Branigin names 14 member board for police training
Indiana Governor Branigin forms a 14 member policy board and a four member advisory council to implement mandatory training for all local and county police. State Police Supt. Robert A. O Neal to chair the board and push for a state academy this year. Board includes chiefs, sheriffs, bankers, educators, a physician, and a journalist. Advisory group features Father James P. Higgins, Attorney General John J. Diklon, Dr. Robert Forney, and FBI official James Neagel. First meeting set for early next week.
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Municipal League
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Highland
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Emery M.’ Bunnell
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Banker
Daniel T. Vera
Walter Helmke
Fort Wayne
Allen County
John W. Minnick
West Lafayete
Indianapolis “Eld
FBI
Port Work Bids Studied In Indianapolis
The Indiana Port Commission studies bids on the final port construction project with plans to award contracts this week. The work must align with ongoing Lake Michigan waterway construction being carried out by Peter Kewl Sons, Inc., Omaha, and related firms.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Port Commission
Lake Michigan
Bu Waterway
Peter Kewl Sons
Ince
Omaha
Annual 4 H Fair Dates Set for August in Madison County
The Madison County 4 H Association announced the Silver Jubilee Madison County 4 H Fair will run August 7 to 12 at the 4 H Grounds Beulah Park Alexandria with daily judging of exhibits and evening attractions including a talent contest The 1967 Queen will be crowned Monday evening. Forest McMahan is 4 H Association president and John Carver leads the Alexandria Kiwanis Club County Extension agents will assist.
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Alexandria
Peereoean ‘Air Nintly
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Absanca Kiwanis Club
Forest McMahan
Alexandria Kiwanis Club
John Carver
Seay Slams
Gertpott Sall Y
Elaine Gerkepott
Aula’ Stohler
Colu
Myasthenia Gravis Chapter Highlight in Madison County
Editor's note profiles the Madison County Chapter of the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, a key United Fund beneficiary. It explains the disease as serious muscle weakness, its history, and the chapter's role in aiding victims and supporting research.
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Myasthenia Gravis Foundation
United Fund
Madison County United Fund
Madison County
Rights Safeguard Drops Anti riot Bill in House Move
Washington AP reports House Judiciary Committee stripped a civil rights provision from antiriot legislation amid debate over federal protection for Negroes. The action breaks a linked package as backers warn that the anti riot measure will pass, while civil rights language faces hurdles separate from the bill.
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House Judiciary Committee
Antiriot
Thenia Gravis
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Judiciary
Wilt
Free Fair Treasurer Reports Activity and Classes Start
The Free Fair treasurer cites profits used to improve Grands and facilities at Athletic Park while outlining a yearlong activity report. Adult Basic Education classes begin July 5 in Anderson with seven sessions weekly, serving 18 and older learners through three grade levels.
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Anderson
G. E. Ebbertt
Frank N. Nealis
Crbitons
Nealis
May's Park
Me’ ‘Morial
Referee Sees Players On Knees During Memorial Minute
In Sofia Bulgaria a referee bent to tighten his shoelace and saw all 22 players and linesmen on their knees as he stood up. The scene prompted speculation that a memorial minute was being observed amid confusion and news agency reports in Sofia.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Yorktown sewer worker dies in cave in
Archie B. Prince, 36, of 2113 Nelle St Anderson, died after a cave-in at Old River Rd near the Yorktown school. Walls 13 feet high collapsed trapping him under three feet of dirt while he worked on a sewer excavation for Stable Bros Construction Co. Prince, born March 31 1981 in Gholson Miss, moved to Anderson in 1961 from Omaha Neb. Survived by widow Eucy van Prince a son Anthony De three daughters Jack Queline Shirley Joan and Yo eda Cornelia a step daughter Cassandra O Bannon his parents Virle and five brothers Tom Lewis John Enos of Omaha and James in U S Army. Body taken to L C May Funeral Home arrangements pending.
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Yorktown School
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John Enos
Omaha
James
U. S. Army
L. C. May Funeral Home
Building permits issued for recreation center and supermarket
Lording to City Building Inspect or C. E. Brown two permits total 336,292 in estimated costs. A 38,292 recreation center for Anderson Au to Workers at 2025 Hill crest spans 1900 square feet engineered by Don Gwinnup and to be built by union workers. R. W. Construction breaks ground on Holiday Plaza a 115,600 square feet supermarket at St. Rd. 109 opposite Mounds Myrick. concrete stone structure contracted by Les er 5, New for an estimated 296,000.
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Hillcrest
Don Gwinnup
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St. Rd
Mounds Myrick
Leser 5, New
Federal standards set for highway safety aid
Washington officials outlined 13 uniform highway safety standards for states to meet to qualify for federal funds. The plan emphasizes progress by Dec 31, 1968, with mandatory motor vehicle inspections, driver education, reexamination every four years, and strict alcohol limits. The program aims for uniform safety rules while allowing pilot programs and flexibility during rollout.
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Wates
Ederal
Secretary of ‘Transportation
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Boyd
Ederal Boyd
William Haddon — Jr
National
Fladden
Fordults
Madison County Rally Plans Parade for Vietnam Service
The SOS committee met at UAW-CIO Local 663 Hall to organize an August 19 parade in Anderson with bands from Elwood Chesterfield Alexandria Frank ton Lapel and Yorktown. Grand marshal Fred Welker will lead the march from 6th Street and Broadway to Athletic Park.
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Foe
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Rusell Welch
Dorothy Cook
Jonnie Blanchard
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9Th St
Athletic Park
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Tax Increase Might Exceed First Figures
Senate Economic Committee hears cautious talk on a tax hike. Ackley defends January position, while Proxmire cautions against premature conclusions. He notes inflation risks, unemployment rise, shorter work week, and lower plant use as indicators to monitor before a decision.
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Ackley
Safeguard Prosperity Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Secretary Gromyko Split Over Mideast Talks
NEW YORK UPI Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a long summit aiming at a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Rusk said progress was shown but deep differences remain over core positions. He noted further steps at Geneva to finalize language while Vietnam and Mideast issues linger unresolved.
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UPD
Dean Rusk
Andrei. Gromyko
Rusk
Gromyko
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Vietnam
Adrian Fisher
U.S. Disarmament Agency
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Mening
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Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Malcolm Toon
State Department
Alexander Akalovsky
Mideast
Egypt curbs attacks on Belgrade amid tensions
An Egyptian government spokesman urged the press to halt rude attacks on President Johnson and to stop calling for a new war against Israel while criticizing army officers, according to a Yugoslav reporter on Tuesday.
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Yugoslavia
Ritio
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Agreement Ends Litigation Over School Site Move
Madison Grant United School Corp. reaches settlement with Duck Creek Boone and Green Township patrons. The board approves a new high school site near Ind 9 entered with an $115,956 payment to Everett Brown architect. Judge Bluffton ruled for the district in one case. another is to be dismissed on vacation return.
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Cee Sed
Distriet
Morin
John Js. Bluffton
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Grant Circuit
Duck- Boone Township
Green Township
John Beaucham
Wabash
Morrnsaye
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