Thousands of Indiana Citizens Support Christmas Gifts for Mentally Ill
The Indiana Association for Mental Health coordinates a statewide holiday program with county groups and churches to deliver gifts and two hour parties to patients in state mental hospitals and schools for the retarded. Volunteer organizers, hospital staff, and local civic groups collect and tailor gifts by ward, with Marion County leading a large drive of over 4,600 presents for Central State, Larue Carter, and Marion County General hospitals.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Association For Mental Health
State Association
George Murphy
Kentland
America
Mental Health Association
Stewart T. Ginsberg
Ginsberg
David P. Morton
Beatty Memorial Hospital
Ott B. McAfee
Madison State Hospital
Mary E. Trainor
New Castle State Hospital
Ernest J. Fogel
Logansport State Hospital
Jefferson F. Klepfer
Richmond State Hospital
Marion County
Central State
Larue Carter
Marion County General Hospitals
Larne Carter Hospital
Fort Wayne State School
Logansport
Fort Wayne
Muscatatuck
Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Moderate Leads Dominican Vote
Juan Bosch of the Dominican Revolutionary Party led as one third of votes counted with 209 507 versus 115 412 for Vi r iato A Fiallo of the National Civic Union.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Juan Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Bosch
Viriato A. Fiallo
National Civic Union
Higher Pension Funds Return Seen Desirable
Indiana lawmakers heard that a one percent rise in pension fund investment yield could cut state costs by about a quarter. An actuarial study shows $37 million more is needed over two years to fund five retirement systems. Actuary Rudolph Lohse urged liberalizing investments beyond bonds to raise yields from under 3 percent to around 4 to 4.5 percent. The Ways and Means Committee prepared for the 1963 session with a $53 million 1963 65 funding gap, later reduced to $40 million if yields improve.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
House
Ways and Means
Rudolph M. Lohse
Lohse
General Assembly
Public Employes
State Police
Board of Accounts
Judges Retirement Fund
Ways and Means Committee
Interstate safety push promises 5000 yearly highway lives saved
Washington predicted that by 1972 when the interstate system is complete at least 5000 persons on the nation’s highways will survive. James K. Williams, director of the new highway safety office, warned that driver education and adaptation to high speeds are essential. He urged faster lane discipline and cautioned against slow drivers on interstates. he noted variation by region and the need for broad awareness.
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Washington
UPI
James K. Williams
Office of Highway Safety
Bureau of Public Roads
Williams
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