Indiana House blocks filing rule in Right-To-Work repeal push
Indiana House defeated a Republican move to require unions to file annual financial statements as part of the right-to-work repeal effort. The House plans a final vote on the Senate version, with Senate approval already secured 30 to 12, and Gov. Branigin expected to sign if sent. Committee action and potential immediate effect were discussed as lawmakers eyed Friday for final passage.
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Churchill Holds Thin Grip as Britain Awaits News
Reports say Sir Winston Churchill remained frail after a cerebral thrombosis as Harold Wilson canceled a visit and prepared a TV address. An Arctic cold snap battered Florida crops while Britain postponed a Parliament anniversary celebration. A night bulletin noted Churchill’s condition steady but weak with another update expected.
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Snow Removal Ordinance Topics debated by Board of Works
Board of Works and Jennings County Safety Director reviewed an ordinance passed in 195 that requires occupants and owners to remove snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to their property. City Hall meeting discussed the supplement and enforcement. Also mentioned were citrus crop frost damage and weather-related disruptions across various states, with snow causing drifts and school closures as far as New Jersey and New York.
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Jennings Coen
Buldings
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Ardance
South Flat
Florida
Maine
Delaware
Buffalo
N.Y
WV Favors Shifting Poor Relief Duties From Township Heads
INDIANAPOLIS AP The League of Women Voters supports transferring poor relief functions from township trustees to county welfare departments and broadening welfare programs. State President Mrs W Foster Montgomery says the group backs maximum welfare grants for aid to families with dependent children and expands aid to the blind and the permanently and totally disabled while easing residence requirements.
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League of Women Voters
League
W. Foster Montgomery
Military Budget Presentation Is Late This Month
President Johnson told Congress the United States holds greater peacetime military strength than ever, citing Polaris missiles with larger warheads and a large arsenal of nuclear missiles. He outlined a $49 billion next-year budget, a cut from 1964 and current-year estimates, and proposed upgrades to strategic forces while signaling elimination of two B52 squadrons. The plan includes continued development of land bases, submarines, and bombers, with emphasis on strategic superiority.
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Pease
Break-ins Probe Downtown Brauchia Store and Whitehurst Cafe
Local detectives investigate two break-ins in downtown area. Brauchia Television Store on West 17th Street reported entries through a rear window with six sets missing. Whitehurst Cafe on Cedar Street cited a Jan 17 rear-door break, plus vending machines broken and merchandise taken. Governor Branforts salutes troopers amid snowstorm response.
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Jovert Estes
Brauchia Television
17Th St
Estes
Whitehurst
Cedar Street
Government offers plastic surgery to prisoners in Britain
The Justice of the Peace law journal reports over 200 plastic operations in British prisons in four years. Notable cases include convicts nicknamed Dumbo receiving ear reshaping and others having noses straightened or tattoo marks removed as part of a reform theory.
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London
UPD
Justice of the Peace
Pierce Governor Strike Continues at Pierce Plant
Mayor Frank H. Allis asked Governor Branigin to send state troopers to Anderson amid threats heard personally regarding the strike. The stoppage remains active at the Pierce Governor plant as local union members protest.
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Roger Branigin
Stocks Near 900 as Dow Hits New Peak and UAW Strike
Markets advanced with Dow industrials up to 995.21 and S&P 500 at 96.49 a new highs while rails fell to 212.55. Volume rose to 5.55 million shares as 642 of 1,384 issues gained, and 105 joined 1964 85 highs. Indiana labor commissioner says Mayor Allis sought state troopers for a strikebound Anderson plant. officials deny violent acts observed by state detectives.
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Standard & Poor
General Assembly Urges Moderate Course In Russian U S Problem
The General Assembly urged a moderate path in the Russia United States issue. Ghanaian president Alex Quaison-Lackey urged a normal operating basis by next Monday. U N Secretary General Thant warned of financial peril from peacekeeping debts risking the UN’s ability to act. No vow to avoid confrontation appeared on Article 19 arrears and loss of voting rights. Adlai Stevenson warned of the seriousness of the financial situation during the meeting.
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Weather: Cloudy with milder day and cold night forecast
Partly cloudy and not as cold today and tonight. High around 25 with a low near 15. Yesterday’s high was 21 and low 15. Sunset at 5 47 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 8 04 am.
Snow Blocks Road Crews In Madison County
Extreme weather disrupted county roads as crews from Anders and Madison County faced limited hours for snow removal. If main routes remain uncleared, residents can expect two way traffic only after dawn. Vehicles and buses stalled in subdivisions. officials urged patience as efforts continue this day.
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Inauguration Day Delights Amid Snow Threats Eased
Washington crowds welcomed Syedon Baines Johnson as festivities began despite lingering snow fears. Roads remained slick but officials kept traffic flowing while schools in Madison County areas planned for normal operations. several districts announced closures and delays.
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Syedon Baines Johnsoa
Hay
National
Fires Sweep Two Homes As Heavy Snows Hit County
Fire Chief Joan Richardson reports three fires in Madison County over the weekend. A blaze at Helney Produce Company 1213 East Rd St caused extensive smoke damage. four departments fought it for about ninety minutes before containment.
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Branigin Warns Against Pushing Tax Relief Limit
Indiana Governor Branigin urged caution on broad changes to the state tax structure while backing continued studies of new or broader channels to return more state tax money to local governments. He discussed potential gas tax allocations to fund street construction and repairs with lawmakers and noted action may miss the March 8 adjournment deadline for the 1965 session.
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King Attacked in Selma Amid Fostered Segregation Tensions
In Selma Alabama a large peaceful march met with violence as Martin Luther King Jr was struck on the temple by a man in a cafe crowd. The incident occurred near Tim's Cafeteria and Selma Del while King and dozens of Negroes registered to vote faced hostile segregation with a car confrontation outside the Anderson Junior Chamber building.
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Birm
Robert W. Miller
Ingham
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Richard Davis
States Rights Party
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Richard Bohnen
Kamp
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Whiteiness
Groes
Escapees sent to Pendleton Reformatory after jail break
Madison County Sheriff Stanley Majka reports two escapees, Stanley Majka of Gary and Madison Moore of 2314 Central Ave., have been moved to the Indiana Reformatory at Pendleton for safety. The pair, charged with assault and battery with intent to commit murder in Madison Circuit Court, received continuances to consult lawyers. Moore was granted another week. public defender J Bayne Burton was appointed. Majka gave two weeks for service of Moore and Majka.
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Red China Chief Chou En-lai to tour Arab African capitals
Diplomatic sources report Premier Chou En-lai will visit Arab and African capitals en route to the Afro-Asian conference opening March 10 in Algiers. The trip aims to bolster Peking influence amid U.S. and Soviet aid shifts to Egypt and the United Arab Republic.
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Nboel Gamal Nasser
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New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Pendleton reports a series of newborns with parents and addresses listed. A boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forrer at 594% Ellenhurst Dr. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ani dox at 2408 Jackson St. A boy to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shaul at 506 Wate and Mrs Iain Me ir. and Mrs cShane at 1610 Wath St a girl.
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