Guthrie Says Tax Agreement Must Be Reached First
Indiana legislative leaders split over budget and tax plans as House Speaker Guthrie warned they are farther apart than yesterday. House and Senate Republicans failed to reach a consensus, with minority leaders noting parties lack unity while sessions pause until majorities agree on a program. A tentative budget of 1.124 billion dollars remains under discussion and could shift as talks resume.
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News Strike Offer Accepted by Printers Guild
The International Typographical Union Local 6 and nine Guild units consider accepting a publisher’s offer for a weekly pay raise in return for ratification. The deal hinges on extending the contract five months to set a common expiration date. Ratification votes are scheduled Sunday for the Guild units and Tuesday for the printers. If both unions approve, papers could be on streets by Tuesday next week.
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Colts and Noblesville Lead Semistate Basketball Clash
Indiana high school semistate action centers on Seymour and Terre Haute as top contenders. Upsets loom for Central and East Chicago matchups while Bosse and Columbus Junction eye the final four, with Columbus-Muncie and East Chicago favored to reach the title game at Buller Fieldhouse. Industrial production in February showed little change with mixed signals from steel and machinery sectors amid ongoing strikes.
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Welsh Vetoes Two GOP Proposals Spar Over Reapportionment
Indiana Governor Matthew Welsh vetoed two Republican bills aimed at immediate legislative reapportionment and a special prosecutor measure. He argued the reapportionment move violated constitutional rules and that the prosecutor bill would make the Indiana Supreme Court both prosecutor and jury. Lt. Gov. Richard Ristine and GOP leaders criticized the vetoes, while party officials sought to regroup amid objections over welfare and Kerr Mills medical aid.
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Knife Suspect Granted Delayed Hearing to March 29
A suspect in a knife attack was granted a continuance until March 29. The Plain County grand jury charged the individual with an act deemed violent and dangerous, with the court noting processing delays and scheduling issues.
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Kennedy Defers Most Fathers From Draft
Palm Beach Florida United Press dispatch reports President Kennedy ordered deferment for all fathers except doctors dentists veterinarians and veteran registrants with children under an executive order. He will attend a Central American presidents meeting in Costa Rica and then return to Washington for a news conference.
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Car hits school bus injuring ten near Waco
WALY TEX A college student drove her car into the side of a school bus near Waco on Friday injuring ten people The driver Miss Betty Kirbo 19 of Axtell Tex was hospitalized The bus driver J A Williamson 60 and eight of twenty children aboard were treated for minor injuries and released from Hillcrest Hospital in Waco
Four Year Draft Extension Voted by House
The House approved a four year extension of the military draft by voice vote. The bill, first major measure of the session, extends the draft to July 1 1967 and makes qualified men 18 to 26 liable for two years of service. President Kennedy ordered draft deferments for all fathers except doctors dentists and veterinarians in Palm Beach Florida.
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Kremlin Accuses Peiping Over China Split Rift
The World Marxist Review accuses Beijing of purging Soviet leadership and pushing Khrushchev out of favor. Editors say Chinese calls for peace talks with Mao invite a serious, possibly fatal split in the international Communist movement. Khrushchev may decline a trip to China, sending a lower delegation if invited.
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Un Official Escapes Shot in Villa Ambush
A United Nations official, Jaime Valdes of Chile, narrowly escaped a sniper shot fired through his villa window on a Friday night. The missile struck the couch where he sat, and Valdes had just returned home after threats linked to Katanga mercenaries. UN security failed to locate the gunman amid surrounding brush.
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Parisian widow chases thieves in Rumford street
Passersby watched Mrs Laurence Littin pursue three men through a Rumford street shouting Aux voleurs as she captured one and held him until police came. Two men jailed after court admission of robbing a jewelry store run by Mrs Littin, who hails from Paris. She explained she was too upset to recall Stop thief in English and could only say the French phrase.
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Welsh Signs Teacher Pay Raise Measure for Welsh
The measure raises minimum salaries for Indiana public school teachers, with over 35 000 positions affected from January 1. Veterans with 30 years experience gain to at least 6900 dollars, a 1200 dollar boost for many, averaging 33 dollars weekly. A Bolivian DC-6 plane with 39 aboard disappeared en route from Arica to La Paz.
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Registration Centers Chosen for Primary Registration
Registration centers in Anderson Elwood and Alexandria for April 1 through April 8 were announced by Mattson County Registration Board members Mrs. Alpha Byrum and Mrs. Made Mitchell. Substations will be staffed by pairs of clerks one Republican and one Democrat to bolster voter eligibility with 22 189 in Anderson 5 052 in Elwood and 2 533 in Alexandria. Main office hours 1 am to 8 pm April 1 2 and 1 to 8 pm other days. Meadowbrook and Westvale schools open only on April 1 and 2. March 2 is last day for mayoral candidates to file.
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Cuba Warships Rammed Cuban Residence Spy Claims Shaky
Havana reports two U S warships fired on Cuban coastal defenses and rammed the anti Castro residence as tensions rose. Officials say one ship the Oxford may have been seeking asylum while Cuban authorities denied espionage claims. Meanwhile U S officials caution that Soviet troop withdrawals from Cuba have fallen short of expectations as ships redeploy and long term charters complicate evacuation efforts.
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Two Hurt In Wreck On 109 Bypass
Night accident on the 109 Bypass in front of the National Guard left two persons injured. Mary Hayward, 44, suffered facial lacerations when her car rear ended a vehicle turning off the bypass. Carl Downs, 20, received back injuries. both were treated at Commins Hospital and released.
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