Economy Not Hurt by Taxpayer Cash Payments Says Treasury
Washington reports Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon states extra payments due April 16 total about 4000 to 500 million from a 5 billion baseline and should not impede the economy. In London Great Britain cuts import surcharge to 10 percent effective April 27, easing financial strain on the pound. GE earnings show 1964 profits per share at 4.44 before adjustments, or 2.62 after adjustments, with 1963 at 3.14.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury Department
Douglas Dillon
London
Great Britain
Britain
New York
General Electric Co
Wilbern
Branigin
Missionary To Speak At Optimist Meeting
Dr. G R Bigsby, formerly of Arcadia and medical missionary in Ethiopia, will speak to the Optimist Club Thursday noon at the YMCA and show pictures of Addis Ababa. The program follows news of a local traffic accident at 8 01 last night involving Joseph Bakman and Roy Hinkel, who were treated at St John Hospital and released. Judge Donald Hunter will deliver Lincoln's Day remarks at the Anderson Exchange Club luncheon in the YMCA Mulberry Room.
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Ethiopia
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Optimist Club
Yo M. C. A
Addis Ababa
Bigsby
Indiana Academy
Cicero
Acci
California
Robert L. Harvey
Washington, D.C
Scatterfield Rd
Na L
Ind
Empress Zauditu
Thomas
Pitt Sts
Donald Hunter
Thej
Joseph 0. Bakman
Indiana
Woodlawn
Roy
Indianapolis
Hinkel
Muncie
Hinkle
An’derson
Grange
Tndinne Renalted
Former Anderson Man Hurt In Truck Train Crash
Former Anderson resident Donald Johnson of Route 3 Robinson Illinois is in critical condition at Clay County Hospital Brazil after a Monday morning crash when his semi trailer hit a Monon Railroad freight train about 34 miles east of Bowling Green Indiana. Johnson formerly lived on Arrow Avenue and worked as a truck driver for K G Horton Construction. a brother still resides in Anderson. He sustained broken ribs legs internal injuries and head concussions. Sir Wethersfield founded in 1634 was Connecticut’s first permanent settlement. Still, 140 houses from before 1800 remain.
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Anderson
Donald Johnson
Rt. 3
Robinson
Clay County
Brazil
Monon Railroad
Bowling Green
Ind
Johnson
Arrow Ave
K. G. Horton Construction
Sir Wethersfield
Connecticut
Armed Robbery Reported At Service Station
At 9 50 pm a man robbed Clark Service Station on Meridian Street. Robert Ashton reported the man demanded money after asking for a can and gasoline. $80 cash and $6 in change were taken. A Norris Standard Station break in on 23rd and Meridian led to a cash register loss of $75, car titles, and trading stamps missing.
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Clark
Meridian St
Robert Estes
Robert Ashton
18Th St
Ashton
Estes
Norris Standard
23Rd and
Meridian Sts
Accident on 38th Street injures three onlookers
Layman 32 Kruger 49 and Hutchison 34 suffered minor injuries when a car slid on ice on 38th Street and struck a cement fence pillar. Sally Layman drove, all were taken to St. John's Hospital and released after treatment. Deputy Hasler investigated the collision.
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Ony IM. Layman
Arrow Ave
Faye L. Kruger
Ray Hutchison
Riverside Dr
St. Jin
Sally Layman
St. John's Hospital
Hasler
Becket and Strangelove Nab Best Picture Noms
The film Becket tied with My Fair Lady and Dr. Strangelove for best picture nominations, with Mary Poppins and Zorba the Greek also receiving nods. British actors John Gielgud Stanley Holloway and Peter Ustinov earned supporting nominations. Local boy Lee Tracy and Edmond O’Brien also received recognition for acting roles.
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Ually
Becket
Zorba
Britannia
John Gielgud
Stanley Holloway
My Fair Lady
Peter Ustinov
Topkapi
Lee Tracy
Edmond O'Brien
Syria Executes Attassi Amid International Tension
The article notes the execution of Attassi in Syria with no prior notice of approval by President Hafiz al Assad as required by law. U S Embassy access was blocked as the government insisted Attassi was Syrian, not American, despite diplomatic protests. Also referenced is ton C A E Rinker marking a 55th world anniversary and a funeral notice for a local businessman in Anderson.
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Attassi
Am‘jin Hafez
U. S
C. A. E. Rinker
Page One
Anderson
Rinker
Aenb
Night of Malcolm X murder fuels white house probe call
Police and leaders mobilize around the nation after Malcolm X is killed. CORE head James Farmer demands a White House inquiry, calling it a political killing with international implications. Locally, authorities guard crowds and the funeral home hosts the slain leader’s public display.
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Lohuaucu
Page One
Chicago
Clay
Frank X. Graves
Paterson
N.J
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
White House
Malcolm X
Farmer
State Department
Ise
Joseph
Anderson Obituaries A Multifaceted Local Notice
Obituaries from Anderson Indiana report Everett Baldwin Guide Lamp employee found dead in a garage amid car fumes and Elwood resident Everett C Baldwin, 64, with surviving family including three sisters and several nieces. Also noted are obituary notices for Lora Payton, Hazel Beam, Perna Davis, Kitty Benner, Ruth Petry, A D Baker, and Raymond Fox with their burial plans and involvement of local funeral homes.
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Clinton County
Carolyn Grooms
van Meter
James Goen
Ohio
May Mills
Joffire
George
Artie) Skinner
Maiy
Baldwin
Anderson
John
Alberta
Ashby
New Columbus
Threei
Apparente Brothers
Clayton, Branson
Alva van Meter
Ander Iulty
Joe Son
Newhaws
Anon
Woven
Robert L. Jackley
Mr. Baldwin
Sganings County
Guide Lamp Division
The
Eagles Lodge
Lenora Hensley Baldwin
Francis
Donald Bald‘lwin
Mary Gardiner Jr
Eudine Dawler
Elwood
Chester Baldwin
Frankton
Geralding ‘Fern
Jess Baldwin
Columbus
Anna Kerner
Esther Baldwin
Ieuanapoli
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Carl Keesling Markleville and Bessie Foster Tipton deaths reported. Cecil Keesling 59 died at Ball Memorial Hospital after five weeks as an employee at 41 years. Surviving include widow Crystal and four children. Services by Rev George Cole at Markleville Wesleyan Church. Burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Funeral rites for Bessie Corder Foster 76, wife of Lonnie Foster, at Leatherman Morris Funeral Home with Rev Richard Donovan. interment in Petersburg cemetery.
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Glenn Skinner
Jackson Park
Lora Payton
Clark St
Wallie Payton
Missouri
Alma DeWalt
Anderson
Elmer Hawk
North Bend
Wash
Sells and Rowe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hazel Beam
Hazel B. Beam
Crittenden St
Indianapolis
Community Hospital
Alma Roudebush
Beam
Noblesville
Fortville
Ruth Petry
Monroe Schuster
Central Christian Church
Waltz and Hiday Funeral Home
Ava Ruth Petry
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Memorial ‘Park Cemetery
A. D. Baker
Gene Smith
Park ‘Place Methodist Church
Long Beach
Calif
Baker, Brothers Funeral Home
Memorial Park’ Cemetery
Carl Keesling
Markleville
Cecil
Steve) Keesling
Delco-Remy
Ball Memorial Hospital
Newton and
Nola Munden Keesling
Henry County
Ind
Cadiz Brotherhood
Sisterhood
Crystal
Clay Hodson
Ronald Keesling
Rt 1
Leland Keesling
Cecil R. Keesling
Kennard
Viva Myers
Eva Keesling
Middletown
John Munden
California
C. Rector
George Cole
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Muncie
Mechanicsburg Cemetery
Bessie Foster Tipton
Bessie Corder Foster
Lonnie W. Foster
Leatherman-Morris
Richard Donovan
Petersburg
Stan Laurel dies at 74 in California
San Monica Calif UPI Stan Laurel the slender rubberfaced member of Laurel and Hardy died Tuesday of a heart attack He was 74 and had been a recluse since 1957 after Oliver Hardy's death Laurel perished at his home overlooking the Pacific Ocean The U S produced 1548000 gallons of maple syrup in 1964.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Laurel
Pacific
U.S
Courtroom Docket Adds Multiple Divorce and Contract Suits
Courthouse News reports new suits filed in Circuit and Superior Courts. Lucille McCarroll sues Roger McCarroll for support. William F Lawler Jr represents Waterson Construction Co in a contract suit against Ronnie and Gladys Key in Middletown. Dorothy Lee and Billie Jack Lee face divorce actions. Vicki Wisner and Clais Wisner divorce case. Maxine Cannon versus Calvin Cannon divorce. Jane Elizabeth Clark sues John Edward Clark divorce. Television owners in Great Britain face an annual 11.20 license cost.
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Lucille McCarroll
Roger
McCarroll
William F. Lawler, Jr
Charles A. Watson
Son Construction Co
Ronnie J. Key
Gladys B. Key
Wisehart and
Wiseshart
Middletown
Dorothy Lee
Billie Jack’ Lee
Robbins
Kelley
Arnold
Superior Court
Maxine Cannon
Calvin’ Cannon
Jane Elizabeth Clark
John Edward Clark
Harry B. Thornburg
Great Britain
New Hemorrhoid Remedy Promises Quick Relief
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery, is introduced in Preparation H ointment and suppositories. The ad touts doctors observing rapid improvements in varied long standing cases, with germ killing properties and infection prevention, available at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
Buddhist Leaders Seek Clarity Amid Saigon Crisis
Tam Chau spoke at a National Buddhist Center compound in Saigon as Buddhist groups, blamed for shaping events that toppled three Saigon administrations, remained vague on aims while denouncing the military coup and Khanh's ouster. Paris reports hint North Vietnam may favor negotiations, though officials in Washington cite no overtures.
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Khanh
Tam Chau
Tieting
Saigon
National Buddhist Center
South
Paris
Southeast Asia
Washington
United States
North Viet Nam
Districting Bill Continued From Page One
Local GMC employs 22,500 workers at the Delco Remy and Guide Lamp divisions. The districting bill continues from page one, highlighting its impact on manufacturing workers and regional political boundaries.
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Page One
Delco- Remy
Guide Lamp
Pythians Initiate Two New Members in Frankton
Frankton Pythian Sisters initiated Marjorie Hendericks and Virginia Hughes on February 15, with officers and sixteen staff present. Guests hailed from Muncie and Newcastle. Grand Junior Reba Powell and District Deputy Ruth DeWitt attended. DeWitt urged filling positions at the May 12 district convention in Knightstown. An Easter Hat Sale is planned for March 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Frankton K P Hall, with Maxine Gahimer in charge of refreshments.
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Frankton
K. P
Hall
Frank
Guilty Plea Alters Delaware Circuit Court Case
Turckes pleads guilty to part of a scheme involving Maryland emaily Co and Clifton Hahn claiming a $3 562 50 fire loss with Central Maintenance Co of Muncie. Five defendants received suspended sentences. sentencing date March 26 set. Turckes changed plea after attorney notification. other defendants’ outcomes pending. Funeral notices recount Ewing family ties and services held in California with Miss Ewing noted as a relative.
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Maryland Emaily Co
Clifton Hahn
Hahn
Central Maintenance Company of
Muncie
William Hoover
Gromyko to visit Paris for talks this spring
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko plans a Paris visit for diplomatic talks this spring and will be received by President Charles de Gaulle, according to reliable French government sources. A strong quake in northern Chile disrupted churches and bells with minor damage reported, not felt in Santiago per the National University.
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UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Charles de Gaulle
Chile
Santiago
The
National University
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