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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1968

Page

3

Wallace Visits Nashville Amid Campaign Cash Talk

Wallace hastens his eight state swing through Tennessee as reports claim campaign funds fall short after William’s death. Police and Secret Service tightly screen a large crowd at Nashville airport news conference as Wallace asserts large ballot petitions in Tennessee and hints at presidential ballot access in five states.

Nashville Tens UPI George C Tennessee Amanta 15 Wallace Kher Secret Service

NRA tax exempt status upheld and allowed lobbying

The IRS confirmed the National Rifle Association remains a tax exempt nonprofit and may lobby in Congress under current law. It is classified as a social welfare group not subject to a strict lobbying cap, with 903,000 members and a policy to promote public safety and defense.

Isabelle McCaig NRA National Rifle Associa IRS Revere Association American Rifleman Harold Glassen Ramsey Clark Glassen Clark

GM Keeps Firm Grip On First Place In Sales

NEW YORK AP Geneva Motors retained a firm grip on first place in sales among the nation s industrial giants in 198 but Standard Of New Jersey edged out Ford Motor Co in second place Fortune magazine s annual ranking of the 50 largest companies showed Friday GM had 20026252000 in sales Jersey Standard 13266000 15 000 not including excise taxes and Ford 10315700000 Others in order of value followed in the report

New York Geneva Motors Standard of New Jersey Ford Motor Co Fortune Magazine Jersey Standard Ford

Bible Story Hour Ends Season at Pleasant Church

The Bible Story Hour at the Weal church 335 West Indian Street held its last session in E. J. Smith Memorial Hall Tuesday afternoon. The program began in 1965 under Rev. Melvin R. Phillips and grew into age-grouped classes with a volunteer staff. Enrollment reached up to 1,000 children from the county Hazel Wood and nearby areas, with the fall resume planned in September under director Rev. Raymond Finkiner and coordinator Paul Danner assisted by church staff. The program used dramatics and crafts, offered nursery care, and provided refreshments. it was funded by church expenses and run by volunteers.

Fhe Wis Baptist Church W.ich SL E. J. Smith Hazelwood Raymond Finkiner Paul Danner Board of Christian Education Weal Church Vivian Walters Sunday Church School Donald Furnish Haymand’ Finkhinger Carl Ersking Lynn Rockwell Pah Damer Board of 1 Deaconesses Robert Walker Susan Erskine Vms James Bastin Tom Dainer

Dixon Decorated With Bronze Star For Valor in Vietnam

AP report notes Dixon son of Francis Dixon and J T Dixon earned the Bronze Star with V device at Offutt AFB Nebraska for valor while serving as aircraft mechanic during an attack on Nha Trang Vietnam. He helped remove aircraft from the attack area and is assigned to the Strategic Air Command at Offutt.

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Aluminum Pact Talks to Resume in Minneapolis

NEW YORK AP The Aluminum Co of America and the Aluminum Workers International Union AFL CIO will resume contract talks Thursday in Minneapolis Minnesota. The talks were broken off after an end of May renewal dead lock. Nearly 10090 workers struck at eight Alcoa plants including Lafayette with 2590 employees and Yankeetown with about 2000. Yankeetown is 515 miles east of Evansville. Richmond plant was not affected. The walkouts cut about 40 percent of Alcoas basic production. Henry Olsen, former Aluminum Workers president, blamed the deadlock on the distribution of the economic package contract language and local issues. Other unions signed three year contracts with rules likely to be extended annually.

New York Th Aluminum Co. of America Aluminum Workers International Union Afl-Cio Minneapolis Minn Ses Alcoa Lafayette Yankeetown Evansville

National Homes Plans National Mobile Homes Venture

Lafayette Indiana based National Homes Corp, the nation’s leading prefab home builder, announced plans to create a large scale National Mobile Homes venture. The company already operates a mobile home plant in Thomson Georgia as part of its expansion.

Lafayette Ind National Homes Corp Alvision National Mobile Homes Poration Thomson Georgia

France weighs cuts to De Gaulle program amid crisis

Paris faces possible reductions to nuclear forces and foreign aid as Gaullist unrest grows. Michel Debré warns of IMF withdrawals to steady the franc while police retake the Sorbonne and Odeon theaters from student and mercenary occupiers in a tense crackdown.

Paris UPI France Charles de Gaulle Michel Deze International Monetary Fund Sorbonne University Sorbonne Odeon Maurice Grimaud

Quotes Of Political Rivals Compared In Congress

A jumble of quotes from political rivals including Gerald Ford and President Johnson surfaces in coverage of federal action. The text references the crime control bill, calls for cooperation, and notes a U.S. Soviet consular region amid domestic turkey production figures.

Gerald &. Ford Michigan Johnson Congress

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