Assembly Opens Today GOP Pushes Tax Relief
Indiana lawmakers begin the 95th General Assembly with plans for property and sales tax relief. Republicans seek groceries tax exemption and a flat percentage property tax basis while a study committee is proposed on dual office holding.
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GOP
Indianapolis
Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
Lesniak Jr
Chicago
John J. Dillon
Wineshegre
Bodine Pit
Ture
Reds Hint at Easing of Four-Point Peace Demands
North Vietnam Premier Pham Van Dong suggested peace talks might proceed if the United States halts bombing, implying a possible shift from the hardline four-point stance. The remarks, relayed by a New York Times reporter, echo positions from the Hanoi White Book and align with earlier five-point Viet Cong proposals.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
U.S
Pham van Dong
New York Times
Harrison E. Salepefura
Handi
National Liberation Font
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Vietnam
Great Society curb seen from Johnson predicted by Mansfield
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said President Johnson will limit requests in the new Congress to improvements and modifications of existing Great Society programs. He added there will be no sweeping new proposals, expecting the State of the Union before January 17 and urging Congress to carry out the current legislative intent.
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Montana
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J. Johnson
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Ture
Page
Colume dl
Leaders Named For YMCA Drive
Announcement lists United Fund appointees including Wilm G Edmoundson as co chairmen and Don Pierre as local organizer. Drive starts with a kickoff breakfast and aims to enlist 700 new members across four divisions with meetings set in January. Rev Dr George S Taggart to headline the breakfast at First Presbyterian Anderton.
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Pimre
Willam C. Edmundson
Delco-Reviy
Andersen
William S. Huffman
Ty United Fund
Wilm G. Edmoundson
Inverview
Don Pierre
Huffman
Eis
Citcember
Lie
Wile
George S. Tagatt
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Anderton
Chesiaré
Anderson Recive
Cite Marshall With Murder Case Faces Second Degree Charge
Larry Dean Norton 22 was preliminarily charged with second degree murder in Harriet Britton's Justice of the Peace Court Lafayette Two after a hearing. Defense attorneys Ketner and Everett Det, with Sgt Joyce present, set bond at 40 000 property or 20 000 cash. Norton released on bond raised by friends.
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Larry
Dean Norton
Harriet Britton
Justice of the Peace Court
Lafayette
Joseph D. Ketner
Maciouculor Everett
Thomas Joyce
Souly Grad
Iven
Marshall
Horton
Jon Her
Marshall Thome
Art
Weather Forecast Partial Text
Fragmentary forecast notes describe a cloudy and cold day and a colder night. It mentions a high near 13 with uncertain day reference and a 4:00 p.m. time.
Fitzsimmons to Be Installed as Worshipful Master
Richard E. Iesimmongs will be installed as new worshipful master of Fellowship Masonic Lodge 8 in ceremonies at the lodge home Saturday evening at 7. Other officers to be installed include senior warden Raymond McGee junior warden Donald C. Wright treasurer Raymond Wilkins secretary John Finer and several deacons stewards and trustees. He was raised in January 1962 and has been active since. member of Broadway Chapter 61 OS and formerly with General Motors. married and resides at Senevtare.
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Richard E.iesimmongs
Fellowship
Masonic Lodge
Wenior
Raymond McGee
Janlor
Donald C. Wright
Raymond 4. Wilkins
John Fineer
G. Jeffrey Bealean
Os Konnett War Wardlow
Stewsepar
Nab Cor
Poyarthur
L. Bruton
General Motors
Death of Mrs Sara Jane Mettlen in Tipton County
Mrs Sara Jane Mettlen died late Tuesday at 108 at her home. A Tipton native, she lived most of her life in Tipton and was married in Tipton in 1880 to Philander Mettlen who died two years ago.
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Indiana
Sara Jane. Mettlen
Mettlan
Tipton
Creatur County
Philander Mettlen
Lynch Corp names Burton N Bromson new VP and counsel
Lynch Corporation announces Burton N. Bromson as vice president and counsel. Formerly with Kaye Scholer Fierman Hays, the Providence native resides in Dobbs Ferry New York and earned a Harvard AB in 1961 and a Harvard Law School degree in 1954. He was Phi Beta Kappa and graduated magna cum laude.
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Bromson
Kaye, Scholer, Fierman
Haya
Hal . Lynch Corporation
Providence
B.t
Bromaonstow
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
Fighter chases unarmed Mace for ninety miles over Gulf
A USAF Phantom jet pursued the unarmed Mace missile for 90 miles across the Gulf of Mexico in a vain bid to shoot it down before it crossed Cuba. The drone was modified for target practice and carried a self destruct charge that could not be triggered.
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Washington
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Cuba
Elgin Air Force Base
Florida
Cape Canaveral
Fla
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Gulf of Mexico
Pentagon
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Serene
State Department
Havana
Jinform
Fidel Castro
Faic
Vietnam
Caribbean
Ten climbers found safe on Grand Tetons in blizzard
Ten climbers attempting a New Year ascent on a 13,766 foot peak in Wyoming's Grand Tetons were trapped by a 50 mph blizzard. They were located Wednesday after radio contact as descent began. two rangers skied in earlier to check on them.
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UPI
Wyoming
Grand Tetons
Salada
C. W McClain
Grand Teton ‘National Park
Eo Age Oli
Jackson
Tom Iia
Coloma
Late Madison County Taxes Delayed for Anderson City Exemption
The Madison County tax collection reports delays as delinquent personal property receipts copy to the county treasury. Anderson City remains exempt from the current delinquent tax payment process while Horace Hays, the new treasurer, works to close books and release cash receipts within a week.
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Madison County
Anderson City
Anderson Ty
Horace Hays
Insurance premiums rise in Indiana homeowners rates
Indiana home insurance rates set to increase as carriers cite higher underwriting losses from recent disasters. Wood notes tornado and storm damage have driven claims, while filings show expected rate hikes across HO policies. Lawmakers consider modernizing archaic rules to ease information disclosure and pricing.
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Press Rights Debate Tensions Rise Over Free Press
An AP report from New York notes publishers stress the right to a free press as essential under the First and Sixth Amendments. The ANPA study, spurred by the Warren Commission, urges no covenants that would restrict reporting and stresses press responsibility without diluting constitutional rights.
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Warren Commission
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Egan
D. Tennant
Recom
Bryan
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Richmond
Mond
Times- Dispatch
Saport
Muel J. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Michael Robert Mahoney Named Winner In Baby Derby Contest
Michael Robert Mahoney was born New Year’s Day at 1:55 a.m. in Anderson weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. The Mahoney family, from Arcot Hoyt Wright and Ron Mahoney, won Madison County’s Baby Derby with gifts from Roby’s Appliance, Montgomery Ward, Hoosier Markets, and other local sponsors. Dr. William M. Stinson assisted at St. John’s Hospital.
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Madison County
St. John's Hospital
Michael
Ronald Mohonay
Arrow Ave
Focal
Michael Jn
Mehondy
Pollisan County
Pstral Baby Shoes
W. T. Grant
He Cola Products
Michael Robert Mahoney
Anderson
Federal Savings Fant
Ron
Ald L. Mahoney
Se14 Arcow
Hoyt Wright
Mer- Ave
Madisson County
William M. Stinson
Lock Problem Noted At Jail
Madison County Sheriff Joe Brogdon reported that seven prisoners in a third floor cell block could not be released since December 22 due to a door lock failure. Sgt. Clarence Stage of the Indiana Reformatory said the locking devices were damaged and require extensive remodeling to restore operability.
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Joe Brogdon
Madison County
Brogdon
Clarence Stage
Indiana Reformatory
Brogdon Sai
Stage
Pony Returned To County Girl After News Item
Reatha Kay Blair of Summitville received her Christmas present when a family near Pendleton saw the article in The Anderson Here and returned her pony. The pony had been taken in effect by another buyer at the Anderson Sale Barn, and a letter to the editor helped recover the colt.
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Reatha Kay Blair
Summitville
Anderson Sale
Anderson
Pendleton
Reaths
Little One
Battle over book continues amid assassination dispute
In New York a legal fight over publication of The Death of President and the William Manchester work drags on after a 40 minute conference. Attorney Simo H Rifkind, representing Mrs. John F Kennedy, said talks remain ongoing and all parties appear satisfied with progress.
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NEW York
Simo H. Rifkind
John F. Kennedy
Newsmen
Spellman Leaves Vietnam for Honolulu Visit
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York and vicar of armed forces Catholics arrived in Honolulu on Wednesday after a holiday visit with U.S. service members in Vietnam.
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UPI
Francis Cardinal Man
New York
Armed Forces
Jin Honolulu
U.S
Vietnam
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
New birth notices appear for families in Anderson area including Mr and Mrs Larry Nichok of Pendleton welcoming a son. Another baby is reported for Mrs Benjamin Davie of Poplar with support from community hospital staff.
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John
Larry Nichok 'Yon
Pendleton
Benjamin Davie
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