Kennedy to mobilize 400 Marion men for guard roles
About 400 Marion men aged 20 to 72 are issued uniforms for a mock battle as part of a Kennedy strength display. The event aims to show support for Medicare and the doctors plan amid political debate on health reform.
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Kerr-Mills
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Oklahoma
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Tallahassee
Fla
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Veterans Administration
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Marion
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iAnimal Shelter Group Meeting Chooses By law Change Chairman
Mrs. Ethel Albright was appointed chairman of a committee to propose changes in the by laws of the Anderson Madison County Animal Shelter at a recent meeting. President Wahn Dean conducted the meeting. Board members discussed financial reports of dog bites and reports of children tormenting dogs. The house is a small black fun Bus related is both mushrooms and mildews.
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Ethel Albright
Anderson-Madison County
Wahn Dean
Eisenhower Uses Gettysburg Stop to Press Republican Campaign
Former President Eisenhower urged Republicans to wage a hard campaign to regain the House and elect more governors. He defended the party’s record, urged specific solutions, and said health care should be voluntary under Social Security rather than mandatory. He noted Kerr-Mills and discussed plans for catastrophic coverage and fiscal responsibility.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconin
House
Republican Party
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Calif
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Ilinois
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Indiana
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Laird
Wisconsin House
Shirley Esther Circle Elects and church events noted
The Esther Circle of Wilkinson Methodist Church held an installation with Mrs. Margaret Williams as chair and other officers named. A farewell for Mrs. Overman, guests from Greensburg and Croydon attended, plus a birthday party for Cindy Cupp and a wiener roast at the park. Mothers and two seniors received New Testaments during Mother’s Day services. Separate notes detail the Willis family travel and a jazz festival at Indiana University August 17 49 with Stan Kenton leading.
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Esther
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Freeman Walker
Gerald
Young
Elbert Carlton
Margaret Williams
Earl Green
Floyd
Railsback
Lundy Stohler
Charles Nelson
Paul Milner
Jezebel
Minnie Overman
Ohio
Devil Farker
Greensburg
Zula Ballinger
Croydon
Penn
Margaret Collier
Cindy Cupp
Douglas Cupp
Terry Jackson
Mary Jane Cook
Cindy Reynolds
Linda Blake
Peggy Stewart
Shirley Methodist Church
Jane Wisehart
Frank Scott
Joseph Willis
Sam Willis
la Guardia
New York
Laura Willis
Springfield
Club to Install New Officers Today
Madison County Women's Democratic Club meets at Grandview Club this evening to install new officers led by President Josephine Windatter. Speakers include Judge Nelson Bohannan and Mayor Ralph Ferguson. Officers listed are Mrs. Mitchell vice president Maxine Sutphin secretary and Mrs. Stephenson treasurer.
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Madison County Women's Democratic Club
Grandview
Marie Stephenson
Madge Mitchell
Nelson Bohannan
Ralph Ferguson
Josephine Windatter
Mitchell
Maxine
Sutphin
Stephenson
William J. Norton
Miriam Shirley
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