Appellate Court Clears Path on Parking Ban Case
Indiana Appellate Court releases six orders paving the way for a major ruling on whether parking bans for traffic safety override property rights of merchants and landowners. The decision keeps the case in state court amid related questions on pocket vetoes and county inheritance tax shares.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Appellate Court
Indiana State Highway Commission
Indianapolis Mass Transportation Authority
Roy Rainey
Imogene Jones
Melvin Loy
Aftor
Ney
Nelson G. Grills
The
Highway Commission
Hoosier
MTA
U.S. 40
Washington Street
Southeastern Avenue
Edmondson Street
John W. Pfaff
Grills
Marion County
Indianapolis Mta
Roger D. Branigin
Sunday Concert Series at First Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church announces three summer music programs in the church sanctuary at 7 30 Sundays open to the public Admission is free. June 22 features organist David Ramsey and tenor James King with Beverly Scott and Earl Scott. June 29 stars Leigh Ann Hudson and Earl Scott. July 13 closes with Mozart works including the Coronation Mass by musicians from Anderson area churches.
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First United Methodist Church
David Ramsey
James King
Ramsey
Anderson
King
Anderson College
Anderson Area
Teachers Home Sold To Presbyterian Church Of Indiana
The Indiana State Teachers Association sold its Greenwood Village home for retired teachers to the Indiana Presbyterian Church for 4.714 million dollars, 800 thousand below the 1963 construction cost. The 44 acre site on U S 31 in Greenwood will be run on a 4 a i a etait basis with federal funds sought for 174 new units.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Teachers Association
Indiana Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Village
U.S. 31
Greenwood
Robert H. Wyatt
ISTA
William L. Williams
Presbyterian Housing Program
Body Found in Gary Death Attributed to Blow and Stab Wounds
Gary police ruled Thermanna Alford's death a homicide after her body was found in a ditch. Coroner Alexander Williams reported a head blow and multiple stab wounds as the cause, the incident dated Sunday night in Gary Indiana.
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Gary
Ind
Thermanna Alford
Lake County
Alexander Williams
Alford
Anderson Teachers Retire After 1968 69 School Year
Twenty six educators in the Anderson Public School system retire at year end. The group totals 903 years of service to the community’s youth. Photo shows staff from various schools including MHJHS AHS and NSJHS with superintendent G E Ebbertt. several members noted as absent.
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Anderson
Anderson Public School
Margaret Barkley
Shadeland
Helen Edelen
MHJHS
Lela Kepner
Riley
Katherine Alexander
Westvale
Margaret Smith
Roosevelt
Aluva Brown
North Anderson
Virginia Vermillion
AHS
Esther Hartmann
Longfellow
G. E. Ebbertt
Elsie Carpenter
Franklin
Maude Coffin
NSJHS
Eva More
Russia Lacks Control As Red Talks Adjourn
Moscow closed its 13 day international Communist unity conference amid disunity and partial backing. The Soviet Union failed to secure unanimity as nine parties refused to endorse the final bland policy document. Boycotts by China Albania Yugoslavia North Vietnam North Korea Japan and Holland marked the gathering while Cuba and Sweden sent only observers. The final text was not disclosed despite a communique calling the event a major step in cohesion.
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Moscow
International Communist “Unity
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
China
Albania
Yugoslavia
North Vietnam
North Korea
Japan
Holland
Cuba
Sweden
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York Street
Scatterfield Road
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Mary Hoppes
Central Ave
Opal Bengtson
SSJHS
James V. Carroll
Sat
Summer Sizzler
Lucky, Buck
Borden
Korwyn
Apeuticals
Bob Rosburg
Kroger
America
Joing Storehain
ST. RD
Mounds Mall
Vitalis Dressine
Kodak Instamatic
Icamera
Electric
Sylvania
Argu
SupeRx Drugs, Inc
Russia
Red
Munique
Kremlin
Apolis
Sander
14Th
Jackson
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