Johnson May Veto $6 Billion Cut Measure
The article discusses President Johnson weighing a veto of a $6 billion spending cut measure as Congress pushes to curb federal spending. It highlights international tensions over Vietnam and domestic debate on U.S. intervention, with quotes from public figures and mentions of press coverage.
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Indiana
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Novish
Vietnam Talks Shift Toward Wider Settlement
Harriman presses broader de escalation plan at Indochina talks backed by seven points including phased U.S. troop withdrawal and a regional supervision body. Thuy defends Vietnam’s position as talks move from ceasefire to political settlement amid continued fighting. Meany criticizes Reuther auto union rift and notes possible impact on AFL CIO membership.
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Amercia
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Troy
Vietnam
Meany
Pope
Ruther’ Crtciams
Reuther
Aficio
Federation
Auto Workers
Sid
AFCIO
Walter
Princ |Pal
Afl-Cio
I. Reuther
Congress‘ of Industrial Organiations
Old American Federation of Labor
Labor Federation
AFL
Treasury Chief Backs Conference Tax Bill Split
Henry H Fowler said he personally favored the measure from a House Senate conference committee and supported the bill. Administration sources indicated President Johnson feared approving the conference tax bill with an $6 billion spending cut would cripple government programs, hoping for an $8 billion compromise during floor debate.
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Henry H Fowler
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Fowler
Tion
Johnson
Schlossbergs Start Five-Year Trash Collection Contract
AIMCO controlled by Schlossberg and Schlossberg volunteered to begin trash collection a day early after Anderson officials were advised by Glenn Walbridge of Anderson Refuse that several trucks were down. The Board of Public Works awarded the five year contract on April 29 and the City Council approved it on May 1 allowing immediate start.
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AIMCO
Board of Public Works
Walbridge
Anderson
Need A Baby Sitter See Classi 29 and 2 Classified Pages
Classified notice hints at babysitting services across two pages with listings and contact lines. Readers may find local sitters by consulting the 29th classi section and adjacent classified pages for names, rates, and hours.
Paris Braces as Large Crowd marches under police siege
French police and hundreds of leftists with banners and Chinese script surged toward the Right Bank while right wing students staged a counter march. Police surrounded the Elysee Palace and blocked central bridges across the Seine as workers joined a nationwide general strike denting power and transport. The clash disrupted services, with electricity and flights affected, though the strike stopped short of a total paralysis. In Paris and major cities scattered incidents were reported as workers stayed away from the trb. The walkout prompted mediation talks and a plan by a panel led by Capt May Anderson City to return some teachers to work amid negotiations with the Federation and School Board. Funeral services were held for Shannon and Reatha Jay with burial at Grove Lawn Cemetery.
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Anderson City
Donald Sceranka
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Reprean Arte Tara ‘Sentatives
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Transportation Com- 110
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Forest Park
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Reatha Jay
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Cornell Bright
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Grove Lawn
Cem
Henry P. Schrenker
Frank] Spencer
Indianapolis
Jouge
Fred G. Yelton Jr
Nelson Bobannan
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Last Light
Ed Flanagan
Anderson Ministerial Association
P T.A
NAACP
Madison County Labor Council
Taxpayer
S Association
F Chamber of Commerce
P City Council
Nebraska Democrats back Nixon write in push
The Democratic party in Nebraska mounted a write in effort for Nixon on party ballots with Karl Dickinson of Lincoln leading the drive. Crossovers are allowed in the 32 014 Republican and 281 752 Democrat registries, while Humphrey may share the 30 vote convention delegation. The piece notes divisions over McCarthy Kennedy and Humphrey amid riots and spending.
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Roger D. Branigin
Candi
Minnesota
Brien
Albert E. Jay
Evansville
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Ete DeMoss
Kennedy
Arnold
Nebraska
Democrats
Karl E. Dickinson
Lincoln
Dickinson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Humprey
Shantytown Camp Near Lincoln Memorial Closed
A planned protest camp by SCLC near the Potomac between the Lincoln Memorial and the river will end at 8 p.m. June 16. The settlement includes brown wooden huts for six to eight people and green canvas leantos for about half that many, with toilet and bathing facilities to be connected to DC pipelines.
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Potomac River
Lincoln Memorial
District of Columbia
SCLC
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Memphis
Anderson Deaths In Madison Obituaries Nearby Counties
Obituaries from Madison and nearby counties list Mrs Lola Bitter 86 of Anderson. Velma Nave 43 of Anderson. Porter Beard 42 of Detroit. Lacy Wallace Frankton. Rosa Hulse Daleville 95. Brinton Fuqua Pendleton 90. Pearl Perkins Muncie 28. Also notes on Haverstick, Sharp award, and local funeral arrangements. multiple services scheduled this week in Anderson area.
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Omaha
Nebr
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Charles McCroy
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Earl McCroy
Chicago
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Porter Beard
Detroit
Mich
Porter Beard Sr
M Anderson
Brooks’ Memorial Chapel
James Menifee Sr
Zion Baptist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Rosa Hulse
Daleville
Rosa Lee Hulse
William Hulse
Westside
Madison County
William
Magdalene Ma
Fox
Dunkard
Perkinsville
Bethany Brotherhood and Sisterhood
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Mary) Waintt ‘Scott
Ballard and Shirey
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Grace UI Baptist Church
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Pendleton
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Lillian Weed
Max Fuqua
eCaguell Bright Funeral
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School Board Defends Handling of Teacher Dispute
The school board issued a statement through Supt G E Ebberett saying rumors about the dispute are inflated and untrue. It notes meetings since April 2 with teachers or invites, and that a mediation panel was rejected as members accepted their responsibilities.
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G. E. Ebberett
Individu
Humphrey
Johnson
West Britain hospital heart transplant patient gains recovery progress
State Supreme Court evidence links a man resembling Grace Bing to a home intrusion and purse discard. Neighbors testified seeing a suspect flee the Bing residence. A 60 year old heart patient identified as West was identified with fingerprints on the knife. The high court ruled sufficient evidence to support the conviction.
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Grace
Bing
West Progresses
London
UPL
Frederick
West
Britain
Nhow
A Thought For You On Life And Death In Transplants
A reflection on heart transplants noting life depends on another dying, likening it to a seed dying to grow. It emphasizes that only a Higher Power enables true life beyond human invention and knowledge. The piece closes with a reminder of creation’s source.
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Tom Turnoco
É6th
Kansas National Rd Infantry Brigade
Opeka
Briggade
Spec. 4
Jerrol Banner
Yorida
Petersburg, Fla
William Z. Reid
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