Daisy Mohler, 80, Dies After Long Illness in Indiana
Daisy M. Mohler, 80, widow of John Franklin Mohler, died at 9:30 p.m. Thursday at her home 2812 Lincoln St. She had six years of illness, was born Feb 7, 1884 in Milroy Ind, and resided here married life. She was a member of First Methodist Church and the Friendly Club. Survived by three daughters Arnold Bagsey Ful n Calif Laura Bates Anderson Ind Thelma Toms Anderson Ind 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Friends 2 a.m. Sunday Baker Brothers Funeral Home services 10 a.m. Monday. Interment East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Congressional
Spurgeon
First Methodist Church
Friendly Club
Daugh- Arnold Bagsey
Fuln
Calif
Laura Bates
Thelma Toms
Anderson
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
East Maplewood Cemetery
Penal Problems To Be Discussed July 15 in Indiana
Indiana officials plan a workshop at the Indiana Reformatory on July 15 to discuss penal problems and proposals with members of the 1965 General Assembly. The event is sponsored by the Indiana Citizens Council of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Dr Allen D Albert dies in Albuquerque at age he served 16 years as director of the Swope Art Gallery in Terre Haute and was formerly Evansville College faculty member.
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General Assembly
Indiana Citizens Council
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Albuquerque
N.M
Allen D. Albert
Swope Art Galley
Terre Haute
Ind
Evansville College
Eight Non-Residents Fined On Intoxication Charge In City Court
Eight men found intoxicated and unconscious behind the Anderson Free Fair merry-go-round were fined ten dollars and costs suspended by Judge Robert B.R. Robbins in City Court. Six paid the fine and were released. two remain in the county jail for two days. Named defendants include Basil Spinx Owensboro Kentucky Louis Burks no home Homer Corbitt Shelbyville Tennessee Bob Lanham Pinnellas Florida Fred Nicholas no home Dallas Butts no home Carl Pendleton Elizabethtown Kentucky Albert Fowler Spring Hill Tennessee and Charles Brown Nashville Tennessee Cof
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Anderson
Teachers from Indiana attend language institute
Mrs. Mildred Taylor of Chesterfield and 44 other Indiana teachers from 40 high schools and three junior highs join the Indiana Language Program Foreign Language Institute at Indiana University. The program, directed by Prof. M. Leamon, offers refresher courses, country studies, and modern teaching methods for French Spanish and German. A separate note reports a substantial earthquake near Vancouver Island recorded by UC Berkeley seismograph at 1 08 p m EDT.
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Mildred Taylor
Chesterfield
Chesterfield High School
Indiana
Indiana University
T Jages
Indiana’ Language Program
ILP
Foreign Language Institute
Sant
M. Phillip Leamon
Leamon
Berkeley, Calif
Local Woman Wins Damage Suit In Circuit Court
A jury awarded $5,000 to Mrs. Da vie Hawkins of 1701 Delaware St in a damage suit against Paul W. Harris of 2912 Pletcher St. Hawkins claimed injury when the taxicab she rode in was rear ended by Harris at Jackson and 13th Streets. Medical evidence supported back injuries. Judge Carl T. Smith presided at the trial.
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Davie Hawkins
Delaware $ St
Paul W. Harris
Pletcher St
Senate votes to cut Supreme Court pay after Baker rider clash
In a partisan clash the Senate defeated a Bobby Baker amendment 52 to 38 and then voted 46 to 40 to reduce the nine Supreme Court justices salaries by $5,000 each. Democrats opposed the rider as unconstitutional while Republicans backed it, with Dixie Democrats showing support for the overall motion.
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Lage
Bobby Baker
Dixie Democrats
Supreme Court
Congress
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Williams
Rider
Hugh Scott
Baker
Joseph S. Clark
Johnson Signs Civil Rights Act Amid Bipartisan Backing
President Johnson announced the Civil Rights Act with broad support from both parties and a two-thirds majority in Congress. He cited equal rights in polling places, classrooms, factories, and public accommodations, and urged calm as the bill takes effect. Georgia Rep. Weltner switched to support, urging progress, while opponents warned of violence and a “second invasion of carpetbaggers.” The final House vote stood 289 to 126, mirroring a narrow margin from February.
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House
Senate
Georgia
Charles L. Weltner
Atlanta
Howard W. Smith
D- Va
United States of America
William M. McCulloch
IR Ohtto
John V. Lindsay
R-N.y
Anderson Swager 77 dies after hospital stay
Vernon Swager 77 of 3529 Main St died at 9 55 a.m. Thursday at Community Hospital where he had been a patient two weeks He retired in 1956 from Delta Remy Division He was a member of East Lynn Christian Church Mt Moriah Lodge 77 and the Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood He was born Oct 13 1886 in Grant County and lived in Anderson 36 years He is survived by his widow Hilda two children Amos Singer and Inez Baker four grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be at Baker Brothers Funeral Home at 1 30 p.m. Saturday with the Rev George Harris in charge Interment in Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Masonic rites at the mortuary.
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Delta- Remy Division
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Whetstone Brotherhood ‘ Land Sisterhood
Grant County
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Jane Swager
Hilda
Amos Singer
Henry
Inez) Baker
Anderson
Baker Brothers
Euperol
George Harsris
East Lynn Church
Jcharge
Cel
Ind
Kenneth Rowland
Madison
Rabera
Anderson Memorial Park
Roscoe Bradford
Middletown
Roscoe M
Bradford
Liberty St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Geneva
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
William E. Raison
William *E. Raison
Louise
Perc
Rozelle
George Skin
Iiner
Jackson Park
Senate
Maplewood
Nto 97
Raison
Icharch of God
Township School Fight Moves to City Control Ruling
The court ruling clears the way for Anderson city to take over township schools. Attorney statements indicate the city cannot be prevented from assuming ownership and operation, with details to be provided by Ebberett and Peck. The decision places township schools under the Hamilton County court’s purview and raises questions about contracts and payroll responsibility.
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Bayne Burton
Ton
Tnil
Udge
Ebberett
Peck
Anderson
Winkler
Hamilton
Fire and Police Activity Reports Summary
Fire and police activity figures are presented for January through May with counts 29, 3, 45, 43, 66 and 46 respectively. Chief Richardson notes 137 fire inspections by the Fire Prevention Bureau since January in annexed townships. Police inspections totals are 11 in January, 17 in February, 23 in March, 34 in April, 16 in May, and 36 in June. Data sourced from the daily radio log and department records.
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Richardson
School costs and secret meetings scare taxpayers
A fragment notes a group opposing higher school costs and secret meetings to avoid public disclosure. It mentions educational programs needing funding and implies concealed efforts to limit taxpayer awareness of required spending.
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Dunes Area Park Expansion Proposal Details
A state plan recommends adding Beverly Shores segments totaling about 280 acres and the Tremont Triangle east of Indiana 49 containing 100 to 130 acres. It also exempts around 459 acres in Baileytown while preserving the Bailey homestead. The measure aims to strengthen the bill and gain broader support.
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Beverly ‘Shores
Compromise fed From Page One I distinguished Americans to sist Collins
Announced he will send Congress a supplemental appropriation request to meet added costs of administering the law directing federal agencies to discharge new responsibilities without delay and to keep me personally informed of progress. Administration officials will meet with citizens groups to promote understanding and achieve a spirit of compliance. Johnson said millions are being deprived of those blessings not be
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Sist Collins
Congress
Johnson
Senate bill outlines military and development aid packages
The bill details 10 million in military aid and 30.3 million of 405 million requested for economic aid, plus 2.6 million for technical aid and 190 thousand for surveys of investment opportunities. It lists 1.055 billion for arms aid, 782 million for development assistance, 215 million for technical training, 3425 million for Alliance for Progress loans, and 374.7 million for supporting assistance.
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