GOP Legislator Criticizes Hughes Fund Transfers
Elkhart Indiana State Rep. Eldon F Lundquist a Republican banker and Senate candidate criticized State Treasurer Robert E Hughes for shifting about 3.4 million dollars in state funds to different banks. Lundquist noted his bank lost 191000 in non interest paying funds and called the move a blatant misuse of public funds for political purposes. He backed efforts to curb treasury power amid broad discussion of national and regional issues in the article.
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Eldon F. Lundauist
Indiana Senate
Robert E. Hughes
Lundquist
St. Joseph
U.S
Taxpayer Silions 3 Association
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Galaxon
Indianapolis
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Sinplyl Bankers’ Group
Quist
Hughes
Copenhagen
UPI
Ofae
Warng
Judy Garland
Jupiter
South Korea
Tokyo
United Nations
United Children
Lorna
Joseph
Fina Joseph
Amer
Dlanet
Parklican
Mark Herron Blan
Chung Hee
Fire marshal reforms to be enacted by executive order
Indiana Governor Welsh plans an executive order to speed fire marshal reforms after the state fair tragedy. The order creates two new bodies to review personnel, policies, and appeals from orders, while actions move ahead without waiting for the legislature.
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Indianapolis
Welsh
Indiiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Emmitt Cox
Chicago
Indiana Fire Marshal's Office
Or Lafayette
Indiana University
Luther S’. Berren
Midland
Mich
Purdue University
Berhenke
Sapulpa
Okla
Cox
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Anchorage
Aleu
Kian
Asia
Advisory Committee Evaluates Permanent Appeal Board
A advisory committee reviews whether to establish a permanent appeal board by legislative action. It will also assess if a larger staff is needed and how to train volunteer, industrial, or paid firefighters without a current training program under the Fire Marshal's Personnel Act.
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Fire Marshal's
Free groceries for topless dress shopper joke inspires birthday memory
In Resolven Wales Ben Richards offered free groceries to a topless dress first lady customer. Catherine Jones, the druggist's daughter, entered with a shopping basket and list, and Richards paid for her topless dress. she later remembered a birthday party she will long recall, now aged 3.
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Wales
Ben Richards
Catherine Jones
Richards
Miss Jones
Mexico City
Mexico
Tlaloc
Chapultepec
Quebec
Lat ‘Val University
Jean Cruvelier
New Delhi
India
Communist Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Venice
Palace of the Doges
Canal City
Renato Castellani
Federal Judge Clears Demonstrators From Chicago Courthouse
U.S. District Court Judge William J. Campbell ordered and supervised the removal of about 22 people who blocked the federal building in Chicago. Marshals and police escorted the group four floors down and out after they refused to disperse from a sit-in outside the U.S. attorney's office. The protest targeted violence in Mississippi and broader Vietnam era tensions.
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ElCvalcie
U.S. District Court
Campbell
Federal Building
Chicago
UPI
Mississippi
U.S
William J. Campbell
Wiliam V. Hanrahan
Chilcago
Savings Bond Sales Up in Madison County May Report
John Kellegge chair of the Madison County Savings Bonds Committee reports May sales at 714 817 dollars versus 549 660 last year. Statewide May sales total 9 715 581 dollars, down 18.6 percent from May 1963. Fifteen of ninety two counties showed gains. The Ming Dynasty in China lasted almost 300 years.
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John Kellegge
Madison County
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
China
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