Gambling Tax Stamps Show Sharp Decline
INDIANAPOLIS The IRS reports a sharp drop in wagering and gaming tax stamp sales across Indiana counties. Only 250 gaming device stamps and 257 fifty dollar wagering stamps were issued this year, compared with 902 and 207 last year, signaling possible unlicensed machines and prompting potential enforcement checks. Major declines appeared in Vigo, Lake, Dearborn, Marion, and St. Joseph while several counties issued no stamps at all.
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Chesterfield Church Begins Revival Series
Evangelist Luther Williams of New Castle opens revival services at the Chesterfield Church of the Nazarene. The series runs nightly through Sunday July 26. Host pastor Rev Harold Richardson says the public is invited to attend.
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Worker Electrocuted on 13 200-Volt Line near Indianapolis
AP reports utility lineman Jack Sawyers aged 32 was electrocuted Tuesday while working on a 13 200-volt power line south of Indianapolis. The incident occurred during routine maintenance, and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Jack Sawyers
Cash Register Break-In Noted By Detectives Near Solution
A midnight break-in at Ice Station broke a glass pane to access a cash register. Detectives say they are close to solving the case. Hoosiers hear Con eaea from Page One. Areas show agreement with Goldwater on growth policies, reduced Washington centralization, a firm foreign policy, and Taft's legacy. Differences cited include nuclear weapons only by presidential order, civil rights enforcement, and rejection of extremism.
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Sears to remodel Anderson store this fall
Sears, Roebuck announces a full remodeling program for its Anderson store with side and front display window removal and new fixtures. The project aims to create a larger, more convenient merchandise display and will be completed this fall. Anderson Chamber president Jack L. Pihl calls the move a real stimulus for the community and downtown rehabilitation.
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Threat to Malaysia By Indonesia Cited
Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman warned Commonwealth leaders that Indonesia’s threat to Malaysia’s territory and sovereignty warrants global concern. He urged strong action to counter what he called a military offensive, following talks at 10 Downing Street with UK Australia and New Zealand leaders. Temperatures ranged from the 70s to mid 80s across the state with precipitation over the past four weeks above normal.
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Soviet Shakeup Delayed Announcement Hinted in Parliament
Reporters note a change to be announced in the current parliament session, with possible delay. The session is due to end this week as officials discuss ballots and potential retirements. Faust holds a large number of ballots, but only a fraction may be challenged at the hearing. The overall process is expected to surface in the election cycle.
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Faust
Re count action tied to Foust suit explained
The recount commission action does not end the Foust vote contest. Indiana law requires a petition for recount be accompanied by a contest suit. Foust alleges fraud and inconsistencies from the primary, and Finney says a hearing for the matter will likely be held by August. Highland High School See Classified Sect. 4
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Twisters Reported After Showers Across State
After Monday showers left a quarter to three quarters of an inch across the state, twisters were seen in various areas on Tuesday. The Central Assembly of God Church is changing its name to North Side Assembly of God, now located at 715 East School Street.
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Delegates on hand include Stewart Capehart at head table
State Chairman Robert N. Stewart and former Sen Homer E. Capehart sat at the head table with Scranton C. C. Carmichael from South Bend Clarence Q. Hamilton from Columbus Lisie Wallace from Sheridan Edward T. Hill from Michigan City Curtis E. Huber from Evansville Theodore L. Sendak from Crown Point John S. Joyce from East Chicago and Seth Denbo from English. Scranton was introduced by.
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Homer E. Capehart
Scranton
C.C Carmichael
South Bend
Clarence Q. Hamilton
Columbus
Lisie Wallace
Sheridan
Edward T. Hill
Michigan City
Curtis E. Huber
Evansville
Theodore L. Sendak
Crown Point
John S. Joyce
East Chicago
Seth Denbo
Theft suspects caught in act after routine check
Youths were caught attempting to break into a building by Ites and Leo Adams during a routine check. The incident ties to a state detective captain Robert Estes of Indiana in 1947 and mentions later affiliations with McCullough's Standard Service after arrests for another incident.
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Leo Adams
Page One
Robert Estof
Indiana
Ites
Iderson Chamber of Commerce
McCullough
Three Car Collision Injures Several Involving Waldric and Sparks
A three vehicle crash left Pam Carter 6 Indiana polis with a head back contusion while Dillion suffered leg and arm bruises and chest pains. Waldridge auto sustained 100 dollars damage and both Dillion and Sparks autos 700 dollars each. Dennis Miller 17 and Cheryl Teague were injured in the same incident and Patricia Guthrie Mash Tiburn of Vero Beach was reported in critical condition later.
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Indianapolis
Dillion
Waldridge Auto
Dennis Miller
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Cheryl Teague
Patricia Guthrie Mash- Tiburn
Vero Beach
Fla
Downtown mall restoration rally lists participating firms
Chamber of Commerce released the current roster of firms joining a downtown rehabilitation project. The display includes walkways fountains benches grass trees and flowers with activities planned through August 10 to showcase benefits to the central business district. Additional firms may join later this week including Gaar Nurs e Fearnow Landscaping Anderson Newspapers Inc Delco Remy Guide Lamp City of Anderson and several local artists and media outlets.
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Gentry Cabinet Co
Vernons Garden and Lawn Supplies
Myers Sand and Gravel Co
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
City of Anderson
Jon Wilding Art Studio
George Sur~baugh
Howard Webb
WHBU
WHUT
Anderson Retail Association
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