Johnson signs 375 million transit bill to curb congestion
President Johnson signed a 375 million federal matching funds mass transit bill to aid cities in buying railroad cars constructing parking lots and upgrading stations and facilities. He called it a milestone and a step toward solving urban growth issues while noting cars were built for horses and not for modern cities. The article also mentions seven in ten Americans live in urban areas and the rest of the page notes the average man buys 12 neckties a year.
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UPI
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America
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Secret Ohio Vote Shapes Goldwater Path At GOP Convention
Goldwater builds delegate momentum as Ohio awards 42 of 58 votes and Scranton fires a critique. He meets Eisenhower and Wisconsin leaders while seeking unity, rejects Scranton’s letter, and eyes a first ballot near 800 votes with 655 needed to clinch the nomination on a likely first ballot.
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UPI
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Pennsylvania
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James A. Rhodes
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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Hisenhower
Wisconsin
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Scranton
3rd District GOP Leader Conducts Legislative Poll
Ren John Brademas D Ind reports Indiana s 3rd District favors liberal labor measures while opposing farm price controls and price fixing. Of 13275 questionnaires, about 75 percent support expanded minimum wage and aid to distressed areas, 77 percent oppose retail price setting by manufacturers. Brademas notes Johnson leads 54 to 46, Lodge 10.3 to 9 for Goldwater. 76.5 percent back equal rights, 70.1 percent back continued limited nuclear test ban. Agencies to close in Cottage Grove and Bath service changes.
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John Brademas
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Indiana
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
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Lifers Granted Parole in Indiana Slayings Case
Indiana Parole Board approved freedom for eight inmates serving life terms including Frederick Ellis Indianapolis John Small Gary Ernest Sells New Castle Lincoln Gray Evansville Willis Clarks Gary Thomas Nolan Indianapolis Lee Madden Indianapolis and William Douglas Terre Haute each tied to past violent crimes such as slayings and armed assaults. The action comes amid debates over parole standards and safety concerns in Indiana corrections. There are 117 national parks in Japan.
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England
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Gary
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Lake County
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New Castle
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William Wimeley
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Doral
William R. Douglas
Terre, Haute
Vigo County
CoLoxam tablets promise relief for tense nerves and constipation
Tense nerves block bowel action says the ad. CoLoxam combines a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to restore regularity overnight. Introductory size 43. Clinically-proved ColonaD advertised with promotional claims.
Farewell Dinner for Mrs Stella Turner in Daleville
Daleville Methodist Church members held a carry-in supper honoring Stella Grace Turner as she leaves for Arizona after many years in Daleville. Bouquets, a “This is Your Life” review, and multiple memories filled the program with remarks by Rev. Harold Oechsle and Byron Stroh of Indianapolis.
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Daleville Methodist Church
Stella Grace Turner
Arizona
Harold Oechsle
Stella
Elsie Richman
Byron Stroh
Indianapolis
Turner
Everett Zirkle
Stell
Marguerite Foltz
Twila Adams
Lloyd Barton
Leon Calvert
Riley Calvert
Eugene Deelen
Mary Hedricks
Mt. Summit
Caroly Farrow
Bob
Ethel Feeley
Cora Findling
Edna Ballinger
Garfield Grove
John Lambert
Bess Maze
Virginia Michael
Alma Montgomery
Douglas
Gertrude Peckinpaugh
Hylma Peckinpaugh
Jack Swinford
Willard Wean
William Wright
S Sons
Lilith
New Zealand Buys Five Locomotives
New Zealand government railways purchased five model G-8 diesel electric locomotives from General Motors Corp. The sale was announced from New York by UPI. In a separate item, Richard E. Moss, 19, an escapee from an Indiana Reformatory camp near Winamac, was captured by Shelbyville police.
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Moro
Christian Democratic
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New York
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Shelbyville, Ind
Richard E. Moss
Shelbyville
Indiana
Winamac
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