UAW Proposal Sparks Criticism From Auto Giants
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers proposed that the auto industry share much of its profits before taxes with employees and customers. GM Ford and Chrysler leaders rejected the plan calling it radical and unfeasible. The proposal would have about 800000 workers share in profits and a quarter go to buyers. companies keep the rest. Earlier calls for a shorter work week were noted as being questioned.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Ford Motors Co
Chrysler Corp
Ernest R. Breech
Ford Board
America
Harlow H Curtice
Chrysler
J. L. Colbert
UAW
Walter Reuther
A & Company
JoAnn Webb Wins Silver Medal in Speech Contest
JoAnn Webb daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeff Webb of 1514 E Ibth St won the silver medal in a Park Place Woman's Christian Temperance Union speech contest held at the Place Church of God Sunday evening. Webb's reading titled The Mocking Sands. Other contestants included Sandra Massengill Judy Herrington Sharon Wilkinson Paula Kay Childress and Mae Lois McCullough. A bronze first and third bar contest is planned for 30 p.m. Sunday Jan 19 at Arrow Heights Church of God.
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JoAnn Webb
Nev
Jeff Webb
E. Ibth St
Park Place
Perfect Circle Inquiry Urged On Unlawful Acts in 1955 Indiana Case
Senator Butler asks the Senate Rackets Committee to investigate more than 60 unlawful acts linked to the 1955 Perfect Circle Corp strike in Indiana. He claims shootings bombings and worker intimidation were directed by Walter Reuther and his associates, while Senator McNamara questions the timing amid ongoing UAW hearings.
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Reuther
UAW
McNamara
Democratic
Republican
Butler
Kohler
Wisconsi
Perfect Circle Corp
Hagerstown
Ind
New Castle
Richmond
Walter Reuther
Perfect Circle
Families Deny Two Seek Return From Russia
Two British diplomats who defected to Russia six years ago reportedly seek to return home. Denials from UNDAN and family sources counter the claims, stating no such request has been made and noting ongoing separations and diplomatic sensitivities surrounding the case.
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Undan
Russia
Drivers Fined In City Court
City Court records show multiple fines handed down by Judge Carl T. Smith. Hiram Nally, 32, 4298 E. both St, Indianapolis, speeding fined $15. Public intoxication cases mentioned, along with other unrelated remarks about moon travel by scientists and industry figures.
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Ster
United States
Robert E. Pettigrew
Rabi
News & World
Krafft_ Enriche
Astronautics
Calvert City
General Dynamics Electric Carbide Furnace Exploded Corp
Ai Carbide Co
Fhricke
Carbide
Dot
Ar Plantary
Mand Satelite
Gaetano A. Crocco
Nautics
University
Rome
Italy
Murray
Moon
Robert Harrison
Hardin
Hos
Convicted Sex Slayer Seeks Another Trial
The case centers on Brown and the 1986 slaying of Mrs Mildred Griffin. Judge William Murray may review a motion to reopen proceedings as Brown seeks a new trial while allies contest evidence and seek court action. Diplomats Burgess and Maclean are referenced in a tangential context.
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Pa- Lake
John
Sethtone
Wiliam
Murray
Brown
Une
Indiana
Burgess
Mildred Grif
Britain
East Gary
Anderson-Madison
Murrary
Anderson
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Police raid arrests five at Meridian billiards case
A search warrant was executed in a Meridian Street billiards parlor raid. Five men were arrested during the operation conducted by local police more than a week ago. The case involves suspected illegal activity tied to the Meridian location. Authorities released few details pending charges.
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Meridian Billards
Meridian St
Frank Downs Dies In Indianapolis
Elwood mourns 74 year old Frank Downs a livestock commissioner at the Indianapolis Dock Yards and former partner of J P Downs in the Downs Abbatoir Elwood He moved to Indianapolis in 1912 Services set for Thursday at 3 30 p m in Irvington burial in Indianapolis Survived by widow two daughters Barbara St Louis and Betty at home one brother Gar Downs Dayton Ohio one sister Mrs Earl Barton Indianapolis Niece Mrs Gladys Land Elwood city clerk treasurer and sister in law Mrs Charles Downs of Elwood
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Elwood
Frank Downs
Poe
Iedeaepolis
Indianapolis
J.P. Downs
Downs
Irvington
Siste
Barbara St Louis
Betty
Gar Downs
Dayton
Ohio
Earl Barton
Gladys Land
Charles Downs
Elwood May Buy Continued From Page One
Elwood plans to purchase an iron pumper two four inch hose 000 pounds test booster hose a 35 foot aluminum ladder one minum tackler two 25 foot ladders and a 20 foot aluminum ladder. Bids and specifications are earmarked awaiting further study for the truck through a special bond issue.
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Elwood
County road fund shows 1956 year end balances and 1957 increase
The county road fund reports 1956 receipts of 553 517.20 and expenditures of 625 003.12, leaving a Dec 31 balance of 5 150.69. Year end balances were 27 812.09 in 1956, 51 271.09 in 1955, and 26 715.01 in 1954. Receipts for 1956 totaled 553 517.20 with 625 003.12 in outlays. 1955 receipts were 500 838.63 and 1954 receipts 50 917.62 with 617 170.1 expenditures. The 1957 revenue rise is attributed to higher state gasoline taxes voted by the General Assembly last year.
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Covena One
Monays
Highway Department
General ¢ Assembly
Budget Boost and Polio Drive Highlight 1959
The President unveiled a 1959 budget stressing military spending to sustain space and defense goals while noting deficits. Madison County Polio Drive and Mothers March activities mobilize local volunteers, donations, and vaccine support with events across Anderson and surrounding areas.
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Winifred Gwinn Lapel 72 died Sunday at St John Anderson Hospital. Widow of Samuel Gwinn, she operated the family farm since their 1907 marriage and observed their golden anniversary last year. Survived by daughter in law, several siblings, a granddaughter, and many nieces. Funeral conducted at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home with burial at Brookside Cemetery. Efforts note her church and Wayne Brotherhood affiliations. Domestic and community details describe local life in Lapel and surrounding areas.
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Winifred Gwin
Winifred Edith Swinn
St. John's
Anderson
Rt. G. Anderson
Hamilton County
Samuel Swinn
Mr. Gwinn
Marinet
Jorie Hoffman
Ruth Williams
Wood
Eva McDonald
Joblesville
Phyllis. Magers
Fisher Brothers
Lapel
C'Came Do
J. Thomas Hodson
Lapel Rahe Hep
Congress
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
Alien Report Contact for Address Questions
Alien card procedures described for contacting immigration or postal officials. Report notes recipients should reach Sigler at the post location for guidance on alien address questions and proper authorization.
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Ocal
Sigler
President Seeks Power to Fast-Track New Weapons Programs
The President earmarked 340 million for the Defense Department's advanced research agency to oversee revolutionary projects and the missile program. He also authorized rapid action to develop radical new weapons and set aside 500 million for next year’s contingency fund. Congress may push to modify and accelerate curtailed programs to keep pace with the missile era as fiscal and security concerns dominate debate.
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Defense Department
New Advanced Research Projects Agency
Congress
Treasury
Secur
Clarence Cannon
Page
Distinguished Service Award Banquet Honors 16 Past Winners
Famous omimaea from Page One shield in Grand Rapids Minnesota hosts four Anderson High seniors as hostesses Becky Smith Marilyn Hill Judy Harris and Nancy Gabel. Among honored guests are 16 prior Distinguished Service Award Winners including Walter Kimball Morris J. Carter Wilbur P. Piepenbrink William F. Havermale Wright C Cotton and others. State and city officials will attend along with Jaycee leaders and Rex Ferguson. Reservations for the banquet are still being accepted by Jerry Schlossberg at telephone 2 2551.
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Omimaea
Page Oneshield
Grand Rapids
Minn
Anderson High
Becky Smith
Marilyn Hill
Judy Harris
Nancy Gabel
Walter
Kimball
Morris J. Carter
Wilbur P. Piepenbrink
William F. Havermale
Wright C Cotton
Charles F. Hardy
DeVar Litten
Theodore B. Bloom
Charles Harbaugh
Charles Harbaugh, ‘Thomas C. Werbe
Harry C. Hitchcock
William K. Mitchell
Thomas R. Mee
Mahan
Kenneth L. Lewis
Robert Shoemaker, Jr
Carl Erskine
State
Mr. Stephenson
Ted Wainscott
Don Miller
George Bauer
Floyd Foust
Norenughes
Rolf van Camp
Harold Wittler
Leonard Smith
Jack Mayer
Robert Ayres
Harold Humbles
Clarence Zion
Howard Stinson
Jerry Schlossberg
Hairman
Todd Ozro J Frankton services set in Frankton church
Ozro J. Todd 79, retired farmer, died Saturday evening at his home four miles south of Frankton. Funeral services will be at p.m Tuesday in the Frankton Christian Church conducted by Rev. C Stroup. Burial will follow in the KP IOOF Cemetery at Frankton. Friends may call at the George C Harper and Son Funeral Home in Frankton.
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Ozno J. Todd
Frankton
Ozro J. Todd
Edgewood sewer project objectors file with Circuit Four
Circuit Four receives objections from property owners against Edgewood sewer lines and disposal plant. About 360 owners claim representation, while Edgewood has around 600 homes and 1,200 owners. Ordinance Dec adopts sewer project with engineer’s estimate not exceeding 450000 dollars. Attorneys Dickman Quickel Finney represent objectors. Busby Davisson Cow yer Farr and Bager Free and Shearer represent Town of Edgewood.
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Circuit Four
Handy
Edgewood
Charles Dickman
Daniel Quickel
Jerrald C. Finney
Law Frms
Busby, Davisson, Cooyer and Farr
Bager, Free and Shearer
City moves to condemn property for parking facility
City Engineer M Gwinnup advances plans for a sanitary sewer on Fort Hazlett Street. The city board meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to continue a condemnation hearing for 10th and Main to create a public parking facility, with hearings to conclude the resolution. Indiana shares Eisenhower budget total $1.744 billion, about $387 per person. Detroit auto plants face slowdowns with 124,927 cars built last week, up from prior week but down from last year.
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M. Gwinnup
Fort Hazlett St
Madson
Henry Sis
10Th Ad Main
Detroit
Auto Industral
Anderson Obituaries Honor Leticia Fline and Arthur Pabst Sr
Funeral services are set for Leticia Pat Fline, 44, of Anderson, who died in Cheyenne Wyoming. Services will be at Albright Funeral Home with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for Arthur Pabst Sr, former Anderson resident, held in Los Angeles after his death Wednesday. He is survived by a large family including Arthur Jr, siblings, nieces, nephews, and cousins with ties to Anderson.
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Omamana
Pageness Police
Anderson
Polio Foundation
Indianapolis
Urther
Clos
ARS
Leticia
Pat) Fline
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albright Funeral Home
C. M. Raycroft
Goodwin Memorial Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Athur Pabst
Arthur Pabst, Sr
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Jr
San Diego
Karl Pabst
Edward
Noblesville
Ruth Lollar
Lenora Hoffman
Youngstown
Ohio
W. Bejeck
Cleveland
Emma MeIndoo
Washington, D. C
Florence Pabst
New York City
Earl Hoffman
Thomas McIndoo
Washington D. C
Mary MeIndoo
Ralph Halligan
Dalport
Iowa
Long Beach
Arnold Meister
Pabst
Twelve year old suicide note? No murder title lines
Jerry Falk, 12, pleaded guilty to murder in the 194? shooting of his father Clifford Wayne Falk, 38. The shooting occurred Sept. 22 as they walked through a cornfield near Terre Haute Indiana. He received 2 to 21 years at the Indiana Boys’ School after sentencing on Monday.
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Herbert
Criss
Jerry Falk
Indiana
Jerry
Clifford Wayne Falk
Falk
Terre Haute
Ilinois
Indiana cites new state baby production record for 1987
The Indiana Board of Health announced a record birth rate for Indiana with 1987 expected to surpass 116,000 total births. Health Commissioner Br A C Offutt noted 59,500 births so far and about 36,500 in hospitals, linking higher birth rates to earlier marriages over 18 years. Meanwhile Norgay Tenzing arrives in Trent Italy to learn skiing during a two week visit.
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Offutt
Trent
Italy
Norgay
Mt. Everest
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