State tax crisis meeting spurs metropolitan district push
Anderson Township patrons at Madison Heights High School discussed launching a petition campaign to establish a Metropolitan school district for township schools. Forrest Furnace and officers outlined petitions seeking 5 percent or more of registered voters to force action by trustees and the township advisory board, with final voter determination.
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Anderson Township
Madison Heights High School
Forrest Furnace
Lindberg Rd
Doyle Fox
Daviding
Furnace
Township School Corporation
Welsh Will Hold Conference Today On Sales Ruling
INDIANAPOLIS AP Chaos threatened Indiana s financial structure Friday as a judge ruled the new retail sales tax unconstitutional backed by Atty Gen Edwin W Steers who urged no appeal The ruling by Judge John L Niblack Marion Circuit Court and the agreement by Steers 17 days before the tax take effect forced Gov Matthew E Welsh to cut a business trip short The governor planned to fly back to Indianapolis and held an emergency meeting with state department heads The judge said the law was not clear and urged legislators to set collection brackets If the decision stands the 187 million revenue loss might force another legislature session otherwise the 1963 65 budget would be cut The hearing on a permanent restraining order is set for next Wednesday while revenue officials proceed with tax plans The judge lamented the law s confusion and haste and noted standards were not clear or reasonable John T Hatchett said 94 million in general fund spending could be cut if the tax can t be collected
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Atty
Edwin W. Steers
John L. Niblack
Marion Circuit Court
Steers
Matthew E. Welsh
New Orleans
General Assembly
State Department
Niblack
Afl-Cio
Welsh
John T. Hatchett
Department of Administration
Playgirl Says Russian Sought Nuclear Data
London report says Christine Keeler told attorney that Soviet Naval Attache Yevgeniy Ivanov pressed her to extract nuclear secrets from John Profumo. Keeler denied the claim, while officials note the government may face new inquiries as the scandal rattles Macmillan's government.
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London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Michael Eddowes
Miss Keeler
Yevgeniy Ivanov
Profumo
Christine
Ivartov
Indiana Wreck Kills Nine on Friday
Nine people died in Indiana traffic crashes Friday raising the state toll to at least 516. Phillip Michael Mitchell, 19, of Hamilton County, died after his car hit a tree on Ind 37A near 106th Street. eight others died in separate crashes including Minnie and Grace Bressie, Irene Bressie, James Rhea, Elizabeth Klutzke, Mary Kathryn Grey, Suzanne Kress, and Carl D. Litherland.
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Phillip Michael Mitchell
116Th
Hamilton County
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
106Th St
Jerry Jeter
Mitchell
Indiana
Irs
Minnie Bressie
Willmington
Ill
Grace Bressie
Rt. 1
Remington
U. S. 52
Klondike
Lafayette
Irene Bressie
Bressie
James Rhea
Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Klutzke
Rt. 9
Lafayete
Mary Kathryn Grey
Muncie
Suzanne Jane Kress
Jasper
Khrushchev Bars On-Site Inspections For Test Ban
Moscow reports that Premier Khrushchev rejected on site inspections in any nuclear test ban accord citing espionage fears. He cited national detectors and seismic networks as sufficient to verify compliance and recalled agreeing to limited inspections previously for political reasons. He noted Kennedy's appeal and suggested the proposal was not properly appreciated by negotiating partners.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Kennedy proposes U S supersonic jet plan with cost share
President Kennedy sent Congress a program for a U S supersonic airliner with a six year development window. Government costs capped at 750 million dollars, private manufacturers at least 25 percent, airlines repaying the government. Larger goal to fly 22 times speed of sound. Britain and France advancing faster with commercial plans. Kennedy emphasized U S participation despite the huge outlay.
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Washington
API
Kennedy Friday
Congress
House
Senate
Air Force Academy
New York
Paris
Britain
France
United States
U.S
Kennedy
Home Show Ends At AHS Gym This Saturday
Final activities at the Anderson Lions Club 16th annual Home Show and Exposition run 2 PM to 10 PM at Anderson High School gym. Thousands visited in first three days. today eight hours offer residents access to exhibits from over 80 local merchants and industries. Lions leaders expect an all time attendance record as the event climaxes on a Saturday with proceeds funding community benefit programs. Eyeglasses collected for sight conservation will be shipped to aid less fortunate people worldwide.
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Anderson Lions Club
Anderson High School
Paul Magers
Magers
Weather snapshot from obscure station
A brief weather note cites near eighty in Los and a low of fifty nine with time stamps 8 15 p m and 5 16 a m unclear source.
Senate kills mudguard bill amid rain concern
Springfield Illinois UPI reports the Senate defeated a bill requiring mudguards on trucks only during bad weather. Sen. Morgan Finley Democrat Chicago questioned the risk of mudguards missing when a truck passes in sudden rain.
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Springfield
UPI
Senate
Morgan Finley
Chicago
Pleasant weekend weather forecast for Indiana
The Associated Press reports pleasant daytime weather with temperatures in the 70s and low 80s across Indiana over the weekend. Showers are possible Saturday night and Sunday evening, but skies remain generally fair during daylight. Lows drop into the 50s, with similar temperatures expected into early next week.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Four injured in west Anderson two car collision
Four persons sustained minor injuries in a morning two car crash six miles west of Anderson. William Edward Husted a 27 year old from Lt. Rd. 67 W. and his two children were injured along with Gerald Hubert Harrison 24 of N. Water St. Franklin who drove the other car and was arrested for running a stop sign. Harrison’s car struck a field causing both vehicles to overturn. All four were hospitalized at St John's Hospital via Fisher Brothers Ambulance from Lapel and the Lapel Fire Dept. responded at the scene. The crash occurred at 8:40 am as deputies investigated a stolen car report nearby.
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Anderson
William Edward Husted
Gerald Hubert Harrison
N. Water St
Franklin
Paul Ravage
Harrison
Hamilton Rd
Maiddietown
Husted
St John’s Hospital
Fisher Brothers Funeral Home
Lapel
Lapel Fire Dept
Earl Caplinger
Sheriff
Fourteen Area Boys Attend Hoosier Boys State
Fourteen boys from Anderson Highland Madison Heights and St Marys high schools will attend Hoosier Boys State at Indiana University Bloomington sponsored by the George H. Hackett American Legion Post. Students include Blanchard Shearer Felts Burnett Newbury Perkins Brandenberg Fleet Noble Rowe Bardsley Watson Powell Ore baugh Rosenbaum Gossett McClintock Debelhower and alternates named. Three Anderson teachers will serve on the Boys State staff as assistant dean and counselors.
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Hoosier Boys
George H. Hackett American Legion Post
Indiana University
Bloomington
Anderson High
Blanchard H. Shearer
W. 8Th St
William Felts IV
Noble St
Allen J. Burnett
Walnut St
John F. Newbury
Crystal St. Highland
Jim Perkins
Markleville
Gary Bronenberg
Mike Fleet
Valley Dr
Myron Noble
Dennis Rowe
E. Hartman
Madison Heights
William T. Bardsley
Golf Club
James D. Watson
Gregory W. Powell
Nichol Ave
Billy T. Orebaugh
Robert Rosenbaum
Dresser Dr
St. Mary’s High
Jack Gossett
Lindberg Rd
William McClintock
Meridian St
John Debelhower
W. 4Th St
Anderson
J. J. Bailey
Anderson High School
Jack Rolt
Meadowbrook
Jack Nicholson
Soviet cosmonaut Bykovsky in orbit as space rendezvous eyed
In Moscow officials announce Valery Bykovsky, 28, is in an 88.4 minute orbit on a flight may last eight days. Reported preparations for a potential rendezvous with a cosmonette amid speculation of a three way ground to space call. Tass says mission tests long flight and piloting upgrades. no details on trajectory or official end date.
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Moscow
Turin
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Valery F. Bykovsky
Romanov and
Juliet
Geneva
Bykovsky
Russia
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev
Col
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
America
L. Gordon Cooper
Kennedy calls rail session to avert nationwide shutdown
President Kennedy stepped into the rail work rules dispute urging a White House meeting for Saturday to avert a looming railroad shutdown after midnight Monday. Labor officials and railroad negotiators met Friday night as unions and railroads faced a televised controversy over new work rules and a possible strike.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
White House
Labor Department
Summer school enrollment totals 699 in city programs
City summer school officials report 699 students enrolled in ten senior high classes, 143 in five junior high classes, and 56 in elementary grades. Paris Capron notes tests this week to determine grade placement with focus on language arts, reading, and arithmetic.
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Ware
Central Junior High
Central Avenue School
Paris Capron
Central
Roscoe Thomas
Leonard Pottorff
Robert Belangee
Virginia Protesters Fire On Police Cars
Danville Virginia reports two police cars shot at as Maryland Governor Tawes orders National Guardsmen to guard Cambridge amid a wave of racial tensions. 2500 marchers protest in Washington DC while Jackson Mississippi sees small groups and 37 arrests. The Supreme Court ruling on mass demonstrations influences tactics.
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Danville
UPI
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Cambridge
Washington
D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
Tawes
Adj
Milton A. Reckord
Reckord
U.S. Supreme Court
Hoover Anxiously Ill Former President Hoover in Serious Condition
Former President Herbert Hoover 68, recently treated for a malignant intestinal tumor, remains seriously ill with anemia and internal bleeding. Doctors say his condition, while grave for his age, is reasonably satisfactory and he is confined to a Waldorf Towers suite under around the clock care in midtown Manhattan.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Clark Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers Hotel
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Herbert Hoover
Schullinger
Midtown
Manhattan
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Louis J. Wagner
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Switchmen’s Union
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