Indiana tax stamp plan could save state millions
Indiana officials say a new law requiring a state tax stamp on deeds would boost revenue by about 1 million dollars every two years. Commissioner James C. Courtney explained the plan taxes on real estate deals will be collected at sale, replacing delayed annual reports.
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Courtney
Indiana
Indianapolis
UPT
James C. Courtney
Indiana Department of State Revenue
Federal
Religious Groups Urge Action on Mexican Worker Program
Washington AP story says Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders urged Congress to curb Mexican labor importation and back McCarthy’s bill to limit employers hiring, require first offer to U.S. workers, and aim to end the program. Signed by 38 figures including Dahlberg Lucey Wesle and Adams.
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Washington
APJ
Congress
United States
Eugene McCarthy
Minn
Secretary of Labor Authority
U.S
Senate
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St. Louis
Naional Council of Chureries
Robert E. Lucey
San Antonio
Re ‘Methodist
John Wesle Lord
Rabbit Theodore L. Adams
Julius Marks
Bernard Segal
New York
Hammer Attack Accusation Made in Indianapolis
James Smith Jr., 22, already in a mental institution after a hammer killing, faced technical arrest for attacking his sister in their Indianapolis home. Sylvia Smith, 20, said he struck her as she reached a light switch, both tumbling down stairs before she fled to a neighbor for help. The brother later stabbed himself and was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Indianapolis
API
James Smith, Jr
Sylvia Smith
Indiana
iAir
General Hospital
UAW Faces Takeover By International Billboards Debate
Washington reports lawmakers clash over anti billboard provisions as Senate considers House backed bill to fund 11.36 billion more for the interstate highway program. The dispute centers on outdoor ads along rights of way and possible state bonus payments to curb them.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kenynedy
T ‘Sen
Maurine Neuberger
Thomas Kuchel
Cslif
Arch Kerr
Gef
Eral
Lompany
Rehhange
Ralph
Seal
Maryland
North Dakota
Luken
John Doe
Bureau of Public Roads
UAW Leaders Demand End to Walkout at Reynolds Spring Co
An ultimatum was read to strikers who had not returned to work by noon. Ray Barnett, UAW regional director in Indianapolis, had sent orders to local officials after Reynolds Spring Co. fired Loving, Lankford, and Roger Smith, the union leadership.
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John Bartee
UAW International
Ray Barnett
UAW
Indianapolis
Reynolds Spring Co
Lankford
Roger Smith
Three-Way Mixup Settled By Air Trip
New York AP reports London is setting the storm as a bizarre animal custody dispute plays out. Marie Latham, a rare-animal collector, seeks to keep Gertrude a 5-foot earthworm and other specimens for a London zoo while arranging an American Indian celebration in Omaha. Gertrude and companions Tony and Oscar were captured near Columbus and under care in Mrs. Latham's East Side hotel room.
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London
Omaha
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Gertrude
Royal Zoological Society
Ulassify
Tory
Easie
Oscar
Onl
Omeha
Latham
Tony
Colum
Wrtr
Mrs. Latham
Fonty
East Side
Five of Family Injured In Wisconsin Plane Crash Near Bloomington
A single engine plane carrying Florian Laper his wife Phyllis and their three children Patrick 14 Jo anne 12 and Peter 6 crashed into a tree while attempting to land near Whitehall in Owen County Indiana about noon. Laper suffered a back fracture Mrs Laper a possible jaw fracture Joanne shock Peter dental injuries Patrick a forehead laceration. The family was taken to Bloomington Hospital. The crash occurred as Laper sought Kisters Field after running low on fuel. The plane struck a small tree, shedding landing gear. occupants walked from the wreckage.
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Bloomington
Ind
Peter
Patrick
Charles Hamm
Whitehall
Owen County
Here
Laner
Kisters Field
iLaper
Indiana Reports Traffic Fatalities Rise In 1960 Summary
Indiana state police release a 1960 traffic summary showing rises in fatal vehicle crashes and shifts in causes. Excessive speed and driving left of center were top factors. November proved the deadliest month, with Indianapolis recording 59 deaths amid 218 total fatal accidents that year.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Allied Chemical to build first film plant near Pottsville
Allied Chemical Corp s General Chemical Division said arrangements to acquire a plant site near Pottsville Pennsylvania for its first Condia plant to produce plastic film and related products.
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New York
UPI
Allied Chemical Corp
General Chemical Division
Pottsville
Cone CIA
Highway Route Changes Sought by Indiana Officials
Indianapolis UPI Mayor Ralph Tucker of Terre Haute and Vigo County Commissioners seek relocation of Indiana routes after I 70 and Ind 46 completion. They request changes to routes 46 and 42 in the city. The Indiana Highway Commission meeting will consider the petition. The agenda also includes land condemnation for Interstate 74 in Decatur County and Interstate 465 in Marion County, plus approvals for local purchases and unusual expenditures to speed repairs.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Vigo County
State of Indiana
Indiana Highway Commission
Highway Department
David Cohen
Decatur County
Edwin and
Cecilia Belter
Christina
Charles
Elizabeth Scheidler
Greensburg
Marion County
Crystal
Clare
Charles Osborne
Clyde
Delores Curts
Ind. 240
Greencastia
IBM and
Mallory Company
Indians Draft Rights Bill Amid Chicago Pow Wow
More than 2,000 American Indians gather at Chicago to draft a Redskin rights declaration during an eight day conference at the Midway campus. The event, funded by the University of Chicago and foundations, features dances, religious ceremonies, and a baseball game between the Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins.
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Chicago
UPI
Fort Dearborn
University of Chiscago
Emil Schwarzhaupt ‘Foundation
Wenner-Gren ‘Foundation
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Coal for Cement Pittsburg
Coal consumption in cement production draws about one third of a ton of coal per ton of cement, highlighting energy intensity in Pittsburgh’s cement industry.
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Pittsburgh
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