realtors
Farris
Mutual of Omaha
Health Plan
Russell [Murdock
Ministers Week 1964 Drills Set For Church of God Pastors
Dr Gene W Newberry of Anderson College announces the 1964 Ministers Week program for Church of God pastors to be held August 24 28 with a new preaching conference format. Rev Hollis Pistole directs the conference with staff Dr Boyce Blackslder and Rev George Knfeldt assisting. Open to all Church of God ministers the event aims to draw many from the Midwest and beyond. The piece notes the Women s Bureau history from 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene W. Newberry
Graduate School of Theology
Anderson College
Church of God
Divinity Division
Hollis Pistole
Dean Newberry
Boyce Blackswelder
George Knfeldt
Midwest
Branigin Touts Secondary Highways for Indiana Growth
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Roger D Branigin urged Evansville Rotary Club that adequate secondary highways are key to Southern Indiana industrial growth. He called for expanding safe scenic secondary roads to attract industry and tourists and for early completion of Interstate 64 from Louisville westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Branigin
Rotary Club
Hoosier State
Louisville
Goodman Member Here On Visit
Edmund Wall of New York City a first clarinet with the Goodman organization visited Monday as a guest of veteran musician Eugene Slick a former Sousa Band member Wall is well known in band circles and leads the Goodman ensemble locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Wall
New York City
Central Park Goodman
John Philip Sousa
Eugene Slick
Sousa Band
Wall
Goodman
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Greek Troops Exit NATO Ties
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer urges Greece not to remove Greek units from NATO while reports say Greece pulls its land air and naval forces from NATO headquarters in Izmir. London seeks resumption of Cyprus peace talks as U N Secretary General Thant names Pier P Spinelli as new mediator after Teolnioja stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Cyprus
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
NATO Southeast
Izmir
Turkey
London
Britain
U.N
Thant
Pier P. Spinelli
Sakari Teomioja
Church Building Board Details Programs and Finances
Rev Loyd E Hargett leads Noblesville Indiana team as the Church of God Building Board lists staff and services The board offers counseling fundraising campaigns architectural advice and loan services with 330 local congregations indebted for over 3 million dollars in construction funds The Evangelism and Home Missions departments support minority groups and mission stations across the United States Mexico and Alaska The assets total 4 700 000 and the office employs 26 people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd E. Hargett
Noblesville
Indiana
Reed
W. J. Gritz Imacher
Department of Church Building
Louis P. Meyer
Department of Evangelism
M. Maurice Caldwell
Department of Home Missions
John 3. Kane
Glenn Mair
Church of God
United States
Mexico
Southwest
Kentucky
Men of the Church of God
Clalso
Rioting Spreads From Liquor Store To Suburban Police Action
Rioters attacked a liquor store with shattered windows and a scorched roof after Molotov cocktails. A nearby supermarket reopened with liquor sales halted as tensions persisted. Midlothian police used a dog to clear a crowd of Negroes, prompting civil rights criticisms of suburban police leadership and calls for clearer command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Ogilvie
Midlothian
Robert J. Marks
The
Chicago Commission On Religion and Race
School staff listings show New Castle district teachers and principals
The New Castle city council granted the mayor authority to appoint a 15 member Civil Rights Commission to address minority issues in the city. The article lists numerous schools and staff including Meadowbrook North Anderson Park Place Riley Roosevelt Seventh Street Shade land Tenth Street Twenty Fifth Street Twenty Ninth Street Washington Westvale and New Castle schools with their principals and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Qne
Caleta Boring
Toni Henricks
Meadowbrook
Rod Wood
Charles Whitmill
Robert Roult
Gwyneth LeFavour
Elaine Easterling
Eleanor Sharp
Sue Hosier
Eva-Clare Kardatzke
Susan Weybright
Mary Alice Hartley
Harriet Spengler
Geneva Jones
Virginia James
North Anderson
Lester Clevenger
Hilbert Staton
Dorothy Stewart
Mary McCarty
Ruth Rees
Barbara Quinn
Violet Manche
Alice Stewart
Glenda Sebree
Linda McDowell
Edith Whiteford
Hazel Bailey
Blanche Steinaker
Mona Loy
Elizabeth Sprague
Alura Brown
Catherine Poffenbarger
Jacqueline Smith
Park Place
William Reed
Dolores Pritchard
William D. Bayer
Okal Swart
Jane Samuels
Ann Hakes
Nettie Hennigar
Martha Bronnenberg
Odessa Campbell
Ruth Felts
Norma Rockwell
Sara Kelley
Harriett Josefek
Susanna Jackson
RILEY
Chester Bechtel
Wanda Pickel
Sue Eddleman
George Harris
Laura Anne Wolfe
Dorothy Ayers
Wilma Summitt
Charlotte Emerson
Lela Kepner
Helen Janney
Nancy Clevens Ber
Betty van Meter
Diana Johnson
Roosevelt School
Jack Sandefur
Elvin M. Powers
Willard Yeakel
Ruby Elmore
Gertrude Gehrke
Shadeland
Durvard Sluder
Horace Sllison
Margaret Barkley
Lorelei Lacy
Mary A. Hoppes
Asther Hartmann
Isabella Bowen
Faye Taylor
Elizabeth Jackson
Peat Garr
Bertha Reichenbach
Catherine Lee
Nelle Lloyd
Esther Sanders
Donna Schroeder
Frances Young
Zelma Bayless
Tenth Street
Lawence Frazier
Otto Engelman
Ray Harding
Kenneth Daubenspeck
Jeanine Pletcher
Darleen Craib
Patricia Gibson
Nedra Kinerk
Sonya Hafer
Marie McKenzie
Maggie Young
Velon Coody
Ardith Flowers
Judy May Reece
Marcia Spall
Twenty - Fifth Street
Don Dick
Raymond Brisco
Jack Shanklin
Elsie Alexander
William Bowman
Violet Stalker
Lynn Guenthenspberger
Martha Gray
Virginia Collier
Jeanne Tinder
Janet Knotts
Jean Marshall
Marilyn Reynolds
Elizabeth Dinwiddie
Betty Sears
Alice Spangler
LaVon Merkel
Twenty - Ninth Street
Joseph Rauner
Freeda Kennedy
Nadine Retherford
Medith Ward
Ruth Bronmenberg
Robert Stinson
Rowena Harting
Cynthia Templeton
Jo Morris
Sharon Swain
Hazel Erlandson
Edra Hutton
Bernice Swank
Florence Davis
Mildred Lee
Washington
Bert Downey
Charles Loewen
Mabel Miles
Ferda Stanley
William Beckner
Roberta Burke
Ruth Sanderson
Mildred Beck
Joan Kincaid
Kathryn Beigh
Frances Wessar
Cynthia Wright
Ella Marie Cronk
Helen Darwin
Barbara Greenland
Helen Huntzinger
Agnes Renbarger
Geraldine Murphy
Barbara ‘Diedring
Nellie Watson
Westvale
Ozora
White
James Benimett
Paul Hiatt
Phillip Brown
I Katherine Alexander
Richard Henning
Mary Huskey
Darlene Westerfield
Princess Johnson
Helen Frazier
Glorial Beagle
Barbara Hull
Judith Brand
Helen Wilkins
Lou Ann
Campbell
Donna Brosier
Ruth’ Walker
Marjorie Daubenspeck
Harriett Laughlin
Mara Melton
Emrogene Bayer
Margaret
Sara
Rusell
Lois Byrd
Mary Jane Bergdoll
New Castle, Ind
New Castle
Paul Osborn
Civil Rights Commission
Central Christian Women Readies Thursday Meetings
The Central Christian Church Women’s Fellowship will meet Thursday with an executive session at 10 a.m. and a business meeting at 1 p.m. Lunch follows at noon. Mrs. Lou is Thayre reports on the Community Outreach program. Representatives from Hillcrest Home Christian Center United Christian Women and Anderson Council of Women will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian’ Women Fellowship of the
Central Christian Church
Lou
Thayre
Hillcrest Home
Christian Center
United Christian Women
Anderson Council of Women
Dies Tuesday Charles W. Tuttle. 81 at 303 E 3th St
Charles W. Tuttle 81 of 303 E 3th St died Tuesday afternoon after years of illness. A retired 23 year worker at Delco Remy he is survived by two sisters one brother four nieces and two nephews. Friends receive at Sells and Rowe Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Services Thursday 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Tuttle
Gable
Delco Remy
Ethel B. Bohne
Martha W. Williams
Clarence
Laura W. Brown
Thelma W. Russell
Marilyn Skaggs
Janice Dean
Rudolph A. Williams
Jack Tuttle
Sells and Rowe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Governor Seeks Aid as Cattle Burn in Nevada Blaze
Governor requests assistance as ranchers report cattle missing or scattered amid a wildfire. Elko Airport suspended private traffic while BLM and Forest Service deploy chemical bombers and supply fresh crews. Hundreds of residents volunteer, focusing on protecting the ranching economy rather than the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tomeras
Elko
BLM
Forest Service
Elwood Site Picked For New Radio Tuner Plant
Mallory represented the company announcing the Elwood Site chosen for its location with strong future potential. Plant manager Walter Cox stated training will start after applications are screened, employing about 20 women to assemble and adjust radio tuners under electronics technicians supervision. Training led by Charles Rogers, plant supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pase One
Elwood
Walter Cox
Charles Rogers
Budget limits limit textbook distribution in city schools
Textbooks are issued under the free program the city schools have operated for many years. Because of lack of budget, not all books can be furnished to township youngsters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace One
SIATH
Keating Seeks Principle Over Party By Siding With none
Keating stresses personal convictions over party unity as he fails to secure support from any major group. He contrasts his record with Goldwater and flags likely opponent Kennedy as he considers a bid for the Democratic nomination with Mayor Wagner’s backing still undecided. Wagner, Democratic state leader, holds the key to Kennedy’s political future and has not endorsed any candidate for Keating’s post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Republian
New York
Senator Goldwater
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy Family
Wagner
Democratic Party
Deaths in Madison and Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties list Russell Brown of Rushville aged 165 with a three year illness, survivors including wife Bessie and siblings. Edgar Ice of Summitville aged 65. Floyd Louck of Noblesville. Keith White of Wilkinson. Chester S Catey of New Castle, a former Chrysler employee, with survivors. notes on a bank merger approval between First National Bank of Elkhart and State Bank of Nappanee, with bank resources listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brown
Carthage
Rushville
Henderson
Rush County
Bessie
Donald W. c
Russie
Anderson
Land Roscoe
Imieces
Hampton Funeral Home
Edgar
ICE
Summitville
Ewing
Vincent Memorial
Floyd E. Louck
Noblesville
Coaltrin
Donald Lee Masters
Lloyd Hargett
Cicero
Keith White Wilkinson
Keith White
Condo and Son
Gerald Beck
Shirley Methodist Church
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Chester S. Catey
New Castle
Chrysler
The
Eagles
Kathryn Rose
Pendleton
Martha Riley
Lynn
Washington
First National Bank of
Elkhart
Ind
State Bank of
Mrs Lida Marley 99 Died After Long Illness In Anderson
Mrs Lida Marley aged 99 of 2717 Nichol Ave died in Community Hospital after a several year illness. A Summitville native she belonged to Central Christian Church and the Eastern Star. Survived by brother Charles Hughes of Anderson and several nieces and nephews. Services 3 p.m. Thursday at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Rev Monroe Schuster. Interment Washington Park Cemetery Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Justice
Otfie W. Justice
W. 8Th St
Harold £. Rozelle
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Lida Marley
Nichol Ave
Community Hospital
Summitville
Eastern Star
Charles Hughes
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Washingte Park Cemetery
Indianapolis
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Howard Webb
Wisconsin Air National Guard
Indiana Air National Guard
Bloomington, Ind
UPI
Robert W. Bullard
Indiana University
William D. Neff
Central Heating CO
Women’s Bureau
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Indiana Bell
Makarios To
McKinney
Lenox Hill Hospital
Frank E. McKinney
Democratic National Committee
Keystone
Pauline Merritt
Ruth Stuart
Bonnie McRee
Doris Smith
Pearl Barron
Ann Hull
Claudette Edwards
Ruth Hart
Chesterfield Family Shoe Center
Central Christian Women’s Group
Bruns Elly
E. 12Th St
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
Mallory
Madison
U.S.A
Feemster
Joss Inone
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