Indiana House committees named by Bowen for 1967 session
The Bowen led selections assign Otis Bowen as Speaker to head Ways and Means and key policy panels. Names reflect both parties with chairmen and members listed for counties Lake Marion and others, alongside agricultural and finance groups, outline of committee leadership across the Indiana House.
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Wdndianapolis
Meinters Ing
Indiana
House of Represent
Otis K. Bowen
Keith
Speakerwlect
F. Shawley
Fitchin City
Hani Laxstinn
Fonste
Robert L. Rock
Senate
Menbors
Lake County
Cop‘s
Blachly
Barbour
Burrows
Bayst
Conn
Ferguson
Humphrey
Jessup
Martty
Benjamin
Maloney
Murakowski
Hei
Marion County
Barst
Crowe
Busma
Rea
Molz
Partlow
Ietterer
Burton
Him
Phrey
Baran
Pearson
Bodine
Barber
Mertz
Brand Jessup
Edwards
Heine
Shank
Telle
Ukpge
Wise
Barnhorst
Yarnell
Bruggenschmidt
Heekw
Huet
Rickuts
Brighton
Fay
Smitheran
Bales
Gaylord
Neaderheiser
Barker
Babincsak
Penal Instituiens
Goblentz
Dines
McComb
Brad
Clark
Shick
Gigan
Latz
Barning
Bauer
Huett
Spanagel
Boehning
Richardson
Bushemi
S Caesar
Frick
Coty
Township
Peterson
Smitherman
Mutz
Pratt
Thoras
Ah- Shire
Heeke
Kennedy
Rainbolt
Education
Cloud
Borst
Hayes
Jones
B. Bauer
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Makney
Rickets
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Blavkply
Chase
McIntyre
Lesniak
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Els
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Muuzy
Lewis
Brand
Dimbar
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B. Bawer
Bell
Chai Man
Howard
Ruggin
Tggin
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Denwasi Angel
Kenn Lesnii Rambottr
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Uinterstate Cooperation
Thomas
Slenker
Zoppes
Coblentz
Barrows
Dine “Bar
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Babincsuk
F. Bautz
Republican
Bowen
Ruck Lshaus
Slunker
Chairmon Givan
Donalion
Rogers
Bouhning
Millis
Riche Andson
Blavhyl
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J. Bauer
Lespitk
Gordon
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Waltz
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Shawley
Deckard
Bablycask
Gell
Brightop
Mulntyre
Chaingan
Donaldson
Abshire
Baure
Maury
Hughes
Ulmer
Hillis
Wrick
Hine
Organization of Courts and Criminal Code
Leiwis
Gian
Peepuam Thomas
Robison
F. Bauer
Caesar
Chatman
MeIntyré
Retterer
Larkin
Beveville
Neadertiser
Chaieran
Givan
Bays
Fergus
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Lamkin
Bushermt
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Sharwley
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Olmer
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Batyker
Braggenschmidt
Welfare
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Dunbar
Jessug
Beneville
Hyetl
Spanage
SEA Arae
Reserves Begin Training as Indiana Backlog Shrinks
Col. John G. Nelson predicts Indiana Army Reserve trainees may head to camp by late March to trim a backlog of about 2,000 reserves. He notes that additional February and March callups aim to fill units statewide while chiefs emphasize responsible service and ongoing civic duty.
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Indiana
John G. Nelson
Indie
6Th Arie Nps
Col
Nelson
Februar
March
T ‘Diana
Bonnet Club Installs Officers at Yuletide Party
At the Community Bonnet Club Christmas gathering in Fairmount Mrs. Harry Simons was installed as president with Mrs. Riley Deal as first vice president and Mrs. Donald Reeves as second vice president. New members welcomed included Arthur Stow and Mrs. Kenneth Mortis. The club sang and presented well wishes to several members as they marked the season.
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Earl Davis
Dan ‘Ogue
Maude Briles
Bessie Thurston
Bessiel
Gringle
Glen Rhoads
Simons
Riley Deal
Donald Reeves
Fred Barnhart
J. H. Cooper
M's. Williams
Flagacre Park
Parable Lessons and Vietnam War Outlook From Mansfield
The article reviews a sermon on patient prayer and parables, then shifts to Mansfield detailing South Vietnam politics and the Vietnam War. He cites U S military superiority, growing war costs, Red China influence, troop levels, pacification efforts, and Diem’s assassination impact on stability.
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North Vietnam
China
Mansfield
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Constituent Assembly
Anderson Obituary: Miku Mane Bars Dies in Newark
Miku Mane Bars 25 son of Mrs. Teddy Burton of Anderson and Robert Bars of Muncie died Wednesday afternoon in a Newark hospital after sudden illness. Born in Muncie, he was a Muncie Central High School graduate and a Navy veteran who had recently taken a job in Newark. The body returns to Meeks Mortuary in Muncie for calling hours today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Funeral by Rev. A. W. McDavid tomorrow 1 pm at Mt. Tabor Cemetery in Muncie.
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Clark St
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Tet Sczesney
Anthony Sklebck
Adam Kumkowski
Charles Dolenski
Adam Suchocki
Brown and Butz
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Goodwill Club of America
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Pete
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Ralph Benson
Ichesterfield
Mabel Preston
Jon Wil
Luther Preston
Fendleton
John's Hospital
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Ins
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Honig
Decatur
Barait
Summitville
Sarah Ellen Day
Sof
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Paurmount
Rt. 1
Fort Wayne
Fairmount High School
Ball State University
Monroeville
Allen County
Adams Central
Adams County
Marines In Vietnam Face Heavy Fighting Near Hanoi
North Vietnamese forces and Marines clashed for two days in the Hanoi area with Marine casualties reported as light. A Navy pilot was shot down by ground fire and listed as missing after completing 88 missions. U S air forces targeted coastal camps and weapons positions as North Vietnamese defenses intensified. The Hanoi mayor told Pravda that large evacuee movement and normal city life coexist amid air strikes.
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Panhandle
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Hanoi
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Pen Nan
Industry figures and obituaries mix in scattered notices
The clipping lists business figure Frank Sokol Jr, ballroom and civic roles, plus multiple obituary notices for Ann Blades John Clemons and others. It notes funeral details at St Ambrose Catholic Church and Brooks Memorial Chapel with interments at local cemeteries and surrounding survivor lists.
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John L. Clemons Sr
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Robert L. Saunbers
Second Baptist Church
East Maplewood
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Obituary notices record the deaths of local residents Mabel Preston Luther Preston Lapel Hartley Day Sarah Ellen Day Herbert McCartney Clarkson Holloway Jane Reed Dorothy DeLawier and Clarence Harlan. Survivors include husbands children and siblings with services and burial details listed for Lapel Fairmount Decatur Jonesboro and Madison County communities.
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Plum St
Madison County
Mil
Charles Dimmeyer
First Methodist Church
Brookside
Lapel
Local Candidates File Expenses and Contributions
Jonald Hunter filed expenses of 592.08 and contributions to the Madison County Republican Party totaling 1,045. Mary Ellen Barney reported 7.55 for printing campaign cards. Henry P. Schrenker listed 30 for printing 25 for newspaper ads and 50 to the Madison County Democratic organization. James L. Neely had no campaign expenses.
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Page One
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Republican Party
Mary Ellen Barney
Adams ‘Wwnship
Henry P. Schrenker
Superior Court
Madison County Democratic Organization
James L. Neely
Justice of the Peace
Union Township
State Senate Committee Sets News and Public Relations Focus
Duvall said the committee would research prepare tapes news releases and photographs to improve press relations and will not block bill introductions or bypass the Republican State Committee on policy. The panel has not discussed using the growing state general fund surplus.
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Two Children Die In Boling Prairie Trailer Fire
Two small children died when a trailer home at Rolling Prairie east of La Porte burned Thursday. Scott Easley age three and Theresa Easley one year old were killed. Siblings John Easley five and Pamela Easley eight survived with injuries and no cause had been determined. Authorities noted the blaze occurred at U.S. 20 along Rolling name.
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Rolling, Name
Schricker Remains In Poor Condition In Indiana Hospital
In Knox Indiana Governor Henry F Schricker aged 83 remained in poor condition at Starke Memorial Hospital after a deterioration in his heart. Dr Guy Ingwell said he had a fairly restful day and has been Schricker's physician for 20 years.
Retail Prices Rise and Wages Hover in 1965 Trends
The report shows clothing prices up four tenths of 1 percent with men’s wear leading gains. Factory workers’ pay rose to a record $2.76 an hour while weekly buying power stayed at $92.82. Cost of living rose 6 percent to November, with a 4.2 percent rise since July 1. In a separate note, Norman Linnentey Jr. collapsed and died while duck hunting near North Judson, Indiana.
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Norman Linnentey, Jr
Jlammond
Harry Siltima Farm
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