Murrow Quits Post Appoints Rowan to Replace Him
President Johnson named Carl Rowan, ambassador to Finland, to succeed Murrow as director of the U S Information Agency in a 21 000 2 year post. Murrow resigns amid illness while Rowan becomes the highest ranking Black official in government and attends National Security Council sessions. Rowan, a Ravenscroft Tennessee native and former journalist, rose from Oberlin and Minnesota to prominence at the Minneapolis Tribune and later state department roles.
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Oberlin College
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Ohio
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Used Car Lot Vandalism and Tax Case Verdicts
Victor Mackey, 61, found guilty of evading over 720000 in federal income taxes after a five count jury verdict in Hammond Indiana. Separately vandals damaged an Elwood used car lot, stealing radios batteries tires and a grill with losses around 375 dollars.
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Tanganyika Turmoil Grips Dar Es Salaam As Revolt Spreads
Tanganyika faced furious unrest as the 1st and 2nd Battalions revolted, expelling British officers and prompting East Africa Airways to cancel flights to Dar es Salaam. Looting erupted citywide while Prime Minister Nyerere urged calm and warned against alarmist rumors amid the crisis.
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London
Goldwater comments on Nixon and Stassen in NH primary talk
In Grenier Field afternoon remarks Senator Goldwater said Nixon remains the strongest potential opponent to President Johnson. He noted Stassen’s entry in the GOP race will have little effect on New Hampshire’s March 19 primary. Goldwater dismissed talk of Stassen and said he has not seen him recently. The narrative also references Hoover’s annual report and the credit association board of directors.
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UPI
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Johnson proposes tax cut to spur growth and jobs
President Johnson outlines an $11 billion tax cut plan to boost national output and create up to two million jobs within two years. He pledges strong defense, reduced federal spending in 1965, and targeted cuts in agriculture and defense while maintaining essential military capability.
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OSU and city survey study set to guide future education plan
A joint survey by the Ohio State Administration and Facilities Division and local officials will assess the city township school system’s needs and curricula. Findings due by August 31 1964 will address desired programs and facility requirements including future student counts and potential remodeling, additions, or new construction.
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Parosun
Anderson
Anderson Fire Department
al Tibbetts
Harold Taylor
White Continues From Page One City Receives State Aid
C T White city ed yesterday Alexandria recorded 7633 dollars and Liwood 16127 dollars. Checks arrived yesterday. The state report shows highway fund revenue up 3.19 percent from last year. City and county crews spent thousands in the last four weeks cleaning snow from roads and the state allocation will replenish funds for street and road maintenance.
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Alexandria
Liwood
Indiana education leaders push for policy progress amid budget debate
The piece discusses Indiana Schoolmen's Club and Indiana schools with national education figures, noting leaders' attempts to leverage political capital amid federal spending downturns. It references the Who's Who in American Education publication, and broader national budgeting plans under President Johnson, including education funding, space, and antipoverty measures.
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SSS
Exchange Clubs Summit Names Leaders and Guests
The Exchange Clubs Summit announces leaders for Youth Activities with co chairmen Jack Williamson Bob Graham Frank Frier William Watkins George Conrad Regis Stillwagon Al Bally John Brandenburg Vern Riggins The Day committee names H K Buck Rice and Bob Jackson with Dick Davis’s son as co chairmen Distinguished Guests co chairmen Rice and Jackson Publicity co chairmen D W Haven Bill Hardatre Jack Fuller John Brandenburg Harold Rigsby Secretary Lloyd Rains Treasurer James Humphries.
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Jack Fuller
Harold Rigsby
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Anderson Obituaries Funeral rites for several residents
Funeral rites for Frank Mar Yo Hervey 77 of 1192 W 6th St died Monday evening at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 p m Thursday Rev Eldon Perry Church of the Brethren will lead burial in Memorial Park Cemetery Curtis J Mc Granahan 85 of 28284 Mounds Rd died Monday services at 1 30 p m today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home Dr Robert Fribley First Methodist Church will lead burial East Maplewood Cemetery Friends welcome at mortuary Frederick A Ferguson 82 of 1403 Cedar St final rites at 1 p m Thursday Brooks Memorial Chapel Rev Martin Ballinger will officiate burial East Maplewood Cemetery fees may call after 6 p m Wednesday Ernest Taylor 62 of 619 E 5th St services at 10 30 am today Brown and Butz Funeral Home Rev John Cheesman Colonial EUB Church Rev Philip Robinson Orestes Baptist Church will conduct rites burial Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call Blanche Hardwicke 79 of 1603 Detroit Ave Lakewood Cleveland Ohio graveside rites 2 p m today West Maplewood Cemetery Rev E F Levanz Christ Lutheran Church to conduct the service
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Eldon Perry
Church of the Brethren
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Curtis McGranahan
Curtis J. McGranahan
Mounds Rd
Harold E. Rozelle
Robert Fribley
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Rederick Ferguson
Frederick A. Ferguson
Cedar St
Brooks Memorial Chapel
Martin Ballinger
Frieds
Sanest Taylor
Ernest Taylor
Brown and Butz Funeral Home
John Cheesman
Eub Church
Philip Robinson
Orestes Baptist Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Blanche Hardwicke
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
Cleveland
West Maplewood
E. F. Levanz
Christ Lutheran Church
New Healing Substance Stops Rectal Itch Quickly
New York report describes Bio-Dyne discovery leading to Preparation H ointment and suppositories. Claims include shrinking hemorrhoids without surgery, germ killing properties, and rapid itch and pain relief backed by doctor observations across long-standing cases.
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Weather snapshot shows varied Indiana readings Tuesday
City temperatures ranged from the 50s to the 60s at 3 pm Tuesday with Evansville at 64 and Louisville 64. Terre Haute 59 Indianapolis 57 Cincinnati 55 Lafayette 33 Fort Wayne 52 South Bend 50 and Chicago 49. Highs expected in the low 50s on Thursday.
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Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral rites for Mrs. Viola Rupe of West Cicero will be at Aroma Methodist Church at 2 PM. Burial follows in Aroma Cemetery. Casic Funeral Home of Cicero handles arrangements. Body will lie in state at the church an hour before the service.
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Noblesville
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Oklahoma banquet address by Nigh to Anderson business leaders
Jaycees or Governor of Oklahoma Nigh will arrive in Anderson hours before the banquet to deliver an address before prominent local business and professional men. The bulletin appears in Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.
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