Kennedy Seeks Tax Cut to Avert Recession
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a $6 billion personal income tax cut to spur growth and avert a recession, arguing action now would restore prosperity. Republicans criticized the plan while Democrats stressed a cohesive message tying tax cuts to recovery, with the budget deficit seen potentially reaching record levels if inaction continued.
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Washington
Press
Kennedy
Congress
Ani
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Sion
Gerald R. Tord
R-Mich
Kenne
Power
Mansfield
Hubert H. Hump
D-Minn
Leslie C. Jewel
al Arends
Ford
Humphrey
Indictment Made Woman Released
The Madison County Grand Jury indicted 28 year old Nelson D Johnson for manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of fellow prisoner Charles Kir at the Indiana Reformatory last August. The indictment filed with County Clerk Eugere Creagmile names Johnson in a sudden heat act without malice. The grand jury returned the indictment during the January term after county officials appeared before them. Also noted was the release of Henrietta Threet after a habeas corpus petition, bond set at 3000, amid questioning in her husband Carl Threet’s shooting. her attorney said she was held erroneously.
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Madison County
Grand Jury
Nelson D. Johnson
Indiana Reformatory
Eugere Creagmile
Johnson
Charles Kirby
William F. Lawler
Cecil Carmichael
Reformatory
Tabor Soap
Fred C. Brown
Lawle
Lawler
Henrietta Threet
Carl
Paul Ravage
Madison County GOP groups plan winter activities
The Madison County Women's Republican Club will install Mrs Lawrence Booram as president at Republican headquarters at 7 30 this evening as part of a round of party activity. District Young Republicans will host a February 23 recognition dinner for former Senator Homer Capehart. News mentions sub zero temperatures across Indiana and planned state GOP events, including Capehart tribute and a luncheon at the Claypool Hotel, with weather reports noting severe cold and drifting snows across multiple counties.
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Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Republican
Lawrence Booram
A. P. McDaniels
Homer
Capehart
GOP
Indiana
Yes
Terday
Mary Watson
Legislative
Los
Indianapolis
the Mercury
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Pool
Esther Beoig
Hel Gutheridge
Stenens
Richard 0
Ristive
House
Eay
Richard W. Guthrie
Sen
Jos
Lake Russell
State Senate
Michigan
Rep
Charles Edwards
St. Joseph
la Porte
Martha Burnett
Porter
Senate
Sun District
Arctic
Linder
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Kokomo
Madison
Lafayette
Merry Group
Ajlow
Bloomington
Terre
Haute
Cincinnati
Evansville
United States Senate
Louisville
John V. Beamer
Anderson Plan Commission Meets Thursday
Anderson Plan Commission will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the old Anderson Armory to discuss petitions including the rezoning of 10 lots in the 2000 block of Meridian St New officers also will be elected at this meeting Several items affecting the Master Plan of the City of Anderson will be considered by the commission The Meridian St rezoning petition includes lots 93 through 98 and sets 147 through 152 in Avondale Addition all in the 2000 block on Meridian from residential to local business Another petition is James Garringer to rezone from residential to general business at 247 in Avondale Addition 2023 Medlan for office space and storage for a heating company A petition by Harry Reader to establish a heating and air conditioning sales and service business at 28 E Cross St will be considered Mrs Helen Rogers requests rezoning of lots at 305 507 E 23rd St for an insurance and real estate business office Other matters include a Special Exception for deviating from the Zoning Ordinance at 708 Cottage Ave for constructing an additional residence and a Special Exception for a service station at 532 Broadway In these petitions the Plan Commission will investigate and make recommendations to the Board of Zoning Appeals Please Turn to Page 2 Colummn 1
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Anderson
Meridian St
Avondale Addition
Meridian
James Garringer
Avondale
Harry Reader
E. Cross St
Helen Rogers
E. 23Rd St
Cottage Ave
Broadway
Plan Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
City Plan
Edwin J Denman
Paul Carmack Wins Bid for Old Armory in Town
Paul Carmack, local businessman of EB Cross Street Road, was the high bidder Friday for the old National Guard Armory at the northeast corner of Tth and Main. His bid totaled 20 300 dollars, against a second offer of 18 600 dollars by Harfiold Smith. The surplus building, once appraised as high as 43 000 and reappraised to 30 000, later stood at 18 500 with no other bids.
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Paul Carmack
Cross Street Rd
Vaf
Old National Guard
Tth and
Main Sts
Carmack
Harfiold Smith
Hithe State Armory Board
Githenittan
State Tax Plan Presented in Indianapolis
A proposed state tax revision would replace the gross income tax with a modified net income tax featuring a sliding scale. Rates would rise with income, starting at 3 percent and climbing to 5 percent for higher brackets, while exemptions and other features would be adjusted in future sessions. The plan aims to raise substantial revenue and expands taxes on hotels and interstate sales of Indiana-made goods, with projections of increasing state revenues beyond current levels.
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Indianapolis
Sen
Indiana
Marshall F. Kizer
Plymouth
Richard H
Martin
Welsh
Kizer
Mankin
Mechang- Salle
Papke
Carmack
Aide de Aesys
State Armory Board
New YMCA Drive Reports Due Today
Government officials debate tax program details as YMCA drive reports loom. Governor Welsh backs exemptions for dependents while campaign leaders push toward a 1200 member goal. discussions consider graduated rates and division reports due at noon.
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YMCA
I Kin
Matthew E. Welsh
Rankin
Tampaign
A. Lb. McCollowmn
aAlesiemian Esi Divicional Umel
Historic treaty tightens France and West Germany ties
Paris reports that President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer approved a treaty pledging close cooperation in politics defense economy and culture while sparing Britain's entry into the European Common Market. The pact outlines meetings among leaders ministers and staff while pursuing joint arms research except nuclear weapons and greater cultural and educational exchanges.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
de Gaulle
Adlenauer
Sai de Gaulle
West Germany
Anderson Chamber names 22 committee chairmen for year
Chamber President Robert L. Austin announced the chairs for 22 Anderson Chamber of Commerce committees. Names include Harold Bey agriculture William Watson ambassadors C A Michel aviation Gordon France business industry education Barry Gaar city beautification H K Rice economic discussion Gerald Shafer education Robert W Miller ethical business practices Byron Stewart finance John Brows fire prevention Perry House industrial executives Edwin Schowe industrial safety Vic Rose legislative Thomas R McMahan metropolitan development Earl Hoover new business and industry Morton Roth park ride and shop W Russell Merritt public relations Richard R Filbrandt retail association Kenneth Lewis roads James Steele safety T J Crook tax research G Thomas Kuhn transportation. Each chair leads a group of eight to 120 members with a chair and board representative on each committee.
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Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Robert L. Austin
Harold Bey
Wiliam Watson
C. A. Michel
Gordon France
Barry Gaar
H. K. Rice
Gerald Shafer
Robert W. Miller
Byron Stewart
John Brows
Perry House
Edwin Schowe
Vic Rose
Thomas R. Mc‘Mahan
Earl Hoover
Morton Roth
W. Russel Merritt
Richard. R. Fillbrandt
Kenneth Lewis
James Steele
T. J. Crook
G. Thomas Kuhn
City to Receive Share From Alcohol Tax Revenue
Anderson will get $14,903 as the city share from the state auditor's office for alcoholic beverage taxation revenue in the last quarter of 1962. Total city and town distributions amount to $914,335, about $29,000 above 1961’s corresponding period but roughly $58,000 below the third quarter of 1962.
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Anderson
State Auditor
Local Weather Bids Warmer With Snow Showers
Cloudy and windy with light snow during the day turning very cold tonight. Daytime highs in the low 30s rise to 20s overnight. Sunrise and sunset times noted.
County Students Compete In Ball Solo Ensemble Contests
From a 11 county area, 67 junior and senior high schools send entrants to Ball State music events. contests include 84 string, 273 piano, 31 vocal events with solos and ensembles for girls and boys. Notable participants come from Anderson High School, Madison Heights, Highland, and others as judges hear voice, piano, and string entries next Saturday at Ball State.
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Robert Hargreaves
Ball State Music Department
Madison County
Anderson High School
Rick
Seaver
Jo Andrews
Zinis
Virginia Taylor
Karen Glevenger
Anderson Central Junior High School
Richard F. Dennis
Die Rector
Linda Hiscox
Vincent Houser
Thomas Robertson
Connie Ripple
Highland High School
Beryl
Biddle
Janice Swisher
Sharon Smith
Gary Scott
Nancy Wadam
Jeanie Imel
Bethany Hopkins
Donna Hoover
Cindy Grieb
Cathy Dunn
Barney Maynard
Iso
Madison Heights High School
Francis F. Barker
Pam Perkins
Betty Handy
B. Donnelly
Marilyn Hollar
Linda Fritz
Nancy Nash
M. Hostetler
Leigh Hudson
Mike Tucker
Gwen Stuart
Givis” Sophrano
J. Chamness
Mart Y Church
Carolyn
Two Ex-Convicts Charged Over Crime Kit Sales
In San Francisco two ex-convicts Clar ence A Hanson HM and David Wiezins 39 are charged with selling ready made crime kits. The kits priced at 15 dollars to 8 dollars included homemade keys for parking meters and maps showing which meters the keys open and the times meter collectors make rounds.
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San Francisco
UPI
Clarence A Hanson
David Wiezins
Two Teenage Boys Admit Firing Slugs Through Windshields
Police solved a case of windscreen damage by arresting two teenage boys who admitted firing slugs from an upstairs window on Anderson's southeast side. The shootings, affecting factory workers traveling to and from work, had occurred for about three weeks, around 1 am after the parents retired. Both youths were questioned and released to their parents' custody.
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Anderson
Indiana winter fires claim several lives in scattered blazes
A mid winter outbreak of house fires across Indiana leaves at least three dead. Victims include Mrs. LaMar and Mrs. Jenkins in Connersville, and Roy Sailors in Swayzee. Firemen battled flames that destroyed homes and damaged properties as neighbors reported explosions and gas stove incidents.
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Pees
Luenan
Meannia
Associated Press
Lawrence
Edwin Saelinger
Batesville
Indiana
Mikelee
Columbia
Clinton County
Forest
Swayzee
Marion
Roy T. Sailors
Edna
U S Withdraws Charges Against Ex Gen Walker
The federal government withdrew charges against former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker and six others in connection with desegregation riots at the University of Mississippi last fall. The judge granted dismissal without prejudice, allowing reinstitution within five years. Walker would comment only after formal notice.
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Oxford
Miss
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
U. S
Ballas
Walker
Chamber Of Commerce Reports Regional Economic Figures
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce released December 1962 economic data showing higher activity across meters, employment, and telephones versus December 1961. Total electric meters 25,430. consumption 16,719,507 kWh. Employment rose to 95,616 and bank clearings reached 74,413,030 dollars, with various increases in construction and utility usage.
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Anderson Chamber
Com-cember
Merce
Budget Clash Hits Indiana Lawmakers In House Speak
Demos in budget fuss unfold in Indianapolis as Democrats and House leaders clash over the operating budget. Townsend accuses GOP leaders of breaking a promise on a budget committee seat while Rock defends his handling and denies any agreement. The dispute centers on appointment to the Ways and Means Budget Committee and possible replacements amid ongoing budget work.
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Indianapolis
UPI
India
Townana House
Ling Mor
Townsend
Aving
Forship
Himsel
House
Rock
Eth
Rich
Guthrie
Rep
Robert Rock
Land Mears
Beck
Wayne
D-Upland
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity
Born at St Johns Hospital for Mr and Mrs Charles Nevins 732 Noble St a boy Born at Community Hospital for Mr and Airs Robert Ballard Frankton a boy Mr and Blrs Gilbert York 732 mber St a girl Mr and Mrs T W Hudson 192 W 2nd St a boy Mr and Mrs Junior R Payton Alexandria a girl Mr and Mrs Norvin Steger 1303 W St St a boy Mr and Mrs Ressevens 616 W 1st St a gir Mr and Mrs Donald Gipe Alexandria a boy Mr and Mrs Charles Ogle 26 Washington Blvd a siri Mr and Mrs David St Clair 3608 Wells St a girl
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St. John’s Hospital
Charles Nevins
Noble St
Community Hospital
Robert Ballard
Frankton
Gilbert York
Mber
T. W. Hudson
W. 2Nd St
Junior R. Payton
Alexandria
Nor
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Anderson Plan Commission
Anderson Armory
Meridien St
Old Armory
Gam
Jack H. Mankin
D-Ter
James A. Papke
Commission On
D. Russell Bontrager
Rslkhart
Imoutian
Sten Tawarde
Artet Foreign Office
Claude Lebel
Europe
Elysee Palace
I City
Witten
Pater Im Sahvarn Eald Tanda
U.S
Richard Kappeler
Anderson Hi-Y Group
Indiana Hi-Y Association
Hi-Y Club
Pendleton
Laramie Ranch
Is Queia
Carl Erskine
Tom Harmon
Gary
University of Michigan
Los Angeles Rams
Chamber of Commerce
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