Johnson urges quick action on disability amendments and abolishing Electoral College
President Johnson urged Congress to approve constitutional amendments ensuring presidential disability provision and a vice presidential succession plan. He recommended repealing the Electoral College while keeping state electoral votes, warning of incapacity risks and the need for stable leadership for national and world security.
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Five-Cent Tax Hike Sought For Bridges
Madison County commissioners schedule a February 8 hearing on a five cent bridge tax increase to raise about 300000 for planned bridge projects. Current funds are nearly exhausted and no reserves exist for new or emergency work.
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Katzenbach Named Attorney General as Kennedy Resigns
Acting attorney general selection follows Kennedy's resignation. Nicholas Katzenbach, 43, a Rhodes scholar and former U.S. attorney, is named to top Justice Department post. Johnson also elevates Ramsey Clark to deputy attorney general and swears in John T. Connor as commerce secretary.
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Three Area Scouts Honored by Freedom’s Foundation
Rex Gentry, Michael Estep, and Terry Trammel were named Nathan Hale Award recipients in a nationwide program honoring youth in Scouting for patriotic essays. The Indiana group, among 32 from the state and 930 nationwide, was highlighted by Dwight D. Eisenhower at a Valley Forge ceremony and linked to the Sixth National Scout Jamboree.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Los Angeles
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Terry R. Trammel
Richmond
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
GM Sets Record Profits for 1964 Amid Strike
General Motors reports 1964 profits of 1.735 billion on sales of 17 billion, a record for any industrial firm. Earnings per share reach 6.05, with 661,000 employees and 4.3 billion in total pay. The gains occur despite a six week auto industry strike last fall.
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Morning Pub Serves Quirky Mother-In-Law Sandwich
In Chalfont St Peter England a focal pub offers a novelty dish titled mother in law sandwich. The sandwich features cold shoulder meat strong pickle and tongue as its main ingredients.
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UPI
Election Board Battles Over Madison County School Reform
The Madison County school reorganization issue triggers legal clashes as the county election board faces court orders and temporary injunctions. Circulated by two attorney groups the dispute involves the metro police and a break in at a local tavern while investigators weigh election duties and possible jail risk.
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Sebree Attacks State Auditors Over Budget Plan
Indiana lawmakers pressed the State Board of Accounts and the Board of Tax Commissioners over a $1.7 billion state budget. House Ways and Means Chair William T. Sebree accused the agencies of infringing on local spending rights and summoned them to explain their functions as the committee began a line-by-line review. University presidents also faced questions on a $273 million request, up 30 percent from 1963.
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Elizabeth Visits Churchill Bier in Westminster Hall
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip join dignitaries to pay last respects to Sir Winston Churchill at Westminster Hall. Leaders from 113 countries attend the state funeral as Eisenhower and other notable figures observe a solemn ceremony.
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Mrs Harold Achor Awarded GS Highest Honor at Council Meeting
Mrs Harold Achor received the Girl Scouts' highest award the Thanks Badge at the Wapehan Girl Scout Council annual meeting held yesterday at the Daleville office. Anderson participants and officers were acknowledged with 11 year service pins and new board chairmanships announced including Mrs Eugene Yates and Mrs J G Pierce.
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Wapeham Girl Scout Council
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Daleville
Robert Braswell
Anderson
Ses ‘Sion
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J. G. Pierce
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Ellis McKinley
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Robert ©. Clark
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L. Huber
Harvey Cobb
Alvin Hendricks
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Massive Midwest blackout hits seven states in winter crisis
A 600 mile belt from Nebraska to Illinois loses power at 1 20 p m CST due to a Fort Randall Dam relay failure. Hospitals run on generators as temperatures plummet to 12 below and cities like Omaha Des Moines Lincoln and several others suffer outages. Officials cite multiple contributing factors while crews investigate the Missouri River dam facility fault.
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Local births and political tax debate mix in Indianapolis area
House votes on removing a section of a proposed constitutional amendment amid a tax reform debate. The clash centers on a graduated income tax and its effect on the property tax ban. In Anderson and nearby towns numerous births are reported at St John’s, Community and Coleman hospitals.
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