Indiana considers gross income surtax for school funding
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission was asked to consider a gross income surtax to restore the state share of school funding. Jesse E. Sheets of the Indiana School Boards Association said state support dropped from about 40 percent to 29 percent, shifting costs to local property taxes.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission
Indiana School Boards Association
Jesse E. Sheets
Schinal
General Assembly
Sheets
Birch Bayh
Commission On Aging
Indiana
Department of Health
Division of Mental Health
Department of Correction
The
Traffic Safety Study Commission
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Erog
Smithsonian Modernization Turns Attic to Nation’s Showcase
Washington reports the Smithsonian Institution advances a vast modernization and building program centering the new Museum of History and Technology, scheduled to finish in 1962, with exhibits and relics ranging from a meteorite to the original Star Spangled Banner and 20,000 human skulls.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mark Twain
Jew Museum of History and Technology
Leonard Carmichael
The
Smithsonian
National Geographic
Carmichael
National Geographic Society
America
Caarmichael
Winchester
Sheridan
Massachusetts
Sutter
Indiana records lowest three day July Fourth toll in a decade
Indiana reports eight traffic fatalities during the 78 hour weekend from 6 p m Friday to midnight Monday, lower than predicted and the lowest three day Fourth of July toll in ten years, after a Portland man was killed in a stolen truck crash near Muncie.
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Associated Press
Portland
Hoosier I
Indiana
Office of Traffic iSafety
Muncie, Ind
UPI
Jesse James Gibson
Muncie
Delaware
Gibson
James Greer
Greer
Alvin Cox
Sone
Bulletin-Herald
First Street accident under investigation after teen hits parked car
A 17 year old Cecil H. Sims Jr. struck a parked car owned by Luther R. Jenning on First Street. The incident is noted in a telegram to the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange amid broader sugar market actions and pending federal legislation.
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1St St
Cecil H. Sims, Jr
Luther R. Jenning
Af Pattan Dalit
Page One
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Eisenhower
Cuba
U.S
Anderson Obituaries and Cuban Diplomacy Notes
Obituaries note James E. Randall of Anderson died at St John’s Hospital from Ross County Ohio birth September 19 1875 and a Springfield resident for four years with survivors including wife Lelit ia and daughter Naomi. The other items report U.S. and Cuban diplomatic resignations and comments on Fidel Castro’s regime amid Caribbean tensions and ambassador changes.
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James E. Randall
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Ross County
Ohio
Randall
Springfield
Ft. Myers
Fla
Lelitia M
Naomi
John Dillie
Columbus
Alma Archer
Adelphi Abin
Scouts Attend Jamboree and Other Local Notices
Items note a Jamboree participation for 30 000 across 3000 acres near Colorado Springs and local dignitaries attendance. Obituaries mention Frederick E Swinford 72 of Indianapolis and funeral details. A steeplejack death at a Goshen Presbyterian church is reported with brief cause. A fox family is described as remaining together in summer.
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Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry
Colorado Springs
Goshen
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Marion F. Davis
Elkhart
Davis
Sugar Shipments and Scout Leaders Across Anderson Area
A district report lists adult leaders for Troops 66 and 67 including Michael D. Baker Noblesville Scout Master and Robert Hinshaw Elwood and George Hawes Anderson as assistant masters. The two troops total 37 Andersonians with listed members from each town and school district, noting senior patrol leaders and various names.
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Michael D. Baker
Noblesville
Zirkle
Kenneth
Bowman
This City
Robert F. Hinshaw
Elwood
George Hawes
Anderson
Ralph Stewart
Middletown
Kenneth Bowman, Jr
Donald L. Jones
Jimmy Love
Carl Manger
Robert McVicker
Ted Nottingham
Bill Patton
Stephen Paul
Joe Pierce
Marvin Stanley
Keith Travis
Allen Upshaw
Thomas Allen
Curtis Baker
David Craig
Ross Stice
New Castle
Bob Burns
Larry Gough
Steve Rifmer
Carmel
William Correll
Barry Hansen
Ken Roberts
Joe Wodock
Richard Yager
Kent Smith
Tipton
Gary DeWitt
Robert Kurtz
John Lane
James Reichert
Dean Tidler
Carl Wegler
Victor Eichtham
Pensieton
Eddie Gaither
Alexandria
Stephen Lynch
Daleville
Paul Rector
Westfield
Bill Williams
Troop 67
I Anderson
David Aildredge
Bradford Carner
Robert Cooper
Dick Darlington
Eugene Finley
James Forcom
Hal Harris
Rocket test edges US distance record in dummy stage flight
Tass reported the last stage dummy nearly reached its target 13 0090 kilometers from launch as part of a space program to gather data before manned flights. Earlier, the United States launched a Thor missile 9000 miles from Cape Canaveral. The piece notes a long distance US record and lists survivors of a Swinford family funeral.
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Page One
Lems
Tass
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Indian Ocean
Cuba Rushes Cargo To Beat Likely U.S. Quota Cut
Cuba reportedly rushing about 75,000 tons to the United States to beat a possible heavy quota reduction. Some authorities say Ei senhower may cut the Cuban quota by 700,000 tons, nearly erasing the rest of this year’s limit.
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Cuba
United States
Eisenhower
Nixon names Hagerty as Eisenhower's press secretary
The president appoints Nixon as the new press secretary to replace Eisenhower aide Hagerty. The White House expects a vacation break with plans to depart Thursday for Newport Rhode Island as Congress is in recess and a flood of bills awaits signature.
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Cuba
Johnson
U. S
U.S
Caribbean
State Department
Jose Miro Cardona
United States
Havana
Cnet
Bo Hoobert
Alexandria
Stephen Bender
White House
Tom Binder
Steven Gaunt
Rotary
James C. Hagerty
Tom Mullican
Noblesville
Eisenhower
John Colglazier
Mike Craycraft
Tom Farnam
Jimmie Hull
New Castle
Robert George
Agriculture Department
Connersville
Allen Huffman
Middletown
Bill Stewart
Steve Teeters
Hagerty
Newport
R. I
Congress
Robert Welborn Joins Reynolds as Gas Distribution Engineer
Robert Welborn began his gas industry career in 1913 with Central Indiana Gas Co. He later joined Reynolds in 1958. An active civic leader, he is a Kiwanis Club member and part of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce, teaching Sunday School at First Baptist Church for over twenty years.
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Miro Cardona
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
London
Sergio Rojas
Rojas
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas
Osvaldo Corticas
Tion
Washington
Arkansas-Louis Albessy Before Dawn After Elo Rejana
Approxi
Ark-l
University of Ha
Kansas
Louisiana
Texas
Vana
Arkan
Thas
Reynolds
Cuba
University of the Industry
U.S
Can
Iada
Protes- Wellborn
Little
Castra
UPI
Fucility
Mem Jhved
Miami
Fle
OAS
Batista
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Venezuela
21- Nation
Marcos Falson
Briceno
Rafael ‘Trujillo
Abor“Lite
Vene‘zuelan
Romulo Batan
Page One
Central Indiana Gas Co
Gaunt
Kiwanis Club
Anderson] Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Wellborn
Willkie Pushes Tax Breaks for Students and Parents
Willkie proposes continued tax exemptions for parents and self supporting college students to cover school expenses including board, room, books, and tuition. He argues the exemption would save Washington a billion dollars yearly and boost education funding. Willkie leads the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges and serves as a convention alternate delegate from the 10th District.
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Willkie
Washington
Council For the Advancement of Small Colleges
Death notices from Madison area list infant to horse trainer
Private graveside services for Lisa Ann Jackson ten day old daughter of Capt. Thomas B and Judith Ann Wiley Jackson will be held at East Maplewood cemetery. The infant died Monday in Palm Harbor Hospital Garden Grove California. Albert Jarrett 81 of R2 Anderson funeral at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with ministers officiating. Clark Cy Dishman 69 of Muncie horse trainer harness race driver died Sunday after sudden illness at Athletic Park track. Burial in Carsille Cemetery.
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Robert Joseph Melson
Robert
Joseph Melson
Robert L. Melson
St. John’s Hospital
Randy
Robin Leigh
Dale J McKeand
Anderson
Helen Roland
Fred Melson
Delaware
Ohio
Howard McKee
State Road 87 East
Harold E. Rozelle
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
Ange Memorial Park
Pisty
Mortin Randall
Misha
South Side
Rex Sample
Range Line Rd
Stables Cafe
Mr. Sample
Madison Diposeebas
Lisa Ann Jackson
Thomas B
Judith Ann Wiley Jackson
East Maplewood
Palm Harbor Hospital
Garden Grove
Calif
Albert Jarrett
Gilbert Jarrett
Don Fuller
Muncie
Fuller
Way Dolby
Lindwood Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Jack
Rex
Kenneth Jarrett
Robert Nesh
Garry McGinnis
Terry Dilts
Clark Dishman
Clark
Cy) Dishman
Athletic Park
Dishman
Anderson Free Fair
Lewisville
New Castle
Katherine
Clark Dishman Jr
Rebecca
Sue Feasel
Mary Batson
Walter Graham
Indianapolis
Main and Son Funeral
A. F. Byrne
Carsille Cemetery
Johnson’s Health Rise Cited Amid Convention Talk
Symington in Harrisburg says Johnson in excellent health and doubts northern states will back him. He rejects any rigging in Kennedy’s favor and notes no evidence of convention-fixing arrangements.
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Excel Health
Symington
Harrisburg
Ipa
Johnson
Missouri
Kennedy
Former Alex Man Dies In Indianapolis
Chester A. Millspaugh 77, a former Alexandria resident now living with his son in Indianapolis, died of a heart attack at Methodist Hospital. Born September 22, 1882, he lived on North Lincoln Ave and moved after his wife Gertrude’s death. Survived by two daughters, a son, two brothers, nine grandchildren, and five great‑grandchildren. Friends may call at Davis and Strickler Funeral Home in Alexandria. services Thursday at 2 pm with Rev. Dwight McCurdy officiating. Burial in IOOF Cemetery, Matthews, Indiana.
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Herman Taylor
Henry Herman Taylor
Madison Avenue
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Ohio
Taylor
Dayton
Lone Underwood
Underwood Chapel
Franklin Jones
Allen Chapel
East Maplewood Cemetery
Alexandria
Chester A. Millspaugh
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Capital City
Delaware County
Millspaugh
North
Lincoln Ave
Gertrude
Presbyterian Church
Hilda Lynn
Gainesville
Tex
Betty Jo Fitch
Anchorage
Alaska
Charles
Gaston
Harry
Fairmount
Davis and Strickler
Dwight McCurdy
Church ‘For God
IOOF
Matthews
Ind
Court Asked Continued From Pare One International Union
An industrial dispute over union recognition and a failed NLRB consent election led to a court request to continue action. A spokesman declined further details to avoid hindering settlement and noted a contract could raise wages if the objective is reached. The plant employs about 14 people.
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Pare One International Union
National Labor Relations Board
Lor
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Pendleton
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John E.siner
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