Tax Rise Agreed By House Senate Negotiators
Washington reports that negotiators reached a compromise on a 10 percent surtax tied to a $6 billion spending cut, a package supported by Johnson but criticized by liberals. The plan envisions $10 billion in new revenue over 12 months, retroactive to April 1, and aims to cool the economy, curb the deficit, and signal dollar stability to trading partners.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Jessen
America
Pine Torn
Local party reorganizations set for Saturday in Madison County
Madison County GOP and Democrat organizations schedule reorganization meetings Saturday afternoon per state law after the primary. Precinct officers will be elected for 88 precincts, with temporary appointments for vice committeemen. GOP plans at 603 Meridian St in the Anderson City Hall garage. Democrat session at 12 30 p m in Circuit Courtroom.
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Ary Anderson City Hall
Meridian St
Sth St
GOP Central Committee
Seybert
Mary Watson
Alexandria
Robert Nance
Elwood
William Byer
Anderson
Charles Armington
County Democrat Organization
Shirley Vase Tum
Colomal
Madison County precinct committeemen chosen in primary
Republican and Democrat precinct committeemen were elected in most of the 88 Madison County precincts on Tuesday. They will meet Saturday in separate sessions to elect county chairmen. Winners and vote totals are listed by ward and precinct, including names such as Kenneth Ahrendt and Josephine Winoffer in Anderson City Ward 1, with several other candidates and vote counts across additional wards.
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Madison County
Anderson City
Kenneth Ahrendt
Josephine Winoffer
Jack L. van Dyke
A. J. Broderick
Maxine Stanley
Kay L. Hosier
Robert A. Doerr
Russell Campbell
Frailey C. Brown
Earl L. Silcox
Ralph V. Moore
Jack Seyber
Allen D. Brumfield
Andrew Orbik
Dan Sayers
William B. Riffe
Richard N. Snyder
Margaret S. Lennon
Hanoi orders troops to remain and exterminate rebels
Allied forces pressed the fight in Cholon Saigon as Hanoi ordered troops to stay and fight to the last man. Fresh dawn battles sparked a fire in four blocks in the Chinese district, driving hundreds of refugees toward Saigon center. Col Tran Van Hai of the Rang ers said about 1,000 Communist forces remained in western Cholon, including Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units.
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Saigon
API
Cholon
Hanoi
Tran van Hai
Paris
Nixon calls for cleanup of a lawless society
New York dispatch reports Richard Nixon denounces the Johnson era as creating a lawless society. He cites an 88 percent crime rise in seven years and urges tougher action, including opposition to legalized wiretap legislation and a constitutional amendment to limit Supreme Court criminal confessions. He says crime is a top federal priority and accuses the administration of insufficient action.
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New York
UPS
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Johnson
Supreme Court
Bat Seacomtse
Chamber Farm Tour Set For June 25
A Madison County Farm Bureau hosted farm tour on June 25 will feature visits to the M. and S. Ranch east of Noblesville and a stop at Pioneer Seed Company in Tipton. The schedule begins with 8:00 a.m. departure and includes 9:15 a.m. arrival at the ranch and 1:15 p.m. arrival at the Tipton site.
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Anderson
Madison County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Coop
M. and
S. Ranch
Noblesville
Pioneer Seed Company
Tipton
Ranch
Pave Tw
Coloma
Arizona State U tightens art exhibit rules after decayed horse head
In Tempe Arizona State University announces strict new guidelines defining permissible art exhibits after health officials deem a decayed horse head displayed at the mall a serious campus health hazard. The closing involved Cady the school vice president who said the exhibit was shut down due to the danger and public health concerns.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Central Indiana Gas to acquire Pendleton firm assets
Central Indiana Gas Company announced a plan to purchase the assets of Pendleton Natural Gas Company in a deal approved by Pendleton shareholders at a special meeting. The agreement awaits approval from the Indiana Public Service Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Central Indiana Gas Company
Pendleton Natural Gas Company
Pendleton
Pubiic Service Commission
Ini ‘Ana
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pendleton Natural Gas Comany
Teachers return to class as strike ends in Anderson
More than 200 members of Local 519 of the Anderson Federation of Teachers resume duties after a seven day strike. Judge Fred Yelton Jr. had fined the union $500 per day for each day of the strike. The union president said the decision to end the strike came by a majority vote Tuesday night, with classes resuming normally in all 29 public schools. The School Board met to review maintenance and custodial assignments and urged staff to contact the listed administrator with questions.
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Anderson Federation of Teachers
Local 519
Merrill Pyle
Fred Yelton Jr
Yelton
Pioase Ton Te
County Fall Election Tickets Set for 10th District Race
The 10th District features Republican David W. Dennis of Richmond and Democrat William J. Norton of Anderson. Dennis won 15,679 statewide. Norton totals rise to 13,004 in Madison County and 9,158 in the district. Early tallies favored Davis and Dixon before fading.
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David W. Dennis
Richmond
William J. Norton
Anderson
Dennis
Ken Bowman
Madison County
Norton
Russell Davis
New Castle
Edward Dixon
Muncie
Official Vote Tally Listed for Madison County Primary
Initial results from Madison County show Republican votes in the primary election tally on Tuesday.
Demand Made For M16 Rifle Purchasing Data
Congressional critics press the Army to explain why the Marment company from Saco Maine lost two M16 rifle contracts to General Motors Harrington and Richardson Cadillac Gage and others despite offering to supply 240000 rifles for 96 million dollars. Rep Richard Ichord questions economy and a House subcommittee may reopen the MI6 investigation. Army officials have offered no comment.
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Washington
Army
Arms Ion
Jaremont Co
Saco
Maine
Marc‘mont
General Motors
Harraghe Harrington & Richardson
Worcester
Mass
Richard H.ichord
D.mo
House
MI6
Thhord
Rivers
Marement
Cadillac Gage
Warren, Mich
Maremont
County Delegations To GOP Demo Nominating Conventions
County party voters Tuesday named delegates for the GOP and Democratic nominating conventions. Listed are the elected Republicans and Democrats for various counties and wards including Anderson City Ward and Anderson Township with multiple precinct delegates and tallied vote counts.
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GOP
Anderson City
Kenneth Abrendt
Christy Bove
William E. Chambers
Dan Feree
J. K. Fowier
James N. Siefke
Jack L. van Dyke
Charles Larmington
J. J Bailey
A. J. Broderick
Joe L. Brogdon
Frailey C. Brown
Gene Brundage
Walter C. Dietzen
Chester J. Ravage
Mae M. Roberts
Richard B. Alexander
Ronald Fletcher
W. L. Hollingsworth
Frank N. Nealis
Ruth Rogers
Members Named To School Boards In Tuesday Primary
School board members named in Tuesday's primary election per County Clerk Alpha Bytum returns. Metropolitan School District of Central Madison County lists Charles E. Conrad and John Use. South Madison Community Schools names Ralph L. Gustin John Fatzinger Bobby K. McCune. Alexandria Community Schools lists William J. Gaither Ws Brown and David Cox. Elwood Community Schools assigns four year terms Lowell Butcher Mark A. Noble Wilfred J. Shaw. Two-year terms go to Charles Parker Annet Warting Jr Madison-Grant United Schools Boone Two Wilbur Dean Hiatt Maurice W. Pierce.
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Alpha Bytum
Madison County
Charles E. Conrad
John Use
South Madison
Ralph L. Gustin
John ®. Fatzinger
Bobby K. McCune
Alexandria
William J. Gaither
Ws Brown
David Cox
Elwood
Lowell
Mr. Butcher
Mark A. Noble
Wilfred J. Shaw
Charles Parker
Annet Warting Jr
Madison-Grant United Schools
Boone
Wilbur Dean Hiatt
Duck Creek
Maurice W. Pierce
Births Reported at Local Hospitals This Week
New arrivals born at St. John's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Michael Ave 203 East 36th Street and to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roger Wilkinson a boy. Also at Community Hospital a birth to Mr and Mrs Gary Rayl 2614 Fowler.
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St. John’s Hospital
Michael Ave
St. Agin
Kenneth Roger
Wilkinson
Community Hospital
Gary Rayl
Fowler
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N . Dist
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