Johnson keeps stance on economy Viet Nam power grid
President Johnson defended current interest-rate policy, spoke on Viet Nam aid, and said he will study federal legislation to curb massive blackouts. He met with William McChesney Martin and officials at the LBJ Ranch while recovering from surgery.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hig Lbj Ranch
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Ard
Federal Reserve
United States
South Vietnam
Rober McNamare
Dean Rusk
Joseph
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Power Commission
Swidtler
FPC
Tha Commission
Sev ‘Eral
Teamster Pickets Harass Truck Movements in Fort Wayne
Non-union drivers say striking Teamsters from Local 414 harassed delivery movements in Fort Wayne. The firm, with about 210 workers, kept deliveries via supervisory staff after a Monday strike. Police logged three reports of trucks blocked in alleys and at entrances during the dispute.
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Fort Wayne
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Covernmental Service
Teamsters
Teamsters Local 414
Ere
Harold Piper
Reliable Denture Powder Brings Comfort and Confidence
Wake up to steadier teeth with FASTEETH powder. It fills gaps, stops wobble, and improves bite without upsetting the stomach or leaving a pasty taste. Aimed at denture wearers seeking secure, comfortable chewing and easy denture breath control.
The School of Theology History and Leadership
The article outlines the three year advanced bachelor of divinity program after a four year undergrad degree, with students from 19 states and Canada. It notes the new facilities on E 3rd St completed in 1961, Byrd Memorial Library opened in 1964 with over 25 000 volumes and Warner Memorial Collection, Earl L. Martin as first dean, followed by Adam W. Miller and then Dr. Newberry who has led since.
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School of Theology
States
Canada
E. 3Rd St
Byrd Memorial
Church of God
Warner Memorial
Dean Newberry
Anderson's
Earl L. Martin
Adam W. Miller
Newberry
Federal Reserve Deters Credit to Curb Inflation
The text explains higher interest costs from the Federal Reserve aiming to dampen rising demand for credit. It notes the U.S. government pays about $966 million monthly in interest on the federal debt and warns rates may rise if the new structure stays in place. The topic hints at inflation in the ongoing 58 month expansion and discussions among the President, Fed Chairman Martin, and economists.
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U.S
Federal Reserve
Federal’ ‘Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Namath Classified 4F By Draft Board
Beaver Falls Pennsylvania AP Namath Jets quarterback Joe Namath has been classified 4F by local Draft Board 24 for medical reasons. A spokesman said no further details would be released. Namath, who signed a 400000 dollar bonus with the American Football League team, has a bad knee from his Alabama days.
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Beaver Falls
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Namath
American Football League
Alabam
Funeral rites for William H. Myers held in Kokomo area
William H. Myers 85 of 1652 W 23rd St died Sunday at home after 30 years in the community. A retired Deleco-Remy employee and member of multiple Odd Fellows and Masonic bodies he was born January 9 1880 in La Follette Tennessee. Survived by two nieces a nephew and several grand-nieces and grand-nephews. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at Allen Chapel Church with burial at East Maplewood Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the church Wednesday from 11 am to service time.
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Hazel Minnifield
Anderson
Gloria Lyons
New York City
William Myers
Dayton, C
Brook M Memorial
Masonic
Allen Chapel
H. A. Perry
East Maplewood
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Seamore Sts
Estes
Odell Photography Company
19Th
Main Sts
Olice
Pittsburgh Glass Company
Main St
Anderson Automotive Supply Company
Bernard Bathauer
Bernard
Ballauer
St. Rd
St. John’s Hospital
Guide Lamp
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Cora Bathauer
Fellowship Lodge
F&am
Madge Martin
Ann Bathauer
Bernard Jr
Indianapolis
Ken
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Orpha DuBois
Irs
Ruby Morris
Natalie Dean
Francis of
Etheldred
Alexandria
Harold E. Rozelle
Jillery Rice
Park Place’ Shurch of God
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Daisy Wilcox
Harold &. Rozelle
Daisy K. Wilcox
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Tha Funeral
John Bahler
John Bahler Sr
Fletcher St
Community Hospital
Bahler
New York Central Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Union
Brown and Butz
Francis Keinley
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Nell
John Jr
Robert
Tom Bahler
Ernest
Anna) Scheerer
Wabash
Agnes Hackleman
Ward-Stilson
12Th St
First Eub Church
WSWS
Ladies Aid
Kikihawen
DAR
Shelby County
Rush County
Lyle Hackleman
Ray
Maxine) Heiger
Marie Sitton
Greenfield
Charles H. Young
Lewisville
Brothers
Hillsamer
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Lapel youth win dairy awards at Madison County event
Winners conceived from Page One Lapel high under the Dairy Herd Improvement Association earned top trophies. Russell Pattison of Summitville claimed high herd and high heifer butterfat titles, Jones Dairy of Anderson took high cow for 663 pounds butterfat, and Fred St John of Lapel Vocational Agriculture led Lapel High School as LaPel Vocational Agriculture boys trophy holder. The 10-car trophy went to the group from Madison County Hybrid Seed Association. The event featured a Fanatic Barbershop Quartet and a talk by Harold Berry about Salamonie Huntington and Mississinewa reservoirs with color slides.
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Clarence Rogers
Penddleton
Russell Pattison
Summitville
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Jones Dairy of
Anderson
Lapel Vocational Agriculture Boys
Lapel High School
Fred St
Salamonie
Huntington
Mississinewa
Schoby
Soviets Extend Moon Landing Efforts After Crashes
The article recounts a history of Soviet attempts to reach the moon beginning seven years ago with Luna 1 and Luna 2. Luna 4 sent back fuzzy images, while Luna 5 this year failed upon landing after a large prelude.
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Soviet Union
Luna
Sentences handed down in Madison County jail terms and arrests
Judge Robbins ordered 13 weekends in Madison County Jail in place of a farm sentence for Mudd who is appealing a five weekends in jail sentence from City Court. Other cases continued include Ray Eugene Jones 29 of 150 E 16th St Indianapolis charged with carrying a pistol without a license and arrest near the By-Pass after a fight. Donald Cheshier 41 of Rh 3 Greenfield charged with stealing a television set from a motel on Nov 20. Bayne Burton named to represent Cheshier. John Coffey failed to appear on rape charges. Freddie Gallion 30 charged with enticing a female into an immoral place, arrested March 40 1963.
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Page One
Robbins
Madison County
Mudd
Boots
Ray Eugene Jones
Indianapolis
Donald Cheshier
Greenfield
Jones
Burney
Cheshier
Bayne Burton
John Coffey
Anderson
Freddie Gallion
Coffey
Gallion
W. 13Th
Two Dozen Injured In Local Crashes Include Four In Critical
Reported injuries from multiple accidents on November 23 and December 1 3 involve Arcadia residents Norma DeVol Max Cecil and Mike Hogan with critical to satisfactory conditions. Bruce Bostin Elwood and Robert McCorkle also listed, while Larry Odom dies at the Aluminum Company of America plant site in Bonville Indiana.
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Norma DeVol
Max Cecil
Arcadia
Prosperity Rd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Devol
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Cecil
Community Hospital
Mike Hogan
Alexandria Pike
Virgil McKinney
Ind. 9
Lincoln St
Alexandria
Bruce Bostin
Elwood
Frankton
Hamilton Rd
Robert McCorkle
Bonnville, Ind
UPI
Larry Odom
Mount Cansast
Aluminum Company of America
Funeral service for Edward A. Oleksy at St Marys Church
Edward A. Oleksy 50 of 4905 Nichol Ave died Sunday at 2 05 am en route to St Johns Hospital Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery with pallbearers named Walter Alfred Frances James and Ralph Oleksy Funeral arrangements by Brown and Butz Well known athlete and 1934 St Marys High School graduate survived by widow Ruth mother Anna and siblings from Anderson and Milwaukee with 13 nieces and nephews
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Kienly
Edward A. Oleksy
Nichol Ave
Oleksy
St. John's Hospital
East Maplewood Cemetery
Walter
Alfred
Frances R
Roberts
James St. Clair
Ralph Metzer
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
St. _ Mary's High School
Guide Lamp
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J. J Ruth
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Anderson
James
Mary
Austin
Chicago
F. B.I
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Rita) St. Clair
J Anderson
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Alfred J
Francis R
Robert
Ole
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Milwaukee
Wis
McNamara cites 852 bases closed since 1964
McNamara said base closings and reductions total 852 worldwide since March 1964 with 200000 jobs cut and $1.5 billion in savings. Notifications began arriving at the Capitol even as legislators learned of deactivations including a fighter squadron at Charleston DC.
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Page One
Capitol
Rivers
Charleston
D.C
Congress
Defense Department
Washington
McNamara
GM Safety Booklet Highlights Engineering Progress
General Motors emphasizes design for safety and testing advances in a new forty page booklet. It notes early carmaking relied on trial and error, while modern parts undergo rigorous laboratory tests to ensure performance and durability. Distribution will reach over one million GM shareholders safety groups educators and dealers.
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General Motors
Ihe
General
Motors
Roche
En Use Bulletin-Herald
Injured Pendleton From Page Seeks Jury Trial
Mrs Chism by attorney Jerrald O Finney sues claiming cervical spine injuries bruises contusions muscle spasms ruptured blood vessels varicosities in left leg and other injuries causing inability to work and loss of 225 dollars monthly in wages.
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Chism
Jerrald O. Finney
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Anderson
Obituaries report Dana E. Wright of Pensacola Florida 61 died after illness at a Gainsville hospital with services set at Baker Brothers Funeral Home and East Maplewood Cemetery. Also listed are Bernard Bathauer 45, John Bahler Sr. 75, Ward Moneyhun 80, Daisy Wilcox 80, Agnes Hackleman 82, Cornelia Hall and Jane Darrell Adams with service details, burial plans, survivors and affiliations across Anderson and surrounding towns.
Woman die in train crash at Meridian Street crossing
The widow Mrs Buss was killed instantly when a train struck her as she traveled to a birthday party in her honor at the Meridian Street crossing in Ingalls. Her husband, administrator of the estate, seeks a quarter of a million dollars for wrongful death as the trial enters its fifth day.
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Buss
Meridian St
Ingalls
Woma
Christmas Gift Drive Plans State Mental Hospitals
Dec 10 Paul Layton begins gift shopping with donated funds while Mrs Farris notes gifts are of higher quality this year. Anderson merchants donate wrapping paper ribbon and labels. Dec 17 marks annual ward parties with Mental Health providing gifts and organizations supplying entertainment and volunteers. Christmas Eve parties are for forgotten patients. Tissue and Tie workshops seek volunteers to prepare gifts at Citizens Bank Building.
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Page
Paul Layton
Vietnamese pride and service honored in wartime devotion
The note honors a son and all individuals serving in Vietnam, praising the privilege of flying the national emblem. It contrasts the duty of service with neglect, then pivots to a historic fact about the world’s first steam ferry linking New York City and Hoboken, dated October 11, 2011.
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New York City
Hoboken
N. J
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Portland
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Louisville
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