Indiana Highway Officials Seek Unfreezing Funds To Keep Construction
Indiana State Highway Commission pressed the U S Bureau of Public Roads to unfreeze 19 per mile in construction funds and considered asking the legislature to restore 22 million diverted from motor vehicle taxes as they fought an 82 million federal cutback. Officials warned the program could shrink to dirt roads if funding remains restricted into 1967.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
US Bureau of Public Roads
Betwoore
Indiana State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Come
Fred L. Ashbattcher
Cera
Rex. M. Whitton
Tampa
Fla
Cappolino
New Jersey
Sarasota
Ross Boyer
Bayer
Coppolino
Robert
Whitehead
Kekomo
Commission
Rober R. Shipley
Indianapo
Fis
Highway Department
Wirhack
Coppolino Acquittal Report Sparks Flight Rumors
The article notes Coppolino denying guilt and planning to remain in the continental United States after a Florida murder case involving Carmela. He mentions talking to children the night before and avoiding details about his whereabouts. He plans to meet reporters in Sarasota Tuesday and resume normal life upon return. He cites due process as slow and hints at travel to Florida Keys.
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Mary
Florida Keys
Sarasota
Coppolino
Continental United States
Ind
Saraseta
Carmela
Florida
Sheriff-Elect Names Office Staff and Deputies for Jan 1967
Madison County Sheriff-elect Jon announced shifts and listed deputies chosen by the Citizens Advisory Commission. The new appointments will take effect January 3, 1967, with office personnel scheduled to assume duties.
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Madison County
Jon
Citizens Advisory Commission
Sher
Aeiff
Mary Lou Ravage
Brogder
Ralph D. Lynch, Sr
Court House
Francis Eugene Castor
Moser D. Beeman
Alexandria
Larry K. Dotson
Rebetcw A. Rahler
Brogdon
Babler
Jack L. Jones
Elwood
Roland K. Fuller
Eugene Fields
Pendleton
Deryle W. Marti
Ronald J. Bell
Eugene FP
Young
Gary C. Heiler
Anderson
Leonard Davis
Chesterfield
Jones
Davis
Heller
Madison County Citizens Advisory Committee
Francis H. Oleksy
Oleksy
John Carrington
Anderson College
Walter Hurst
Monroe Township
Luther Puckett
Vurn
Atom Smasher To Be Built In Illinois
The Atomic Energy Commission will build a 375 million atom smasher in Weston Illinois near Chicago. The project will employ 2300 people with a 60 million dollar annual budget and was chosen from six finalists. Weston mayor welcomed the windfall for his small town.
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Washington
API
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Nose
Weston
Tfl
Chicago
Alaska
Delaware
Hawaii
Vermont
Glenn T.seaborg
Brookhaven National Laboratory
New York
Long Island
Ann Arbor
Mich
Madison
Wis
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Sacramento
Calif
Fox River
Arthur Theriault
Ruby Receives Second Dose of Cancer Drug at Parkland
Parkland Hospital bulletin reports 55 year old Jack Ruby remains stable after receiving a second dose of ibnuouracil chemotherapy intended to slow cancer spread. Doctors say treatment continues with no further plans announced at this time.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Parkland Hospital
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Representative-Elect Outlines Indiana Assembly Plans
Kenneth Bays of Anderson, a 12 year veteran at Deleor Remy Division, told the Indiana Society of Professional Engineers in Indianapolis that the General Assembly will move to restore surplus tax money to counties when it convenes next month. The discussion centered on fiscal relief and distribution of state surplus funds.
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Kenneth Bays
Anderson
Deleor Remy Division
Indiana Society of Professional Engineers
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
Jungs
Jean
Baws
General Assembly
ISPI
Indiana
Deadline today for annual Home Decoration Contest entries
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce announces the final date for entering the Annual Home Decoration Contest sponsored by Downtown Retail Merchants and the Community Christmas Observance Committee. Entries must be mailed to Post Office Box 4H in Anderson, with all residents of the city eligible to participate.
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Young
Anderson Chamber of Conmerce
Clate
Christ Imas Observance Committee
Imal
Anderson
Chamber of Tommeret
Ahl
Chamber of Commerce
Ruby counsel weighs bail for patient in hospital case
Ruby's lawyers plan discussions this weekend on bond for their client in a hospital case. Phil Burleson says bond is not a priority but may affect guard assignments and potential transfer to another facility. He notes treatment at Parkland is free for nonpaying patients.
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Ruby
Phil Burleson
Burleson
Bill Decker
Parkland Manpital
Parkland
Johnson consults top aides on Vietnam war effort
President Johnson conferred Friday with top aides including Lodge McNamara Goldberg Harriman on Vietnam policy. Lodge said entering the key delta south of Saigon is under discussion and bombing raids near Hanoi are not an escalation. Johnson also visited Walter Reed to seek Eisenhower’s counsel on defense matters.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Kiler
United States
Weisen
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
U S
Lodge
lLodge
Defense
jRobert
McNamara
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Averell J. Harriman
White House
Texas
Hanoi
Walter Reed Army| Medical Center
T 0
Dwight DR. Eisenhower
Gas fumes detected from abandoned line in Cincinnati area
Chief Richardson reports sewer tests after heavy rains found gasoline in the 1500 block of Cincinnati St. Two homes showed dangerous fumes from an abandoned gas line station leaking into the sewer. Fire Dept. traced source. laws require removal or sand filling of unused tanks.
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Board of Health
John H. Richardson
Cincinnati St
Anderson High Girls Named for Foreign Study Exchange
Anderson High School selected two girls Diane Isimore and Donna Richardson from 26 candidates for the Youth For Understanding overseas exchange program. An alternate is Kay Larson. Final assignments may be made after home placement in South America Asia or Europe. Local committee members assisted with the 1967 effort. Bond Sale Drive for the School Council begins April 7 1967.
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Anderson High School
Youth For Understanding Propram
Abn Arbor
Mich
Diane Isimore
Donald Elmore
W. Oth St
Donna Richardson
A. G. Richardson
Crystal Sr
SHS
Kay Larson
R. L. Larson
Willow Rd
Trigalnal
Cindy Bechtel
Mary Wood
Anderson
YFA
Jrom
Joe Vargo
M's
William Stewart
Charles Dickman
IAHS
Tom Austin
Roland Maine
Jack Nicholson
Larry Barnhart
Viet Cong Repulsed In Compound Attack Near Saigon
American advisers in the Mekong Delta repulsed a Communist assault on their Sa Der compound 18 miles west of Vinh Long. A Puff the Magic Dragon gunship sprayed the area with bullets, with no American casualties and only material damage reported.
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Saigon
UPS
Amercany
Mekong Delta
Sed
South Vietnam
Hanoi
China
U.S
Sa der
Vinh Long
Cotirin
Kokomo Strike Threatens Defense Production
Labor Secretary Wirtz labeled the Kokomo Indiana plant shutdown a national defense risk. He ordered Union Carbide and United Steelworkers negotiators to Washington to avert a strike over a new contract. The plant processes exotic metals vital to defense, and rapid resumption is deemed essential.
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Washington
Wirtz
Federal Mediation Service
Good Morning Start The Day With Chuckle
A fragmentary early 1900s column from Greencastle notes a campus event by EPA group involving 27 Des Pauw University students. It mentions entertainers, a repeated show, and a gathering at a foldin Fara in Put thnville with puzzled wording and unclear details.
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Greencastle
Tod
EPA
Des Pauw University
Goth
Hs Entertilners
Weather brief with limited readable details
Cloudy conditions with little temperature change through tonight. Some partial readings indicate a low near the afternoon, with a chance of sun later. Monitoring updates expected to reflect any minor shifts in forecast.
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Pordy
Clataly
Caltley Sindy
LWV Leader Anna Robertson Dies at 47
Anna D Robertson 47 of 724 W 7th St died Friday at 620 pm in St John Hospital after a five year illness. She was president of the League of Women Voters here and active in Girl Scouting. Survived by husband Dr Thomas J Robertson Jr of Anderson College. daughter Aly Ann Crane of Athens. son Thomas J Robertson Jr of Anderson. brother Jurrkson C Lenk of Nash ville. Services Monday at 2 0 1 0 p m at the First Methodist Church with Dr Robert Millers officiating. Donations requested to charity.
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Anna Douglas Roberson
7Th St
St John’s Hospital
Thomas J. Robertson
Anderson College
Robertson
League of Women Voters
Woodville
Miss
Ilarrisohn
Maule
iLenk
Nashville
Inesband
Anderson
Alis
UN imposes first ever mandatory sanctions on Rhodesia
The United Nations Security Council voted 11 to 0 with four abstentions to impose mandatory economic sanctions including an oil embargo on Rhodesia. The move aims to pressure the white-ruled regime of Salisbury but avoids a forceful enforcement option. South Africa and Portugal rejected the resolution, while African nations pressed for stricter measures and potential force.
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United Nations
N.Y
Ian
Rhodesia
Soviet Union
France
Bulgaria
Mali
Britain
South Africa
Portugal
U.N
Salisbury
Smith
Colums
Weekend weather to be mild with little precipitation
The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures across the Hoosier state with no precipitation. Friday afternoon readings near 30s north to 50s south, with Saturday highs in the 40s north to 50s south and Sundays mostly unchanged. Lows expected in the 20s to 30s.
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Limited
Press International
Niliana
Hoosier State
Port Wayne
Bvansville
R J Beck Retires From Investment Firm Leadership
Robert J. Beck former director of Wainhyt fr Thomson McKinnon and longtime Anderson resident retires effective January 1 2087 announced by Howry Hall Jr Indianapolis member of Hini executive committee. Jack L Pill named manager of the Anderson office with G Michael Dalzell as manager and Mrs J W Sullivan as assistant manager. Beck began investments in 1922 and served as manager of the Toent branch for five years under Thomson McKinnon North events expanding the firm’s training program to serve offices from Florida to Duluth Minnesota. The Indianapolis office move in 1464 accelerated growth and the firm continued expanding its New York Stock Exchange connections and other key exchanges.
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Wainhyt
J. W. Sullivan
Beck
Toent
Tomson & McKinnon Horth Vents
Tix
DU Lo
Fuu
Florida
Duluth
Min Thomson Fir Melinnett
New York
iStick Exchange
Jey
Canada
Indianapolis
Panera Phonsson & McKinonon
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