Fortas Seen As Possible Supreme Court Pick
The report places Abe Fortas as a leading candidate to fill the Supreme Court vacancy as Johnson weighs options. Thurgood Marshall is also discussed but his solicitor general appointment remains unconfirmed, with no clear timeline from White House press secretary Moyers as the court recess continues.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Washing
Abe Fortas
Arthur J. Goldberg
Texas
Song
U.N
Iyoai
John Fortas
Noid
Wonington
Thurgood Marshall
Solicitor General
Marshall
Senate
Solicitor Post
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
High Tribunal
Russiaville Incorporation Moves Toward Rebuilding
Russiaville voters approved incorporation Tuesday, forming a fifth class town of about 1,500. A five member town board will be elected soon to oversee secretary treasurer duties and local officers, enabling eligibility for federal aid to rebuild after the Palm Sunday tornado that devastated the community.
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Kokomo
Ind
UPI
Russiaville
Robert Kinsey
Peverse
Howard County Board of Commissioners
Palm Sunday
Russiaville, Inc
V.o
Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Infantry
Ision
Bien Hoa
U.S
McNamara
Viet Cong Probes Repelled as U S Forces Hold Front
McNamara says escalation strengthens morale and air support hurts Viet Cong. In Saigon the 1st Division reports light Viet Cong casualties at Bien Hoa and Dong Xilai. Big Red One boosts effectiveness. An air raid on a riverfront restaurant killed 43, including 12 Americans, during a March battle. U S advisers at Tambadiasan front report heavy losses but a gallant stand by garrison troops.
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Mara
Saigon
U.S
Bien Hoa
Dong Xuai
Bu Dop
McNamara
Saizon
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
A list of obituaries and funeral notices for Madison area residents. Mabel G. Kinnaman of Fortville dies at 84 after two years of illness. services set at Fisher Funeral Home with burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Other notices include Martha Coon of Wilkinson, Lillie May White of Lapel, Stella Edwards of Spiceland, and Donald Ashby of Pendleton with funeral arrangements and burial details.
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Lillie May White
Lapel
Fisher Funeral Home
Marion King
The
Fair Skies Bring Mild Heat Across Indiana Cities
Temperatures ranged from the mid 50s in northern India to a 79 to 96 degree spread across Indiana and nearby cities. Fort Wayne logged 74 at midday, South Bend 77, Lafayette and Indianapolis 78, Terre Haute 79, with Evansville reaching 96. Overnight lows were 50 to 58 north and 58 to 66 south.
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India
Indiana
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Cincinnati
Chicago
Louisville
Evansville
Anderson Obituaries Highlight Gustin and Others
Theodore Gustin 60 of 1200 W Ist St Anderson dies after a month of illness. He worked as a moulder at Dillon Pattern Works and leaves a widow Sylvia Pearl, two sons, five brothers, four grandchildren, and several nieces. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with burial in Richland Township Cemetery. Frank Belford Amos 83 Camp Chesterfield, early AA founder, a retired newspaperman and advertising executive, dies. services today 10:30 a.m. at Brown and Butz Funeral Home with cremation to follow. Ernest Copeland 54 Cincinnati Ave dies. services today 10 a.m. at Baker Brothers Funeral Home. burial West Maplewood Cemetery. Francis E Williams of Elkhart, brother of Paul Williams of Anderson, final rites at West Side Funeral Home. friends may call.
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Condo and Son
Martha
Mattie) Coon
Larry Shaver
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Hess Cemetery
Adi
Theodore Gustin
Ist St
Anderson
Dillon Pattern Works
Joseph and
Mathilda Webb Gustin
Jackson Park
Frank B. Amos
Frank Belford Amos
Camp Chesterfield
Alcoholics Anonymous
Brown and Butz
Clifford Bias
Spiritualist
Ernest Copeland
Cincinnati Ave
Baker Brothers Funeral
Donald Ward
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
West Maplewood Cemetery
Francis Williams
Francis E. Williams
Elkhart
Paul Williams
West Side Funeral Home
Military Pay Increases Proposed by House Panel
The House Armed Services committee proposes a 13 percent pay raise for short service military personnel from 83.20 to 93.90 monthly, with a variable reenlistment bonus up to 8000 dollars. It calls for annual presidential review of pay and quadrennial reviews of pay principles. Since 1952, military pay rose 33.9 percent versus 46.3 percent for federal civilian pay.
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House Armed Services Committee
Uniformed Services
Swith
Board Approves School Building Plans in Anderson Township
The Anderson board backs a ten year program to add Forest Hill and Brentwood Elementary Schools and a northside junior high, with rising taxes to fund $1 building rate and a total city tax near $8.50 per $100 of valuation. Officials warn taxpayers face higher rates but defend needs for new schools and expanded city services amid annexation effects.
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Aderson Township
Forest Hill
New South Main St
New Brentwood
Northside
Anderson City
U.S. Ends Year With $3.5 Billion Deficit
The federal government closed fiscal year 1965 on June 30 with a deficit of 3.5 billion dollars. The White House said this is the smallest shortfall in five years as receipts topped prior estimates and spending came in under earlier projections. President Johnson was pleased with the lower deficit and improved receipts.
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Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Coleman Promises Fair Impartial Duty If Confirmed
He pledged to follow Supreme Court rulings and Congress acts 100 percent. He argued his governorship 1956 1960 differed from his judicial role. Attorney General Katzenbach endorsed the nomination saying past segregation stances must be viewed in their era.
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Page One
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Nicholas Katzensbach
Katzenbach
Zoleman
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Clearan
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Fabulous
Color TV
Meridian
New York
Iron Age
National Metalworking Weekly
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Saigon Stadium
Franklin, Ind
Dugger
Reid M. Dugger
Madison
Wes
Mabel Kinnaman
Fortville
Mabel G. Kinnaman
Noel Ave
Lee Kinnaman
Hamilton County
M. B. Walker
Roy
Greenfield
Forrest
Noblesville
Floyd
Daleville
Robert
Elnora Kincade
Pendleton
Fisher
Gertrude Crouch
Gravel Lawn Cemetery
Mrs
Martha Coon
Lillie White
Stella Edwards Wilkinson
Stella F. Edwards
Spiceland
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Glen Cove
Knightstown
Neral
Donald Ashby
Pontiac, Mich
Jack Barkdull
Huntsville Community Church
Huntsville
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JPL
America
Mars
North Side Square
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State of
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Momey
Farm Bureau Insurance
Thenty Missipy
Farm Bureau
Farn Farum Insurance
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Indianapolis, Indiana
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