Indiana State Races A $77 Million Surplus In Budget
Indiana officials announced a general fund surplus of 77 million dollars for the just finished year, far exceeding the 34.7 million figure projected by the 1965 legislature. Governor Branigin's administration and several committees plan expenditures on scholarships and property acquisitions, while debating how to deploy the surplus to ease property taxes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hei
John Hateheut
Indiana Department of Administration
General Fund
State
Branigin
Aed
Meridian St
Inerdianapolis
Conservator Advisory Committee
Conservatior Advisory Committee
William Christy
Ds Hammond
Sand Hu
Hatchett
Jast Legislare
Jast
Guatemala
Chin
Lower-Pitched Dial Tone Introduced for Phone Service
Management confirms a lower pitched dial tone will play when phones are lifted. Equipment teams race to finish preparations for the service improvement program. Flanagan notes the new tone will sound different but carry the same message: Number please.
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Andertor
J. F
Pew
Flanagan
Johnson orders full airlift support for Vietnam with swift mail move
President Lyndon B Johnson directs Defense Undersecretary and Postmaster General to ensure complete military air transport for Vietnam and to report problems immediately. He also urges cooperation with lawmakers including Wayne Morse to avoid service delays.
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LBJ
Viet Nam Anc
Lae
Johnson
Cyprus
R. Vance
Jeanson
Lawrence O' Brien
Wayne Morse
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
A sequence of brief obituaries and local notices recounts deaths in Madison and nearby counties, including Bessie Allen of Fortville and George Hilton of Arcadia, with funeral details and survivors listed. The mixed page also covers crime notes, local court actions, and a brief state news item on military drafts.
Final rites for Carla Strader set at First Pilgrim Holiness
Carla Ducky Strader, 39, of 1508 Ohio Ave, to be buried at East Maplewood Cemetery after a 10 am service at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church. Rev. G B Baveman to lead. Brown and Butz Funeral Home handling arrangements. body lies in state one hour before service.
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Curtin
Eastern
Northwest
TWA
United
National
IAM
Presidential
Bessie Allen
Fortville
Bess C. Allen
E. Mote Dr
Georgia
Cyathlaine Christian Church
John Allen
Garnet Bower
Jordon Brown Fastman
Onkc Stewart
Florida
Harlow Tullis
Gainsville
Fla
Rufus Tullis
Orlando
Rufus Tulis
Coca Beach
Fisher
Edwin Clark
James Stevens
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Fortvile
George Hilton
Arcadia
George C. Hilton
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Mr. Hilton
Delaware County
Gilbert
Elizabeth Hilton
Muncie
Thresia M. Barberstn
Glass Workers Uniot
Hortonville Brotherhood
Southdale
Sisterhood
Plaza
Thresia
Lloyd Smith
George
William
Clarence
Joe
Bruce Lantz
Matta
Dames
Get
W. T. Grant
Charles of Celina
Tenn
Charles Jones
Countel
Flory Dick
Selma
Lloyd Boyce
Frank Glave
Ander- Anderson Civil Defense
Elmer Histor
Lton
Varsaty
Ind
Willi
CDI
Shafer
Hertley Funeral Home
Lee Mangold
Arand
Christian Church
Oak Lawn
Memorial Gardens
Jones
Blesville. R
Benjamin Stinson
Markleville
Benjamin F. Stins
Baker Brothers Funeral
David Clifford
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
McCray
Wilkinson
Carl Strader
Carla
Ducky) Strader
Ohio Ave
Pilgrim Holiness Church
G. B. Baveman
East Maplewood
Brown and Butz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sonotone Hearing Aids and Service
Choover
Citizens Bank
America
Berne
Pullman
Drexel
Ethan Allen
Kent Coffey
Bigelow
Hooker
Anagusta
Meraman
Weiman
Jamestown
Hibriten
Mammary
Simmons
Link Taylor
McDonald's
Arn Peeka
Presi|dem
Morce
Urden
Morse
Transportabut
Republic
Reynolds
William Curtin
Labor Department
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
UPI
U.S
Harry E Byrd Sr
Senate
Byrd
Senator
Madison
Harriett Johnson
Shirley
Harriett Marc Johnson
Dayton
Page
Spur OU
Madison Ave
Anderson
Joanne Wynn
W. Eth St
Charles Frank Wills
Thomas George Warren
Nth
Warren
Wynn
Carsot
Carsson
Indiana
Meridian Sr
Douglas & Massagio
Court House Square
Roth’s
Moundsmall
Edgewood
Atyles
Bermudas
Jamaicas
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