Senate votes to double food stamp outlay to 750 million
The Senate approved raising the food stamp program authorization from 340 million to 750 million for the year starting July 1. The vote was by voice with no recorded nays. Senator McGovern called the sum inadequate but supported it as a temporary emergency measure. Senator Holland supported the higher ceiling, preferring 610 million next year but backing the authorization to allow possible higher use.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Spessard L. Holland
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Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee
McGovern
Agriculture Department
Holland
Purdue Flunks 800 at Lafayette and Regional Campuses
Purdue University reports sophomores spearheaded a large dropout wave last semester. About 75 students at the Lafayette campus and 325 at regional campuses flunked out. More than 20 of those students were among 221 arrested in a spring Memorial Union camp-in demonstration.
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Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Memorial Union
Lions International to Open Asia Convention in Tokyo
W. R. Bryan of Doylestown Ohio announced the Lions International 52nd annual meeting will open in Tokyo with a downtown parade by about 5000 members. Organizers expect up to 45000 attendees from 145 nations over the four day convention.
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Tokyo
UPI
Lions International
Asia
W. R. Bryan
Doylestown
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers in Summitville District
Delores F. Sappenfield transfers property to Richard C. Ashton Florence L. Ashton Troy E. Pike and Donna G. Pike in Summitville.
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Delores F. Sappenfield
Richard C
Florence L. Ashton
Troy E
Donna G. Pike
Summitville
Name Change Request in Madison Circuit Court
Kip Wayne Gibbs seeks to change his name to Kip Wayne Smith with a hearing set for September 2, 1969 in Madison Circuit Court. The notice appears in Madison County records as part of a 1969 legal docket.
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Madison
Madison Circuit Court
Kip Wayne Gibbs
Kip Wayne Smith
Byer & Gans
Joan Bashaw Grege
Jennie Ethelene Garretson
Anderson
Alpha E. Byrum
Superior Court
Madison County
Indiana
Joan Bashaw Gregg
Whitcomb names five to Indiana Public Accountancy Board
Governor Whitcomb announced a new five member Indiana State Board of Public Accountancy replacing the former board. CPAs George E. Greene Eugene Kelley and Merlin M Bailey join with James Hedden and Cecil Smith to fill terms. A separate Public Accountants Administrative Committee was named with Robert L. Marshall Alvin H. Huth and Harold Weaver serving terms.
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Indiana State Board of Public Accountancn
State Board of Certified Public Accountants
Cpas
Public
George E. Greene
Linton
Eugene Kelley
Evansville
Merlin M. Bailey
Indianapolis
Kelley
Bailey
CPA
Greene
James Hedden
Accountants Administrative Committee
State Board of Public Accountancy
Public Accountancy
Literary Club Closes Season With Dinner and Show
Shirley society notes recount Lilac Literary Club year end dinner at Peach's Steak House in Anderson and a June meeting with queen of the week Diana Ellison. Also reported are Larrison reunion at Pokagon State Park, Methodist conference attendance, family gatherings, new birth at St John’s Hospital, and a note on skunk cabbage’s odor.
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Lilac Literary Club
Peach's
Anderson
Essie Sipe
Barbara Burres
Connie Shipley
Don Burres
Very Hanes
Mary Collier
Roberta Carr
Georgiana Rigney
Klarose Cupp
Olive Barton
Freda Collier
Aliene Shipley
Barbara Paske
Esther Cook
Diana Ellison
Vivian Jones
Larrison
Pokagon State Park
Angola
Jerry Kaufman
Indianapolis
Ralph Kaufman
Gladys Kaufman
Dale
Duane Doolittle
Carol
James Hertel
Edwin Pasko
Southern Indiana United Methodist Conference
Bloomington
Howard Simmons
William Young
Florida
DeWayne Jessup
Kay
Lynn Wilkinson
Leo Stephens
New Castle
Charles Holden
Jim Simmons
Omer Jessup
Leon Stephens
Veedersburg
Raymond Pasko
St. John’s Hospital
Mabel Pritchard
Indiana Woman Rescued After Flash Flood In Kentucky
Eunice Walker 55 Indianapolis was found in a tree near Petroleum Kentucky recovering from exposure and shock after a flash flood swept away her parents home in Allen County. Authorities fear the Andersons are missing with more rain forecast and flood waters still rising in the region. Lt Gov Ford toured the area and asked for federal disaster aid while placing National Guard on standby for cleanup.
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Scottsville, Ky
UPI
Eunice Walker
Indianapolis
Walker
Petroleum
Anderson
Allen County
Andersons
Kentucky
Wendell Ford
Louis M. Nunn
Switzerland
Ford
National Guard
Soviet War Shell Kills Three Children in Seoul Suburb
In Seoul suburb, a Soviet made artillery shell left over from the Korean War exploded killing three children and injuring others. Police say the youngsters found the shell in a river bed where it had rested since the war.
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Seoul
UPI
All 69 Color TV Closeouts Announced for Anniversary Sale
Frank Krall's runs a nationwide sale offering savings of up to 40 percent on 69 color TV models during its anniversary event. Customers urged to shop early as stock limits apply and prices display large discounts.
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Frank Krall
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