Draft Rejects To Be Called Draft Rejects To Be Called
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said 40,000 men disqualified for the draft under current standards will be accepted for military training within the next 12 months as a link between the war on poverty and national defense. He told the VFW convention in Washington that in the next year and beyond the number could rise to 150,000 with special training at military posts. McNamara urged using regular facilities with no extra funds, noting an earlier STEP proposal failed in Congress. He warned poverty weakens national security and fuels unrest, violence, and extremism at home and abroad.
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars
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America
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Pentagon
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Phelps Dodge Blast Injures Dozens in Fort Wayne Plant
A massive explosion at the Phelps-Dodge plant in Fort Wayne injured 19 and sent debris across a quarter mile. Gas smell had been reported hours earlier. workers helped the injured as police and military reserves aided in rescues. The building housing two divisions was partially demolished and many employees escaped with minor injuries while others were treated after the blast.
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Peat Gay Strange
Allen Jacobs
St Lewis
Uls
Pat Daly
Yoder
Jackie Heckman
Fort Wayne
Donal Gerig
Phelps-Dodge
Ainsworth
Tob Cole
Paul Kleber
Port Wayne
Lutheran Hospital
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Contuuta From Page Ont Mount School Budget Hearing
The board plans a Thursday 3 PM budget hearing in the administration offices. Assistant superintendent Charles Mergler notes the high school insurance program and policy details. Members include Chester Mann Don Hanes Maurice Pierce James Kirkwood Max Leisner Myron Peasock Jr. Attorneys are Al Wanbert and Thomas Marin.
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Mary Stone
Willian Jarvis
Liberty Township
Charles Mergler
High School Insurance Proam
Chester Mann
Fairmount
Donial Hanes
Maurice Pierce
Duck Creek Township
James Kirkwood
van Buren
Max Leisure
Green Trenship
Job Marsti
Borne Township
Myron Peascock Jr
Fairmount Town
Sts
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Adderson
Thomas Marin
Marion
Madison Nine Continued Fini Page One
Madison Nine continues on page one as Donald H. Hunter, a Republican candidate for State Supreme Court, faces election. The article covers a House provision totaling 4.76 billion dollars to fund Fannie Mae with 1.0 billion from treasury and 0.5 billion from special funds, plus 0.5 billion from President. It details mortgage limits and a mass transit bill with 140 million for fiscal 14 and 969, while Senate resistance keeps President Johnson's 813 million request. The program aims to modernize city transit, with two thirds of capital costs covered by federal funds for large purchases like buses, cars, and tracks.
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Treasury
Alaska
Guam
Hawaii
Senate
House
Dubnson
Pew
Frankton PTO Book Sale Aug 26 and local civic notes
Frankton Elementary and Junior High hosting a book sale on August 26 organized by the PTO. A separate brief mentions public meetings, highway plans, and bridge project funding in Madigan County with officials noting costs and engineering work. The piece Also references statements by Hendricks on cost of living and public sentiment about Vietnam, crime, and elections.
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Aid
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Duniar
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J Plase
GOP
Madigan County
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Craig
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Drought request adds Madison County to list in Indiana
Gov Roger Branigin sought expansion of farm disaster areas to 39 Indiana counties. The request names Blackford, Boone, Brown, Hancock, Madison, Martin, Monticello, Morgan, Putnam, Shelby, and Vigo. Disaster status allows use of soil bank land for pasture and forage and eligibility for low cash loans if crop losses occur. State committee and Purdue experts recommended the addition.
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Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freemar
Blackford
Boone
Brown Hancock
Madison
Martin
Montac
Murgur
Putnam
Shelby
Vigo
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State Farm Disaster Committee
Purdue University
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Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Hild Cook Wilkinson Milo B Cook of Indianapolis died Monday in University Heights after a short illness. Survivors include a son Russell of New Castle a daughter Mrs Myrtle Bicks of Indianapolis two brothers Victor of Wilkinson and Porter of Anderson two grandchildren and no great grandchildren. Services will be at the Wilkinson Funeral Home with interment in Crown Hill Cemetery. In Noblesville Mrs Gertrude Bauchert 76 died yesterday. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and King’s aide. Funeral services set for Pendleton Oscar Abell 2 of Pendleton died early Tuesday. Surviving are his wife Nans and several siblings. Funeral arrangements announced by the Funeral Home. Interment in Grove Lawn Cemetery. Elsewhere a public notice discusses parade demonstrations and associated safety and legal considerations in Cicero and surrounding areas. Final rites for Abell held at Pendleton Church of the Christian. The article covers multiple obituaries and public notices from Madison and nearby counties.
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Cook County
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Shelbyville
Cornell
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Bright Funeral
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Circuit Court
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Pendleton Chris
Clark
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Paul Fisher 79 dies in Indianapolis hospital
Paul Fisher 79 died yesterday in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after a two year illness. He was born in Anderson and moved to Indianapolis about 45 years ago. He worked in the hotel business and was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife Caroline and brother Thomas Fisher of Anderson. Friends will be received at Shirley Brothers Funeral Home Indianapolis after 7 p.m. today. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Graveside burial will be in West Cemetery in Anderson.
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Ben Hur actor Bushman dies 40 years ago Tuesday
John Barrymore era film star onlite died 40 years ago on Tuesday. He played Messala in the 1925 Ben Hur with Ramon Novarro and later claimed MGM boss Louis B Mayer blacklisted him. He kept working in vaudeville and stage shows and owned a Chicago liquor store.
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Air Force plans more launches for MOL program in 1969
The Air Force targets improved satellite radius by one percent between Hawaii and Nam. The fifth Titan for the MOL booster is planned, with a manned orbiting laboratory to be launched in 1969. Two more Titan launches are scheduled, including an unmanned Gemini capsule test in late October and another satellite orbit by December.
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Keith Eller Filer 65 services set today at Fisher Funeral Home
Funeral services for Keith Filer aged 65 are scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Fisher Funeral Home with Reverend Carl Sweet of Beall's Chapel Church officiating. Interment will follow at Brookside Cemetery. Ernest McKinsey services noted in New Castle obituary brief.
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Keith Filer
Fisher Feneral
Carl Sweet
Beall’s Chapel Church
Brookside Cemetery
Ernest McKinsey
65 New Plants Will Add 26 331 Jobs
Indiana industry is set to gain about 26 231 jobs from 65 new plants or expansions announced in early 1966, per the State Department of Commerce. Highlights include RCA’s $15 million expansion in Indianapolis creating about 5,500 jobs, a $5 million electric motor plant planned by Louis Arts Co. of Milwaukee in Evansville with 500 to 700 jobs, and two new Fire & Rubber Co. factories to be built in Paragould.
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State Department of Commerce
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Louis Arts Co
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Generge Fire & Rubber Co
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