Congress Seeks Summer Adjournment Amid Social Bills Turmoil
Washington leaders aim for an August adjournment as Capitol Hill fights to organize and pass President Johnson's social legislation. House Speaker McCormack sees Aug 1 as realistic for going home, while Senate Republicans reconfigure Thurmond’s committee roles and preserve seniority battles.
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Washington
UPI
Capitol Hill
John W. McCormack
Congress
Senate
Ican
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
McCormack
House
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Senate Gop
Free-For-All Scrap Seen In County Meet
A free-for-all night for championship honors is promised in the seventh annual Madison County Invitational Basketball Tournament at Anderson High School Wigwam. Eight teams open with Pendleton Lapel and Summitville in the upper bracket while Markle journeys, Pendleton’s Irish and the Bulldogs lead the lower bracket. Summitville clashed with Frankton as Anderson Highland faced a 3-6 record. St. Mary’s Gaels play Middletown in the fourth first-round game. Wednesday’s winners advance to the second round Saturday.
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Anderson High School
Wigwam
Tea Pendleton
Lapel
Summitle
Markleites
Pendleton
Irish
la Bulldogs
Cece Wem Fay
Mar
Kleville
Summitville
Goblins
Everett Webb
Frankton
Anderson Highland
Highlanders
Highland
Dick Mitchell
Mardleville
Anderson
St. Mary's Gaels
Col
Middletown
Gaels
Cossacks
Lare
Asmeek
Ition
Ieee
Mulford
Muff) Davis
Lena Meyerrose
Utility Rate Discussed At Board Of Works Meeting
The Anderson Board of Works heard a petition to align city electricity rates with neighboring firms, to be filed with the Public Service Commission and take effect in about 30 days if unopposed. Also discussed were sewer masterplan use, an IBM-1440 data processing system purchase, and a road resurfacing agreement with the county.
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Anderson
Board of Works
Ity Hall
Public Service Commission
K. G. Horton
Devine
Ity Counci
Horton and Sons, Inc
Wil
Henry * St
Norning
T. J. Crook
Utility Department
Dickey Rd
Rangeline
Cross St
Ind. Ave
State St
Layton Rd
Howard
W.ehrhart Cheirman
The
Anderson Youth Apprehended By Uniform Division
Anderson police report a youth named Joan Howard Wiltam 18 of W Mth St was apprehended inside a service station at Broadway and Vineyard Sis Sunday night and charged with third degree burglary by Major Robert Estes before the detective division. He was fined 500 and six months in the State Farm court by Judge Robert Robbins. Uniformed officers Tom Thieme and others assisted. Four occupants of a car from which a beer carton was thrown at a squad car early Saturday face charges in Anderson City Court including contributing to delinquency of a minor and beverage act violations. Names include William Campbell Ronald Richard Ches Thomas Richey and Lowell Please. Page 2 continues Tshombe talks due Brussels.
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Joan
Howard Wiltam
W. Mth St
Broadway and
Vineyard Sis
Robert Estes
Indiana State State Farm
Robert Robbins
Tom Thieme
Moma Agene
Phil Levi
Williams
Gee Station
Chesterfield
Lowell
Tshombe
Brussels
UPI
Congo
Moise Tshombe
GOP Braintrust Plan Aims to Push Party Work Agenda
AP reports a proposed Republican braintrust to direct the party work plan. The committee would include the five living nominee winners, National Chairman Dean Burch, and leaders from Congress and the Republican Governors Association. Rep. Gerald Ford, new House leader, outlines duties for the group.
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Dean Burch
Aor
Congress
Sioal
Senate
House
Republican Governors Association
Rep
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Anti-Government Strikes Erupt as Ambassador Visits Hue
Violent anti-government strikes and street demonstrations erupted in Hue as the U.S. ambassador arrived. Viet Cong rebels said they would observe a three-day truce for the Vietnamese New Year starting February 2, while fighting continued and U.S. officials reported ongoing casualties.
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Daigun
APS
Hue Ust
U.S
Indiana congressman arrives late to House session
Rep Gary L Jones of Indianapolis explained his tardiness to the Indiana House session on Monday. He quipped about a doorkeeper doubting his age and said Speaker Richard C Bodine would arrange a special pass after being assured access. Jones is 23.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Gary L. Jones
Indiana
Mir
Richard C. Bodine
D - Mishawaki
Jones
Jail Turnkey Beaten. Prison Escape Traced to Two Suspects
George Grigsby, 56, turnkey at Madison County jail, was beaten Sunday evening by two prisoners who overpowered him and escaped with jail keys. Grigsby is in critical condition at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Authorities seek Stanley Majka, 20, Gary, and Madison Moore, 22, Central Ave., Indianapolis, in a statewide manhunt. Eight inmates refused to leave during the breakout. Moore had previously escaped from an Indiana Reformatory work camp.
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Suauisot Couny Merit 3
George Grigsby
East 17Th St
Grigsby
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Stanley Majka
Gary
Madison Moore
Central Ave
James Leer
McCartney
Lapel
Thomas ‘Thomas
Alexandria
Stanley Mojka
Madison County
Mojkahiad
Indiana
Branigin Sworn In as Indiana Governor in 1960 Ceremony
Roger D Branigin took the oath as Indiana's 42nd chief executive Monday before about 3000 in the Statehouse south lobby. The 62-year-old Lafayette lawyer promised absolute honesty in government fair taxation and legislative reapportionment. He was sworn in by his brother Elba L Branigin Jr of Franklin.
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Eer
Roger” D
Branigin
Indiana
Statehouse
Lafayette
Elba L. Branigin Jr
Franklin
Cola
New Arrivals In Anderson Timbering Family Births
The notice records multiple births in Anderson including a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit ed Pendleton at St. John's Hospital and a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wilson Jr. at Provence Hospital. It lists births for Markleville and Columbus area families with dates inferred as one day in Fort Benjamin Hospital and families tied to Anderson and nearby towns.
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Charles Whited
Pendleton
Aldmats Markleville
Thomas Fredericks
E. 38Th St
Morley Pine
W. 6Th St
Henry
Ellis
Columbus
Fort Benjamin Hospital
William Schnall‘Anderson
Charles Ellis
Kiderson
Marjorie Bigham
Anderson
F. J. Wilson Jr
Provence Hospital
WI DC
Wilson
Joyce Ann Clyde
F. P. Clyde Sr
Gilmore Rd
MH Yearbook Queen Crowned Saturday
Miss Henning, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Henning of River Forest, won the MHHS Yearbook Queen title after a campus election by the Treasure Chest staff. Janie Wilkinson and Gloria Gemberling were first and second runners up, with escorts from the varsity basketball team.
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Jon Henning
Arthur
Henning
River Forest
Madison Heights
Treasure Chest
Joe Snowden
Herald
Prewy
Gloria Gemberling
Warren Gemberling
Greenway Dr
Tom the
Joe "Snowden
Miss Wilburson
Don Carr
Miss Gemberling
Employment Agency fills quota with 9276 jobs in 1964
Indiana State Employment Service reports 9276 nonagricultural placements for 1964, slightly above 1963. J C Armstrong notes rises in manufacturing jobs and compares yearly totals of 5210 in 1963 and 4131 in 1962, with a high share of male placements.
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Indiana State Employment Service
J. C. Armstrong
Ind. Emp. Sec. Div
Oessie
Armstrong
Pease
Bliss Urges Barry's Okeh as Purely Temporary
Republican figure Bliss declines to accept the party chairmanship until a formal vacancy and Goldwater’s invitation. He hopes the GOP will avoid intraparty purges while stressing he will not participate in any intra party struggle. The RNC convenes in Chicago January 21 and 22.
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Srnewima Bsud
UMNO
Ray Woul
Republican National
Chicago
National Committee
Republican Party
State Temperatures Rise Then Dip Expected
Indiana weather eased slightly Monday with temperatures up across the state after a cool weekend. A Tuesday drop is forecast with partly cloudy skies and colder readings in the north. Snow flurries are possible near Lake Michigan and light snow elsewhere over the weekend, with highs mainly 22 to 40 and overnight lows around 14 to 20.
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Indiana
Lake Michigan
Indiana Redistricting Aims To Reshape Key Districts
Indiana House to introduce a Democratic redistricting plan affecting the 1st 6th 7th 9th and 11th districts. It would carve a new Indianapolis area seat boosting Democratic chances by shifting Wayne Center townships and Marion County suburbs into adjacent districts. The plan targets Jacobs seat remaining strong while challenging Bray and Pyle incumbents.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
William J. Brighton
Terre Haute
House
Brighton
Associated Press
Wayne
Center Townships
Marion County
Andrew Jacobs
Center
Boone
Clinton
Hamilton
Hendricks
Morgan Counties
William Bray
Martins- Wille
Éth
Rich
Indiana Senate and House begin varied tax debate
Indiana lawmakers push a bill to exempt groceries and prescription medicines from sales tax and to eliminate a six dollar personal income tax credit. Senate plans to resume after a delay as Lt. Gov. took part in an augural reception. Proponents estimate revenue impacts of the groceries exemption at about 53 to 55 million over two years and prescription drugs at about 3 million, offset by the income tax credit. The proposal aims to balance state revenues and target relief for families, with committee copies and further meetings expected.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Lage
Bani Jon
Keith Rraser
Portland
Marm K. McDaniel
Richmond
Robert L
Branijin
Fraser
Indiated
Bross
Dort Wayne
Conmine
Cha
Bate
Watson
Grand Jury Meets In Mississippi To Study New Evidence
A 21 member bi racial federal grand jury in Jackson Mississippi heard new FBI evidence in the killing of three civil rights workers. The panel was convened a second time by U S district Judge Harold Cox who cautioned jurors to ignore outside influence during deliberations.
Retail Association Elects Heads AMIGO at Meeting
Amigo Menaeupes was elected chairman of the Anderson Retail Association at a recent board meeting, succeeding Francis Creek who served as chairman for the past year. Richard S. Britton and Clair E. Call were elected as vice chairmen. Wilson Leitzinger, manager of the Banner Store Third Floor, born in Lawrence County, graduated from Eastern Illinois Teachers College and the Chicago School of Advertising, and began his career with the Boston Store in Joliet before joining the Banner Store in 1937.
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Boston
Joliet, I
Banner Store
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