College Aid Legislation Faces Church-State Controversy
UPI reports Kennedy college aid bill tied up by church state issues as conferees set to begin June 19. House favors grants and loans totaling 1.5 billion over five years, while the Senate leans to loans only. Opposition centers on direct aid to non public schools citing First Amendment concerns and fears of broader program retaliation.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
United Press International Washington
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Bethany Loyal Workers Dine and Plan Summer Events
The Bethany Loyal Workers held a noon carry in dinner in the church dining room with Ward Chambers leading the business session. Devotions were by Mrs. Ray Toppin as a large group attended, plus plans for a picnic August 12 at the Lawler home and a Bethany Bible School picnic in the parsonage woods.
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Bethany
Bethany Church
Ward Chambers
Ray Toppin
Kermit Pugh
Virgil Lawler
Garland Lawler
John Johnson
Mesdames Emer Hodson
Charles Johns
Wesley Scott
Chester Broadbent
Aretha German
Earl Schalk
Vern Porter
Gideon Johns
Cecil Johns
Madge Scott
Gary Swift
David Pugh
Alexandria Pike
Rex Scott
Aleta Scott
Donald Penrod
Colon
Mich
Chester Kreegar
Tom Lawler
Laverne Leffel
Donald Long
Bethany Bible School
Parsonage Woods
John Barger
John Smith
Lisa Lawler
Jeannie Leffel
Sandra Long
Valeria Barger
Jennifer Kreegar
Mary Lawler
Susie Smith
Jackie Leffel
Kent Kreegar
Steve Long
Mike Lawler
Tommy Leffel
Carlton Smith
Gary Kreegar
Steve Leffel
Elmo Dotson
Happy Family Home Demonstration Club
Rt. 1
Anderson
Hubert Edwards
Esther Circle of
Bethany Christian Church
College Corner Rd
Joe Swigart
Judy Carpenter
Tom Penrod
Ethel Tell To Host Jolly Gals July 3 Event
Mrs Ethel Tell will entertain for the Jolly Gals at her Bethany home on Tuesday evening July 3. Guests for the June meeting included Mrs Grace Myers and a social evening with refreshments served by the hostess. Also noted were visits from several local families and plans for July hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Woolf with co host Nathalee Brockman.
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Bethany
Ethel Tell
Grace Myers
Mesdames
Susie Branner
Elsie Broadbent
Betty Baker
Edna Poole
Vida Nottingham
Wendell Albaugh
Bethany Bible School
Ind. 9
North
Clarence Woolf
West Ninth Street
Nathalee Brockman
Kermit Pugh
Tom Wolf
Perry Hobbs
Dorothy Bagley
Albert Rediker
Doyle Severns
Ralph Imel
Pearl Bronnenberg
Janice Imel
Peggy Imel
Gary Imel
Walter Imel
Nondas Imel
Barbara Paulus
Chesterfield
Chester Kreegar
Jennifer
Joan Bassiri
Beth
Marjorie Mroz
Crushed Head Victim Fair In Middletown
Calvin Riley of Dietrichs Garage remained in fair condition at St. Johns Hospital Anderson after a June 11 accident when his head was crushed under a car being jacked. Other items note returns from Indiana and Florida travels and Adventist Camp meeting attendance in Cicero.
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Middletown
Calvin
Shorty) Riley
Dietrich
St. John’s Hospital
Anderson
Margaret Emswiller
Byron Emswiller
Indianapolis
Earl Goff
Winter Haven
Flo
Sylvester Smith Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Middletown
Relatives and friends gathered at Sylvester Smiths home in Middletown to mark his 93rd birthday. Attendees included family from Anderson Daleville Pendleton Rushville Logansport and Kansas with highlights from Middletown High School. A cake and ice cream were served and the Indiana section of the American Chemical Society met in Indianapolis where Robert Cannon received $200 in equipment for the high school lab as the Bob Richey Joe Jameson team posted the states best average. 71 attended the Pierce reunion in Daleville.
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Middletown
Sylvester Smith
Robert Smith
Fred Smith
Glen Pittsford
Tappan
Anderson
Byron Huff
Frank Smith
Daleville
Molly Tager
Pendleton
D. D. Hobbs
Rushville
Earl Grove
Robert Cannon
Middletown High School
Indiana
American Chemical Society
Indianapolis
Cannon
Bob Richey
Joe Jameson
Byron Rosch
Kansas
Maggie Landon
California
Wesley Heremfeld
Nebraska
Ursula Johnson
Logansport
Ind
Moonville Home Demonstration Club June Meeting Notice
Bethany Mrs Chester Broadbent hosted the Moonville Home Demonstration Club for a June meeting at 110 Vine St Chesterfield. Mrs Clarence Bowlin president led the business session and reports on Pur due Conference and Spring Luncheon. The lesson Freezing The Family s Food by Mrs James Jordan. Next meeting a picnic at Killbuck Park July 18 at noon. MLW Club hosted by Mrs Ralph Williams with pitch in dinner. A surprise party for Miss Nancy Wollam s fourteenth birthday at Rangeline Rd hosted by Miss Dianne Smith.
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Bethany
Chester Broadbent
Moonville
Vine St
Chesterfield
Clarence Bowlin
Manley Askren
Fred Cutler
Purdue
James Jordan
Charles Conrad
Len Houston
Virgil Lawler
Robert McNew
John Tway
Leland Vermiilion
Oliver Kiphart
Fred Cripps
Clem Presnell
Marsha Jordan
Killbuck Park
Ralph Williams
Vivian Smith
MLW
Farmers’ Home
Mesdames
Hazel Schalk
Mary Zeabart
Ruth Morgan
Vivian Long
Leo Fosner
Mary Lawler
Emma Houston
Elsie Broadbent
Cecil Lewellyn
Beatrice Rushton
Messames Pearl Hodson
Shelia Dunn
Dianne Smith
Rangeline Rd
Capital Guests At Warrington
Recent visitors to Mrs. Rachel Jordan of Warrington include Jim Jordan and family of Indianapolis Elsie Moore Alta West Mabel Ashby Billy and Charles Jordan Richard Redrick Violet Jordan. Corty Christian was in Cleveland visiting Mary Mobley now improving after surgery. Gene Jordan and daughters Violet Jordan joined a park visit in New Castle. Lewis Gray Jr and family called on Wayne Farrington in Alexandria. Cecil Carter Joseph Kellum and Lewis Lightner hosted recent evenings. Harry Harlan family have moved to Houston Texas.
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Shirley
Rachel Jordan
Warrington
Jimmie Jordan
Indianapolis
Elsie Moore
Alta West
Mabel Ashby
Billy
Charles Jordan
Richard Redrick
Violet Jordan
Corty Christian
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Mobley
New Castle
Cleveland Clinic
Gene Jordan
Lewis Gray Jr
Wayne Farrington
Alexandria
Cecil Carter
Joseph Kellum
Lewis Lightner
Harry Harlan
Houston
Texas
Golden Wedding Dinner Honors Married Fisher Couple
Middletown hosts a family dinner for the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Fisher of New Castle Indiana with numerous relatives and friends in attendance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Travis Greensburg and others from Yorktown Anderson Kokomo Fortville and more. White Union Aid Society met at Mrs. Herbert Jordan's home with prayers and devotions.
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Middletown
Lee Wood
D. C. Fisher
New Castle
Ind
Earl Travis
Greensburg
H. K. Williamson
Yorktown
Marvin Wood
Esta Fish
Anderson
David Wood
Kokomo
Lowell Chapman
Cecil Brown
White Union Aid Society
Herbert Jordan
Ida Poor
Nora Banker
Fred Shively
Fortville
Joe Bousley
Harold Fadely
Debbie
Floyd Hendricks
Harry Morrison
Sid Roney
Harold Yost
Wilkinson Aid Tours Capital
The Loyal Ladies Aid of the Wilkinson Church of Christ left Wilkinson by bus for a trip to Indianapolis. Sixteen members attended the outing to tour the Goodwill Industries chapel and plant and have lunch. Hostesses were Mrs. Lynn Peacock Mrs. Donald Smith and Mrs. Scottie Smith.
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Shirley
Ladies Aid
Wilkinson Church of Christ
Wilkinson
Indianapolis
Goodwill Industry
Lynn Peacock
Donald Smith
Scottie Smith
Don McDaniel
Near Wilkinson
Beverly Wright
Glen Jordan
White River State Park
Jordan Home
Ray Shull
Milners Corner
Delbert Reason
Earl Reason
Emery Kennedy
Pearl Harvey
Ernest Parris
Twinbrook
Philadelphia
Cecil Carter
Kenneth Bolton
Lapel
Robert Caldon
Kennard
Judy Allford
Keith White
Richard
Lake Shafer
Attend Ball Game In Cincinnati Ohio
Harlan Cor bin and family and Mr and Mrs Hart Bruce attended a recent ball game in Cincinnati Ohio. Keith Seybert has returned from Japan and is spending a leave at home. Family and friends visited during various gatherings including Mrs Oris Honnold and grandson bound for the U S Air Academy in Colorado.
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Middletown
Harlan Corbin
Hart Bruce
Cincinnati
Ohio
Keith Seybert
Japan
Oris Honnold
U.S. Air Academy
Colorado
William Reese
Bloomington
Fred Honnold Jr
Fred Honnold Sr
Pendleton
William Pugsley
Daleville
Cheryl Caldwell
John Seal
Anderson
Helen Hamilton
Herbert Pierce
District American Legion Auxiliary
Gaston
Eugene Lovett
Cletus Bronnenberg
Sally Scott
Toby Shoemaker
Harold Lovett
Earl Gustin
Raymond Pasko
Paul Markle
Pasko
Germany
Taxes show sales taxes outpacing personal income taxes
In Washington the balance of state revenue favors retail sales taxes over personal income taxes, with 35 states collecting sales taxes that, combined, exceed the 33 states imposing income taxes.
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Washington
Providence Manufacturer Demonstrates Fast Safety Pin Production
A Providence plant showcases a single machine producing safety pins at a rate of about 90 per minute. The innovation highlights efficiency improvements in small metal hardware manufacturing and could affect local industry dynamics.
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Providence
July Picnic Plans Spark Community GOP Club Meetings
The Women's Republican Club of Boone township and the Van Buren township Republican Club held meetings with multiple members and guests. Plans were made for a July picnic at Mildred Baldwin's home, with Ada McMahan and Pauline Hasty among attendees and organizers noted.
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Summitville
Women’s Republican Club
Boone Township
Beulan McMillen
Bertha Swaim
Deloris Swaim
Karen
Edith Brown
Blanch Bogue
Bertha Lemeron
Lola Bushong
Lela Stephenson
Catherine Huston
Esta Vinson
Ada. McMahan
van Buren Township
Republican Club
Pauline Hasty
Fionia Reed
Golda Crull
Elsie Overshiner
Hasty
Elsie Garrett
Mildred Badwin
Ethylene Maynard
Merrel Shock
Ethel Schultz
Faye Cunningham
Pearl Latchaw
Essie Garrett
Mildred Baldwin
Goldie Crull
Franie Reed
Bethany Christian Church Notes June Events
Bethany Christian Church schedules a Sunday School picnic June 24 in the Parsonage woods after the Bible School hour. At 3 p.m. a deed presentation by Madge and Cecil Johns will follow at the future church site on Cross Street and Rangeline Road. Fathers Day was observed June 17 during Bible School. The Daily Vacation Bible School runs June 20–22 with a 7:30 p.m. program on the 22nd, including work displays.
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Bethany
Bethany Christian Church
Parsonage Woods
Cross St
Rangeline Rd
Madge
Cecil Johns
Bethany Daily Vacation Bible School
State St
James Hiles
Dorcas Circle of Bethany Christian Church
Doyle Severns
Cafe Y Flores Hosts Garden Club Meeting at Dixon Home
Mrs. Lloyd Dixon hosted the Cafe Y Flores Garden Club at her Alexandria Pike home with attendees including Kenneth Stephenson Edna Garrison Herschell Roberts Ralph Stum Leland Vermillion Earl Hartman Ada Jessup and Edward Hartman. Other visitors from Huntington Indianapolis and College Corner joined activities and a Fathers Day program was presented by the Pet and Hobby Club chaired by Mrs. Charles Conrad.
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Robert Reed
Judy
Phillip Kreegar
Greg
James Reed
Indianapolis
Richland Township Farm Bureau
College Corner School
Maurice Bousman
Charles Lawler
Paul Jessup
Marsha Jordan
Diane Jessup
Jill Conrad
Dale Conrad
Ted Jessup
Timmy Jessup
Charles Conrad
Bee Pensin
Paper Money Costs Pennies to Produce for U S Treasury
Washington report explains that paper currency costs about one cent per bill to manufacture by the U S Treasury. The finding highlights cost efficiency in currency production and its impact on government expenses.
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Washington
U. S. Treasury
Rug Hooking Bee Draws Local Women to Alexandria Event
Mrs George Vandergrift and other women attended an old fashioned hooking bee at the 4 H building in Alexandria. Rugs were on display, demonstrations were led by Mrs D L Voke of Anderson and class members, and refreshments served to 42 participants.
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Middletown
George Vandergrift
Earl Myers
Howard Reddington
Dan Scothern
Alexandria
D. L. Voke
Anderson
Nora Banker
Honey Creek
Henry County Hospital
Terry Stephens
Orville Belcher
James Stephens
Sam Hodson
Orville Heagy
E. V. Ratliff
Small U.S. cities with renewal plans mostly under 50 thousand
In about 60 percent of the nearly 500 cities with federally aided urban renewal plans the population is under 50 000. The figure highlights the scale of towns affected by renewal efforts.
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Washington
United States
Twyla Brewer Graduates From Indiana Medical Assistants Institute
Miss Twyla Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Dur ward Brewer has graduated from the Indiana Medical Assistants Institute. Attending the capping and graduation ceremonies in Indianapolis were Miss Virginia Houchin Mrs Tammy Hedrick Miss Dixie Campbell Janet Wisehart and Mr and Mrs Dur ward Brewer and daughter Sheila. Refreshments honored the birthday of Mrs Anna Mae Anderson at Mechanicsburg home.
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Shirley
Twyla Brewer
Durward Brewer
Indiana Medical Assistants Institute
Indianapolis
Virginia Houchin
Tammy Hedrick
Dixie Campbell
Anderson
Janet Wisehart
Yorktown
Sheila
Anna Mae Anderson
Mechanicsburg
Sam Thompson
Cadiz
Gladys Willis
Tilden Lipp
Greg Warner
Gerald Kiser
St. Mary's
Lima
Ohio
Owenton
Robert Landram
Charles McClarnon
Gertrude
Greenfield
Marie Cox
Rail lines show U S tally below world total
The United States possesses about one third of the globe's railway mileage, highlighting its dominant but not total share of global rail infrastructure.
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U. S
YMCA Daily Schedule of Meetings and Swims
The list shows the Christian Business Men's Club and various groups meeting at noon including Cemetery Board and Salvation Army. It also lists multiple swim sessions for women and girls, plus open swims for boys and men in the afternoon and evening slots.
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Christian Business Men’s Club
Cemetery Board
Salvation Army
Lady Lions
State and Local Public Spending Focused on Schools Charities and Highways
Washington figures show school districts charities and highway projects consume about two thirds of state and local public spending. The analysis highlights budget shares by category and the impact on local services.
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Washington—School
Jehovah's Witnesses conclude Logansport ministerial training
Seventeen congregations from north central Indiana completed a three day program in Logansport. Of 1034 attendees for the main talk on Sunday afternoon Who Will Rule the World, 150 came from the Anderson congregation. Principal speaker was Raymond L. Anderson of New York City.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Northcentral
Indiana
Logansport
Anderson
Marvin E. Howe
Raymond L. Anderson
New York City
Powell & Dorste Inc Closed for Vacation Notice
Powell and Dorste Inc states it is closed for vacation and will resume business on June 25, providing a clear reopening date for customers and suppliers.
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Powell & Dorste, Inc
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