Branigin Cites New Industry in Indiana
Indiana's healthy industrial climate attracted about $1 billion in new industry over the past year, Governor Branigin said at a Democratic editorial association meeting. He touted parole reforms, job placement for ex-convicts, and a major road program including improvements to U.S. 52 and plans for a Lake Michigan port, while noting delays from a Save the Dunes lawsuit and state museum funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
Branigin
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Templeton
Kentland
New Harmony
Gordon St. Angelo
Democratic Party
John T. Rumbach
St. Angelo
Democratic State Committee
John Pers
Hammond
Jessie Mitchell
Gary
William Gettings
Lafayette
Katie Wolf
Monticello
Ernest Bixel
Plymouth
Mabel Weiler
Michigan City
James L. Koons
Avilla
Ruth Lloyd
Elkhart
Joe H. Mettler
Huntington
Ruth Bole
van Buren
Paul M. McGinley
Tranquilizer Guns to Be Tested on Humans
Georgia psychiatrists at the American Psychiatric Association meeting report plan for tests on volunteers to evaluate tranquilizer guns for subduing violent mental patients and criminals. They cite animal use, note limited human use, and call for safety factors before any general adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
Georgia
American Psychiatric Association
John B. Griffin
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
Emory
C. D. Warren
Georgia State Prison
Reidsville
New York City
Athens
Suspect Held In Slaying Of San Francisco Union Official
The FBI arrested Carl Moses Schwartz, also known as Carl Moses Black, 49, an Oakland accountant, in Miami on a probation warrant tied to murder conspiracy in the shooting death of Don Wilson, a San Francisco Painters Union official, on April 5 near a union meeting. Four others were previously detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
FBI
Carl Moses Schwartz
Carl Moses Black
Schwartz
Wilson
San Francisco
U.S
Internal Revenue
Italian General Awarded Military Honor By Pentagon
The Pentagon awarded Gen Giuseppe Aldia Italian chief of defense staff the Legion of Merit with commander degree. An honor guard from all services and the Army band greeted him at Songol main entrance with a 19 gun salute and a review alongside Gen Earle G Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Giuseppe Aldia
Defense
Army Band
Songol
Earle G. Wheeler
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alda
Wheeler
Baccalari
Congressional Study Of Water Importation By Texas
Texans urged Congress to study water importation into West Texas as part of a 1.6 billion Colorado River basin project bill. Joe G. Moore Jr. and G H Nelson pressed the House reclamation subcommittee for viability, naming Missouri, Mississippi and Columbia Rivers as potential sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
West Texas
Colorado River
House Reclamation
Joe G. Moore Jr
Texas Water Development Board
G. H. Nelson
Lubbock
Water For the Future
West Texas Water Institute
Moore
Missouri
Mississippi
Columbia Rivers
Suspended sentence given in drug sales case
Dr. Noah Zehr, 83, Fort Wayne, was convicted of selling dangerous drugs without prescriptions. He pled guilty after testimony, received a $500 fine and a one year suspended sentence conditioned on disposing of all drugs and never dispensing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPI
Noah Zehr
Zehr
W. O. Hughes
Hughes
Dr. Zehr
Bonn Grants Israel $40 Million Credit in 1966 Agreement
West Germany on Thursday approved a $40 million long term credit to Israel, signed by Rolf Lahr and Israeli Ambassador Asher ben Nath an. The deal funds housing and telecommunications projects and supports small to medium Israeli industries, with terms up to 25 years and low interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
UPI
West Germany
Israel
Rolf Lahr
Foreign Office
Asher ben-Nathan
Germany
Hitler
Israeli Industrial Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meroman
John Hay
Lincoln
Salem
U.S. 50
Monroe Lake
Bloomington
Alice
Vincennes House
Vincennes
Wabash River
Clifty Falls State Park
Department of Mental Health
Patoka River
Birdseye
State Board of Accounts
State Industrial Board
Lebanon
Marcia Murphy
Danville
Ralph Tucker
Terre Haute
Agnes Woolery
Edwin H. Pieper
Dubois
Nora Kuebler
Newburgh
William Goen
Saranell Eckensberger
Mitchell
William H. Wolf
Greenfield
Margaret Williams
Richmond
James H. Beatty
Henri Gibson
University of Chicago
Zenith
Mounds Mall
Contemporary
Congressional
Texas
Fort Wayne, Ind
Mark Elliott
Robert Barr
Paul Eric Krueger
San Clemente
Calif
Dallas
Tex
Corpus Christi
North America
Turkey
Wade Howard
Longview
Wash
St. John's Hospital
Wade
Sears
Hone
I Rotary
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Craftsman
Ers
Cbs
Main St
Anderson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!