Jet Stream Partly Blamed For Weather
Washington AP reports the jet stream, a high-altitude wind belt, helped fuel a heat spell. Climatologist Dr J Murray Mitchell cites its unusual path as not dragging cool air south as normal. High pressure over the eastern Pacific and Atlantic amplifies the warmth across the central and eastern United States.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Atlantic
United States
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Jerome Nachas
Weather Bureau
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Pacific Ocean
North American
Indiana Legion Parade opens with state color guard
The senior color guard from Post 127 George Hackett American Legion will lead Indiana’s 4th Annual American Legion Parade in Indianapolis as part of the Salute to Indiana. The parade features a large computer controlled electronic complex and Nike Hercules missile defense tests by Hughes Aircraft. Two Indiana servicemen were reported killed in action in Vietnam.
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American ‘Legion
Department of Indiana
George Hackett American Legion
Coloraimi
Springs
Calo
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Army Air Defense Command
Eeeneon
Indiana
At Ae Force
Felo
Indiana Legion
Jade Springs
Pennsylvania
Nike Hercules
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Pannevivania
Washington
Wweel
Ilinois
Pat Winois
Ohio St
Ohio
Meridian
Nort St
Albert Gallatin Award Presented to G Jack Storms
Thomas Hughes regional director announced that G Jack Storms, recently retired Indiana State Director of the Savings Bonds Division, received the Albert Gallatin Award for long service to the U S Treasury. Storms, born Kempton, served from 1952 until retirement June 30, active in banking circles and local affairs in Indianapolis area.
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Jack Storms
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Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Hughes
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Hens
Treasury
John W. Shyder
Sterms
Banking Cireles
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Colunbtia Club
Indianapolis
Gonsville
House Approves 18 Million Pay Raise for Federal Workers
The House passed a measure boosting pay for 1.8 million federal workers by 2.2 percent retroactive to July 1, with a 2.1 percent cash raise and fringe-benefit improvements. Senate approval came earlier with amendments. cost estimated over $500 million yearly.
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Washington
UPL
House
White House
Congressional
Senate
Moore
Freir
Nets
Son Of Louisville Publisher Dies In Freak Mishap
Robert Worth Bingham son of Barry Bingham publisher of the Louisville Courier-Journal and Times was killed in a highway wreck on Cape Cod. A surfboard extended through a rear window struck him on the neck causing fatal injuries. His wife Joan and their 5-year-old daughter Cla ra escaped unharmed. Medical examiner Dr Leonard Kilmer attributed death to a broken neck from a blow. The accident happened on Haxter Road in Siascanset Nantucket.
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Mass
UPI
Robert Worth Bingham
Barry Bingham
Louisville
Courier-Journal and Times
Cape Cod
Bingham
Joan
Clara
Leonard Kilmer
Kilmer
Haxter Road
Siascanset
Senate committee approves school lunches extension
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to step up the nationwide school milk program for needy children approving 105 million for the milk program and 16 million for the school lunch program for fiscal 1967. The action follows prior House approval to maintain funding at last year’s levels.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Appropriations Committee
Thesday
Senate
Dohison
House
Anderson
General Contractors Association
T the
Treas
Richards
Mallory Announces $4,320,000 Earnings
INDIANAPOLIS AP Mallory & Co. reports six month earnings of 4,320,000 dollars or 2.24 a share, up from 2,492,000 and 1.09 last year. Six month sales total 66,496,900 dollars vs 51,099,000 previously. The firm marks its 50th anniversary. Mallory specializes in electronic components, batteries and metals for many products.
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Indianapolis
FR. Mallory & Co
G. Barron Mallory
Mallory
U S Believed Too Lenient On Billboards
The Conservation Foundation charged the federal government was selling out to the billboard industry in drafting highway beauty standards. It said the latest proposals yield concessions to beauty interests, while the industry gains latitude. The act affects billboards within 660 feet of 245,000 miles of interstate and paid highways, with junkyards needing screening within 11,000 feet.
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Washington
UPD
The
Conservation Foundation
Bureau of Public Roads
Foundation
Changes in Indiana pauper legal aid proposed by study panel
Indiana legislative study committee on the office of the public defender advanced a draft bill to overhaul pauper defense. It envisions county commissioners appointing pauper defenders or coordinating with nonprofit defenders, with an executive secretary under a three member Public Defender Advisory Board. The plan would abolish the state public defender, require counties to set up plans by July 1 1967, and allow fee recovery for defending attorneys.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Stateublic
Jaca
Bar Association
Alan A. Klineman
Office of State Public Defender
Ki Klineman
Circuit Court
Klineman
Attorniyy
Canal Zone Private First Class Wiley Promoted
Michael J. Wiley son of Clyde and Mrs. Wiley of 202 Clifford Street has been promoted to private first class. He is stationed with the 401st Medical Company at Fort Clayton in the Canal Zone. His wife is Peggy Coy of Pendleton. A 1964 Anderson High School graduate he entered the Army on October 27, 1965 and trained at Fort Knox before graduating from the Food Service School in March.
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Kathleen Rush
Anderson
W. R. Evernham
37Th St
U.S. Air Force
Webb Afb
Tex
Indiana Air National Guard
Fort Wayne
Anderson High School
General Motors Institute
Flint, Mich
Canal Zone
Michael J. Wiley
Clyde Wiley
Clifford St
First Close
401St Medical Company
Fort Clayston
Peggy GC. Coy
Pendleton
Ovlco-Remy
Army
Fort Knox
Food Service Schol
State Employers Reminded Of Tax Regulations
Indianapolis March 3 James E Daly district director of Internal Revenue reminded Indiana employers of new rules for semi monthly deposits of social security and withheld income taxes effective June 1 1908 Employers with more than 400 of these taxes in a calendar month must deposit semi monthly amounts during the first and second halves of each month Those with over 100 in a month deposit within 15 days after the month The notice urges use of Form 941 and Form 450 for deposits and directs attention to accuracy in name address and Employer Identification Number for all returns.
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Indianapolis
James E. Daly
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Daly
Federal Reserve Bank
Internal Revenue Service
Indianaptlis
X15 Reaches Speed Of 3750 MPH
Indiana reports rocket test speeds and worker layoffs tied to model change and plant vacations. Knight’s rocket flight reaches 132,000 feet, with engine and aviation pace cited. unemployment division notes weekly layoff trends, but total down from year prior.
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Edwards
Pune
Areo Mai Williand
Knight
Srone Legion
Indianapolis
Rage
Indiana
Lewis F. Nicolini
Indianaimployment Security Division
Nicnlini
Planes Clash Over Repeated Air Reservations
Washington UPI reports CAB accused travellers during the airline strike of making multiple reservations and failing to cancel them. The board urged airlines to curb the practice as investigations continued.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Suav Eld
Philadelphia
U.S
Ralph Gingburg
Ron Worky
NASA plans two small Mars orbiting probes in 1969
Washington reports NASA aims to launch two small spacecraft to orbit Mars, delivering high resolution photos and geological data. The probes, as small as 500 feet across, would approach within about 2,000 miles of the planet to capture near Mars imagery not seen since Mariner 4. If successful, data could reveal crater erosion and possible ancient water signs.
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API
Mars
Mariner 4
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National Aeronautics and
Geological Space Administration
NASA
NEW York—World
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