Indiana roving judge bill seeks faster federal court relief
A proposed bill by Rep. David W. Dennis would create one roving federal judge to serve both Southern and Northern Districts of Indiana where workload is heavy. Supporters include Indiana Republicans and a Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee. The move follows earlier stalled efforts blocked by Sens. Hartke and Bayh and Rep. Jacobs.
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Indiana
Vance Hartku
Birch Bayh
Andrew Jacobs
Indianapolis
Nixon
David W. Dennis
Inediane
Madison County
Rough Road Ahead in UAW Auto Contract Talks
Industry faces a pivotal 1969 wage battle with the United Auto Workers as profitability falters and market share shrinks. Negotiations, likely to be tough and costly, could set patterns for steel and other sectors after Walter Reuther’s death. Leonard Woodcock leads a strategy targeting one of the Big Three, possibly GM, amid calls to raise pay and pension benefits.
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Yee Nuto
United Auto Workers Union
Waveipin
Ford
Oet
UAW
Mslitant
Niven
Indisirs
Maliom L. Denise
Fanes
Allie
Automobile Banteures Association
LTD
United States
General Morris
Business Week
Suil
Nixon
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Leonard Woodcock
General Motors
Darby Ram Ballad Quoted In Historic Library Notes
A fragmentary folklore item cites a Gilbert Stuart era note that the Darby Ram song was sung to the children of Chief Justice Oliver Eligworth. It recalls verses about the ram's ears reaching the sky and an eagle’s nest, with a February bidding epoch and harsh lines about personal distress.
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George Washing
Gilbert Stuart
Oliver Eligworth
Darby
Apel
J. Rosericam
Lawmakers Addresses List Senate and House Offices
Listed lawmakers addresses include Sen. Ro Vane Hartke in room 145 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20810 and Sen. Bayh in Washington DC 20510. House members David W Desinis Noor 1728 Longworth and Rep Richard L Roudebush Rayburn 2452 represent districts including Madison Delaware Henry and Vigo counties with notes on nonresidence and counties in their areas.
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Senate
Ro Vane Hartke
Washington, D. C
Sen
Bieeh
Bayh
Burns Speech Praises Free Enterprise Worldwide
Alice Widener reports Arthur Burns in Tokyo endorsing free enterprise as the path to growth. He cites Asia’s rapid gains, critiques socialist models, and notes Japan’s GNP surge while contrasting with Soviet targets. He urges study by officials and critics of the United Nations Economic Council.
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Althus Burns
New York City
Tokyo
Japan
Arthur FL Ross
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
America
Burns
United Nations Fronomic and Social Council
Asia
Thirns
Arthur Burns
Hong Kong
Milan
India
Keda
South Korea
China
Thailand
Malaysia
Korea
Artur
Premice Ikeda
United States
Nikita Khrusichev
Soviet Union
Ussr
U.S
Burn
Fife
New York Times
C.L. Sulzberger
Moscow
Sulzberger
Federal Reserve Board
Brussels
Paul Harvey on Employment Equality and Efficiency
Paul Harvey argues that Fair Employment Practices Commission policies create inefficiency across industries by pressuring employers to hire minorities and disabled people. He cites Time magazine and public complaints about slow service, faulty equipment, and lazy staff. He notes tension between rights groups and consumer watchdogs while defending skilled workers against reverse discrimination.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
Ting
Gem
Fea, Corp
Senators and pay raises split on balance of budgets
A Senate debate on a proposed pay cut for Congress highlighted political blame for inflation and balanced budgets. Senators Curtis and Williams led with sharp critiques of colleagues who voted for raises, urging voters to hold them accountable while tying bonuses to broader fiscal restraint amid constitutional questions and a Cambodian crisis backdrop.
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Washington, T.C
Tigg
Albee
Senate
Treasury Secretary
Carl Curtis
John Williams
Delaware
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Church of Idaho
Russell Lae
Louisiana
Che
Finance Com
Curtis
Congress
Marty Byrd
Vance Uattke
Prack Moss
Winston Peauly
Wiliam Proxmire
Stuart Symington
Ralph J. Smith
Murolg
Albert Gore
Gato McGee
Rod Scott
Warrist Williams
New Jersey
Lena Frueakly
Cable
Tatre
Toman
Hatels
Prade
Federy Mara
Tuczellag
Colleaguis 9
Shasé
Sena
McNavaht Syndicate
Federal Judge Shortage in Indiana Sparks Roving Judge Bill
Congress debates a bill to appoint a roving U S district judge to serve both Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana. It would complement the Richmond court expansion and improve federal judicial service in the Tenth District amid partisan opposition and support from Indiana Republicans.
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Indiana
Andrew Jacob
Indianaapolis
At Wits End Observations On A Quirky Poolside Cast
A fragmented, satirical monologue catalogues poolside personalities from a self described critic. It contrasts a ruthless social simper with a cautious observer and riffs on stereotypes, humor, and pop culture figures of the era.
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Racine
Pratean Fold
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Mall Cotehiy
Indiema
Ore Peer
Retin Menses
Erriae
Iran
Sheph
Mente
Associated Press
Newt
Eda
Alice Widener
By Alice Widener
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Time Magazine
Ing
Erty
Amerika
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Congressional Report
House
Judiciary
U.S. District Court For
Southern District of Indlans
Richmond
Richmond Court
10Th District
He Howe
National Foundation For the Arts and the Humanities
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Ann Sheridan
Rigsee Lee
Serascoe Lise
Diba
Irs
Cavell
Tom Jones
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