Nixon urges conservatives liberals unite for GOP strength
Nixon told the Miami Beach conference that conservatives alone or liberals alone can not beat opponents. He urged a united GOP and warned the 1963 convention fueled division harmed the party while noting the 1985 event avoided such disarray despite contests for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UIP
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon
Miami
National Young, Republican Convention
Pracare Nixon
County Boys Submit Entries For Car Contest
Several boys from Madison County enter the 1965 Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild model car contest. Local participants include Ter L Thompson Greg D Thompson James Faust Mike Alexander Keith Holmes Seth St Elbert Hardy Randy Pierce Stephen Willis and others from Anderson. Judges will assess entries in junior and senior divisions as regional and state awards total cash prizes up to 150 to 230. The judging runs June 21 for four weeks with professional GM stylists and Detroit area industrialists judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Fisher Body
RF. Faust
Mike ©. Alexander
W. 4Th St
Keith A. Holmes
Seth
Elbert E. Hardy
E. 55Th
Ranty S. Pierce
Rt. 3
Stephen Willis
Robinswood Lane
Anderson
Xe Yeung Model Builders’ S
General Motors Styliatists
Detroit Area
Indusarts Imetrnetare
Tom
van Sickle
Kansas
Young Republicans
Nixon
Sue State
Summitville Water Co Sold to Indiana Water Corp
The Public Service Commission approved the sale of Summitville Water Co to Indiana Water Corp for 30000. Planned improvements valued over 70000 include treatment facilities and meters with rate increases to be allowed after completion later this year. The prior owners Warner Morgan Rosalind Morgan and Wilhelmina Levine will transfer control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Frrs Iday
Summitville Water Co
Indiana Water Corp
Wabash
PSC
Indianas
Bulletin-Herald
Wilhelmina Levine
Wea
Madison Heights Junior High Honors Sevenths and Eighth Grades
Randall BE principal announces MHJHS seventh and eighth grade honor rolls. Seventh Grade includes Superior Honor Roll members Carol Bollinger Evie Robbins and numerous students with Special Mention and Honor Roll status. Eighth Grade lists Superior Honor Roll recipients Helen Anny Bauer Becky Flowers Gary Hoover Robert Shoemaker with Special Mention and Honor Roll recipients across the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall BE
King
Prancicipal
Madison Heights Junior High School
Carol Bol
Llinger
Evie Robbins
Nancy Durham
iChecyl Herisz
Debbie Sudd
Mark Ale ‘Shire
Connie Breedlove
Debbie ‘Burn
Landa Canine
Darlene iChambers
Bob Childs
Nancy Cooper
David Cratch
Suzanne Day
Jo Arlene Derr
Carolyn Derringer
Paul Donnelson
Brad Donnelly
Lee Ann Edwards
Kim ‘Ely
Gail Esche
Linda Ferguson
Patty Fischer
Robert Fox
Gary Gates
Linda Gibson
Eric Russell Hall
Ricky Hall
Susan Harrison
Larry Hendricks
Stephanie Hofer
John, Jenkins
Don Jessup
Marciai Judd
Mike Kinerk
Betty Knott
Mike Kramer
Bill Kruger
Vicki Kuhn
Bruce Leader
Susan Maddy
Jerry Matthews
Larry Matthews
Betty McColfour
Geoffrey McGillen
Sara McMahan
Gary Meeker
Janet Meyer
Laura Miller
Pam Miller
Mike Moore
Lorri Neale
David Norris
Betty Ogles
Jeanette Ogler
Connie Price
Kathryn Sellers
Carol Seulan
Roger Shiness
Lorri Stilwagon
Karen Stinson
Kathy Swaim
Ricky Walker
Scott Webb
Mary Joe Whitehead
Robert Willoughby
Letitia Withers
John Yates
Jean Zirkleback
Darla Zimmerman
Caral Zuber
Helen Anny Bauer
Becky Flowers
Gary Hoover
Robert Shoemaker
Linda Knotts
Judy Mosley
Toni Apgar
Bob Bender
Linda Breedlove
Steve Buck
Dan Case
Geroge Chamberlin
Marsha Royer
Ellen Schlossberg
Lynda Sears
Rebecca Stuart
Charles Talbert
Janie Thomas
Pamela Travis
Bob Whitesel
Janet Williams
Carmen Williamson
Debbie Wood
Susie Yates
Donna Yutzy
Kevin Ziekle
Michele Zuck
Indiana doctors honored and a Purdue professor linked to a fatal incident
Dr. Dennison of Indianapolis, a cardiology figure with ties to Indiana University Medical School, is described as a prolific writer and speaker at church gatherings. The report also notes Phil Meyers and Phil Faris as finalists for Hoosier Boys State honors, while recounting a Purdue crime case involving a former professor, a .357 Magnum pistol, and the discovery of two bodies nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American College of Cardiology
Indiana University Medical School of Indianapolis
49Th Street Christian Church
Indianapolis
Dennison
Johnstown
N.Y
Hamilton College
Cornell University Medical College
American College of ‘Physicians
American College’ ‘of Chest Physicians
Americans College of Cardiology
American College of Angiology
Faris
Phil Meyers
Angola
Graham
Indiana University
Phil Faris
Anderson
Madison Heights High School
Astronauts in Orbit and Tax Changes Mentioned
The report notes a plan to launch unmanned Titan 3C missions within three years and discusses taxes including an air conditioner tax to be eliminated retroactively while excise taxes on alcohol, cigarettes, gasoline, tires, and highway program items remain. It mentions a sunny weekend forecast for Indiana and potential showers midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indiana
Johnson
Congress
Poe Elected to National Committees and Reform Council
Poe from Grant County Indiana was elected to the national budget committee and the national by laws committee. The General Assembly elected three members to the Executive Council for five years Rev Frank A Towers Rev Everett Minkler and Rev Evans B Marshall. Other results include Mel White and Rev J David Grubbs to the Radio and Television Commission and multiple clergy named to commissions on Christian Higher Education Social Coin and Program and Pulpit Consent fees. Poe has long served in national Church of God work and led Missouri ministry efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Que Tex
T Margnan
Leroy Fulton
Drexel
N.C
General Assembly
Frank A. Towers
Franklin
Pat
Everett Minkler
Pasadena
Calif
Evans B. Marshall
Brooklyn
N.Y
Radio and Television
Rev. Poe
Grant County
Ind
Roseburg
Brookings
S. D
Chicago
Peery St. Church of God
Kansas City
Church of God
National Budget Committee
Executive Council
Missouri
Europe
Air Force to pursue manned laboratory program
The Defense Department is expected to authorize the Air Force to develop a manned laboratory launched from a house trailer, with the booster and payloads aiding multiple programs. The project aims to accelerate ongoing military space research and related initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Defense Department
Manned Laboratory
Titan 3D Launch Advances Military and Scientific Payloads
A Titan 3D rocket launch on Friday sparked widespread momentum for a network of 24 communications satellites. The plan includes swift global military messaging, reconnaissance, navigation, and a lunar payload package of nine experiments to probe the moon’s surface. The televised ignition and countdown delivered dramatic confirmation of the program’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titan 3D
Scientife
B52s Scatter Viet Cong Concentration As Bombing Continues
Pentagon reports indicate three Viet Cong killed and 16 captured as B52s dropped about 1 500 bombs near a forest stronghold. Ground follow up damaged or destroyed barracks, rice stores, and tunnels while reconnaissance probes seek additional casualties.
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Pace
Ssqeege
al Woolbert
Anports
Frank Spencer
Ben Cat
Indianapolis
Judge Ratliff
Pentagon
Saigon
Washington
Vie Cong
Long Nguyen
U.S
Court Restricts School Districts in Central Madison County Case
The Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County faces court limits on its power after a judge barred interference by school corporations. Paul E. Schrenker, attorney for the reorganization committee, called restraining another judge a highly unusual move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Paul E. Schrenker
Reorganization Committee
Court hearing set to preserve status quo in Metro District case
Mr. Spencer welcomed the court scheduling a hearing and said the move preserves the status quo. He noted plaintiffs sought a restraining order arguing the plan is legal. A venue change moved the case from Madison County Circuit Court to New Castle court at the patrons' lawyers request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Smith
Madison County Circuit Court
New Castle Court
Metro District
Minimum Wage Provisions Tangle With Food Lodging Allowances
The board grapples with wage rules for busboys and other occupations. Employers may credit 25 to 50 cents for meals and up to 35 cents daily for uniforms. Lodging in pay can be $1 daily or more per week or month, if written contracts align with board rules and do not exceed 50 cents per hour.
LBJ Outline Tax Cuts and Automatic Refunds Plan
President LBJ spoke about continuing tax reductions and stock refunds for merchants to stock floor inventories. He noted repeals on July 1 for safe deposit boxes bowling alleys billiard tables and coin operated amusements, with further cuts slated for December and January affecting club dues auto parts light bulbs tobacco cabaret admissions and entertainment taxes.
Fatally Stricken John Russell Leer Dies at 65
John Russell Leer 65 of 2512 Fowler St died at home after a heart attack Friday at 1 pm. Native of Anderson born April 10, 1900, he retired from the Delco Remy Division as an engineer of packaging and handling. Survived by widow Golda Mre Leer two children Vivian Marie Toombs Anderson Evelyn Alice Morrison Griffith a sister Valera Whiteman Brooklyn N Y a half brother William Freestone Anderson and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Baker Brothers Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell Leer
Fowler St
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Alexandria Masonic Lodge
Golda Mre Loer
Vivian Marie Toombs
Evelyn
Alice Morrison
Griffith
Alonzo Lewis 86 dies after long illness in Anderson
Alonzo Lewis 86 of 1522 Nichol Ave retired farmer died at Community Hospital after several years illness. Surviving wife Mae son Myron Lewis of Anderson two step-daughters five grandchildren and seven step great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Sunday Ballard and Shirey Funeral Home Middletown officiated by Rev Edwin McClarnon. Burial Mechanicsburg Cemetery. Friends may call after noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Lewis
Nichol Ave
Community
Middletown
Mae
Myron Lewis
Anderson
Ballard and Shirey
Edwin McClarnon
Middletown Methodist Church
Mechanicsburg
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Funeral rites are set for Arlie Ratliff 5 of Knightstown to be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Condo and Sea Funeral Home with Rev Larry Shaver officiating Burial will follow in Harlan Cemetery He was a retired farmer and died in Columbia Maryland after a short illness Surviving are two sons Wayne Ratliff Philadelphia and Ward Ratliff Knightstown two grandchildren six great grandchildren and his wife Hattie died last December
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Arlie Ratlulf Wilkinson
Arlie Ratliff
Knightstown
Kennard
Condo and Sea
Larry Shaver
Wilkinson [Methodist Church
Harlan
D.C
South Carolina
Wayne Ratliff
Philadelphia
Ward Ratliff
Hattie
Local Teachers Join BSU Summer Workshop at Ball State
Anderson teachers are among 14 participants in a two week workshop on Super vision of Instruction at Ball State University in Muncie from June 14 to 25. Dr. Charles Shinman is listed as associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Diana K. Johnson
Nile Myers
Anderson
Ball State University
Charles Shinman
Associ
Ex GOP leader Byron Young dies in Indiana
Byron C. Young, 75, longtime Tippecanoe County Republican chairman, died Wednesday night in Lafayette Indiana. Services are planned for Saturday. He led the county party for years and was a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette, Ind
UPI
Byron C. Young
Tippecanoe County
Republican
Traffic Toll under death sentence for deputy slay
A Marion County deputy sheriff was killed when struck by a car driven by Raymond Guffey in New Castle. The child who died, Robert Correll aged 3 of New Castle, was fatally injured after chasing a ball into a busy street. Dora Boggs died from injuries in Lima after a June 8 event. An embassy protest in Manila drew about 2000 demonstrators burning an Uncle Sam effigy.
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Indiana
Marion County
Robert Correll
New Castle
Raymond Guffey
NewCastle
New Castle Street
Dora Boggs
Fort Wayne
U.S
Manila
UPI
Uncle Sam
South
Viet Nam
Republic of Ecuador
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Ter' ‘L. Thompson
W. J
Thenathan Ha
Fisher Body Motors
Barry WM. Goldwater
Citizens For Goldwater Committee
Lima, Ohio
Summitville Water Company
Chesterfield Spiritualist Camp
Maury and Phyll Cronberger
Chesterfield
Spiritualist Camp
Russia
Quebec
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Ken
Carpenter
West Lafayette
Purdue
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
New York University
Roosevelt University
Grace Baptist Church
W. Hartman Rd. Anderson
Don Camp
Dad
Jay
Decis
Rama
Jesus Christ
Vin Glace
Mem
Poe
Mighty Titan
Pantin
den Dawn
Cont
Redor
Nichol
Burger Chef
Werd
Gecor
Imrs
Laura Shuster
Laura May Shuster
Jefferson St
Ball Memorial Hospital
Hardin County
Ohio
Urbana
East Lynn Christians Church
Harry
Kenneth Ziegler
Fresh Meadows
Lloyd Shuster
Dayton
Harold Shuster
Stewart, Fla
Carl Swanigan
Kenton
Ethel Houden-shield
Springfield
Andate
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Russell Deitch
Awo
Lynn Church
Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery
Angela Foster
Angela Louise Foster
James and
Louise Foster
Halford St
Riley Hospital
Diane Marie
James Gibbs
Susie McCall
Wetumphy
Berlin
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
L.C. May
William Roseborough
Wallace Temple Ame Zion Center
Erlin Air Safety Center
ADN
P. Aborlace Lee
Schmith
Tipton
Warren Spangle
Eve Purvis
Lchmith
Spangle
Miss Purvis
West Germany
Hubert Butler
Lafayette
Gary
South Bend
Terre Haute
Evansville
Seymour At & P
Oth
UPD
North
Ar Force
Maj
Lawrence N. Guarino
Frederick Penfold
Hornell
Ane Daley
Washington Edgewood
John Daley
Miss Johnson
Euclid Dr
Myers
Irving Way
Central Avenue School
Madison
BSU
Broadway SE
Citizens Bank
J. C. Hoover
Christ
Hartman Road
Anderson, Indiana
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