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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1964
Page
14
The incident worsened prices and food shortages, risking a major political rift. U S officials deny direct blame while both nations seek to patch relations amid growing economic strain and public unease.
The document lists individuals and addresses, including Ibertt at 2909 Greenbriar Rd and Joan H Campbell at 1407 Louise, with multiple others such as Ralph F Mattingly 1818 Arrow Ave, Thomas A Wickens 1360 Arrow Ave, Gerald O Connor 633 W 6th St, and Mrs. Robert Reddy Sr 594 Ruddle, indicating a local notices record of residents.
A list of residents and addresses appears, naming Howard Murphy Charles Hollon Dorothy Bright Virgil L Me Kinney Elbert S Malcom Mary Ann Hickner Mrs Ida Sibert Ed Abbott Rhoda Hamilton Thomas H. Gardner John R. Thompson Nichols Hartley Bennett Donald G. Borgstrom O T Sasser James H. Miller Carl L. Wilson Floyd Albers Bill Carpenter Ray Hellert Esra B. Haley Ted Davis D M Looper Albert Porter Laura F Rozelle Bill Ruggles Jack Ormond Glenn Harmon Maurice Jarrett James J. Laughlin Joel Eb
Halleck defeated Rep. Joseph W Martin by four votes to end the Massachusetts Republican's 20-year tenure as GOP leader in the House. Ford aided Halleck's campaign, with backers hoping for support from both moderate and conservative GOP elements. Lindsay warned liberals may back another candidate if Ford's run just sustains Goldwater-wing policy. Halleck defended his record, saying Republicans under his leadership passed constructive legislation and blocked costly, unwise proposals.
Johnson aides led by Stewart Udall W Willard Wirtz Luther Hodges and John T Connor met at a ranch to plan budget decisions then flew to the White House press center in Austin to brief reporters on expected departmental changes Interior may rise slightly Commerce may fall slightly Labor cuts noted but no new items discussed Dr Donald Hornig advised on science matters including salt water conversion and a high speed rail project The message emphasized fiscal prudence while ending with a local note about Hoosierland hours and apples
A fragmented report outlines U S officials weighing compromise options on transfer of two politicians from military to civilian custody as Saigon’s power balance shifts. Clinton-era style yet obscure, it notes debates among leaders, risks of alienating insurgents and civilians, and U S desire for a strong civilian government to prosecute the war amid Vietnam’s turbulent political scene.
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