Demonstration Students Face Suspension in Birmingham
More than 1,000 Negro pupils who took part in antisegregation protests were expelled or suspended by Birmingham school principals. The action followed weeks of demonstrations and threatened to disrupt a fragile biracial agreement. Leaders warned of renewed protests as police and federal troops remained on standby after recent unrest.
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Charles King 49 Killed in U S 40 Crash Near Greenfield
Charles King 49 of Philadelphia Ind former Anderson resident was killed Saturday in a Waffle crash on U S 40 near Greenfield The widow Hope King and three granddaughters Cathy Glenn are in critical condition at Greenfield Hospital two grandsons Mike and Joe in serious condition at Community Hospital Indianapolis Survivors include a daughter Amelia Glenn a son Edward and John King and several siblings Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St Michael s Catholic Church Greenfield Friends may call Hendryx Funeral Home Greenfield The article notes King was ill distributor and later student at Anderson High School with ties to family members across Indiana and Ohio
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Thresher Talks Slashing Tariffs Faces Long Route
The United States seeks automatic across the board tariff cuts up to 50 percent with few exceptions to jump start Kennedy round talks in 1984. Europe rejected the plan Sunday, noting Common Market tariffs around 20 percent and higher U.S. duties on some goods. They say a 50 percent cut would shift tariffs to 40 percent US and 10 percent EU, which the U.S. calls an equivalent concession while Europe calls unjust.
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Shirley Bandmaster To Be Honored L
In a Mercury Mercury story fragment, Mr Ebbertt notes friction in schools. He cites cooperation by Cooper, his family, and others as key to preventing incidents after school. Parents can help reduce misbehavior through closer supervision of children.
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Farewell Dinner for Horton at Wilkinson High
A farewell dinner honors Darrel Horton and his wife with Wilkinson High students and families attending. The Wilkinson Band Parents sponsor the event at Shirley Shelter House with postmaster examination details and revised qualifications to be announced by the Commission. A pitch-in reception and appreciation for Mr and Mrs Horton are planned, with attendance urged.
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Capitan reef noted in Guadalupe region described
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Special Session Hinted Over Tax Suit and Reapportionment
Governor warned a special session could be needed if courts impose revenue problems. The talk centers on a lawsuit challenging the 2 percent sales tax and a possible federal court order for immediate reapportionment, amid resignations including Sen. Joel Rhodes.
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Birmingham Reform Voices and Black Leadership Clash
A Birmingham discussion highlights tensions between Urban League allies and Black leaders, noting Powell’s reform stance and the rise of the New Negro movement. A Birmingham mother reflects on youth involvement, while fear grows over Black Muslim influence alongside White Citizens Council and John Birch Society.
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Obituary fragment notes Kennedy White House meeting
Fragmentary obituary text mentions Ebbertt and a large research ship Allan, with references to a 17 Stadatr time and a brief private meeting with President Kennedy in the White House rose garden, including a press secretary quote and a one minute private office encounter.
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Deaths In Madison Area Citizens
Middletown and nearby areas report multiple deaths including Mrs Georgia Elliott 72 of Middletown at home and Mrs Myrtle Carvin Indianapolis native who lived in Anderson dying after long illness Funeral rites due in Frankton Greenlawn cemetery. Survivors listed include spouses children and grandchildren with services set at local churches and funeral homes across Madison County.
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New Suits Filed in Indiana Circuit Court
Courthouse News lists several filings in Indiana courts including Circuit Court showing cases such as State of Indiana vs Tony Gibson and Nancie Destro with affidavit for vehicle taking, and Emma Louise Perry versus Joseph Perry for divorce. Also noted are Edith Robinson versus Grover L Crawford for separation, Jackie Viva Miller versus Anna Cotton Hailey for divorce, and multiple other names with various divorce and separation actions. Final rites and obituaries are mixed in with court items, including Mrs Martha and Wavie, with details on service times and funeral arrangements.
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Wheat Referendum Debate Shapes Indiana Farmers Vote
The article outlines mixed views on a wheat referendum in Indiana. Farmers like Fortville residents Willie Coleman and others face turnout concerns and potential penalties for noncompliance, while Indiana Wheat Referendum Committee backs the plan to control surpluses and support prices. Prominent figures discuss farm economy impact and regulatory risks amid broader bids by farm groups to influence the vote.
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Trade talks press on at Ottawa conference
Delegates from major trading blocs meet at Ottawa amid broad U S Europe tensions seeking tariff reductions and a path to unified policy. Washington signals united front on essential principles despite divergent views on future trade organization.
Young named for wartime service and public lecturing
The report highlights Dr. Young as a Dollar-a-Year man honored by the President for his World War II service including civilian defense work and War Savings Bond promotion. It notes his international visits, such as to Russia in 1956, alongside the Apprentice School’s 27th annual banquet and graduation of the local division of Adult Education.
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Coronatp Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
Tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation. Coronatp tablets claim a new colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore colon activity overnight. Introductory size 436.
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