House Group Urges Oil Gas Tax Increase
The House Ways and Means Committee approved new taxes on the oil and gas industry totaling about 50 million dollars yearly. The panel also backed a Kennedy plan to tighten tax rules on oil and gas properties and fringe-benefit breaks for executives while debating broader revenue goals.
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Washington
UPI
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Treasury
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Dillon
House of Commons
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Het
Kenedy
Macmillan Wins Vote At Anderson College Graduation
Dr Carl Henry, journalist and educator, told 144 degree candidates that Western civilization has slumped and Western man shows a partial commitment to the historic Christian view. The Church of God school awarded bachelor degrees in arts science theology and divinity and honored Charles Monroe Schultz and others with honorary degrees.
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Carl i. mi. Henvy
Anderson
God
Church of God
Charles Monroe Schultz
Car
Church Conclave Activates Plans for Outreach
A church conclave opens a series of services and a daily conference at Warners Auditorium in Indianapolis with Rev. Herschel D. Rice of Pomona, Rev. Harold Boyer of Springfield, and Rev. Stephen Ward among speakers. The event includes an honorary doctor of divinity for Dr. Harold J. Phillips and notes the event aims to boost Christian stewardship and youth engagement.
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Rev. World
Anderson
James Earl Massey
Detroit
India
GMA
Harold Boyer
Sprinefield
Ality
Ohio
Fast Senses al Christian Stewardship
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Anderson College
Christine Keeler
Aly
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Phillips
Stephen Ward
Keeler
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Yev
Ivanov
Women of the Church
Aler Solomon
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sym-19:30 A.m. When He Speaks In the Woman's Missionary Society
Warners
AC School of ‘Theology
Cuhiset
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Alis
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D. Rice
Pomona
Wilson
Macmillan
Iindiana
Calif
Jduty
Cric Pinyoun
Pasadena
The
Church of God
Frederic C. Pingoun
Harold L. Phillips
Warner Auditorium
Vital Christianity
Local NAACP Plans Protest and Convention News
Madison County NAACP officials announced plans to file complaints of racial discrimination with the Indiana Civil Rights Commission and to assist NAACP efforts in Jackson Miss. Delegates from Anderson will attend the Chicago NAACP convention starting July 1. a memorial service will honor Medgar Evers. A farm tour for local business leaders accompanies the NAACP gathering, with tours of Angus cattle and Shropshire sheep operations.
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NAACP
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Kings Crown Inn
Chicago
Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
Ind
Son
Anderson
Madigan County
L. Washington
Aaron Newsom
Anderson Chamber of
George A. Satterwhite
Frank Commerce Agriculture
Curtis
Ruth Waughfield
Altstee
Max P
Dawson
North Drive-In
Emancipation
Paul Thurston
Joe Township
Supreme Court Bans School Bible Readings in 8-1 ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that any required Bible reading or Lord's Prayer in public schools violates the First Amendment. Justice Clark urged neutrality between church and state, while Justice Stewart dissented, arguing the decision limits religious freedom. The ruling could affect schools nationwide where such practices occur.
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Clark
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Potter Stewart
New York
Stewart
Cown
Try
Congress
Silas G. Kessler
Presbyterian Church
Eugene Carson Blake
Nice Weather Forecast for Indiana Week Ahead
Indiana residents may enjoy sunny, mild weather as spring nears with a five day outlook through Saturday. Temperatures dip 2 to 6 degrees below normal in the north and 1 to 3 below in central and south regions, with little rain expected except a light shower north late in the week. Garfield City The forecast calls for Tuesday sun and highs from 79 to 84 in the north and 70s in the south.
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United Press International
Indiana
Metropolitan Plan Discussion by Anderson Township Officials
Anderson Township officials and advisory board members met to discuss creating a Metropolitan Medical District covering present township schools but excluding city schools. Attorney Bayne Burton was authorized to review legal aspects as plans were made to reconvene next Monday at the trustee’s office.
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Anderson Township
J. Bayne Burton
Metropolita Plan
Madison County School Reorganization Committee
Willis Winkler
Anderson
Dale Prough
Alumni tributes to Madison County farm leadership
During six years Anderson businessmen visited nearly all farming operations in Madison County. The tours began under farm leaders and Chamber officials to highlight agriculture’s role in the local economy.
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Anderson
Madison County
Anderson College alumni honor trustees at annual dinner
Anderson College alumni gathered at the Russell Olt Memorial Student Center Monday for their annual dinner with tributes to Miss Archie Bolitho and other leaders. Portraits of six veteran faculty and staff were unveiled as Rev. Arlo Newell presided. The event featured remarks by President Robert H. Reardon and portraits painted by Jony Wills. A separate item notes County Road 800 closure announced by Madison County Highway Supervisor William Barker.
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Archie Bolitho
Anderson
Cecil Hartselle
Arlo Newell
Russell Olt
Earl L. Martin
Carl Kardatzke
John
Busis
Emer
H. Kane
Inessmen
Farm Bureau
Farm
Allen
St. John’s Hospital
Jhy Neene
Aeateap
Jony Wills
Houston
Pierse
Texas
Charles E. Wilson
Madison-Delaware County
Madison County
William &. Barker
Tiase
Cohnon
Bomb wrecks farm home in Columbus Indiana
A practice bomb from a jet plane tore into a farm residence north of Columbus Indiana. Nancy Frese, a seminary student, witnessed the blast while washing dishes as smoke and wood splinters filled the house. The device, likely a smoke marker, left debris and acrid fumes. no one else was reported injured. The page continues with a separate事故 involving a two-vehicle collision at Broadway and Ames Street, injuring Dowana Sutton and detailing vehicle and property damages.
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UPI
Here
Nancy Frese
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Miss Frese
James
Dowana Sutton
Gas City
Terryman Mitchell
Greenville
Ohio
Broadway
Ames St
Sutton
Mitchell
Ron Ferguson
Nobile Stokes
Carmel
Good Morning Start The Day With Chuck London
A secretary, Susan Harris, 24, camped in front of the House of Commons with a camp bed as part of a queue for a public gallery seat for Monday's debate on the government sex scandal. She had apples, nuts and a flask of tea.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Thej
Profumo-Keeler
Susan Harris
House of Commons
Miss Harris
Bea
Two-Car Elwood Crash Demolishes One Car
A Monday afternoon two car collision in Elwood left one vehicle a total loss and damaged the other. Pedestrian Jennie Cress and her 20 month old daughter Tammy were hospitalized after the crash that occurred on South J Street when the Cress car turned onto 16th Street and was struck by the Roller vehicle driven by Theodore Roller of Converse. Roller received a citation for following too closely and operating without a license.
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Jennie Cress
K St
Theodore E. Roller
Converse
Tammey
Mercy Hospital
York-Dunnichay Am Sulance
LeRoy Barnes
Roller
City officials invited to Anderson Chamber dinner
Commercial Best To Be Discussed guests include top city officials at Anderson Country Club. Dinner meeting at 6 p m features a Chamber presentation on downtown commercial belt system and review of the 5 Point Program for Progress plus plans for downtown rehabilitation sewer annexation city county building roads and arterials.
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Anderson! R Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Country Club
Chamber
Charles R. Hoffman
Commercial Belt
Revenue Board Members Withdraw Over Sales Tax Issue
In Indianapolis UPI reports the Indiana Revenue Board members plan to withdraw from the sales tax dispute. Mrs Gardner and Mrs Hughes say they will appeal a ruling by Judge John L. Niblack that the sales tax law is unconstitutional. The move follows discussions with Republican leaders and state officials about the tax program’s fate.
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UPI
Indiana Revenue Board
Ed Hughes
Gardner
Hughes
Welsh
John L. Niblack
Niblack
Niblack Web
Religious Leaders Urge Form National Civil Rights Group
President Kennedy asked 243 religious leaders to form a national interracial committee to address employment and welfare issues in the civil rights crisis. He urged creation of local bodies to work with Negro leaders and push civil rights legislation, meeting with white religious leaders at the White House.
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UPT
National Council
Dent Kennedy
Kennedy
Congressional
Community Hospital
H. M. Faust
West Sth
Tony Mainard
Roy Stephens
Lennox St
Edward Busby
Ihi
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Robert Collins
J. Irwin Miller
Park Age
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