Hartke Seeks Rationalism in Money Saving Plan
Washington AP Hartke D Ind says the best system expects a study on state economy with Indiana University analysts. Aimed at reducing postal cutbacks, Hartke disputes rude remarks about a Mrs Reimann and notes many people misunderstandings. The project uses a grant from the Indiana University Foundation to build an economic model assessing consumer spending and shifts in investments for state offices.
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Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Mon-world
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Reimann
Bloomington
Ind
Hartke
Robert C. Turner
David
Tad
D. Martin
Irvin M. Gros
Donald E. Dun
Indiana University
the United
Evansville
Indiana
Vic
Presidion
Eric Dunn
Tronic
Sr Srlraat
Dentist Urges Physicians to Stop Lollipops in Waiting Rooms
Washington dentist Dr. Hector E. Castro warns doctors against giving lollipops to children in waiting rooms. He contends sweets undermine dental work, cites editorial in Medical Annals of the DC Medical Society, and urges gadgets over candy to reward youngsters. He emphasizes the mouth as the gateway to good health.
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Hector E. Castro
Castro
District of Columbia Dental Society
Medical Annals of the
District of Columbia Medical Society
Rival dog food promises health and happiness for dogs
A playful ad argues dogs cannot speak on friend choices or owner feeding, but Rival provides complete nutrition. It touts Regular beef or liver flavor and claims feeding Rival alone yields a healthy, happy dog, even if the dog mutely disapproves of your friends.
New Improved Bomber Due for Rollout by Month End
VAN NUYS California United Press International reports the first of 40 two engine B26K Counter-Invaders an upgraded version of the B26 bomber is to roll off the line by month’s end. On Mark Engineering Co under a 12.6 million contract will add 2 500 horsepower engines and heavier armament for jungle warfare. Grounded in the US and South Vietnam since a Florida demonstration wing failure last February the aircraft is pitched for anti guerrilla missions in Vietnam.
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UPID
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South Viet Nam
Florida
Vietnam
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On Mark
Rock Gets Labor Boost For Demo Governor's Race
The AFLCIO COPE in Indiana District votes to recommend to the State AFL CIO the endorsement of Robert L. Rock for governor on the Democratic ticket. The action, taken at a May 16 regular meeting, reflects Rock's record as a legislative ally for working people. the report notes Rock's long service and says the party group is the first COPE in the state to back him.
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Ation
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Gary
Ind
UPE
Kathy Co
Pezak
Griffith
Marien
Sus- Labor
Turkey Run
Arnold McFary Marshall
Sun District
Legisla
Indiana
McFarland
Ath District Cope
Congressional Cope
House Group Slashes Johnson Requests On Agencies Programs
The House Appropriations Committee proposes major cuts to Johnson’s agency budgets in a 13.3 billion total for 25 agencies. Space program faces 245 million cut, Civil Defense over 268 million trimmed, Urban Renewal Fund 265 million cut to 205 million, FAA employment reduced by about 1,500, and a 25 thousand allowance for Mrs. Kennedy to answer mail. Thomas subcommittee led by Rep. Albert Thomas overseed the changes.
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FAA
Civil Defense
John F. Kennedy
Deer Rampages Through Cloverdale Shops Causing Thousands In Damage
A frightened young buck ran through Cloverdale Indiana causing extensive damage to Murphy's Liquor and Sargent's Variety in Putnam County. The deer smashed a plate glass window, toppled merchandise, and fled to a nearby filling station restroom where it was finally corraled after injuring itself. Estimated losses ranged in the thousands.
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Cloverdale
Ind
Ypl
Putnam
Mosday
Murphy’s Luquor
Sargent’s Variety Store
Posthumous Civil War Discharge Honors Issued
A Union Army officer from Indiana, Col Orville Hamilton, received a posthumous honorable discharge. His service with the 86th Indiana Volunteer led to a controversial end at Stone's River, yet he is honored as a Civil War pioneer by family and officials. Indiana University also announced changes to credit by examination for advanced placement.
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Washington
William S. Roseanne
Army of the Cumberland
Bloomington
Ind
UPL
Indiana University
Col. Orville
S. Hamilton
Lebanon
Hamilton
Cumberland
Richard L. Roudebush
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Horatio P. VanCleve
VanCleve
86Th Regiment
Stone’s River
Rogecrams
First Captivity Born Giant Panda Reaches Eight Months
Hong Kong based News Agency reports the world’s first panda born in captivity at Beijing’s zoo is eight months old and weighs about 50 pounds. The fragmented text notes the birth occurred last September and references NCNA.
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Hong Kong
UPI
New
Convention opens in Indianapolis for Indiana Knights of Columbus
The four day 63rd annual convention of Indiana Knights of Columbus will begin Thursday at the Sey. term Hotel in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Knights of Columbus
Child Dies After Playing With Gun in Indianapolis
Rab bn Glanton age 3 died from a bullet wound to the abdomen at General Hospital after allegedly finding and taking his father's gun to bed. Parents said they were moving into the apartment where the shooting occurred. The accident happened after he had been put to bed on Sunday night.
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Indianapolis
Robin Glanton
UPI
Rabbn Glanton
General Hospital
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