Justices End Question About Tax Evasion
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a Indiana income tax case, addressing whether extensions for filing an income tax return affect the statute of limitations for prosecution. The decision involved Arnold Fraiy Jas Schrozzing and W. W. Kimball Co figures in Evansville, with charges of tax evasion and aiding in false returns. The court noted conflicting prior rulings and an ongoing debate over filing extensions and the applicable time limit.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
High Court
Arnold Fraiy
Jas
Jerome M. Schrozzing
Evansville
Fie
Gordonvalte Manufacturing Co
W. W. Kimball Co
Habig
Aru Schrotzing
Ball Companies
Angus
Treasury Dept Probe Cites Fed Employee Tipoff Trade
Report cites a Federal Reserve employee who allegedly provided advance information on a 25 billion dollar U S note sale to stock brokers seeking profits. A Justice Department inquiry is underway while lawmakers demand a full investigation. buyers involved were not named and the Fed declined comment.
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Wasrington
UPR
Treasurys Department
Federal Reserve
U.S
Stock Exchange
Treasury Department
LI Department
Geneva
Iice
Justice Department
Model UN Features Vietnam And Money Model UN
Indiana high school students at Ander Ison College host a Model United Nations assembly with topics including UN settlements in Vietnam and international monetary reform. Co chairs Carl Maga Vir ging Joa Smith Drexel NC note campus sponsors plan a mock UN setup replicating the New York headquarter scene.
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Maren
United Nation General] Assembly
Indiana High School
Ander Ison College
United Nations Settlement
Vietnam
Carl Maga
Ging
Joa
Smith
Drexel
Lauche Gymnasion
New York City
The
World Organization
Model United Nations Conference Engages Indiana High Schools
Students from Anderson, Blaskson, Highland and other schools join 25 participants from Indiana and Hamilton Ohio for a Model United Nations event. Organizers note history from Anderson College and include a broad steering committee with officials from Jackson Michigan, Indianapolis and Benton Harbor Michigan. The event features re-enacted UN sessions, committee assignments, and planned lectures by noted speakers while highlighting ecumenical cooperation among diverse denominations.
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Cbase
United
Smith
Wagasash Anderson
Blaskson Ireights
Highland High Schools
Indiana
Hamilton
Ohio
Anderson College
Haga
Diane Bunyan
Jackson
Mich
Lary Ingram
New Whiteland
Bibliography
James Fenstermaker
Fr. Wayne
W Workship
Phil Wallace
Indianapollis
Marilye Menchinger
Benton
Harbor
Divided Reds and Soviet-China Talks Stagnate at Summit
Fragmentary notes from a nine day Communist movement gathering show deep Sino Soviet rift and Romanian walkout causing discord. Delegates planned a two point agenda including unity talks and opposition to Western imperialism while Romania faced funding disputes and absence.
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Romania
China
Soviet Union
Margiste Leninism
Hhe International Proletariat
Reunion
Josef Stalin
Trins
Sofia
Bulgaria
Somu
Russia
Moscow
Budapest
U.S
Vienan
Uoon
Counecil
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Harry G. Land 85 of 2448 Beown Sl died unexpectedly Tuesday. A retired farmer, he moved from Greenfield four years ago and was born in Rush County. Survived by two sons Roy J. Laid and Maurice Land, a daughter Mrs. Rufus Greer, and two daughters in law. his wife Pearl died in 1943. Burial arrangements not listed.
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Janes W. Lund
Pearl
He Forlyille
Chris Han Crereh
Stevividg
Roy J. E. Laid
Penubeton
Maurice
Ipdienapolis
Rufus
Greer
Greensburg
Harold
Martina) Williams
Alma
Ark
Alet
Lilian Sleichter
Lilian Sleighter
Pierceton
Nes
Hilllcrest
Emerson Metzger
Sarasota
Fla
Leo Metzger
Anderson
Florida
Stockwell
Dickerson
Funeral Services Set for Mrs Flora Morris in Fort Wayne
Mrs Flora Barbara Morris, 29, of Fort Wayne, formerly of Anderson, died Tuesday at Parkview Hospital Fort Wayne. Born July 21 1917 in Camden Tennessee she worked at Peachtree Restaurant in Fort Wayne. Surviving are her mother and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at Cornell Bright Funeral Wendrell Street.
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Ant
Ferm) Cook
Shelbyville
Hubert
Phyllis
al ‘Ben
Anderson
Gitford
Kathryn) Dickey
Indianap- Solis
Hubert C. Land
Milroy
Cornell Bright
Flora Morris
Flora Barbara Morris
Fort Wayne
Parkview Hospital
An. Herson
Peath's
Cammatk, Ted
Russell
Bonnie Howell Miller
Sean McKinley Lane
St. Joseph's Hospital
Opie
Stone of
Sumtailville
William
Rachel Stone
Stone
Here
Chance Stone
Summitville
C.M Stoan and Sqn
Fort, Wayne
Gra
Vinson
Goldwater Urges Democracy On Massachusetts Judgment
In Chicago, William E. Miller declines to back Goldwater. He would support the convention’s nominee and predicts Goldwater may shift to endorse Rockefeller if he wins the nomination.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
William E. Miller
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Miller Saie
Rockefeller Shae Ta Wan
Tak
Carl Hayden
Arizona
GOP
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Hospital budget items and wartime dispatches dominate board meeting
A tangled minutes sheet shows allocations for sheriff desks set at 1250 dollars and a car purchase at 1000. Transfers to the Child Guidance Center and county salaries are debated while Vietnam war reports claim air strikes, damaged helicopters, and mounting casualties.
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Xerox
Board of Education
Anderson
Blwowil
Parlyance
Valer Registration — Board
Patty
Teasmill WS
Minthouse
Miller
Helcopters
Twalther
Rockefeller
Iwi
Bill Meare
Moore
He Town
Phrsners
Guan Long
Iservices
Commandat Poer
Per Diem
Kentung City
Central Highlands
Ojly County
Almalive
Vietnam
Gil
Pacific
Hampton
St. Bridge
Cumulation
Sas
Harald Berryl
Berry
County Council
Dish D. Eisenhower
Henry Fletcher Ferguson
Korea
Jon Horst
Arthur Atwell
Cas
Oltox
Loren McDaniels
Everett Smith
Smith
Nixon
Washington
Ing. Inc
Final rites and tragedy stain Omaha area events
The report notes Jesse Billings 68 of 316 West 4th Street will have funeral services at Rogue Funeral Home. Details include a fatal shooting by Patrolman James Abbott during a failed shop entry, a student walkout at Horace Mann Junior High amid racial tensions, and remarks by Omaha officials on widening racial divides. Additional items cover a Fort Wayne death, a Summitville burial, and political tension involving church groups and Creighton University.
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Billings
Jesse OU
Roegue
Gary Allbritton
Wufed
First Baptist Church
Howard Joe
Te Stevenson
Oopey
Washington
Joan
James Abbott
Abbott
Horace Mann
Schoo
Sccnel
Chambers
Omaha Board’ of Education
Mega One the Ag
Teachers to rally in Oklahoma City for state convention
The Oklahoma Education Association calls a professional holiday on Wednesday for about 27 000 teachers and 20 000 pupils. More than 15 000 teachers are expected at a one day convention in Oklahoma City as the association reports over 10 000 undated resignations to back demands for better financing of public education.
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Wendrell Stineniath
Mare Louie
Ivolving
James Kiesane
Penilleton
Welfare
Elaine Moal
Atwell
Linda Stoai
Daugh
Bennie Ranshart
Vendre Ave
Pendleton
Minis State
Dt Airs
Catharine Hashett
West Pearl
Gilbert Schreiber
Fort
Faye Dept. and Social Secuily
Bertha Kurlz
Ville Chistian
Mihoy Ind
Arlene
Bennett
Coventey Bee
Oleeus
Phyllis Whitington
Donaj
Donaj Atter
É Bennett
We Council
Pilate
Heasa
Deter
Jesus
Ops
Kuis Witt
Ier
Val Clear
James B. Marlempire
Romangin
Robert Mocker
Meki
Melina Shuck
Mennett
Smith
Inicher
Ferenson
Oklahoma City
Fall Creek Woman Active in Republican Party Roles
Mrs. Frazier has served as party head for four years and held multiple posts including vice chairman and executive roles in Madison County Republican groups. Employed at Cot Aimer Corporation Anderson plant, she is on several boards and active in local clubs, PTA, and community events with husband Roger Fradier and their son Keith in Pendleton schools.
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Lou Maxstail
Manson County Guidance Center
Logoy
Pyon
Piuicheon
Musting
St. John's ‘Anderson
Ymca Mulberry
Betty McKinney
Charles Gaus
Marty Henbeck
Panm
Madison County Guidance
Feline Vand
Center Cama
Belig
March Nes
May Ulterhagk
W. I Maxeiaa Uf
Roma St
Farily Service Bureau
Wilson
Helef
Eter
Corte Mitieeman
Reger
Madison County Women's Republican Club
Anderson
Cot Aimer Corporation
Roger Fradier
Als’ Ae‘ve
Republican Party
Madison County Liteate Club
Kaith
Pendleton
County Mutual Fire Auxiliary Meeting Report
County Mutual Fire Department Auxiliaries held a meeting with Chesterfield Alexandria Elwood Frankton Lapel Orestes Pendleton Summitville and Midwest represented along with Explorer Scouts from Lapel. Officers include Tom Coverdale vice president Brus Tursetinsn and Saint Brecker. The next meeting is April 9 at Wo Sir Stalin vin Anderson with Madison County Sheriff Joe Brogdon. A bullet lunch will be served.
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Ermine Fein
Tadies
Tne
Chesterfield
Alexandria
Elwoot
Frankton
Lapel
Orestes
Pendleton
Summitville
Midwest
Aong
Tom Coverdale
Brus \Tursetinsn
Faree
Saint Brecker
Oh Herfield
Schelars
Hearing Scheduled On 2 Murder Charges In Grand Rapids
Charles Renald Martin 20 will appear in [illegible] court Friday on two murder counts tied to the fatal shootings of two gas station attendants. Martins, once of Clarksville Pa, was arrested with a 17 year old boy friend and a 33 year old, amid gunfire described as a bold robbery.
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UPI
Charles Renald Martin
Eirait
Martin
Clarks
Ville
Indiana
Jack McKay
Gerald Gort
Times of
London
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Sci
Walker
City
Mink
United States
Ake
Saigon
United Pressj
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Omichi
Surosi
Veua
Carvier
Tremors Hit Western Sicily Sparking Mass Evacuation
Western Sicily was shaken by two light earthquakes causing about 30 000 residents of Seiacea to flee to the countryside. There were no reported casualties or damage, but aftershocks continued from the mid January quake that left at least 27 dead.
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Sicily
Palermo
Seiacea
Inter Wale
Education plan outlined by Rhode Island state panel
The report cites McGrath and Haggerty as former university leaders and cites a plan to open a temporary office to study and coordinate an education initiative. The commission will conduct an investigation into the state's education system and related institutions.
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McGrath
Iren
Fayeen Ghee
Rhode Island
Ene
Commission
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