Many Lose Social Security Benefits Across Population
Herman Landes, social security district manager in Anderson, explains widespread misconceptions about disability benefits. He notes benefits can start at any age for the disabled if eligible, and that eligibility hinges on total ability to work, not just a single job type, with provisions extending to spouses and minor children when qualifications apply.
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Herman Landes
Social Security District
Anderson
Landes
Social Security
America
Madison Heights
St. Mary's
Frankton and Elwood to Host OCO Centers in Indiana
Two of six Office of Economic Opportunity centers for migrant workers will be in Indiana, at Frankton and Elwood. Special recreation sites for children will be at Ryan Park Frankton and Elwood YWCA, serving Madison Tipton and Hamilton counties. Remedial education centers will be in Kokomo and Marion at Bennett High School, with adult education at Converse Oak Hill High School. Day care at North View Christian Church Kokomo and Mennonite Church at 3erne. Project funded by a federal grant of 494704 dollars.
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Indiana
Office of Economic Opportunity
Frankton
Elwood
J Edward Roush
Ryan Park
Kokomo
Benyett High School
Marion
Reaters
Oak Hill High School
Converse
North View, Christian Church
Kokomoi
Associated Migrant, Opportunity Services Inc
Shaffer Named To National JA Board
Dale C. Shaffer director of employee relations at Delco Remy Division has been named to the national board of directors of Junior Achievement Inc. He has served on the local board for seven years and will also be a member of the Junior Achievement corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Shaffer
Delco-Remy
Junior Achievement, Inc
Shaffer
Existtence
Junior Achievement Corporation
East Side VBS To Open Monday
East Side Church of God at 20 East sth Street will open Vacation Bible School next Monday and run through July 23 with theme Proclaiming Christ Our Peace. Director is Mrs William J Holder. Classes for ages four to 12 meet daily 9 to 11 am and a program at 7 pm. July 22 workers listed by department. secretary Priscilla Vaughn. Also note office at 1125 Main Street open 8:30 am to 4:45 pm Monday to Friday for information and assistance.
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East Side
God
Ea Sth St
William, J. Holder
Roscoe Snowden
Whurster
A. C. Beamer
Denise Gilbert
Vivian Cromer
Jim Yutzy
Mesdames
Don Faris
James Lackey
Millard Byrum
Ralph Geeting
Gene Zimmerman
William Golden
Robert Haven
Connie Allen
Lynn Frazier
Sharon Mobery
Harriet Ponsler
Donna
Cutty
Gary Rayle
Mesdames D
Holloway
Roy Peters
Reed
Dick Noel
Ed Smith
Amnett Westerfield
Larry Mercer
Robert Ivy
Carol Smith
Landes
Main St
Carlyle Scott
Grace Baptist Church
Grace Baptist’ Church
En's Fellowship of the Church
Scott
Crawfordsville
Thad
Kay) Lantz
Anderson
Albert
James P. Glaser,Jr
Newark
Robert E. Albert
Wilmington
Del
Edith Pennington
Stroudsburg
Harold E. Rozelle
Harold Backett
Noble Street Methodist Church
Greenlawn
Barberton
Ohio
Nora Murphy
Arrow Ave
Luther L. Murphy
Chesterfield Free Will Baptist Church
William Patterson
East Maplewood
Baker Brothers Funera
Viet Cong clash and air strikes marked Vietnam war report
An action filled dispatch notes BS2s Again Lowstice 2 TOM crew en route to Thu Dau Mot hit a mine and exchange fire left one suspect dead, 35 jailed, and one Marine lightly wounded. Meanwhile 60 Vietnamese troops reinforced Ba Gia survivors as combat raged, with U.S. and Vietnamese losses, and air strikes and raids across Pleiku, Chu Lai, and other zones. The Allied push into the D Zone saw 1,000 paratroopers search and destroy Viet Cong strongholds, backed by B52 bombardment, while close to Hanoi and Haiphong allied forces targeted bridges and supply routes. State Department comments on missile site progress and Haiphong deliveries were inconclusive.
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Lowstice 2 Tom
Viet Nam
Thu Dau Mot
U.S
Ba Gia
iDuc Do
Pleiku
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Navy
US Army
Wsrd Airborne Brigade
U.S. Strategic Air Command
D. Zone
Chu Lai
da Nang
Board Deliberates Hiring Counsel In Metro School Dispute
Discussion on hiring legal counsel continues as the Central Metropolitan School Board maintains current operations while awaiting court decisions on district reorganizations. New Anderson and Elwood units face ongoing Metro lawsuits, with delays expected as proceedings seek writ of prohibition and court rulings.
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Perry
Hoover
Anderson
Richland
Union Townships
Central Metropolitan School Board
Metro
Elwood
H. Raymond Poor
Clark Burns
Metro School Board
Metiro
Byer
Fern Canterbury
John L. Childes
Carl D. Cleaver
Frank van Slyke
James Wellinger
DeVar Litten
Fred L. Matthews
Billie W. C. Schuyler
FASTEETH Dental Powder Advertises Security
Many wear false teeth with little worry as FASTEETH keeps plates firmer and more comfortable. The powder is alkaline and free from acid, with no fever or pasty taste, and does not cause nausea. It claimed to reduce odor and improve breath, and was available at drug counters everywhere.
Johnsons ranch steers head to Mount Carmel for anniversary
President Johnsons ranch foreman loaded six fat steers with LBJ branding onto a truck bound for Mount Carmel Illinois to help celebrate the citys 150th anniversary. The steers averaging 68 pounds will be barbecued on October 19. Mount Carmel Mayor J Roy Dee presented a set of socket wrenches made in Mount Carmel to the foreman for ranch chores.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Mount Carmel
Cate
J. Roy Dee
Dale
First Lady
Dee
Illinois
Five Face Cad From Page One Names of Suspects Listed
O Neal as her attackers, and charged Tuesday, were George Ulatowski, 18, of nearby Northridge, Matthew Melville, 20, of Chatsworth, Eric Forrest, 19, of Reseda, and Ford Wood, 20, and his brother Ron, 21, both of Northridge, all in the San Fernando Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neal
George Ulatowski
Northridge
Matthew Melville
Chatsworth
Eric Forrest
Reseda
Ford Wood
Ron
San Fernando Valley
Local youths tied to burglary and church break in
Estes said three local youths faked a safe burglary as part of a house break in. One youth later reported someone burglarized the home and safe. Charges expected within days. A Continental Baking Co vending machine at 1707 Silver St yielded about 35 cents from a key opened drawer. Central Christian Church at 923 Jackson St suffered office doors damaged with no forced entry. an intruder possibly hid during services and entered later.
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Estes
Continental Baking Company
Silver St. i
Hstes
Central Christian Church
Jackson St
Senate debate on 25th Amendment language and VPs role
Senators discuss the proposed 25th Amendment and how a vacant vice presidency would be filled. Dirksen questions universal applicability of wording while detailing disability and succession rules. The piece notes a radio plug for Falls City Beer on WHBU-1240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred and
Frank
Falls City Beer
President's disability amend ment debated by Congress
The text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to clarify presidential disability. It would allow the vice president and a majority of the Cabinet or a future body to declare the president unable to discharge duties, with Congress assembling within 48 hours to decide. If approved by two thirds in both houses, the president would be replaced as acting or resume power. previous versions differed between houses.
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Gore
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Con. i
Bert Congress
Barakabert
Stormer
Anderson
Con Yyethodist
Warren
Gress
Stroudsburg
Barberton
Jornty
Senate
Noble Street
Methodist Church
Bloomington area traffic toll and crash reports mix
A 1965 report details two vehicle incidents southwest of Frankfort and a one car crash in Indianapolis. William A. Clark, 23, of Lafayette, and John R. Cockerile, 17, of Indianapolis, were involved in separate autos. Robert E. Saunders Jr., 20, of Dunkirk, died at Randolph County Hospital after a Tuesday incident. Leneminster of injuries from a crash last Friday night, with officers noting a probable sleep lapse behind the wheel on Indiana 1.1 miles south of Redkey.
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Vincennes
William A. Clark
Lafayette
Frankfort
U.S
John R. Cockerile
Indianapolis
Robert E. Saunders, Jr
Dunkirk
Randolph County Hospital
Wine Lenester
Lit
Ind
Redkew
Hanoi missiles in Vietnam near Hanoi Haiphong sites
State Department official said two Communist missile sites near Hanoi are essentially completed and two more near ready. Medium range missiles can reach 1300 miles, with defensive Hanoi Haiphong missiles at 35 miles range and 80,000 feet altitude.
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U.S. State Department
Hanoi
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
State Department
Airlisi
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
McCloskey
North Viet Nam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Robert McCloskey
Reed and Ford Back Civil Rights Bill in 1960s Vote Fight
Democrat Reed from Page or Reed? Minority Leader Gerald Ford of Michigan and Rep William M McCulloch of Ohio would apply federal examiners to any locality with 25 or more residents denied suffrage due to race. McCulloch and Rep Emanuel Celler led debate as others supported expanding voting rights, including a provision enfranchising Spanish speaking New Yorkers from Puerto Rico by six grade literacy rule.
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Bennett
Congress
McCulloch
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Senate
July Storm Crafts Wide Temperature Swings Across Regions
A July storm brought variable readings across the country. Madison Wisconsin tied a monthly low at 36 degrees, Green Bay hit 40 degrees, while New England cooled to the 30s overnight. Temperatures also ranged from 53 in Eau Claire Wisconsin to 110 in Needles California, with the South warm and humid and the West cooled by clouds and ice.
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Madison
Wis
Green Bay
New England
Pacific
Eau Claire
Needles
Calif
Obituary notices and funeral services listed for area residents
Multiple death notices from Anderson and surrounding areas detail survivors, service times, burial locations, and funeral home listings. Highlights include Lena Pitts, Nora Murphy, Chester A. Shillingford, Luella Laughlin, and others with relatives in Anderson, Newark, Knightstown, Barbarton, Fostoria, and nearby communities.
Second Graders Tour Candy Factory in Frankfort Visit
Mrs Barbara Greenland’s second grade class at Washington School toured a Frankfort candy factory. The group watched chocolate melting, almond coating, coconut fluffing, and packaging steps. Attendees included teachers Norma Deardorff Lucille Fish Ann Hull and Barbara Greenland plus many students.
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Barbara Greenland
Washington School
Frankfort
Norma Deardorff
Lucille
Fish
Ann Hull
Keith Allen
Ginny Ames
Johnnie Barnes
Kevin Beckner
Candy Belt
Marsha Berry
John Davidson
Kim Deardorff
Karla Downey
Thelma Frazier
Gary Seadwin
Marla Hatter Lori
Herrington
Dania Hollis
Richard Jones
Brenda Key Sussevane
Monte McCune
Ricky Nethert
Jennie Ponder
Johnnie Purnell
Tim Redick
Terry
Rogers
Bargains Alum. storm drs and winds Jones Mig
Local ad notes bargains on aluminum storm doors and related items from Jones Mig. Customer savings highlighted in period-appropriate tone.
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Bargains! Alum
Storm Drs
Wnds
Jones Mig
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Mrs Estel Doughty 84 of Greenfield dies at Greenfield Memorial Hospital after lifetime in the area. Surviving children and relatives listed. Funeral set for Thursday at Park Cemetery Greenfield. Blanche F King 81 of Huntsville funeral at Cornell Bright Funeral Home with interment Woodlawn Cemetery Maxville.
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Estel Doughty Greenfield
Estel Doughty
Greensfield
Arthur Doughty
Greenfield Memorial Hospital
Hancock County
Curry’s Chapel Methodist Church
Opal Wright
Ralph Ward
Wynema Doughty
Greenfield Area
Stella Doughty
Indianapolis
Paul Doughty
Carthage
Mary Biser
Greenfield
Pasco Memorial
Park Cemetery
Blanche King Pendleton
Cornell Bright
Blanche F. King
Huntsville
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville Community Church
Woodlawn
Maxsville
Farmland
France Boycott Continues Amid European Talks
On a state visit to West Germany, President Saragat and West German President Luebke met for almost two hours with Italian President Fanfani, Italian PM Schroeder, and others. The Common Market crisis dominated discussions as France’s boycott blocks decisions by the five Brussels partners unless French approval is obtained. The partners showed no sign of yielding, even after Couve de Murville walked out of a ministerial session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenfer
Giuseppa Saragat
Heinrich Luebke
Gerhard Schroeder
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Brussels
Maurice Couve de Murville
Special Day continued From rage One drawing will be presented
Traffic authorities note the park infield is used for parking again this year. Drivers are asked to be patient and courteous while seeking parking as auxiliary police assist in vehicle parking.
Drowning Toll Rises to Eight in Holiday State
Indiana deaths during the July 4 holiday rose to eight as police ruled Kelly Maloney, 36, of Peru, probably drowned after his body was found in the Wabash River near Peru. Most victims could not swim and either fell from boats or entered water unable to reach depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Kelly Maloney
Peru
Wabash River
Senate Votes Warning Wobel For Cigarettes
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill requiring a health warning on all cigarette packages and sent it to the House for a final vote. The compromise, worked out by House Senate conferees, would bar similar warnings in cigarette advertising for four years.
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Washington
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National JA Board
East Side Vbs
Vailenad
Una
Serre
Ang Uesirdy
Carl T. Smith
State Supreme Court
New Castle Court
Ue Siar
Broadway
Lena Pitts
Knightstown
Avery, Pitts
Fanssett Mortuary
Glen Cove
Chester A. Shillingford
Harold E Rozelle
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Luella Laughlin
Luella W. Laughlin
Robert Masley
Locust St
Waltz End Hiday
John Siner
First Methodist Church
Liberty Cemetery
Fostoria
France
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