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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
5
Indiana circular clarifies sales tax exemptions for farming. Only farms producing food for sale qualify. hobby operations like pony farms and pet breeding do not. Exempt items cover livestock feed, seeds, fertilizers, and farm machinery. buyers must register as retailers for direct-to-consumer sales. electricity must be predominantly for agricultural use.
Linda Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Rubert Jackson Rt 1 Wilkin was crowned Queen of the Shirley Free Fair on Saturday night. She is a junior at Eastern Hancock High School defeating eleven contestants. Pamela Oaldon a Knightstown High School senior was runner up with ten other contestants named. Pet parade winners included Carla Jackson Lisa Goudy Bobby Jean Flora Susan Trent and others. Egg toss winners were Deayne and Bobby Rood in under 16 and Bill Jordan Roger Anderson in over 16. The fair is sponsored by the Shirley Lions Club.
Indiana State Board of Health reported 39 new measles cases last week, down 38 from the prior week. The year total reached 22,733 with 28 rubella and 11 German measles among the new infections.
Marlene Dietrich appeared at the Taormina festival opening following a Soviet tour. In Moscow, Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti, 71, remained in grave condition after a stroke and pneumonia complications, as reported by Moscow Radio.
A U S Air Force F 100 fighter crashed near the Laotian border in Thailand about 60 miles from the Mekong River boundary. The pilot parachuted to safety, according to American officials.
State Fire Marshal Ira Anderson told the Indiana Budget Committee that nine of ten fires and explosions could be prevented with adequate arson and inspection squads. He urged raising inspector pay from 320 to 450 dollars monthly and arson investigator pay to 500 dollars, and asked for more staff as budgets allow.
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