Indiana Right-To-Work Repeal Moves Toward Passage
Indiana's 94th General Assembly begins with quick Senate action on Senate Bill 1 to repeal the 1957 right‑to‑work law and reports expect a floor vote soon. Companion measures to repeal the sales tax and raise the adjusted gross income tax from 2 to 3 percent were introduced by Democrats, tying to platform pledges.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
94Th General Assembly
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Donald R. Yeagley
South Bend
William Christy
D-Hammond
Yeagley
Keith Fraser
Ae A
Canaa Haa
House
Sens
Nelson
G. Grills
von A. Eichhorn
Uniondale
Grills
Johnson asks Congress for wide health action package
President Johnson sends a broad set of health proposals to Congress aimed at elder care under Social Security, hospital services, and a national push against killer diseases. Mills signals tweaks to financing plans, while centers for cancer heart disease and stroke care would cost about 1.2 billion dollars with sites not yet chosen. Additional requests include grants for medical and dental schools, mental health services, child and youth health programs, and rehabilitation efforts.
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Congress
LBJ Washington
Johnson
Eve
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House’ Ways and Means
Mills
Stolen Car In Police Wreck Reported in May Incident
Detective head Robert Estes says a car stolen by William Kius, of 1214 Main Street, was involved in a crash with an Indianapolis police vehicle. The thief fled but was later captured. A theft charge was filed in Circuit Court yesterday and he will be brought to Anderson after hospital recovery.
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Robert Estes
William Kills
Main St
Indianapolis
Estes
Silver
Kius
Anderson
Cold Wave Forecast Hits Indiana After Warm Friday
The Associated Press reports Hoosiers face a sharp cool down with Friday highs in the 60s in the south and mid 60s elsewhere. Saturday may see 40s in the north and overnight lows in the 40s south. Showers Friday give way to snow flurries in the north on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Mercury
Indiana
Jackson officer nabbed thief. car turns out to be his own
Jackson police officer Robert W. Gentry chased a sedan and arrested 18 year old Jesse Johnson for car theft after catching the vehicle in motion. The car was later found to be Gentry’s own, with other similar cars seen in the area.
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Jackson, Miss
Poiceman
Robert W. Gentry
Gentry
Jesse Johnson
Jackson
Women and Child Injured in Local Accidents
Police reported two accidents yesterday near noon injuring two women and a four year old boy. Alpha E Byrum 50 of 333 W 7th St suffered minor cuts after the car driven by Rex Byrum 40 of 333 W 7th St collided at 12 08 p m at 7th and Jackson Sts Byrum is in St Johns Hospital in good condition Ethel Wable 37 of 913 Lafayette St sustained possible leg and neck injuries and is listed as satisfactory at Community Hospital Michel Priest 4 of 213 EI List St ran into a street after a parked truck
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Alpha. E. Byrum
7Th St
Rex Byrum
7Th
Jackson Sts
St. John's Hospital
Ethel Wable
Lafayette St
Community Hospital
Michel Priest
Bus crash injures Clinton High students in Indiana
A Clinton High School bus veered off a road in Clinton Indiana on Thursday, injuring 11 of 30 pupils aboard. Hospitalized were Sara Wilhite 15 head injury Robert Davies 14 broken shoulder Diana Pitts 16 concussion. Several others treated and released. The driver Jack M Canaday 60 not injured.
Last Remnant of Spanish American War Preserved in Courthouse Room
In a courthouse basement a small room holds relics from the McKinley era and Civil War artifacts. Veteran John F. Couch, 87, recalls service in the Civil War and the Spanish American War veterans' meeting space dating to 1905.
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Jon Shafer
Herald
Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Couch
Couch
Washington
Three Pleas In Madison County Court Including Burglary Case
Madison Circuit Court accepted three guilty pleas in criminal cases. Jay Glover, 20, 425 W Second St, drew a six month county jail term after pleading guilty to third degree burglary linked to a June 19 break-in at the Fraternal Order of Police Badge and Gun Club. Two others, Robert Ray Chandler, 23, 2000 Both St, and James Edmond Copeland, 30, 2239 W 28th St, admitted second degree burglary for looting the North Side Sunoco Service Station last June. They will be sentenced January 29 after a pre sentence investigation.
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Leslie’ Jay Glover
County
Fraternal Order of Police
Sunoco
North Broadway
Robert Ray Chandler
James Edmond Copeland
28Th St
Board OKs Two New Police Cars At City Hall Meeting
The board approved purchasing two four door sedans for patrol use with bids ranging around 1 900 and trading in 1961 and 1962 models. Maj. Robert Scharnowske noted juvenile department needs and cited age limits for records. Doyle Wright, Chief of Police, summarized four bids and trade-in terms while council action continues.
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Anderson
Board of Trade-In
Ibers
Robert Scharnowske
Warren Ellsworth
Seeland
Rotary
Scharnowske
Fred Welker
Ford
Hunter Chevrolet
Doyle Wright
AC Faculty Recital Presented by Anderson College Faculty
Dr. Anne Robert Swenson and F. Dale Bengtson headline a music recital in Music Hall at 8 o clock tonight. The program, featuring works by Handel Purcell Bach Berg and Vivaldi, will include organ and piano accompaniment and is open to police officers with no charge for admission.
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Anne Robert Swenson
F. Dale Bengston
Anderson College Music Fa
Music Hall
Harold Boi
Court
Robert Estes
Robert Norman Beard
Scharnowske
Ray Smith
David Coolidge
John Couch
Bengtson
David
Cate
Cer Ed Barth
Anderson
Court Toom
Af Nostalgia
U.S.W.V
C. D. Rotruck
James Steele
Lanuele
Cmeitboard
Dr. Swenson
Pure Meridian
Cell
Mozart
Ives
Berg
Sihaling
Krebs
Corelli
Vivaldi
Swenson
Mercer University
Oklahoma Baptist University
Indiana University
Anderson High School
Anderson College
Wichita University
Iowa State Universite
Furibondo Spira
Vento
G. F. Handel
Dido
Aeneas
Belinda
Henry Purcell
Christmas Seal Drive Reaches Five Thousand Seven Hundred
Madison County's 1964 Christmas Seal campaign has reached $22,587. Edward Yale, seal sale chairman, reported at a Tuberculosis Association board meeting. The total is $5,713 toward the TB control program this year, with further reminders planned.
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Madison County
Edward Yale
the Tuberculosis Association
Cohan
Pat St
Anderesa
New Arrivals in Anderson and Vicinity
Births listed from St John’s Hospital and Community Hospital include a boy born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Williamson at 530 Norris Dr and a girl to Mr and Mrs Larry Riley in Macandela. Additional births to Rev Pattison and Mr and Mrs Benjamin Kamke Pendleton, and to Mr and Mrs Charles Dwigher at 3210 Linda Lane. Parents E M Helsley of Mechanicsburg mentioned.
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St. John’s Hospital
Thomas Wilamson
Norris Dr
Community Hospital
Larry B
Summitville
John Pattison
Benjamin Kamke
Pendleton
Charles Dwigher
Linda Lane
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
E. M. Helsley
Mechanicsburg
Christmas Day in Wartorn Viet Nam
Ed note by David Luellen describes a Christmas spent in Nghia Hung Viet Nam. He and nine Westerners attend a Protestant service despite VC activity and damaged bridges. The journey from Quang Ngai involves risking travel over shelled routes as bridges and roads show signs of guerrilla sabotage.
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David E. Luellen
Viet Nam
David Luellen
Highland School
Nghia Hung
Quang -Ngai
Authority On Alcoholism Slated To Address Mental Health Monday
Robert H. Branson of the Indiana Department of Mental Health is to speak at the Madison County Association for Mental Health annual meeting at the former Church of God auditorium on Eighth and College Ave. The program begins at 7 20 p m on Jan 11. Branson, a New Castle native, is a Butler University alum and Yale School of Alcoholism graduate 1950. He writes for national mental health groups and hosts radio segments. Public invited.
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Robert H. Branson
Indiana Department of Mental Health
Madison County, Association For Mental Health
Church of God
Eighth
College Ave
Branson
New Castle
Butler University
Yale School of Alcoholism
National Association of Science Writers
National Association For Mental Research and Education, Inc
National Association of Late Psychiatric Information Specialists
WFBM
Satan
Anderson Pleads Innocent In Blast Case
Indianapolis AP report cites Iraq state fire marshal Anderson denying negligence in the 1963 State Fairgrounds Coliseum disaster that killed 74 people. He seeks a jury trial in Marion County Court 2 as he faces inspection negligence charges.
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Indianapolis
Iraq
Marcel
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Anderson
Glenn Funk
Marion Coane
Sukarno Quit UN and Dismisses U.S. Aid
Indonesia’s President Sukarno declares Indonesia has walked out of the United Nations and will not accept aid from U.S. or UN agencies. He says go to hell with your aid, reiterating that Indonesia stands on its own and aligns more with Red China amid pressure from the United States and Soviet bloc.
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Sukarno
U.S
Jakarta
Indonesia
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
World Organization
Ae Witnode
United States
Malaysia
Security Council
Red China
North Viet Nam
North Korea
U ‘Thant
Peking
American Veteran Arrested for Spying for Russia
Robert G. Thompson, 29, a former Air Force serviceman with court martial history, was arrested in New York as a paid spy for Russia. An aide at the Soviet Embassy in Washington was expelled. Thompson faces up to death if convicted on three counts. Bail set at 15000 dollars as a trial date was not yet scheduled.
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New York
U.S
Russia
Washington
Robert G. Thompson
Walter Bruchhausen
Brookyn U.S
Evelyne
Thompson
City Board Proposes Higher Steam Rates for Downtown
A downtown meeting outlined a plan to install a gas fired boiler to supply steam to local customers at about double current rates. City officials and Board Chairman Ehrhart faced objections as businesses warned higher charges could push them to drop steam service or switch heating sources.
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Ean
Howard Ehrhart
J. &. Flanagan
Thurman Rinker
Ehrhart
Ebrhart
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Saigon
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