Indiana advisory group weighs gross income surtax for school funding
The Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission discussed a proposed gross income tax surtax to restore the state’s 40 percent share of education costs. Indiana School Boards Association urged a one four one hundredth of a percent levy to fund schools, while noting state aid has fallen from 40 to about 29 percent since 1949. House Speaker Birch Bayh led the session as other state departments presented recommendations.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission
Indiana School Boards Association
Jesse E. Sheets
General Assembly
Sheets
Birch Bayh
Commission On Aging
Indiana Department of Health
Division of Mental Health
Department of Correction
Traffic Safety Study Commission
As Assembly
False Teeth Comfort Powder Promises Secure Wear
A denture product named FASTEETH is advertised as stabilizing dentures with no taste or odor, claiming it prevents slipping during talking, laughing, sneezing and other actions. The powder is described as alkaline and easy to use, with drugstore availability.
Smithsonian Transforms From Attic To Nation's Showcase
Washington report notes the Smithsonian Institution is modernizing to become a premier museum complex. New History and Technology Museum due 1962, with vast exhibits and a world class building. It houses live bees, giant fossils, historic artifacts, and 20 000 skulls illustrating prehistory.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Mark Twain
Museum of History and Technology
Leonard Carmichael
The
Smithsonian
National Geographic
Carmichael
National Geographic Society
America
Caarmichael
Winchester
Sheridan
Massachusetts
Smithsonian Washington
James Smithson
United States
Smithson
Dr. Carmichael
Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Chicago
Lowest July Fourth toll in a decade shocks Hoosier roads
Indiana recorded a 78 hour holiday period toll with 3-day deaths far below prior years. A Portland man, Donald Shouse, 35, died when a stolen truck he drove overturned on Ind 67 near Muncie. His 52 year old brother Melvin was injured.
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Portland
Hoosier
Donald Shuse
Muncie
Shouse
Melvin
Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
Slaying trial opens in Muncie for restaurant shooting
Jesse James Gibson 38 of Muncie goes on trial in Delaware Circuit Court on a second-degree murder charge in the March 7 gun death of James Greer 23 at Gibson’s Dark Moon Case restaurant. Gibson plans a self defense plea and to assert he ordered Greer to stay away. A large jury pool was being drawn with 59 called and 40 more ordered by Judge Alvin Cox as lawyers seek impanelment.
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Muncie, Ind
UPI
Jesse James Gibson
Muncie
Delaware
Gibson
James Greer
Greer
Alvin Cox
Minor city police report of Tuesday vehicle mishaps
City police investigated two minor accidents on Tuesday one at Fletcher Street and East 10th Street where Ernest F. Green 63 Rt 3 forced into a parked car and another at 1007 West 1st Street where Cecil H. Sims Jr 17 1116 West 1st Street struck a parked car after a steering knob broke. The report notes no serious injuries.
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Fletcher and
E. 10Th Streets
1St St
Fletcher St
Ernest F. Green
Rt. 3
Ist St
Cecil H. Sims, Jr
Luther R. Jennings
Colton
Calif
OAS to Hear Venezuelan Aggression Charge Today
The Organization of American States holds an emergency meeting to hear Venezuela's aggression charge against the Dominican Republic over the assassination attempt on President Romulo Betancourt. Ambassador Celeo Davilo of Honduras chairs the session after a Venezuelan request routed through Ambassador Marcos Falson Briceno.
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Washington
UPI
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Celeo Davilo
Honduras
21- Nation Organization
Marcos Falson Briceno
Rafael Trujillo Om
Romulo Betancourt
Steeplejack Dies After Fall From Church Tower
In Goshen Indiana Marion F Davis 43 of Elkhart died after a 163 foot fall from the Presbyterian Church steeple. The rope rigging apparently came unhooked as Davis moved in his swing chair on the top. It is the second fatal steeple top accident in five years.
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Goshen
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Marion F. Davis
Elkhart
Davis
Fox Family Stays Tight as Parents Teach Cubs to Hunt
In summer the fox family remains united as the adults guide the young through early hunting lessons. The mother and father coordinate practice, teaching stealth, stalking, and successful catches to build the cubs' survival skills.
Robert Welborn Gaunt Joins Reynolds Gas Division
Robert Welborn Gaunt began his gas industry career in 1913 with Central Indiana Gas Co. and later joined Reynolds. He is active in civic and church work, a Kiwanis Club member, and part of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce. He attends First Baptist Church and has taught Sunday School for over 20 years.
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Wellborn
Reynolds
U. S
Canada
Weilborn
Little Rock
Utility Club
Young Business Men's Association
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Jane Banzhof
Central Indiana Gas Co
Gaunt
Kiwanis Club
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Arkansas di
Nixon Names Hagerty as Eisenhower’s Press Secretary
President selects J. Howard Hagerty to replace Eisenhower era press secretary. He plans a Thursday departure for a Newport Rhode Island vacation as Congress returns from recess after Sunday dawn.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
Congress
White House
Willkie Seeks Income Tax Exemptions for Students
Willkie proposes income tax exemptions for parents and self supporting college students for education costs including board, room, books and tuition. He says law would free a billion dollars for fewer federal aids and boost education. He is national chairman of the Council for the Advancement of Small Colleges and an alternate delegate from the 10th District.
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Willkie
Washington
Council For the Advancement of Small Colleges
Sugar Shipments and Cuban Tensions in Campaign Talk
In a Democratic nomination bid speech Johnson linked Castro to Cuba's sugar exports and warned of communist threats for the next U S president. U S diplomats denied any planned Red submarine base in the Caribbean but did not rule out the possibility. Jose Miro Cardona sought refuge at the Argentine embassy after opposing the Castro regime. Eisenhower delayed action on Cuba sugar shipments as the Agriculture Department reported 740000 tons of 1960 quota unshipped.
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Cuba
Johnson
U. S
Caribbean
State Department
Jose Miro Cardona
United States
Havana
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Scouts head to Jamboree from Indiana counties
About 30 000 scouts and adults will gather on a ranch near Colorado Springs for the Jamboree covering 3000 acres. Delegations include Madison, Hamilton, Tipton and Henry counties with Troops 66 and 67 led by Michael D. Baker and Robert F. Hinshaw among others. Additional attendees come from the local council area.
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Madison
Hamilton
Tipton
Henry
Colorado Springs
Michael D. Baker
Noblesville
Zirkle
Kenneth Bowman
This City
Robert F. Hinshaw
Elwood
George Hawes
Anderson
Ralph Stewart
Middletown
Andersonians
Cuba Rushes Grain to U.S. as Quota Talks Loom
Reported movements show Cuba rushing about 75,000 tons to the United States to beat a potential heavy quota cut. Some authorities say Lei senhower may slash the Cuban quota by 700,000 tons, nearly wiping out this year’s remaining allotment.
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Cuba
United States
Leisenhower
Cuban diplomat Miro Cardona resigns in Havana amid Castro rift
The telegram to the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange notes stabilizing embassy asylum until Ike acts on Cuba sugar policy. Cardona resigns as ambassador, a blow to Castro's prestige, following Rojas’ asylum and deteriorating Cuban American relations. Cardona later fled to Argentina.
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New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Eisenhower
Cuba
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Philip Bonsall
Miro Cardona
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
London
Sergio Rojas
Rojas
Osvaldo Corticos
Washington
University of Havana
University of Havana Law School
pro-Castro University
Spain
Fulgencio Batista
Miami
Fle
Batista
James E. Randall obituary and other Anderson notices
Obituary notices include James E. Randall 84 of 1918 E 8th St died yesterday at St John s Hospital with funeral at South Side Church of God Springfield led by Rev Asa Cain and Rev E F Adcock. Rex Sample 69 owner of Stables Cafe died after heart attack at a Madison County business. services Thursday led by Rev George Taggart. Additional notices report a fatal auto accident near St Louis and Howard McKee 55 of State Road 67 East funeral today at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Masonic graveside services.
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James E. Randall
E. 8Th St
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Ross County
Ohio
Randall
Springfield
Ft. Myers
Letitia M
Naomi
John Dillie
Columbus
Alma Archer
Adelphi
South Side Church of God
Asa Cain
Springfield Church
E. F. Adcock
Ferncliff Cemetery
Madison County
Bernice
Zo Ellen Sample
Los Angeles
Calif
Marilyn Bell
Tucson
Ariz
Nola Todd
Nashville
Ind
Helen Noel
Virginia
Waltz and Hiday
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Grove Lawn Cemetery
Pendleton
Howard McKee
State Road 67 East
Harold E. Rozelle
Eldon Petry
Church of the Brethren
Anderson Memorial Park
Mt. Moriah
Delbert Davis
Mark Cook
Arthur Lasley
Charles Weed
Russell Leakey
George Stewart
Wilbur Baker
William Downey
Infant Lisa Ann Jackson Dies in California
Private graveside services for 10 day old Lisa Ann Jackson daughter of Capt Thomas B and Judith Ann Wiley Jackson will be held at East Maplewood Cemetery upon arrival of the body The infant died Monday at Palm Harbor Hospital in Garden Grove California Arrangements are by Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home.
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Lisa Ann Jackson
Thomas B
Judith Ann Wiley Jackson
East Maplewood
Palm Harbor Hospital
Garden Grove
Calif
Harold E. Rozelle
Funeral services for Gilbert Jarrett in Anderson
Funeral services for Gilbert Jarrett 81 of R R 2 Anderson will be held at 10 30 a m at Harold E Rozelle Funeral Home with Reverend Don Fuller of Muncie officiating and assisted by Reverend Way Dolby of Lindwood Christian Church Burial will follow at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers are Jack Rex Kenneth Jarrett Robert Nash Garry McGinnis and Terry Dilts
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Gilbert Jarrett
R. R
Anderson
Harold E. Rozelle
Don Fuller
Muncie
Fuller
Way Dolby
Lindwood Christian Church
Anderson Memorial Park
Jack, Rex
Kenneth Jarrett
Robert Nash
Garry McGinnis
Terry Dilts
Johnson’s Health Comment Cites Election Prospects
Symington in Harrisburg questioned John son’s chances and doubted northern states would back him. He also said there was no indication of rigging to favor Kennedy in the convention.
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Symington
Harrisburg
Johnson
Missouri
Kennedy
Long Range Rocket Tests Reported By Tass
Tass announced a June test involved 8 078 lems returning a nose cone through the atmosphere without damage. The dummy payload nearly hit the target 13 000 kilometers away in a record long distance. Earlier the United States fired a Thor missile 9 000 miles from Cape Canaveral to the Indian Ocean vicinity.
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Page One
Lems
Tass
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Indian Ocean
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Clark Cy Dishman sixty nine a horse trainer and harness race driver died Sunday evening at St Johns Hospital in Anderson after being stricken ill at the Athletic Park track in Anderson He was in Anderson for the harness race program at the Anderson Free Fair He formerly lived in Lewisville and New Castle Surviving are his widow Katherine a son Clark Dishman Jr a step daughter Rebecca Sue Feasel and two sisters Mary Batson and Mrs Walter Graham plus several nephews and nieces Services will be at 2 pm today at Main and Son Funeral Home New Castle with Rev A F Byrne officiating Burial will be in Lewisville Cemetery
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Robert Joseph Melson
Robert L. Melson
St. John's Hospital
Randy
Robin Leigh
Dale McKeand
Anderson
Helen Roland
Fred Melson
Delaware
Ohio
Sells and Rowe Funeral Home
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Clark
Cy) Dishman
Muncie
St. John’s Hospital
Athletic Park
Dishman
Anderson Free Fair
Lewisville
New Castle
Katherine
Clark Dishman Jr
Rebecca Sue Feasel
Mary Batson
Walter Graham
Indianapolis
Main and Son
Main and Son Funeral Home
A. F. Byrne
Lewisville Cemetery
Former Alex Man Dies In Indianapolis
Chester A. Millspaugh 77 of Alexandria died of a heart attack at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis after living there four years with his son He was born September 22 1882 in Delaware County and worked as a glass planter and church member He is survived by two daughters a son nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren The family will receive friends at Davis and Strickler Funeral Home in Alexandria with services at 2 p m Thursday conducted by Rev Dwight McCurdy Burial will be at IOOF Cemetery Matthews Indiana
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Henry Herman Taylor
Madison Avenue
Anderson
St. John’s Hospital
Ohio
Taylor
Dayton
Underwood Funeral Home
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
The
Church of God
IOOF
Matthews
Ind
Court Asked Union Seeks Recognition and Election Consent
The union indicated the strike aimed to gain National Labor Relations Board recognition and consent of election. A rapid settlement was desired and a contract affecting wages would follow if objectives were met. About 14 people are employed at the plant.
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Page One International Union
National Labor Relations Board
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RCA
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Stephen Paul
Joe Pierce
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Kent Smith
Gary DeWitt
Robert Kurtz
John Lane
James Reichert
Dean Tidler
Carl Weger
Victor Eichhorn
Peachleton
Eddie Gaither
Stephen Lynch
Daleville
Paul Rector
Westfield
Bill Williams
Troop 67
David Alldredge
Bradford Carner
Robert Cooper
Dick Darlington
Eugene Finley
James Forcum
Hal Harris
Phillips Haynes
Norman Jackson
Marion Koons
Dana Setters
Keith Taylor
Bill Ward
Jim Williamson
Chesterfield
Tony Dolenski
Jack Armstrong
Jeff Coffin
Bill Fitzpatrick
Larry Hinshaw
David Klumpp
Michael Lewellen
Tim Orbaugh
Gregory Tunis
David Wesseler
Shirley
Farrell Ballenger
Stephen Bender
Tom Binder
Steven Gaunt
Tom Millican
John Colglazier
Mike Craycraft
Tom Farnam
Jimmie Hull
Robert George
Connersville
Allen Huffman
Bill Stewart
Lapel
Steve Teeters
Frederick E. Swinford
22Nd St
Mr. Swinford
Joseph
Etta Smear Swinford
Zola M. Swinford
de Roger Swinford
Byron M. Swinford
Virginia Scott
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
John E. Siner
First Methodist Church
Grove Lawn
Herman Taylor
John Lockabaugh
Crawfordsville
Jule O. Baker
Glenn Snyder
Bakers Hardware & Market
Cross and Broadway
Clark Dishman
Alex Man
Crosby Square
Life Stride
Mahony’s
Howard H. Brown
Fred W. Butz
Breoun Su
E. 12Th Street
All Glasses Union Made
Meridian St
Walgreen
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