Kentucky Tax On Sales Main Primary Issue
A Kentucky primary features Governor Bert Combs backed candidate Chandler facing three opponents Miss Mary Louise Foust Wilton Cupp and others in a contest seen as a toss up Chandler Louie Nunn a Glasgow attorney is the Republican governor’s rival in Breathitt Jr Jesse Cecil of Louisville also seeking a party nomination Voters weigh a sales tax issue as they head to polls across the state with machines used in most counties and polling hours from 6 am to 5 pm local time.
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Mary Louise Foust
Shelbyville
Wilton Cupp
Covington
Breathitt
Frankfort
Vt R
Chandler
Pola
Kentucky
Ing
Louie Nunn
Glasgow
Happy
Opposi Anong
Edwardtson
S . Breathitt Jr
Hopkins
Jesse N. R
Elwood Social Activities Highlight in Local Meeting
A leading issue at Elwood kindergarten events centers on a 3 percent sales tax. Washington School hosts activities at 7 30 p m with Mrs Vera Mae Lever noting tax imposition in 1960 after the late party at Mrs Shirley Giselbach’s home. Chandler repealed the tax after a picnic lunch where gifts were exchanged by Letha Badger. Governor first took office in 1935.
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Demon Elwood
Washington
Pic
Vera Mae Lever
Shirley Giselbach
Callaway Park
Chandler
Letha Badger
Breathitt Attacks Chandler In Bitter Kentucky Campaign
Governor Breathitt vows to exempt honored guests from taxes and insists state funds would suffer under Chandler's second term. He labels Chandler the "little judge" who imposed a sales tax and warns of bankruptcy, while Chandler accuses Breathitt of being a Combs stooge. The campaign turns bitter as the race heats up with political rhetoric and calls for decency.
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Ernor
Brad Alexander
Teresa Barrett
Santaldtaye Durham
Debbie Finch
Claus
Greg Fugitt
Jimmie Howerton
Michael Johnson
Randy Johnson
Breathitt
Knight
Wanda McIntyre
Brenda Puterbaugh
Carle Sher
Chandler
Stylel
Lea Valentine
Elwood Conservation Club
Dies
Lis
Combs
Goyl
Ennor
Kentucky
Historical Club Plans July Show and Education Course
Graduates of Madigan County high schools are offered a four week writing course at Anderson High School taught by college professors. The program runs June 10 to July 5 daily 8:30 to 11:30 with a $45 fee and $10 deposit. Students must be in the top 20 percent of their class and applications close June 3.
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Madigan County
Anderson High School
Alexandria
Dan Rohni
Raber
The
Indianas
Miller
Ray Browne
State Dental Association
Aldue
Allegra Stewart
Buller
Lucille Clifton
Ball State
Milton “Buettner
Anderson
Association
Indianapolis
Evelyn Legion
American Legion Post
Elks Lodge
Kiwanis Club
Lodge
English
Lions Clubs of
Sys
Grahame
Summitville
Venivank
Nis Plackard
Dan Crull
Ter-i
Ty Mucy
James Broyles
Sulimillville
Local marriage licenses and Elwood club notes
Merrill Loren Schuyler Ander son and Jacquelyn O Dowd Ander son. Larry D Boundy Anderson and Gwen M Talley Anderson. Dannie Edward Shelton Alex jandria and Deann Swindell Alex andria. Ronald Harty Anderson and Barbara Harty Muncie. Elwood Fifty members of Elwood Historical Club Inc met for carry in supper wiener roast and meeting. Harvest queen to be crowned. One car accident near I 37 north of I 28 at 1 p m. Monday reporter: car skidded on wet pavement, rolled over. all taken to Mercy Hospital. Progress on grounds, lighting, well near completion. Night. Composition program by college professors discussed. Mercy Hospital dismissals noted. Aviation exchange plan between United States and Britain to share aviation profs. no source given.
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Anderson
Jacquelyn O'Dowd
Larry D. Boundy
Land Gwen M. Talley
Dannie
Edward Shelton
Alex’ Jandria
Deann Swindell
Alex‘andria
Ronald Harty
Barbara Harty
Muncie
James Dean Ray
Marsha Ann Marsh
Elwood
Elwood Historical Club Inc
Don Beckum
Marion Reynolds
Ind
Katheryn Brenneman
Harold Wilburn
Robert L
N. Boots St
Marion
Dackley
Williamjer
Howard
Duke Mangelli
Ypeluu Grouus
Asuspiian
Nuvc
Eee
Er Et TeTe
Yvonne Mercy Hospital
James Evans
Beckum
Joseph Fide
S. Anderson St
Mary Chatman
Scott Camp
Dana Clark
N S St
Bell
Lucia Dale
Mary Deeley
St. Toms
Grahame
America
Hamilton Rd
Reason Reed
Sheri Ja
Igan
Diana Riser
Westlea
Westfield
Plan Aviation Exchange
Mercy Hospital
London
UPI
Vernon Lots
County Line Rd
Express
Fesler
Viet Union
Britain
Paul Stafford
Georgianna Noel
Alice Foust
Ralph Kimmerling
Frankton
Safety Patrol Picnic Honors Anderson Patrons
Anderson city to host the Estle Fry Safety Patrol Picnic at Shadyside Park honoring founder Mattie B. Fry and Capt Tom Estle. About 1 200 students will hear Capt James Hanna recount patrols history and parade down Meridian Street after an early morning film at the Paramount Theatre.
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Anderson
Shadyside’ Park
Estle-Fry
Ralph Ferguson
Mattie B. Fry
Legal notices final settlement and bids announced in Anderson
Notice of final settlement of estate for Rosa Markle Dewitt to appear in Madison County Superior Court on June 7 1963 show cause why final accounts should not be approved and heirs to prove heirship. Also bids for exterior painting and one 60 passenger school bus equipment announced with bid deadlines and bond requirements.
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Rosa Markle Dewitt
Superior Court
Madison County
Anderson
Indiana
Eugene Creagmiles
Superior Court of
Campbell, Anderson & Jones
Board of School Trustees
West 11Th Street
Vndiana
West Street
Board of
School Trustees
G. E. Ebbert
Jackson Township
Ray Croxton
Jackson Town
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Urban planning notes intertwine withbe Street and Chesterfield additions
The report lists property lines in Chesterfield Homes Addition and Anderson Indiana, detailing boundaries from Mill Creek to Main Street and East Water Street. It also covers municipal actions including public hearings on alcoholic beverage licenses and a sewage treatment plant procurement process.
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Broadway
Shadyside
Chesterfield Homes
Anderson Road
New York
CBS
Canada
Trier
Bhider
William T. Cooke
Toronto
Wale Street
Willard Z. Estey
Waler Street
Arney
Water Y
Walnut Streets
Walnutee Street
Walnut
Sycamore Streets
Sycamore Street
Hill Beverage Board Ojjside
Moison County
Indiana
Matt Street
Anderson
Chesterfield
Tomas
Hons
Allchesterfield
Fermiis
Yiz
CCC
SL. L
Water Street
Wal i Ile
Ee Teague
Put Street
Mase Street
Pennsylvania St
Hall Street
Indianapolis
Beer
Meridian St
Indiana Associa
Spiritualists
Said Beverage Commission
W. F. Condon
Wasbinder
Joe A. Harris
Quiaoline Ened
West Bank
Mill Creek
CCC JR Sewage Treatment and
St. L. Railroad
City OF Ly
Egal Fielly BF
Sublic Works
Ieee
Eae Etary
Board of Public Works
City
Aoain
Mil Creek
Togiase Als
Chuartan
Paylinder
Judy
Walter Street
State Board of Accounts
Township
State of
Llhett
City of
Andersons
Tollewood Drive
Aid Eastman
Avalon Lane
Secretary of the Board
Lot Nums Works
City Hall
Chesterfield Bluffs
Jolly Women's Club Meeting at Mrs Mitzi Corbett's Home
Jolly Women's Club will meet at 7 30 p.m. this evening in the home of Mrs Mitzi Corbett. All members are invited to attend. Mothers Club of the First Baptist Church will hold a meeting elsewhere.
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Jolly Women’s Club
Jolly Women's Club
Mitzi Corbett
Mothers Club
Mothers Club of the
First Baptist Church
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