House Group Keeps Full 3.5 Billion Foreign Aid Request
The House group backs the administration request for 3.5 billion in foreign aid including 2.4 billion in economic aid and 1 billion for military assistance. The panel rejected cuts after a dispute over eliminating about 1,200 AID employees and aims to present the bill to the House next Tuesday.
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Johnson
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
South Viet Nam
Agency For International Development (Aid
Post Office
Gs Service Committees
House
Social Security Funeral Act Signed by President
The document appears to report a president signing a local security related act, dated between uncertain places and year, with fragmented wording. It references Franklin D. Roosevelt and a funeral or social security topic with unclear campaigning or legislative context.
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Social Security
Franklin D
Goenttel
Gentle laxative praised in health ad
A dental-style advertisement promotes Nature's Remedy A tablets as a gentle laxative. It claims easy relief and urges readers to try all vegetable ingredients, offering a free family sample from Lewis Howe Co. Department B53 St. Louis Mo.
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Lewis Howe Co
St. Louis
Alice Faust Dies After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. Alice C. Faust dies Sunday morning at 1 am after a weeks illness. Born July 29 1886 in Kansas City Kansas she married Roy Faust in 1928. he died in 1951. Survived by cousins. Funeral at Copher and Fesler with Rev Ralph Johnson officiating. burial Aroma Cemetery. Burial at Copher and Pema Funeral Home.
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Elwood
Alice C. Faust
Weeks
Kansas City
Kansas
Roy Faust
Copher and
Pema
Copher
York
S. B
St. Nor
Hearing Planned Aug 18 for Blue River Conservancy District
A Henry Circuit Court hearing is set for August 18 to establish the Big Blue Conservancy District in Henry and Rush counties. The move follows 40 petitions by the Wabash Valley Association bearing about 1,500 resident signatures. The district would be eligible to accept funds and levy a special property tax to finance flood and erosion control, recreational, and water projects through dams and dredging.
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New Castle
Ind
Henry
Big Blue Conservancy District
Rush
Wabash Valley Association
Flood Control and Water Resources Commission
Historical Club Opens Queen Show Contest in July
Elwood Historical club met at the club grounds. plans set for a July show and queen contest applications June 1 to July 1 for girls ages fourteen to eighteen. Entries contact Mrs Rudy Shinholt Jonesboro or Mrs Harold Wilburn or Mrs Lawrence Lynas Elwood. Attendees came from Oakford Bennett Switch Anderson Kokomo Rigdon Marion Peru Jonesboro Tipton Leisure and Elwood. A reception followed morning worship for Rev. Ralph Johnson as he leaves for Florida. A new Elwood minister will be named after Indiana conference in Mishawaka May 31.
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Elwood
Elwood Historical Club Inc
Ind
Don Beckum
Lawrence Lynas
Rudy ,Shinholt
Jonesboro
Harold Wilburn
Oakford
Bennett Switch
Anderson
Kokomo
Rigdon
Marion
Peru
Tipton
Leisure
Ralph Johnson
First Methodist Church
Johnson
Florida
Lakeland
Indiana
Mishawaka
Widow of Designer Dies at 70 in Indiana Hospital
Hanna Elvira Peterson 70 of 413 East Monroe Street Alexandria died Saturday night after a long illness at Community Hospital Anderson. She was born September 12, 1893 in Sweden and came to the United States in 1925. Survived by two brothers and sisters in Sweden. Funeral arrangements set at Davis Strider Noffze Funeral Home and Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Karl Lueker officiating. Previously married to Oscar Peterson, designer for Aladdin Industries, who died in 1952.
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Hanna Elvira (Elvy) Peterson
E. Monroe St
Oscar Peterson
Community Hospital
Anderson
Aladdin Industries
Sweden
United States
Our Savior Evangelical Lutheran Church
I.olf Holmer
Auschwitz trial witness links Gestapo chief to killings
Kazimierz Smolen testified that Hans Stark, a Gestapo chief, orchestrated murders at Auschwitz including a boy killed for playing with a rabbit. Smolen, a former inmate who later directed the Polish museum at Auschwitz, identified Stark as key in the camp death mechanism and described the flow from torture to a crematorium.
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Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Auschwitz
Gestapo
Kazimierz Smolen
All Crimes Court
Hans
Smolen
FBI Chief Warns on Public Apathy to Organized Crime
J Edgar Hoover told DePaul University law review that public indifference and lax enforcement enable organized crime. He warned the underworld uses foreclosures and legal schemes to gain hundreds of legitimate holdings and infiltrate business.
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Chicago
UPI
J. Edgar Hoover
DePaul University Law Review
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Underworld
Underworld Op—N
Former Madison County Resident Dies in Kansas
Francis Tooley, born near Beall's Chapel north of Lapel, died May 18 in Hutchinson Kansas. Survivors include wife Virgil Bressler, three daughters, one son, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Also surviving are Thomas Tooley, Carrie Dickey, Mary Gilmore, May Manford, Cyrus Milbern, Ray Irwin, Zetta Hulse and other relatives. Former neighbors and siblings return home from the Kansas funeral.
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Madison County
Kansas
Cyrus Milbern
Rt. 3
Anderson
Ray Irwin
Scipio
Ind
Zetta Hulse
Muncie
Hutchinson
Kans
Francis Tooley
Thomas Tooley
Rt. G. Anderson
Carrie Dickey
Mary Gilmore
May Manford
Tooley
Beall's Chapel
Lapel
Dyers Creek
Nickerson
Virgil Bressler
Buses Carrying Indiana Students Collide Near Eden Park
Two Indiana school buses with about 80 to 100 children collide at a Cincinnati traffic light on U S 52 near the Western Hills viaduct. Both drivers, Leon Kelly and Delmar Thayer, report no injuries and no charges were filed.
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Cincinnati
Leon Kelly
Aurora
Ind
Western Hills
U.S. 52
Delmar Thayer
Dillsboro
Thayer
Eden Park
Orbital Lab Plans Studied for Long Astronaut Missions
A four month study by Douglas Aircraft Corp. outlines MORL a six astronaut orbital lab. It could stay in orbit over a year and be operable within five years. Launched by a Saturn 1B rocket MORL would test human tolerance to long zero gravity and could provide artificial gravity if needed.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Home Builder Group To Convene Tonight
Anderson Home Builders Association plans a 6 30 dinner at Don s Barbec ue on Ind 109 with president Joe Broderick in charge. James Priest city planning director will speak. Other officers include Howard Bookout vice president and Joe West secretary treasurer.
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Anderson Home Builders Association
Don
Joe Broderick
James Priest
City Planning Commission
Howard Bookout
Joe West
Scottish housewife leads British TV protest
Mrs. Mary Middleton, 33, urged tens of thousands of women to switch off TV sets for one hour from 9 to 10 p.m. on Sunday, June 14, in a televised protest against kitchen sink dramas. A BBC spokesman said the network had no comment on the matter.
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Mary Middleton
Britain
British Broadcasting Corp
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