Johnson Proposes 97.9 Billion Budget Deficit Outlook
Washington Johnson unveils a 97.9 billion dollar economy budget with a 4.9 billion deficit versus an estimated 10 billion deficit this year. The plan aims at a balanced budget and full employment prospects. Dow Jones proposed a three for one stock split with a dividend rise to 75 cents per quarter. International Business Machines backs five for four split with maintained 1.25 dollar quarterly dividend if approved. U S Circuit Court upholds SEC ruling on insurance firms offering variable annuities. Prudential appeals. Africa’s Gold Coast lacks natural harbor facilities.
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Coin and Stamp Exhibit at BSTC Sunday
The Muncie Coin and Stamp Club stages its Seventh Annual Open House in Ball State College Student Center on Sunday January 26 from 9 am to closing. Exhibit halls dining lounges and an auction room are featured with 52 dealer tables and 40 exhibits including United States and foreign coins currency stamps and jewelry. Auction led by Dave Hiser of Hamilton Ohio. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Hunter Speaker Addresses Upstate Lions Club Session
Donald H. Hunter of Anderson, judge of the Indiana Appellate Court, spoke at a joint Lions Club meeting in Goshen with Elkhart and St. Joseph counties. He discussed Lincoln as Indiana’s greatest son and the world’s first citizen, noting his roles and honors in state government and judiciary. The remarks touched on Lincoln and wartime governance amid a broader budget context.
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Hughes enters Republican race for Indiana governor
Indiana State Treasurer Robert E. Hughes announced his candidacy for the GOP nomination, vowing tax and spending cuts. He backed repeal of the individual income tax and sales tax on necessities, a ceiling preventing real estate taxes above 1 percent of market value, and the creation of a Council for Government Economy to curb waste in state government.
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Indiana building repair funded for man power training center
Federal funds approved to remodel a state owned downtown Indianapolis building at 141 S. Meridian for a new Indiana Vocational School to train unemployed residents. Initial enrollment projected at 530 as renovation proceeds under state superintendent William E. Wilson.
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Hortense Myers to Appear on CBS Show To Tell the Truth
Hortense Myers, TTT Statehouse correspondent and National Federation of Press Women president, returned from New York City to film for CBS To Tell the Truth. Producers say the episode airs Monday January 27 at 7 30 p m EST, moderated by Bud Collyer. A second report notes a large modern tankship costs over 6 million to build with daily operating costs around 3000.
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Abbreviated Budget Volume Given Congress Abbreviated Budget Volume Given Congress
President Johnson sent a lean budget message for the fiscal year starting July 1 to Congress. The 475 page volume lacks the lengthy appendix of 1,195 pages and costs 1.50, with a fuller 7.50 volume to follow in about ten days.
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Glenn Turns Ohio Demo to No-Okayed Memorial Fight
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Indiana War Memorials Commission may meet again but little chance it helps ICLU gain access to the World War Memorial. Judge Niblack temporarily restrains commission action. a Feb 3 hearing looms on a Legion bid to block ICLU entry. John D. Clouse says a meeting will be held to discuss the lawsuit. no rule changes anticipated.
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Nazarenes Plan Youth Revival at Goodwin Church
The Rev. Dwight Millikan of the First Church of the Nazarene in Decatur NL is slated to speak at a youth revival sponsored by Goodwin Church of the Nazarene from January 23 to 26. Millikan, a General Young People’s Council member, will lead daily services starting at 7:30 pm, with Sunday at 7 pm, featuring special music, a Kokomo men's quartet guest on Saturday, and emphasis on youth outreach.
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Ground Reach Assets Hit 25.2 Billion in December
New York report shows the Investment Co. Institute noting a record 5,214,436,000 dollars in combined net assets for its members in December. The figure surpasses 24.74 billion the prior month and 21.270 billion in December 1862.
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Pihl Speaks to East Side Community Club
Jack Pil, president of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, was guest speaker at a dinner meeting of the East Side Community Club at the Dean Olt Student Union Center. The meeting opened with President Bob Freeman in charge. Pil presented a talk and slide show on Greater Anderson.
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Ritter Acquires Kerr Mfg Co Dental Supplier
Ritter, Co. of Rochester New York announced the acquisition of Kerr Mfg Co, a Detroit dental supplies and molding materials maker. The deal will exchange 77,000 shares of Ritter stock for Kerr common and preferred shares.
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Ruby Held Without Bond Faces Mental Examination
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby, depicted as brain damaged yet able to kill, returned to jail without bond for a mental exam. Defense dropped bond bid to allow a neutral psychiatric test by Dr Towler and Dr Holbrook to assess insanity and determine venue.
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Hoosier Budget Share Tied to Johnson Plan
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce estimates the state’s share of the proposed 97.9 billion federal budget at 2.24 billion. The measure implies about 478 in federal taxes per person in Indiana for every man woman and child.
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