Head Start Program Honored Staff at Shadeland School
Madison County Head Start directors teachers and volunteers were feted at an Appreciation Luncheon at Shadeland School. Guest speaker Charles Cain of Chicago discussed welfare myths, citing examples that welfare recipients are typically skilled workers when jobs exist and debunking the notion that welfare mothers seek more children to raise funds.
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Madison County
Shadeland School
Charles Cain
I Ad
Chicago
Fndians
Cain
Cain Urges Help for Poor and Unmarried Mothers
Cain argues 73 percent of dependent children are not illegitimate and condemns the charge that mothers want more children. He cites need for higher welfare support, job creation for unskilled workers, and social programs like Start to break poverty cycles. He discusses case records, Moon landing, and local welfare insights from Tom Hammond and Mrs. Palmer.
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Cain
Eeu Uynnateeumor
Caij
Cain Hall
Madison Counly
Sirgie
Ema Reri
Jack
Samuels
Ste
Tom Hammond
America
Agen
Welfare officials outline Frome Frome services and funding
Top welfare administrators explain how local services are funded and run. Bennett notes federal tax funds 50 percent state tax 30 percent and county tax 20 percent of administrative costs and welfare payments. Childhood welfare and related programs are overseen by James Wann and others, while many staff perform clerical duties.
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CES
Bennett
James Wann
Madison County
Am Avera
Omnet
Mars Mars Wonders Continue From Foca Onb Flyby Debris
Mariner 6 sent 24 flyby photos from 68 million miles away stored on tape for Thursday playback with prints to follow Friday. Experts note clouds seen may be water vapor or carbon dioxide. no life detected but details may clarify Mars atmosphere and potential for life. Mariner 7 contact was lost five days behind Mars as both craft pursue distant measurements of atmosphere and temperatures.
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Mariner 6
Mariner T Wen
Mars
Leighton
Aratt
Pasadena
Calif
UPN Mariner
Red
California Institute of ‘Technology
Tel | Propulsion ‘Laboratory
Mariner 7
Mariner
OPL
Nie
Robert Leighton
Mariner Instruments
Gral
Mother Pleads Innocent in Infant Death Case
In New Albany Indiana Mery Linder 28 pleads innocent in Floyd County Circuit Court to preliminary murder charge tied to the eight week old son's death after hospital admission. Authorities say the infant died after being run down a city street by the defendant.
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New Albany, Ind
UPI
New Albany
Mery Linkter
Floyd County
Al Breed Dog Show Entry Details and Dates
Entry information for the Al Breed Dog Show lists August 17 as the event date with official entry blanks and a contact number 642 2000. Entries close on August 3.
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al Breed Dog Show
Three Named To Auto Inspection Board In Indiana
Indiana motor vehicle inspection board appoints four members with Gov Whitcomb opposing Keal of Evansville Costin of Plate Field and Kelley of Fort Wayne. James A Driggs an Indianapolis attorney serves as the fourth member with a term expiring in Ayre.
Nixon Seeks End to War During Saigon Visit
President Nixon toured troops near Di An and met with South Vietnamese leader Thieu, weighing progress toward Vietnam peace talks and U S troop withdrawals. He stressed ending the war without risking new conflicts as Hanoi signals cautious responses to his Saigon trip.
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Vietnam
Asia
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Wiley
Nort
South Vietnam
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Ite
A ‘Thien
U.S
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Paris
White House
Thien
Laos
Cambodia
Wilyon Av
Hanoi
Retired IU official T A Cookson dies in Bloomington
Thomas A. Cookson longtime Indiana University registrar and secretary of the board of trustees died at 1:03 PM Wednesday at the Hospitality House nursing home in Bloomington at age 103. He earlier played on Anderson High School’s first basketball team and the IU basketball program in its early years. Funeral arrangements are pending at Day Funeral Home in Bloomington.
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Thomas A. Cosktan
Earthlus
Indiana University
Atxl
Aldersom
Hospitality House
Cleveland
Tancocki County
Mes
Cookson
Anderson
Anderson High School
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Ile
Regis| Frar
Board of
U Alvinni Agracialen Fee
Gookson
Hive
Phi Kap ¢ Ja Pei
Caars Avo
Mignon
Ruth E. Cookson
J. Hugh Punk
C. W. Compton Jr
Tidiatapatis
Clarence Cookson
W. Lath St. Anderson
Day Funeral Home
General Motors Institute Graduates 300 Engineers and 64 GM Scholars
General Motors Institute will award 300 bachelor degrees in mechanical, industrial and electrical engineering. Sixty four GM overseas scholars receive diplomas after completing a two year cooperative program. The ceremonies mark GM IEs commencement and include baccalaureate services at 10 a.m. in the new Campus Center.
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Lute of Technology
Kline
University of Michigan
General Motors Overseas Scholarship
General Motors Institute
General Motors
Toplight High School
oMl
Annus
Community events and accident report at Elwood county fair
A local continued notice lists horse and pony judging and obedience contests, baton twirling, cheerleader, tall cat, and rock band contests through midweek. Separate item reports a serious car crash north of Elwood injuring a baby, two women in critical condition, and two injured motorists. authorities investigate cause and sequence of events.
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Atadi S Son County
Thisle
Shawna Afarges Cadestician de Himetick
Mire Ee
Gencration Jackgutine Timelick
Wood
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Elwood
Mya
Wimelick
Carrie
May Daugherty
Mercy Hospital
Bruck
Butcher Feed Company
Farrell B. Beckley
Seve Beckley
Bath
Madison County
Wily
James Kelich
Beckley
Won and India
Himelick
Elwood Hospital
Kolich
Bene Juty
Richard Wheisel
Woman Injured In One Car Mishap At County Road
A Summitville woman reportedly fell asleep at the wheel causing a one car crash on County Road 1700N. Shirley Jobs, 58, of RI 2 Box 122, was listed in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital Hast with a fractured arm possible jaw fracture and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Summitville
Madison County
Joe Brogden
Shirley Jobs
Four Nations Seek Based Berlin Tensions
The United States Britain France and West Germany move toward talks with the Soviet Union over Berlin tensions. Officials say they are unsure of the exact approach or aim while facing a complex standoff amid the wartime city’s political divisions.
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Berlin
Washington
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Berl
State
Wells
Final Rites for Local Residents Held Today
Zelunta Shouse 83 of 404 W 2nd and Leland Nicholson 63 of 224 Crystal St. receive final rites today at Brookside and Westview Cemeteries respectively. Gerald Mitchell 43 of 1519 W Syd St. to be laid to rest at Maplewood Cemetery with services at L. C. Mey Funeral Home.
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Zelunta Shouse
Ithe Sells
Rowe Tuy Sa
Brookshde
Lapel
Leland Nicholson
Cornell Bright Fuoeray
Pendleton
Leland
Gerald Mitchell
L. C. Mey
W. Syd St
Mase Mapleworl Cemetery
Clarence W. Biddle Rites Held in Richmond Burial at Moonville
Final rites for Clarence W. Biddle of Richmond and formerly Anderson were held at Sells and None Funeral Home with services by Rev. Giles Graham of Fairfax Church of the Nazarene. Interment followed at Moonville Cemetery after Biddle was fatally struck Sunday evening.
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Marence Biddle
Sells and None
Clarence W. Biddle
Richmond
Anderson
Moonville
Giles Graham
Fairfax Church of the Nazarene
Biddle
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Obituaries list multiple deaths from Madison and nearby counties. Charles Sturgeon, 11 months, of Chesterfield, died unexpectedly at home. Services Friday at Ajax tolie Friends Church in Jonesboro with burial at Park Cemetery in Fairmount. Surviving family includes parents and three sisters. Gussie Snodgrass, 89, of Rt. 9, with final rites Thursday at Richman Funeral Home Yorktown and burial Flam Ridge Cemetery Muncie. Mary Payne, Lora Reedy, and other local obituaries note services today in Fairmount, Wilkinson, Coville, and Knightstand Howe Barhee.
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Everett Sturgeon Chesterfield
Everett Charles Sturgeon
David Sturgeon
Gaywood Dr
Jaw
Fuveral Viles
Ajaxtolie Friends Church
Jonesboro
Jesse Crai
Haype
Park Cemetery
Fairmount
Frieds
Jay- Swift Storey
Gas City
Jacqueline Sue
Tamaya Anne
Cherry Ansette
Mrr
Mes.enfford ‘Stoegean
Richard Lloyd
Summitville
Wayhe Street
Sam Cloyd
Marion
Alar Stowgrass
Muncie
United Methodist Church
Cammack
Alva
Gussie Snodgrass
Rt. 9
Flam Ridge Cemetery
Richman Funeral Home
Yorktown
Mary Payne
Hunt Finneral
Mary Tewsl
Payne
Paul Payne
Rt. 2
Lora Reedy Wilkinson
Conde and Son Puheral
Lora Reedy
Charlottasville
Taberments Cemetery
Knightstand
Howe Barhee Laprl
Pinal Viles
Mathers
Tax Deadlock Near as Surtax Lapse Looms
Union leaders and lawmakers wrestle with a looming surtax expiry that could reduce take home pay for a $90 weekly family by 2.40. Senators Mansfield and Republican Everett M. Dirksen push compromise while House Democratic whip Hale Boggs accuses brinkmanship risking a political panic.
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Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dicksed
Congress
House
Hale Boggs
United States
Roggs Tod Newamen
Nixot
Thursdat Agit
Ses
Russell B. Jong
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Hal Cox
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