Fortas Admits Call For LBJ In The News Today
Washington AP report notes Justice Fortas acknowledged calling a friend in Hot Springs during a period of White House discussions on Vietnam. He defended his actions as a private citizen while under Senate scrutiny, stressing limits on conversations with the President. The testimony touches on Fortas role and the broader political context of the era.
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Burglary Trial Opens Features Crash Evidence
Fragmented text describes a burglary trial opening with references to racial tensions and social issues. The piece mentions contrasting views among whites and Negroes, concerns about law and governance, and reactions from U.S. Senator Birch Bayh regarding a time change controversy affecting Indiana.
Post Office Budget Cuts Target Rural Services and Saturday Deliveries
A Madison County notice outlines federal budget cuts impacting the Post Office Department. Plans include reducing employment to June 1966 levels, eliminating Saturday delivery on residential routes, and possible consolidation or elimination of rural routes and vacancies. Project Awareness will review affected offices and seek community input.
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Juveniles Confess To Robbery Of Local Supermarket
Two Anderson youths aged 17 confessed to burglarizing Cook's Super Market at Madison Ave and St Clair. Detectives say items taken included a check writing machine and a money order machine along with cigarettes meat and soft drinks. They face juvenile delinquency and second degree burglary charges in Madison County jail.
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Wildcat Strike Hits Evansville's Largest Industry
Three Whirlpool Corp plants in Evansville were hit by a wildcat strike by members of the International Union of Flactory Workers, slowing operations. The walkout started Monday night, expanding to a second and third plant by Wednesday, with 6,000 total workers involved across the sites.
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Survey reveals views on equality and time zone laws
The report notes respondents willing to discuss radial sit uation and opinions on whether blacks have equal opportunities. It also covers Indiana daylight time legislation dying in committee and Sunbelt timing debates amid state policy scrutiny.
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Seven Mollet Infant Stephen Michael Moller Dies
The seven Mollet infant Stephen Michael Moller, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Mollet of 314 Brown St, died Tuesday evening at Community Hospital where he was born. Funeral services rendered by Goodwin Memorial Chapel. interment at Maplewood Cemetery. Surviving are parents, paternal and maternal relatives.
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W. Luth St
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Meloy Lane
Murray Templeton
Middletown
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Templeton Auto
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Alexandria
St. Joan's Hospital
Obituaries in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple local obituaries list Larkin Tucker of Daleville and Madison died after illness, with survivors and funeral arrangements. Joseph Wysocki, a Delco Remy retiree born in Poland, dies. services at St. Ambrose Church. Also noted are memorials for Mrs. Esther Carey Caerin and Mrs. Bonnie Fortune, with funeral details and burial sites.
Weather Turns Hot and Dry Across Indiana and Nearby
Hot dry spell continues with temperatures near ninety as storms stay away. Reports from Noblesville and Indianapolis note high heat and humidity, minor injuries from a string of accidents, and local weather forecasts warning of continued heat through Friday.
IU Presidency Group Sets Aug. 1 Meeting
An Indiana University advisory committee will reconvene August 1 to review whether the suggestion invitation has yielded results. The panel, mainly IU faculty, asked faculty students alumni and staff to offer ideas for a successor to Dr Zivis J Stahr who resigned earlier in the month.
Gold Property New York Feature Light Translucent Sheet
A thin fold sheet from a New York property issue emits a greenish glow as its translucence allows light to pass through. The description emphasizes texture and color without financial or ownership details.
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New York
Troubles of British pound go on without end
Report notes ongoing instability in the British pound with persistent pressures on the currency markets. Analysts cite continued uncertainty in fiscal policy and global trading conditions contributing to volatility and cautious investment behavior across sectors.
Jobless Claims Rise 8 Percent in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS AP claims for unemployment in Indiana increased eight percent last week as factories closed for vacations and inventory and model changes. The Indiana Employment Security Division reported 21,207 claims filed, 1,597 more than the prior week, versus 26,051 a year earlier.
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WCTU Convention Plans and Activities Announced
The convention at Anderson College will feature nursery and first aid demonstrations, pulpit supplies, and guest speakers. Banquet ticket chair Paul Dumreith and exhibits chair Mrs. William Abernethy lead the reception committee with activities by Loyal Temperance Legion and a Grand Diamond Speech Contest. An Oratorical contest sermon will be given by Pastor Lyce of Park Place Church of God on Sunday morning.
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William Abertrombie
Muncie
Bonn Lends Reds to Field Hospitals
In Hannover Germany two field hospitals with 100 beds each were sent to North Vietnam via Soviet Vladivostok as gifts from the West German Red Cross the International Red Cross in Geneva and the Swiss government. The Hannover government sold them at a cost of 600000 dollars before a 1969 change in postal policy.
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