Strike Ban Sought Over Spaceport Dispute
NASA asked the NLRB for a federal court order to end a weeklong strike at Cape Kennedy affecting about 330 contractor workers. The dispute centers on who should perform spaceport labor and whether building trades or steelworkers should be paid higher wages, with previous strikes halted by court action.
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Cape -Kennedy
UPI
Fisemilion
National Aeronautics — and the ‘Administration
NASA
National la ‘Bor Relations Board
NLRB
Ition S
Tampa
Marion
Ohio
Mission
Waglispute
Julius E.kuczma
Age Mission
Marion Power
Reasonable Asstel Co
Area Cage Scores Show Varied High School Results
In Anderson and surrounding towns, area boys basketball action produced mixed results. Marion defeated Madison Heights 86 to ? while Anderson over Kokomo 70 47. Additional scores include Markleville 56 over Highland 54 Elwood 99 over Hartford City 74 Frankton 72 Pendleton 67 Selma 2 Yorktown 76 over Hancock Central 71 Mt Vernon over Hancock County 65 Rogerton 67 Middletown 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Kokomo
Marion
Madison Heights
Markleville
Highland
Elwood
Hartford City
Frankton
Pendleton
Selma
Yorktown
Hancock Central
Mt Vernon
Hancock County
Rogerton
Middletown
Malaysia Arrests Suppress Revolt Plot Unveiled
Police said an Indonesian inspired conspiracy to foster armed revolt in Malaysia was foiled. Three Malaysian opposition leaders faced charges of conspiring to incite rebellion. The report ties a broader regional stance against anti government movements and mentions authorities seeking to curb extremism.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
Muncie
Ind
Indonesia
Sukarn0
General “Motors Corporation
Muncie Chevrolet
Burhanuddin Kademi
Pan Malaysian Islamic Party
Aziz bin Ishak
National Convention Party
Ishak bin Haji Mohamed
Socialist Front
Sis Wal
Alll
R. M. Sonita
Isamic Party
Convention Party
Federation
Ft Tn
Police Marvel At GM Thefts and Nine Charges Plea
A group of suspects including Stanley Slavka and Madison Moore faced Madison County Circuit Court yesterday on a total of nine counts linked to a jail break and associated thefts. The case grew from an eventful escape on January 11 and a broader pattern of alleged illegal activity tied to organized crime figures and political factions in the region. Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr. filed counts of robbery, assault and battery with intent, jail-breaking, and theft. A jury trial was set for April 5, 1965, for the two main defendants and additional suspects faced related charges in separate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grigsby
Madison County
Jase
William F. Lawler Jr
Moore
Laurel Cook
Harold E. Lehman
Glory
Apto Apt
David Thomas
South Highway Patrol
Ronald Gene Robinette
Hartman
Ferny
Mitchell
Howard
Cook
Feman
Santville
Robinette
Ted
Stom and Lehman
Imi
Floods and blizzards force 1000 from homes across West
Flood waters and heavy snows spread chaos across Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and the upper Midwest. knee deep snow and temperatures plunging to 50 below zero prompted mass evacuations. Gov Hatfield called the Oregon danger level high while forecasters warned floods could worsen though they hoped for less impact than last month’s disaster that claimed 18 lives and caused about 250 million dollars in damage.
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Ay Cme
FTESS
Amvern
Lapwai Creek
Culdesac
Sweetwater
Idaho
Pichuck
Soowqualmie
Washington
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Anderson
Indiana
South
Chicago
South Bend
Indianapolis
CHICAGG Display Proclaims Bridge Temperature on Michigan Ave
An electric sign on the Michigan Avenue bridge in Chicago flashed the local temperature, drawing attention from pedestrians and commuters alike as a mild weather day continued.
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Michigan Avenue Bridge
Kikthawenund Scout Week Plans Highlight 1965 Council
Kikthawenund Scout Group outlines plans for Boy Scout Week 1965 with activities across 12 349 neighbors in Noblesville area. Jedric A Dunkerly and James Ferkes announce 4.7 percent membership rise since 1964, with 8 packs 87 troops and 30 posts in the council. Events include Blue Scout Banquets Explorer Olym pic and Klondike Derby as youths learn American heritage and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Deen
Major
Kikthawenund Council
Cui
Hoad
Jedric A. Dunkerly
James Ferkes
Noblesville
Ameren Ete Eee Coves
Madieon
Haetian
Hent
Anderson
Council
Jenes
Indiana
Explorer
Michigan
Illinois
Pic
Wisconsin
Boy Scouts
Bipartisan push for quick approval of vice presidential vacancy amendment
Washington lawmakers rallied Friday behind swift congressional action on a constitutional amendment to set procedures for filling vice presidential vacancies and ensure continuity of leadership. Critics warned the measure could enable a coup if a president is disabled or unpopular, while Senate Judiciary subcommittee members led the favorable bloc with figures like Nicholas Katzenbach and others from Eisenhower’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roluwe
Ettases
Senate
Nicholas Katzenbach
Presi
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Amendment proposal would let voters choose president and vice president
A Senate subcommittee hearing explored an amendment sponsored by Bayh and 75 others to let voters directly elect the president and vice president, skipping electors. It would require two thirds Senate approval and three fourths state ratification to take effect.
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Wuhson
Sen. Birchsproval
Johnson
Alfor
Congress
Bayh
Troup
Senate
Flouse
Districting Move In General Assembly Session Opens
The Democratic majority in the General Assembly launched districting moves with a split in ranks over reapportionment bills. Speaker Rich Body and committee chairmen led a second reading battle as the House delayed to Friday and then to Monday morning. The welfare tax base changes were debated, with Republicans aiming for a second reading. Governor Brat announced a joint session, while the House adjourned after a lengthy caucus and continued into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advinanruuis
Afi
Mejer Suger
Diana House
Rich
William Brighton
Dard C. Bodine
D-Mishawaka
Terre’ Haute
Comloff
Fed
House
Senate
Bratt
Sebree Attacks State Board Over Local Government Hearing
Indiana House Ways and Means chair Sebree attacked the State Board of Accounts for interfering in local government. Rep. Roland presided as lawmakers questioned interpretations of law, noting few official opinions exist. State Examiner McDonald defended staff counsel while acknowledging gaps in board guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andianapolid
Kkep
Iam Sebree
D-Anderson
Indiana House
State_Board of Accounts
Fred
Paul Roland
D-Indinnapolis
DE Secancy
Reid
McDonald
Roland
Edwin Applegate
Generost
Applegate
Particu
B. B. McDon
Aict
Central Metro District Faces Injunction Suit
A suit for a permanent injunction was filed against the Central Metropolitan School District in Madison Circuit Court. Plaintiffs claim the Metro lacks legal incorporation under Indiana law and seek a determination of its existence before further school contracts.
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Central Metropolitan
Ito
The
Metro
Miriam Sheldrake
G.preston Smith
Joseph Wiley
Robert D. Mathews
Joan C. Bashaw
Don LaPierre
Madison County
Walto Canaday
Clark Burns
Raymond Poor
Verl Miller
Metropolitan Board of Educatio Re
Indiana Corporation
State of Indian
Mtr
Dale Prough
Madison
Isereeacers
Spc
Churchill Receives Highest Honor At State Funeral
Churchill receives Britain s highest ceremonial honor as leaders from Labour and Conservative ranks gather in Westminster Abbey to honor a commoner, with Queen Elizabeth presiding alongside royal guests and foreign monarchs. The funeral arrangements include a state procession under cold sleet and blustery winds as Prime Minister Harold Wilson and other leaders attend.
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Elizabeth
Soper
Ceanest
Catafalque
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
King Olav
Norway
Constantine
Greece
Frederik
Denmark
Prince Bertilf
Sweden
Tory
Dwight
D. J. Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Johnson
Churchill
Westminister Hall
St. Paul's Cathedral
Bladon
London
Britain
House of
Interact Club Planned For Outstanding Local Youths
Rotary members announce an Interact Club for area high school students in Anderson with a steering committee and meetings to organize at the YMCA. The effort aims to include St. Mary's Madison Heights Highland and Anderson schools with student leaders and Rotary support. The first meeting Feb 11 details officers and a Read page 2 note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy Adport
Anderson
Interact Club
Derson
Senh
St. Mary's
Madison Heights
Jors
Dis- Highland
Scho
Aes
Rotary Inverna
St. John’s Hospital
Tonal
Anderson Allege
Mur
Roy Vann
YMCA
Mounds Rd
Rotary
Chalmer
An Reeves
Benny
Kokomo
W. 7Th
St. A
Interact Movement
Cominnity
Sam Flatford
17Th St
Pany
Wayne Teeters
Tony Eynes
John la
Central Ave
Ahe
Interact
Brian
George
Vaughn Muremittee
Adamsey, Jr
Ray
Daleville
Miller
Ned’ Bardal
Constitutional
de l 'Air
Francis Cookley
Basil Remley
Lee
Pendleton Ave
Remonstrance Filed Over M G Move Annexation
Duck Creek Township residents led by Robert Hancher file remonstrance against Madison Grant United Schools plan to annex four Duck Creek sections. Plaintiffs argue longer bus travel and hazards, claiming over 10 percent of registered voters oppose. Elwood businessman cites at least 86 percent affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Creek Township
Madison-Grant United School Corporation
Robert Hancher
Madison-Grant United Schools
Board of
Ication
Hool
Madisone
Mary Dena Waymire
Duck Creek
Come Plant
Elwood
Madison Superior Court
City Court Terms Include Fines and Suspended Sentences
Multiple defendants faced city court terms for theft, DUI, and violations of the Beverage Act. Sentences included fines, jail terms with partial suspensions, and restitution orders. In separate matters, two Anderson women were fined and one ordered to jail on disorderly conduct and intoxication charges. The report notes weather context with temperatures and sunset times.
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Pitt St
Cook
Indiana
Robert R. Robbins
Humphrey
Way
E. 23Rd St
Suage Robbins
Cests
Trea
Leola Miles
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Stanley Slavka
Madison Moore
Lig
Lane
Kikthawenund
General Assembly
Mapleton
Ore
Sebree
Te Anderson Community Concert Association
Jack L. Pihl
Board of Director
Russell Hulse
Central Metro District
Ana
Ludwig Erward
West Germany
Toxtay
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