Kennedy cautions Congress on inflation fight and bank policy
In a tense Senate House Economic Committee session Kennedy warns against abrupt moves to curb inflation. He urges extending the 49 Ad cent laxity measure for the coming year while defending bank policy and planned divestitures amid concerns over bankers influencing government decisions.
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iAHS Academic Bowl Set to Face Kokomo Tonight
The Anderson Sioh Scholar's Bowl team will compete against Kokomo tonight after a recent Speedway High School contest. Sponsored by WFEM Inter-school, the rivalry among Hoosier high schools has drawn wide attention as the Kokomo visit looms.
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Relieves for Piles and Public Affairs Highlight Mixed Page
A mixed set of notices and brief reports covers a quack remedy ad claiming quick relief for pile irritation, along with political notes on Congress and Kennedy’s testimony about appointments. Also included is Gina Lollobrigida’s plastic surgery news and a Pendleton trooper promotion.
Nairobi Growth Surpasses Los Angeles Pace
Nairobi’s population about 460000 grows 7 percent annually, more than twice LA’s rate. Text notes urban expansion and rural migration while Chicago reports over half of heart attack deaths occur before hospital arrival.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Wisconsin governor blasts Newsweek over UW demonstrations
Gov. Warren Knowles accused Newsweek of inaccurate reporting on February protests at the University of Wisconsin. He condemned the piece as unfair and misleading, praising Chancellor Young for restraint and contrasting it with Chicago’s 1968 occupation, while denying violent confrontations and property damage.
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Missing Woman Found Safe In California
Granite City WV police report Madison T a woman reported missing after Nashville audition has been found alive in Barstow California with Henry Ubik 48 accused as talent agent. Mrs Bosworth says she was acting of her own free will. husband alerted authorities after she failed to return from Nashville.
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Five Of Cycle Group Seized In Cincinnati Incident
Police seized five members of an Indiana motorcycle gang known as the Sin City Disciples after a stop in Cedarfiske. The group was arrested on illegal weapons charges and traffic violations. Confiscated items included shotguns a rifle a revolver and a hunting knife. An investigation is under way to determine if the weapons were stolen. The youths were identified as Cwlis C Boggs 18 Edward
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Indiana Senate back bills and resignations plague state house
The Indiana Senate approved House Bill 1440 to set a four thousand dollar annual minimum salary for police and firemen in cities. Amid tax debate at the Statehouse, Mrs. Kay Grenda resigned as chief of pages after disputes with House Speaker Otis Bowen over lobbying and payroll issues.
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States push tax hikes on cigarettes and tobacco products
Lawmakers debate steep tax increases on tobacco and related products. Proposals include raising cigarette and beer taxes, adding tobacco product levies, and channeling portions of revenue to mental health centers, police and fire departments, and school aid. Indiana aims to raise overall state aid while noting its cigarette tax would remain among the nation’s lowest.
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Indianapolis Bank Robbery Suspect Shot After Run
A state prison fugitive was killed by police during a running gun battle in Indianapolis as he fled a branch bank with nearly twenty thousand dollars. The dead bandit, Ingram Richardson, had escaped from Indiana States Prison in Michigan City last July while serving a life sentence for second degree murder. FBI reports say about $17,000 was recovered. the rest scattered as he fell.
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Agnew Sets Attendance Record in 13th Senate Session
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew presided over his 13th straight Senate session, marking an attendance record. Senate records show he has not missed a meeting since the inauguration, with aides handling much of his White House work.
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Anderson Obituaries Chronicle Funeral Notices
Raic Swafford 54 of 1900 Main St died after a brief illness. Survived by Mary Wilson Swatford his wife since 1984 and four children including Ann Byrd Sus Swatford Charles Swatford and Steven Swatford. Also four grandchildren and two sisters. Services Saturday at Rozelle mortuary with burial at Miller Cemetery. Virgil Starks James Everett Smith and others listed with pending services.
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Bus Route Redistricting Sparks Indiana City Subsidy Vote
The school system plans bus route redistricting around Trampoge One in 1976. After an Indianapolis firm threatened to leave the market, Muncie voted a subsidy to continue the transit services there.
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Nixon science adviser urges moral support for colleges
Teo A. Dubridge told a House subcommittee that campus violence alienated students, risking loss of public support just when aid for college science is under debate. President Nixon’s aide reserved judgment on federal aid proposals while calling for moral backing for higher education amid protests.
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Plane Hunted Adventures Stir Fears Across Hawthorne
MOSCOW AP Fourteen persons boarded a plane from Hawthorne for a rumored gambling run toward Mawthorne’s El Gapitan. The craft vanished after takeoff at 4 06 am with winds up to 90 miles an hour. authorities reported partial damage but offered no full estimates. In Indiana Let Us Vote group plans a meeting at the YMCA to push for a lower voting age. Hoosier farmer Delbert Stummel, 47, died after a tractor-trailer was struck by a CSX freight train in Bremen.
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