Churchill Holds On As Britain Reacts To Health News
London AP report says Sir Winston Churchill, age 90, remained weak but peaceful after a stroke. Britain curtails state affairs as Prime Minister Harold Wilson cancels a Commons statement and a TV address while delaying a West German visit and postponing a Parliament anniversary celebration.
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Arctic Cold Grips Nation and Florida Crops Hit Hard
Bitter polar air swept the Atlantic coast and Florida, driving record low temperatures that damaged thousands of acres of sugar cane, beans, squash, strawberries, cucumbers and tomatoes. Indiana politics heated as House and Senate repealers of the right to work faced final votes amid party lines. Churchill's hospitalization provided a public update as citrus and vegetables faced severe losses from frost.
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Pierce Governor Strike Continues Across Local Union Pace
The Pierce governor strike continues as local union members sustain the action. Reports indicate the labor dispute persists with no immediate settlement in sight, affecting nearby operations and municipal services.
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Stocks Near S00 Spot Push to Fresh Highs in Volatile Session
UPI reports stock market barometers hit new highs in Monday trading as the Dow-Jones industrials rose 4.06 to 895.21, with 642 advances and 461 declines among 1,384 issues. Volume reached 5.55 million shares amid concerns of violence at Anderson area plant and broad market strength.
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Board of Works Discusses Snow Removal Ordinance
Members of the Board of Public Works and Jennings Coen Safety Director reviewed a 1905 ordinance requiring occupants and owners to remove snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property. The supplement states it shall be.
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League backs shifting poor relief from township to county
Indiana League of Women Voters endorses transferring poor relief duties from township trustees to county public welfare departments. The group also supports higher maximum welfare grants for aid to families with dependent children and the elderly, and easing residence requirements for several aid programs.
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Military Budget Presentation Is Late This Month
President Johnson told Congress that the United States plans to add Polaris missiles with larger warheads and eight times the current US strategic strength. He outlined a budget to be detailed later this month proposing over 49 billion dollars for the coming year, with reductions from prior years, and noted plans to boost B52 capability while eliminating two B52B squadrons.
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Escapees Transferred to Pendleton in Escape Case
Madison County Sheriff reports jail escapees Stanley Majka and Madison Moore have been moved to the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton for safekeeping. Both were arraigned in Madison Circuit Court for assault and battery with intent to murder after escaping the county jail on Jan. 10 and are also charged with escape and theft by vehicle. Moore received a one week extension for counsel. Majka a two week extension.
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Elwood
Carl T. Smith
Harold Lee Pennick
Covington
Michael Ashcraft
David Aaron Welch
Anderson
David Wayne Adams
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Break-ins Probe Downtown as TV Sets Stolen
Local detectives report a breaking and entering at Brauchia Television Store, 419 West 17th Street, with six TVs stolen. Whitehurst Cafe, 167 Cedar Street, also broken into January 17 via rear door, vending machines damaged and merchandise missing. Gov Branigin commends Indiana National Guard, State Police, and media for snow emergency response.
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Government offers plastic surgery to convicts in Britain
The London dispatch says the government funds plastic operations for unattractive prisoners to improve behavior. Justice of the Peace notes over 286 procedures in four years, including ear pinning for “Durmho” and corrections to noses tongues and scars.
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General Assembly Urges Moderate Course In Russian U S Problem
United Nations urging a moderate course to ease US Soviet tensions. U Thant warned the UN faces financial danger from peacekeeping debts while the Assembly debates Charter Article 19 in arrears. Adlai Stevenson welcomed Thant's reminder of the gravity, noting Ghana's Quaison-Lackey proposal.
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King Struck as Selma Cleaves Segregation Barriers
In Selma Alabama on a day of mass voter registration a white segregationist struck Martin Luther King Jr in the head at Perrin's Cafeteria and was restrained by the city’s safety director. King, hospitalized briefly, was surrounded by civil rights activists as Negroes lined up to register. The assailant, a National States Rights Party member, was jailed for assault. The scene followed a weekend where five Selma eateries faced civil rights charges and the restaurant association moved toward serving Negroes.
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Gordon A. Sinclair Receives Distinguished Service Award
Gordon A. Sinclair of Anderson is named recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce. The honor, awarded annually to a young community member, will be presented at the Jaycees Founders Day Banquet at the Dean O.lt Student Center, Anderson College. Five finalists were announced: Robert W. Miller city controller, Leonard Dawson attorney Richard Bohnenkamp, Jaycee president and business forms salesman, and Kay Fiease Torute.
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Fragmentary Weather Note Prompts Cold Continuation
Partly cloudy and colder conditions persist with continued frigid air. The text provides limited times and temperatures suggesting tonight and tomorrow remain cold with minor temperature readings and daily transitions.
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Snow Puts Roads Under 24 Hour Strain Across County
Extreme winter storms push Anderson and Madison County road crews to around the clock shifts. City streets are mostly open with main routes clear for two way traffic though residential bus service is disrupted. Only Anderson and Elwood schools open. Central Metropolitan, all county, and Alexandria systems closed. Rural areas face larger snow hindrances.
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Inauguration Time Nears Prominent Visitors Flock to Washington
Washington gears up for Lyndon Baines Johnsons inauguration as tens of thousands arrive by road rail and air for the nation turning event. A women’s reception opens the formal festivities followed by a gala show promising top international talent. Meanwhile a Madison County fire at Heiney Production Company damages smoke-filled basement after multiple units battle the blaze.
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Branigin Warns Against Pushing Tax Relief Limit
Indiana Governor Roger Branigin urged caution on major changes to the state tax system while pushing local level property tax relief efforts. He cited studies on broader channels to send state-collected tax money back to local communities and discussed possible expanded homeowner exemptions and a larger share of gasoline tax for street work.
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Red China Premier Chou Enlai to tour Arab and African capitals
Diplomatic sources say Premier Chou Enlai will visit major Arab states and African capitals next month on the way to the Afro Asian conference in Algiers opening March 10. Cairo is a key stop as Peking seeks influence amid shifts in American and Soviet aid to Nasser's UAR.
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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Birth notices from St John’s Hospital list newborns to local families. Mrs William Burch, 4 Andovera, a girl. Mrs Donald Bobo, 715 Seiton Ave, a girl. Mr and Mrs Noble White, 1318 W 2nd St, two girls. Mr and Mrs Jp Morris Pendleton, a boy. Mr and Mrs Donald Forrer, 534.4 Ellenhurst Dr, a boy. Mr and Mrs Anthony Maddox Jackson St, two boys. Mr and Mrs Larry Schaul Walnut St, a girl. Mrs John McShana 1010 Wath St, a girl. Also mention of another birth to Ken Merette of seat Anderson Hospital.
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Walnuts St
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