Participation certificates linked to national debt plans proposed
Rep. John W. Byrnes proposes counting government participation certificates as debt and widening the debt ceiling. He seeks exemptions from long term bond interest limits to sell about $6 billion more this and next year, aiming to match planned certificate sales with cheaper funding. Byrnes argues the move would lower borrowing costs while altering debt accounting.
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John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Alwail
Washington
UPI
Richard L. Roudebush
R-Ind
Congress
Defense Department
Former Anderson Resident John F. Buchanan Sr. Dies at 68
John F. Buchanan Sr. of Vero Beach Florida died of a heart attack at 68. He had lived in Anderson earlier, worked in Cincinnati and Ohio, retired in 1964, and moved to Florida. Survived by widow Edith, son John F. Buchanan Jr., daughter Wanda Scholl, six grandchildren, sisters Goldie Ward and Fern Burton, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services in Vero Beach.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Loren
Goldie) Ward
Anderson
Onimen
Wage
Edwin J. Bill
Cora
Buchanan
Cincinnati
Commutter and Sinks
Ohio
Crosley Corp
Pemnihue
Aveo
Florida
Edith Chailie
John F. Buchanan Jr
Colorao Springs
Colo
George
Wanda) Scholl
Palm Springs
Calif
Ward
Here
Harvey
Fern) Burton
Jane Harter
Pearle Strosnider
Bill Davis
Cox and Gifford
George Long
The
Christian Church
Forestlawn
Elwood Bricklayer Eugene Glotzbach dies of heart attack
Elwood barber and bricklayer Eugene Glotzbach 50 of 1522 N D St suffered a fatal heart attack while driving near Frankton. He was born 1916 in Elwood a World War II veteran and member of St. Joseph Church. He is survived by his mother five children three sisters and a brother. Final rites at St. Joseph Church conducted by Msgr Theodore Hammes. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery.
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Nell
Kimmerling
Nichol
Wooden Cross Arms
Park Place Church of God
Jonly
Hillery Rice
Roark
Familly
Maplewood
Rigney
Talley
Ati
Daleville
Baker Brothers
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Barko Anderson
Ac-T
Wiliam J. Bender
Bill
William Threy
Minor Bilbrey
D. Bender
Carol Bender
Alexandria
Lafayette
Ter
John Diedting
Anna Goulding
Ken Anderson
Earl M
Chicago
St. Mary's Tyle Funeral
Catholic Church
Ihgene Lamport
Firstj
Joe
Jeldo Schiavone
Hristian Church
Jay Talley
Forest Hills
Anderson
Tery
Shelbyville
William Keeton
Hornersville
Karl M. Kyle
Neral Home
Elwood
Eugene U. Clotebach
N. D St
Frankton
Det
Leon
Myrtle Glotzbach
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Sharon Fouts
Russiaville
Carol Groover
Muncie
Thomas
Verna Jean
Jack Glotzbach
Mary Stafford
Agnes Ballinger
el Wood
Violet Hardebeck
Hobbs
John Glotzbach
Copper
Fesler
Sturday
St. Joseph's Church
Msgr
Theodore Hammes
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Basin Nor Ees
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Poland
Soviet Union
Europe
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China
Fannie Lowry
Summitville
Fav
North Vietnam
le E. Lowry
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Mitville
Nursa
Gaston
Senate
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Inarest
Church of God Johnson
United States
Louise McCormick
Ville
Sarah
FBI
Jean Lowry
Temple
Tex
Dem
Church of God In
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Dwight
Uate
Hillcrest
Marie Whisler
Atlanta
Marie M. Whisler
Ri. 2
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da Iris Funeral Home
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Kramer Pendleton
Cecil L Kramer
Broadway
Guide Lamp Division
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Lela
Lula Kramer
Edna McClintick
Diana Snyder
Larry Kramer
Elizabeth Elkins
Mary Sargent l
Marjorie Dial
Cicero
Raymond Kramer
Noblesville
Cornell Bright
Gravel Lane
Fortville
William Sovern to be buried in Terre Haute funeral home
William James Sovern a former Anderson Newspapers Inc. employee from 1950 to 1958 will be flown from California to Terre Haute where the Callahan Funeral Home will conduct a 11 a.m. Monday service. Family members accompany the body. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Joe Swing of Anderson a son Robert Whisler of Racine Wisconsin and several relatives.
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Arlee
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Terre Haute
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Indianapolis
Teneaute
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Anderson
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Racine, Wik
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Madison County
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Detroit
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Opal Bitner
Priscilla Holliday
Janges Lawlan
Thelma Shady
Dorothy Chok
Barbara, Martz
Josie Johnson
Lavinse Baytan
J. 8. Payon
Lucille Tecters
Longtime educator Dr. Jeep dies and Caplinger case ends
Henry A Jeep, visiting professor and Ball State educator renowned for guidance and student teaching supervision, dies after a career spanning Indiana and national roles. The Federal Court in Indianapolis sentenced Louis E Caplinger, 39, on a guilty plea for failing to file a federal return, granting a six month suspended term.
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Indianapolis
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Rio de Janeiro
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China
Canada
Escapees Linked to Local Robbery in Madison County
Police believe the escapees are linked to a burglary at a local store where two 22 caliber rifles a blank starter pistol and two hunting knives were stolen. The weapons were loaded and valued at 130 dollars. Entry was gained by removing plywood from a rear window. Deputies state the suspects are extremely dangerous and were sought across the county with state and nearby police agencies on lookout.
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Madison County Sheriff's Department
Indiana State Police
Anderson Police Department
Toastmasters Club Contest Names Everett McVey Winner
The Del-Ray Toastmasters Club No. 2665 held a speech contest with Everett McVey declared the winner. Entrants included Lowell Jackson and Charles Solid. The event theme was Enthusiasm and judges included Richard Wickens and Francis Highwood. Three more meetings are planned in the series.
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Toastmasters Club No
Everett McVey
McVey
Lowell Jackson
Charles Solid
Ted Hollingsworth
Arl Young
Richard Wickens
Francis Highwood
Carroll Grile
Frank Anderson
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